Video: 1913 - The Invention of Terrorism
Colin Liddell
October 31, 2020
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Political assassination and asymmetrical warfare have long been weapons in the arsenal of the weak against the strong. But in early 191...
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17 Oct 2020
The Jewish Role in the Rise and Fall of Dutch Brazil
Colin Liddell
October 17, 2020
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A Brazilian musketeer in the Dutch army (17th century painting by Albert Eckhout) Between 1630 and 1654 the Dutch seized much of Brazil from...
6 Oct 2020
Erich Von Manstein, Top Nazi General and Art Critic
Colin Liddell
October 06, 2020
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Erich von Manstein is generally regarded as the most brilliant general of WWII. But he was not just a boring military wonk. In addition to h...
22 Sept 2020
Abolishing Slavery Aided the Rise of Europe's Colonial Empires
Colin Liddell
September 22, 2020
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No one seriously defends slavery today, but the way in which we view this historical phenomenon has become a cliched caricature. Was it, at ...
10 Aug 2020
Why Could America Beat Japan but Not Korea or Vietnam?
Colin Liddell
August 10, 2020
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In the 20th century, the so-called "American Century," the USA fought three major wars against Asian nations. Surprisingly, ...
13 Jul 2020
The Ogaden War: The Greatest War Between African States
Colin Liddell
July 13, 2020
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War, contrary to expectations, is a semi-civilized business, requiring, as it does, qualities of organization, discipline, and applicat...
9 Jul 2020
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol and the Sacrificial Heroics of Korean Unification
Colin Liddell
July 09, 2020
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The 7th century was a "foundational" time in the political history of the Korean people. At its start the Korean peninsula w...
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