| FDR’s War of Words with Lindbergh |
Paul Sparrow |
Fall 2024 |
| Franklin Roosevelt Takes on Tammany Hall |
Michael Wolraich |
Spring 2024 |
| The Mystery of Henry Wallace |
Derek Leebaert |
Spring 2024 |
| Eleanor Fights Lynching |
David Michaelis |
Summer 2021 |
| Frances Perkins Brought You the Weekend |
Bruce Watson |
Spring 2021 |
| Marshall's Secret Preparations for War |
Paul Dickson |
September 2020 |
| FDR’s Favorite Dish: “Country Captain” |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
July/August 2020 |
| Missy LeHand: FDR's Influential, but Largely Forgotten Assistant |
Kathryn Smith |
Summer 2017 |
| My Memories of Winston Churchill |
John D. Eisenhower |
Summer 2017 |
| The Day When We Almost Lost the Army |
Joseph E. Persico |
Spring 2012 |
| FDR Declassified |
The Editors |
Fall 2010 |
| Churchill Offers Toil and Tears to FDR |
John Lukacs |
Spring/Summer 2008 |
| 40 More Critical Moments In American Business History |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 2007 |
| The Second-term Blues |
Kevin Baker |
August/September 2006 |
| FDR and His Women |
Ellen Feldman |
March 2003 |
| The Churchill-Roosevelt Forgeries |
John Lukacs |
November/December 2002 |
| The Virtues of Nation-Building |
Max Boot |
June/July 2002 |
| Till Divorce Do Us Part |
Ellen Feldman |
November 2000 |
| The Conventional Wisdom: Why It’s Wrong |
Terry Golway |
July/August 2000 |
| FDR Was Hardly Indifferent to the Shoah |
William J. Vanden Heuvel |
July/August 1999 |
| Event In This Century |
Kevin Baker |
May/June 1999 |
| Meeting the Japanese Pilot Who Killed My Dad |
Francis R. Stevens, Jr. |
December 1998 |
| An Interview with the Author of "The American Century" |
Kevin Baker |
September 1998 |
| What Made the Government Become Huge |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
September 1997 |
| There Is Something about a Martini |
Max Rudin |
July/August 1997 |
| From World War to Cold War |
John Lukacs |
December 1995 |
| The Federal Debt |
John Steele Gordon |
November 1995 |
| “That Hell-hole of Yours” |
Donald Wright |
October 1995 |
| Home-grown Terror |
Philip Jenkins |
September 1995 |
| Bringing the President Home |
|
April 1995 |
| The Retreat at Kommando 64/VI |
|
April 1995 |
| Revising the Twentieth Century |
John Lukacs |
September 1994 |
| The Man of the Century |
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. |
May/June 1994 |
| The Forty-year Run |
Roy Hoopes |
November 1992 |
| Presidents on Presidents |
Thomas Fleming |
November 1992 |
| The Pentagon’s 50th and the Future of America’s Defense |
T. A. Heppenheimer |
September 1992 |
| Secret Treason |
Fulton Oursler, Jr. |
December 1991 |
| The Transatlantic Duel: Hitler vs. Roosevelt |
John Lukacs |
December 1991 |
| What to Call It? |
Elliot Rosenberg |
December 1991 |
| A Place to Be Lousy In |
Peter Andrews |
December 1991 |
| The Road to the Future |
Dan Cupper |
May/June 1990 |
| “Yesterday, December 7, 1941…” |
Richard M. Ketchum |
November 1989 |
| The Wonderful Husband |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
September/October 1989 |
| The New Deal and the Guru |
J. Samuel Walker |
March 1989 |
| Why the Candidates Still Use FDR as Their Measure |
William E. Leuchtenburg |
February 1988 |
| The Big Leak |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1987 |
| How Capitalism Survived The Twentieth Century |
Martin Mayer |
November 1987 |
| 1937 Fifty Years Ago |
|
July/August 1987 |
| FDR The Last Photo |
|
July/August 1987 |
| Taking Another Look At The Constitutional Blueprint |
The Editors |
May/June 1987 |
| The House At Hyde Park |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
April 1987 |
