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The real Europe of 1914: class war, civil war and private wars on the eve of...
by Stephen YellinI have written about 2 major milestones in the march to World War I in the last 2 weeks: the 100th anniversaries of the murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wifeby a Serbian...
View ArticleThe countdown to World War I: the lead actors in a global tragedy
by Stephen YellinIt was 100 years ago this July that the countdown to the apocalypse of World War I took place. It was instigated by the murder of the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Franz...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 23, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is Day 1 of a series of articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder of...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 24, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 25, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 26, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 27, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 28, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 29, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 30, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: July 31, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: August 1, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: August 2, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: August 3, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleCountdown to World War I: August 4, 1914
by Stephen YellinThis is part of a series of daily articles that covers the run-up to the catastrophe of World War I in July 1914. The diplomatic crisis exactly 100 years ago was sparked by the murder...
View ArticleThe war that (almost) never was: why World War I was NOT inevitable
by Stephen YellinI first want to thank everyone who read, recommended and praised my articles covering the “Countdown to World War I” from July 23rd through August 4th, along with the 3 articles...
View ArticleJames Bond and the Walther PPK Pistol: A History
The Walther PPK may be the most famous and widely-known handgun in the world, due to one thing--it's the gun that was carried by the fictional "licensed to kill" British spy James Bond, Agent 007, in...
View ArticleHistory of the Democratic Party, a new series: The Party of Opposition
This series of articles covers the history of the Democratic Party – the oldest continuous political party in the world, one whose history goes back 223 years to nearly the very beginning of the United...
View ArticleHistory of the Democratic Party, a new series: The Party of Jefferson
This series of articles covers the history of the Democratic Party – the oldest continuous political party in the world, one whose history goes back 223 years to nearly the very beginning of the United...
View ArticleHistory of the Democratic Party: The Party of Jackson; or, what Van Buren built
This series of articles covers the history of the Democratic Party – the oldest continuous political party in the world, one whose history goes back 223 years to nearly the very beginning of the United...
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