Topic: World War II

Nuking Japan: nobody asked the enslaved
Nuking Japan: nobody asked the enslaved April 3, 2024 Julian R. Sinclair Absent from the discussion about the nuclear weapons used to compel Japanese surrender in 1945 is how the Koreans, Chinese, Filipinos, Vietnamese, and other Asian peoples felt about being colonially occupied by the empire.
Our Moral Heritage
Our Moral Heritage March 5, 2023 Anthony J. DeBlasi Many sincere Americans are questioning the validity of our common moral heritage. Here's why they shouldn't.
Putin's Victory Day Parade was Stolen Valor
Putin's Victory Day Parade was Stolen Valor May 11, 2022 Civis Americanus About time somebody rained on Putin's parade.
Remember! 75 years ago, V-E Day, May 8, 1945
Remember! 75 years ago, V-E Day, May 8, 1945 May 8, 2020 Ethel C. Fenig Despite the coronavirus crisis, there will be efforts to honor the victory.
The lesson of World War II: If nations really want peace, they must prepare for war
The lesson of World War II: If nations really want peace, they must prepare for war September 1, 2019 Ethel C. Fenig World War II demonstrated that aggressors thrive on nations that are unwilling to arm.
The Real Equivalent of World War II
The Real Equivalent of World War II August 2, 2019 David Gayvert America in 2019 does face a serious challenge to freedom and self-rule: radical progressivism. 
Wake Up, Australia
Wake Up, Australia November 10, 2014 Viv Forbes The more things change...
When 'Something Amazing Happened' in Paris
When 'Something Amazing Happened' in Paris August 24, 2014 Michael J. Fahy Seventy years ago tomorrow, on August 25 (D-Day+80), Paris was liberated by the American 4th Infantry Division.
The Lost Lesson of the Nonaggression Pact
The Lost Lesson of the Nonaggression Pact August 7, 2014 Bruce Walker Seventy-five years ago this month, Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia signed a pact of evil called the “nonaggression pact,” the consequence of which remains misunderstood.
Why Ukraine Matters
Why Ukraine Matters March 8, 2014 Bruce Walker The gradual re-conquest of the old Soviet empire by a former officer of the Soviet Gestapo ought to worry us a lot.
Anne Frank and the Sushi Test
Anne Frank and the Sushi Test March 8, 2014 Sidney Raphael What, you might ask, does Anne Frank have to do with Korea?
Spine-tingling
Spine-tingling February 7, 2014 Charles Lipson This short video is the most touching and moving one I can remember.
'False crisis' over the federal debt?
'False crisis' over the federal debt? July 29, 2013 Greg Richards "False crisis" is the way Treasury Secretary Jack Lew characterized the federal debt yesterday. The charts tell the story.
The Bushido Bishop
The Bushido Bishop April 24, 2013 Thomas Lifson The Mormon bishop who used a samurai sword to defend a neighbor lady being attacked by a stalker is just an irresistible story. So many contemporary memes collide.
Reversing America's Decline
Reversing America's Decline November 27, 2012 Jared Peterson The ongoing and not-so-gradual loss of American Civilization is the result of two related phenomena: the invasion of our country from the southern border, and our elites' culture of self-loathing