| “A Fair, Honorable, and Legitimate Trade” |
Frederic Delano Grant, Jr. |
August/September 1986 |
| The Greatest American Cars |
Brock Yates |
February/March 1986 |
| 101 Things Every College Graduate Should Know about American History |
John A. Garraty |
December 1986 |
| The Case of the Chambermaid and the Nine Old Men |
William E. Leuchtenburg |
December 1986 |
| FDR and the Kingfish |
William E. Leuchtenburg |
October/November 1985 |
| Why We Didn’t Use Poison Gas in World War II |
Barton J. Bernstein |
August/September 1985 |
| FDR’s War with Polio |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
June/july 1985 |
| Cantaloupes And Atom Bombs |
David Brinkley |
October/November 1984 |
| Four More Years |
|
October/November 1984 |
| THE BANKING STORY |
Martin Mayer |
April/May 1984 |
| Rosie The Riveter Remembers |
|
February/March 1984 |
| Where Have All The Great Men Gone? |
Richard D. Brown |
February/March 1984 |
| Radio Grows Up |
Alice Goldfarb Marquis |
August/september 1983 |
| “Explaining What You Are After Is The Secret Of Diplomacy” |
Robert Bendiner |
August/september 1983 |
| Henry Francis Du Pont And The Invention Of Winterthur |
Walter Karp |
April/May 1983 |
| The Great North Sea Mine Barrage |
Daniel P. Mannix 3d |
April/May 1983 |
| FDR A Practical Magician |
John Kenneth Galbraith |
February/March 1983 |
| Winston Churchill And “the Natural Captain Of The West” |
Roy Jenkins |
October/November 1982 |
| America Was Promises |
Robert Cowley |
August/September 1982 |
| II. Bats Away! |
Joe Michael Feist |
April/May 1982 |
| The FDR Tapes |
|
February/March 1982 |
| A Postage Stamp History Of The U.S. In The Twentieth Century |
Judson Mead |
December 1982 |
| What If? |
Marcus Cunliffe |
December 1982 |
| Barnstorming The U.S. Mail |
Virginia Van Der Veer Hamilton |
August 1974 |
| “old Peabo” And The School |
Frank Kintrea |
October/November 1980 |
| Incident In Miami |
Kenneth S. Davis |
December 1980 |
| Sorry No Gas |
Stephen W. Sears |
October/November 1979 |
| What We Got For What We Gave |
Gaddis Smith |
April/May 1978 |
| Samuel Eliot Morison Award |
|
October 1977 |
| George Washington Carver and the Peanut |
Barry Mackintosh |
August 1977 |
| The Controversial World Of |
Thomas K. Mccraw |
April 1977 |
| The TVA: It Ain't What It Used to Be |
James Branscome |
February 1977 |
| The Way I See It |
Bruce Catton |
October 1976 |
| Machismo In The White House |
Larry L. King |
August 1976 |
| How Miss Perkins Learned To Lobby |
George Martin |
April 1976 |
| His Most Detestable High Mightiness |
Ormonde De Kay, Jr. |
April 1976 |
| The Tyranny Of Oil |
Carl Solberg |
December 1976 |
| The Strange Mission of the Lanikai |
Adm Kemp Tolley |
October 1973 |
| FDR’s Extra Burden |
Bernard Asbell |
June 1973 |
| Churchill Talks To America |
Kenneth McArdle |
December 1973 |
| A Dearth of Heroes |
Robert Penn Warren |
October 1972 |
| A Basement View Of Sir Winston |
Ogden Kniffin |
October 1972 |
| Full House At Yalta |
Adm C. E. Olsen |
June 1972 |
| Miss Eleanor Roosevelt |
Kenneth S. Davis |
October 1971 |
| “Big Jim” Farley: The True-blue Democrat |
Virginia Van Der Veer Hamilton |
August 1971 |
| The Paper Trust |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
April 1971 |
| The Retreat From Burma |
Barbara W. Tuchman |
February 1971 |
| F.D.R: The Last Journey |
James MacGregor Burns |
August 1970 |
| The “Diary” of Hiram Johnson |
Lawrence W. Levine |
August 1969 |
| The Place of Franklin D. Roosevelt in History |
Allan Nevins |
June 1966 |
| The Colonel’s Dream Of Power |
Robert S. Rifkind |
February 1959 |
| F.D.R. Vs. The Supreme Court |
Merlo J. Pusey |
April 1958 |
| FDR’s War of Words with Lindbergh |
