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Date: Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 12:09 PM
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HNN Sponsor HNN Jobs Board HNN features a Jobs Board.   If you want to post an announcement of a job related to history, come have a look!  Learn More. Featured Jobs - Early Modern Europe – Assistant Professor, Tenure-Track SUNY Cortland - Postdoctoral Instructorship in History California Institute of Technology – Division of the Humanities and Social Sciences     Trending on HNN - Donald Trump, Richard Nixon, and the "F***Ing Jews" Leo P. Ribuffo - This Story About the Publishing of Mein Kampf Is Well-Known in France. Americans Need to Know It. Blake Smith - What You Can Do to Stop Nuclear Tests William Lambers HNN Topics What Historians Are Saying About the New Vietnam War Documentary by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick The 10 part documentary is being broadcast on PBS. UPDATED: Charlottesville – HNN's Full Coverage Tweets, Blog Posts, Op Eds – Everything. This Week's Op Eds Why I Decided to Make Hatred the Subject of a Talk to the General Public by Jeff Kleiman It's because if you want to understand Charlottesville, it helps to understand our history of hatred. What Ken Burns and Lynn Novick Want Us to Believe Is that Americans Were Innocents in Vietnam by Ron Briley We weren't and our history of imperialism proves it. What Do Nixon, Reagan and Trump Have in Common? by Ronald L. Feinman All three came to power after their campaigns resorted to reprehensible tactics. North Korea Expert: If China Had the Capacity to Contain North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions, It Would Have Done So Already. by Erik Moshe An interview with Sun-Chul Kim. Citizenship in America Today: What It Means in the Age of Edward Snowden, Colin Kaepernick, and Donald Trump by Fred Zilian Who's a hero now? Now is Not the Time to Reduce America's Havana Embassy by Joe Gonzalez The Trump Administration's intention to reduce the number of U.S. diplomats in Havana will not help Americans or Cubans. What Would Eleanor Roosevelt Tell Us? by Nancy Woloch A new collection of her writings shows she's still relevant. You Might Like Note from HNN Editor: HNN is not responsible for the content of these ads. What Happened to the People Behind the Assassination of Che Guevara? by Jonathan C. Brown 50 years later, we know. How Fake News Becomes History by Laura Lee The cases of Hillary Clinton and Oscar Wilde. Two Universities Examined a Founder's Role in the Sand Creek Massacre by Billy J. Stratton Why did they arrive at different conclusions? What I'm Reading: An Interview with Archaeologist (and Historian) Joyce Tyldesley by Erik Moshe "Tyldesley's Law": "Any theory about the behavior, beliefs and abilities of the ancient Egyptians, no matter how unlikely, will be accepted as truth by someone." If the U.S. and Russia Could Join Forces Against Nazis, Why Not in the Middle East? by David Churchman Wouldn't it be wonderful if they could? The Origins of American Imperialism: An Interview with Stephen Kinzer by Robin Lindley Theodore Roosevelt, Mark Twain, and U.S. expansionism at the end of the 19th century. Roundup Top 10! This week's broad sampling of opinion pieces found on the Internet, as selected by the editors of HNN. You Might Like Note from HNN Editor: HNN is not responsible for the content of these ads.

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