Paul Sparrow |
Fall 2024 |
| Martha Gellhorn Gets Her Story on D-Day |
Marc Lancaster |
Summer 2024 |
| Honoring the Incredible Sacrifice of the Sullivan Family |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Winter 2024 |
| The Secret Plans to Invade Japan |
David Dean Barrett |
August 2023 |
| Struggling to End the War |
Richard Overy |
August 2023 |
| Ernie Pyle Digs in at Anzio |
David Chrisinger |
Summer 2023 |
| The Oldest Marine Recruit |
Shane Manson |
Spring 2023 |
| Counting All The Dead |
Richard B. Frank |
August 2023 |
| Cities Reduced to Ashes |
David Dean Barrett |
August 2023 |
| John Hersey Uncovers the Horror |
Lesley M.M. Blume |
August 2023 |
| First Shots in the Pacific War |
Keith Fitzgerald |
Winter 2023 |
| FDR Unites America for War |
Peter Shinkle |
November/December 2022 |
| Bob Dole and the Nazis’ Brutal Last Stand in Italy |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Summer 2022 |
| Dr. Joyce Brothers Beats the System |
J.M. Fenster |
September/October 2021 |
| “Catcher in the Rye” on D-Day |
Bruce Watson |
June 2021 |
| Kamikazes Shock the Allies |
James P. Duffy |
Summer 2021 |
| Revenge of the Nevada |
Ed Offley |
June 2021 |
| Escape from the Warsaw Ghetto |
Judy Batalion |
June 2021 |
| “No One Returns Alive” |
James P. Duffy |
Fall 2017 |
| "This Is London": Murrow During the Blitz |
Bob Edwards |
November 2020 |
| Comrade in Arms |
Viscount Montgomery of Alamein |
|
| “My Room Mate… Is Dwight Eisenhower…” |
Edward M. Coffman |
|
| Serving with Ike |
Gen. Omar N. Bradley |
|
| Heartbreak at Heart Mountain |
Tom Brokaw |
October 2020 |
| Marshall's Secret Preparations for War |
Paul Dickson |
September 2020 |
| How Ike Led |
Susan Eisenhower |
|
| Two Hours in Hell at Pearl Harbor |
Ed Offley |
Winter 2021 |
| Remembering Ernie Pyle |
Gil Klein |
Spring 2020 |
| Papa Hemingway Liberates Paris |
George Goss |
September/October 2019 |
| Original “Cricket Clicker” Found for 75th Anniversary of D-Day |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Summer 2019 |
| A.J. Liebling on D-Day |
Timothy Gay |
Spring 2019 |
| Gens. Eisenhower & Patton; George Washington Returns; The Iron Spine; The Ship That Wouldn't Die |
The Editors |
Spring 2019 |
| Agony and Triumph at Anzio |
Flint Whitlock |
Winter 2019 |
| American Civilians Defend Against U-Boats |
Timothy Gay |
Spring 2020 |
| The USS Mason Battles U-Boats and Bigots |
Mary Pat Kelly |
Summer 2017 |
| My Memories of Winston Churchill |
John D. Eisenhower |
Summer 2017 |
| Ike’s Decision |
Michael Korda |
Winter 2010 |
| O’Hare’s Last Flight |
Alvin Kernan |
Summer 2017 |
| 50 Years Ago |
The Editors |
Summer 2012 |
| Ike's Son Remembers George S. Patton Jr. |
John D. Eisenhower |
Summer 2012 |
| The Day When We Almost Lost the Army |
Joseph E. Persico |
Spring 2012 |
| The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson |
Jules Tygiel |
August/September 1984 |
| Texas' Pacific War Museum |
The Editors |
Summer 2010 |
| The Naked Truth Of Battle |
James MacGregor Burns | Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Winter 2011 |
| Eavesdropping On The Rising Sun |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
Fall 2009 |
| Flight Of The Wasps |
Victoria Pope |
Spring 2009 |
| Churchill Offers Toil and Tears to FDR |
John Lukacs |
Spring/Summer 2008 |
| A Funny Man Writes A Serious Historical Novel |
Allen Barra |
April/May 2007 |
| History Now |
|
April/May 2007 |
| Hitchcock on Location |
George Perry |
April/May 2007 |
| Why Do We Say...? |
Hugh Rawson |
April/May 2007 |
| Pop Goes The Nation |
Janet Souter |
April/May 2007 |
| “Don’t Be A Show Off” |
Gene Smith |
April/May 2007 |
| Resources |
|
April/May 2007 |
| The Buyable Past |
David Lander |
April/May 2007 |
| The Trial of General Homma |
Hampton Sides |
February/March 2007 |
| The Quietest War |
Kevin Baker |
October 2006 |
| The War at Home |
George Perry |
August/September 2006 |
| Why Do We Say...? |
Hugh Rawson |
August/September 2006 |
| Now You Can Offer S--- On A Shingle |
|
August/September 2006 |
| History Now |
|
August/September 2006 |
| Book $ale |
|
August/September 2006 |
| The Boomer Century |
Joshua Zeitz |
October 2005 |
| “An Adventure in Prosperity” |
John Steele Gordon |
October 2005 |
| “The So-called Charge was Murder” |
Gene Smith |
June/July 2005 |
| “Just One More River to Cross” |
John M. Ryan |
June/July 2005 |
| “You Will Be Afraid. But You Must Attack.” |
John J. Pullen |
June/July 2005 |
| Stickball à La Parisienne |
The Readers |
April/May 2005 |
| Vital Books on World War II |
Roger J. Spiller |
November/December 2004 |
| The Haunting Remains of Bethlehem Steel Works |
Richard F. Snow |
June/July 2004 |
| The Century of American Airpower |
Fredric Smoler |
November/December 2003 |
| America's Sweet-and-Sometimes-Sour Relationship with France |
Richard F. Snow |
August/September 2003 |
| America's Sweet-and-Sometimes-Sour Relationship with France |
Richard F. Snow |
August/September 2003 |
| Empire of the Winds |
Scott Banks |
April/May 2003 |
| Where Berlin and America Meet |
Fredric Smoler |
April/May 2003 |
| Did Truman Need to Drop the Bomb? |
D. M. Giangreco |
April/May 2003 |
| The Aerial Attack on Fort Wayne |
The Readers |
March 2003 |
| The Churchill-Roosevelt Forgeries |
John Lukacs |
November/December 2002 |
| General Discontent |
|
November/December 2002 |
| The Problem with Glorifying World War II-Era America |
Kevin Baker |
August/September 2002 |
| Taking Out Mussolini |
Keith C. Woolley |
June/July 2002 |
| A Village Disappeared, Thanks to Executive Order 9066 |
Lilian Takahashi Hoffecker |
November/December 2001 |
| Hitler and IBM |
Frederick E. Allen |
July/August 2001 |
| Return to Midway |
Shirley Streshinsky |
April 2001 |
| Another Day of Infamy |
Kevin Baker |
April 2001 |
| Cheeseburgers And Code Talkers |
|
December 2000 |
| My Father: A Man of the Century |
Richard F. Snow |
July/August 2000 |
| Most Underrated World War II Generals |
Allan R. Millett |
May/June 2000 |
| Creating The D-Day Museum in New Orleans |
Stephen E. Ambrose |
May/June 2000 |
| Serving as a Psychiatrist in World War II |
|
October 1999 |
| Losers' Resentments and Obsessions in Alternative History |
Fredric Smoler |
September 1999 |
| The Best American War Films |
Roger J. Spiller |
February/March 1999 |
| Man is Not God |
Mark Helprin |
February/March 1999 |
| Meeting the Japanese Pilot Who Killed My Dad |
Francis R. Stevens, Jr. |
December 1998 |
| I Learn a Lot from the Veterans |
Stephen E. Ambrose |
November 1998 |
| When The Laws Were Silent |
William H. Rehnquist |
October 1998 |
| Is America a Paradise Lost? |
Fredric Smoler |
February/March 1998 |
| Near-Miracle Workers in the European Theater |
Stephen E. Ambrose |
November 1997 |
| Some Called It the N_____ Ship |
Richard F. Snow |
February/March 1997 |
| Nations Rarely Go to War for Economic Reasons |
Fredric Smoler |
February/March 1997 |
| Unsordid |
Richard F. Snow |
December 1995 |
| From World War to Cold War |
John Lukacs |
December 1995 |
| The Little Diplomat |
James M. Lamont, Jr. |
December 1995 |
| The Ancient History of the Internet |
Stephen Bates |
October 1995 |
| The Lady Brakemen |
Jocelyn W. Knowles |
July/August 1995 |
| For the Duration |
Frederick A. Johnsen |
May/June 1995 |
| Normandy, 1994 |
Deronda Elliott |
May/June 1995 |
| The Biggest Decision: Why We Had to Drop the Atomic Bomb |
Robert James Maddox |
May/June 1995 |
| Tokyo, 1945 |
James A. Field, Jr. |
May/June 1995 |
| The 36th Mission |
Frank Clark |
May/June 1995 |
| Sea Dogs |
William Galvani |
October 1994 |
| Make-believe Ballroom |
Wilbur Devereux Jones |
September 1994 |
| Revising the Twentieth Century |
John Lukacs |
September 1994 |
| The Liberation of Paris |
|
September 1994 |
| The Warfare State |
Bruce D. Porter |
July/August 1994 |
| Nuremberg, Time, and Memory |
Joseph E. Persico |
July/August 1994 |
| The Man of the Century |
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. |
May/June 1994 |
| Chaplain Kidder’s Song |
Nathan Ward |
May/June 1994 |
| D-Day: What It Meant |
Charles Cawthon |
May/June 1994 |
| Build-down |
T. A. Heppenheimer |
December 1993 |
| A Question of Character |
Richard F. Snow |
October 1993 |
| The Buy of the Century |
Alexander O. Boulton |
July/August 1993 |
| Battlefield Souvenir |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
July/August 1993 |
| A Short Walk On Guadalcanal |
Thomas Fleming |
May/June 1993 |
| The Self-made Man |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
September 1992 |
| Forgotten Viceroy |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 1992 |
| The Biggest Theater |
Edward L. Beach |
December 1991 |
| Casablanca |
Edward Sorel |
December 1991 |
| Secret Treason |
Fulton Oursler, Jr. |
December 1991 |
| The Transatlantic Duel: Hitler vs. Roosevelt |
John Lukacs |
December 1991 |
| What to Call It? |
Elliot Rosenberg |
December 1991 |
| My Guns |
Roger J. Spiller |
December 1991 |
| The American Superweapon |
John Steele Gordon |
December 1991 |
| A Place to Be Lousy In |
Peter Andrews |
December 1991 |
| Hardships |
Robert Pierce |
December 1991 |
| Memory as History |
Richard M. Ketchum |
November 1991 |
| Close Encounter |
William Neely |
September 1991 |
| The Rites of Reparations |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
July/August 1991 |
| Not Right for the Part |
Malvin Wald |
May/June 1991 |
| Return to East Anglia |
John McDonough |
April 1990 |
| Triumph and Tragedy |
Stephen Shields |
December 1989 |
| The Real War |
Roger J. Spiller |
November 1989 |
| Robeson’s Choice |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
April 1989 |
| The Secret of the Soldiers Who Didn’t Shoot |
Fredric Smoler |
March 1989 |
| Homer Lea and the Decline of the West |
Thomas Fleming |
May/June 1988 |
| The Big Leak |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1987 |
| The Example of Private Slovik |
Benedict B. Kimmelman |
September/October 1987 |
| The First Wave |
Alan D. Wiener |
May/June 1987 |
| America In London |
Brian Dunning |
April 1987 |
| How I Became A Royal White Elephant, Third Class |
Richard Eberhart |
February/March 1987 |
| Land of the Candy Bar |
Ray Broekel |
October/November 1986 |
| The Dangerous Summer of 1940 |
John Lukacs |
October/November 1986 |
| The Toughest Flying in the World |
Richard Rhodes |
August/September 1986 |
| Four Months on the Front Line |
Nikolai Stevenson |
October/November 1985 |
| Rewinding World War II |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
October/November 1985 |
| V-J, 1945 |
Byron Dobell |
August/September 1985 |
| Why We Didn’t Use Poison Gas in World War II |
Barton J. Bernstein |
August/September 1985 |
| Landing at Tokyo Bay |
Vernon C. Squires |
August/September 1985 |
| The Last Cruise of the YP-438 |
Ellis Sard |
June/july 1985 |
| From Normandy to Grenada |
John Chancellor |
June/july 1985 |
| The Last Days of the Third Reich |
Joseph E. Persico |
April/May 1985 |
| The Battle of Athens |
Lones Seiber |
February/March 1985 |
| What Happened off Devon |
Oliver E. Allen |
February/March 1985 |
| Cantaloupes And Atom Bombs |
David Brinkley |
October/November 1984 |
| Good Neighbors |
David Davidson |
April/May 1984 |
| Rosie The Riveter Remembers |
|
February/March 1984 |
| Benét And The Ensign From Alabama |
Everett Wood |
December 1984 |
| Ploesti: A Pilot's Diary |
Lewis N. Ellis |
October/November 1983 |
| Churchill’s Dream |
Pamela C. Harriman |
October/November 1983 |
| “yes, By Damn, We’re Going Back To Berlin” |
Lester F. Rentmeester |
October/November 1983 |
| On Omaha Beach |
Charles Cawthon |
October/November 1983 |
| The Man Who Planned The Victory |
Keith E. Eiler |
October/November 1983 |
| Not Forgetting May Be The Only Heroism Of The Survivor” |
|
October/November 1983 |
| Escape From Vichy |
Donald Carroll |
June/july 1983 |
| The President’s Best Friend |
David Michaelis |
June/july 1983 |
| Scientists At War |
Fred Kaplan |
June/july 1983 |
| FDR A Practical Magician |
John Kenneth Galbraith |
February/March 1983 |
| The Ship That Died Of Carelessness |
Harvey Ardman |
December 1983 |
| Winston Churchill And “the Natural Captain Of The West” |
Roy Jenkins |
October/November 1982 |
| The Agony of the Indianapolis |
Kenneth E. Ethridge |
August/September 1982 |
| Looking For The Good Germans |
David Davidson |
June/july 1982 |
| “Suddenly, There Were The Americans” |
John Keegan |
June/july 1982 |
| II. Bats Away! |
Joe Michael Feist |
April/May 1982 |
| I. The Fu-go Project |
Carmine A. Prioli |
April/May 1982 |
| A Painter At War |
|
February/March 1982 |
| A Postage Stamp History Of The U.S. In The Twentieth Century |
Judson Mead |
December 1982 |
| History And The Imagination |
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. |
October/november 1981 |
| Merci, America |
Manuel A. Conley |
October/november 1981 |
| When I Landed The War Was Over |
Hughes Rudd |
October/november 1981 |
| Iwo Jima |
Alvin M. Josephy Jr. |
June/July 1981 |
| After The Air Raids |
John Kenneth Galbraith |
April/May 1981 |
| Gen. Maxwell Taylor: Memories of Peace and War |
Robert S. Gallagher |
April/May 1981 |
| Ernie Pyle |
Paul Lancaster |
February/March 1981 |
| Death March |
Donald Knox |
December 1981 |
| The Real Meaning Of Pearl Harbor |
Edwin O. Reischauer |
December 1981 |
| Truman At Potsdam |
|
June/July 1980 |
| Culpable Negligence |
Edward L. Beach |
December 1980 |
| Sorry No Gas |
Stephen W. Sears |
October/November 1979 |
| “When Does This Place Get to New York?” |
Geoffrey Bocca |
June/July 1979 |
| Forbidden Diary |
Natalie Crouter |
April/May 1979 |
| The Grimmest Thanksgiving |
|
December 1979 |
| Bloody Huertgen: The Battle That Should Never Have Been Fought |
Gen. James M. Gavin |
December 1979 |
| The Jump Into Sicily |
Gen. James M. Gavin |
April/May 1978 |
| Pursuit: Normandy, 1944 |
Charles Cawthon |
February/March 1978 |
| Samuel Eliot Morison Award |
|
October 1977 |
| “I Am Become Death…” |
Richard Rhodes |
October 1977 |
| Ordeal At Vella Lavella |
Walter Lord |
June 1977 |
| From Austerlitz To Moscow |
Charles Mack |
December 1977 |
| The Way I See It |
Bruce Catton |
October 1976 |
| The Knave Of Boston |
Francis Russell |
August 1976 |
| Profile of a Soldier: Matthew B. Ridgway |
Robert C. Alberts |
February 1976 |
| July, 1944: St. Lô |
Charles Cawthon |
June 1974 |
| Jimmy Doolittle: “I Am Not A Very Timid Type …” |
Robert S. Gallagher |
April 1974 |
| The Strange Mission of the Lanikai |
Adm Kemp Tolley |
October 1973 |
| Tales From The Black Chambers |
Clifford B. Hicks |
April 1973 |
| My Room Mate… Is Dwight Eisenhower…” |
Edward M. Coffman |
April 1973 |
| The Bari Raid |
|
June 1972 |
| Disaster At Bari |
Glenn Infield |
October 1971 |
| Hell’s Highway To Arnhem |
Stephen W. Sears |
June 1971 |
| At War With The Stars and Stripes |
Herbert Mitgang |
April 1971 |
| The Retreat From Burma |
Barbara W. Tuchman |
February 1971 |
| F.D.R: The Last Journey |
James MacGregor Burns |
August 1970 |
| “Our German Wehrmacht Is Being Stopped By A Shadow” |
Corey Ford |
February 1970 |
| The Longest Wait |
John Lord |
June 1969 |
| Leslie Gehres: Captain of the "Ship that Wouldn't Die" |
David Davidson | Leslie E. Gehres |
April 1969 |
| A Fateful Friendship |
Stephen E. Ambrose |
April 1969 |
| The Gallantry of An “Ugly Duckling” |
Robert L. Vargas |
December 1969 |
| The Bombing of Monte Cassino |
Martin Blumenson |
August 1968 |
| The Marianas Turkey Shoot |
Admiral J. J. Clark |
October 1967 |
| Greetin’s, Cousin George |
Philip L. Cantelon |
December 1967 |
| The Place of Franklin D. Roosevelt in History |
Allan Nevins |
June 1966 |
| “God, Please Get Us Out Of This” |
Stephen Bower Young |
April 1966 |
| “I’ve Served My Time In Hell” |
George McMillan |
February 1966 |
| The Battle Off Samar |
Wilfred P. Deac |
December 1966 |
| The First Flag-Raising on Iwo Jima |
Richard Wheeler |
June 1964 |
| Niihau A Shoal Of Time |
Gavan Daws | Timothy Head |
October 1963 |
| How Papa Liberated Paris |
Gen. S. L. A. Marshall |
April 1962 |
| The Siege of Wake Island |
John R. Burroughs |
June 1959 |
| A Few Men In Soldier Suits |
Helena Huntington Smith |
August 1957 |
| One Who Survived |
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June 1956 |
| Heartbreak at Heart Mountain |
Tom Brokaw |
October 2020 |
| Eavesdropping On The Rising Sun |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
Fall 2009 |
| A Village Disappeared, Thanks to Executive Order 9066 |
Lilian Takahashi Hoffecker |
November/December 2001 |
| When The Laws Were Silent |
William H. Rehnquist |
October 1998 |
| Seattle |
Andrew S. Ward |
April 1994 |
| Robert Walker Kenny and Interned Japanese-Americans |
Janet Stevenson |
June 1969 |
| The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Debacle in 1930 |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
June/July 2005 |
| The Magician and the Cardsharp |
Karl Johnson |
May 2001 |
| A Bang or a Whimper? |
John Steele Gordon |
December 1997 |
| The Emperor’s Pierce-Arrow |
Brooks T. Brierley |
November 1996 |
| Make-believe Ballroom |
Wilbur Devereux Jones |
September 1994 |
| The Man Who Wasn’t There |
John Steele Gordon |
November 1991 |
| America’s True Power |
John Lukacs |
March 1989 |
| The Dinner Party |
A. R. Gurney |
September/October 1988 |
| A National Monument to the Great Depression |
Ivan E. Prall |
March 1988 |
| Can History Save Us from a Depression? |
Timothy C. Forbes |
February 1988 |
| The Big Picture of the Great Depression |
John A. Garraty |
August/September 1986 |
| The Golden Age of Advertising |
Roland Marchand |
April/May 1985 |
| 1934 Fifty Years Ago |
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April/May 1984 |
| R. G. Fiege, Circus Painter |
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August/september 1983 |
| The Olympics That Almost Wasn’t |
Al J. Stump |
August/September 1982 |
| The Cost Of Living In America, 1800—1980 |
John A. Garraty |
February/March 1981 |
| Good Reading |
Barbara Klaw |
April/May 1979 |
| Route 66: Ghost Road Of Okies |
Thomas W. Pew, Jr. |
August 1977 |
| Knights of the Fast Freight |
Clark C. Spence |
August 1976 |
| “In This Proud Land” |
Nancy Wood |
August 1973 |
| The Legacy Of Craftsmen |
Marshall B. Davidson |
April 1972 |
| Hard Times Remembered |
Studs Terkel |
April 1970 |
| The Place of Franklin D. Roosevelt in History |
Allan Nevins |
June 1966 |
| Bonus March |
John D. Weaver |
June 1963 |
