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Organized Oblivion
•ï¿½November 19, 2024
•ï¿½1,600 Words •ï¿½7 Comments • Reply
NEW YORK: I am in the The Krikor and Clara Zohrab Information Center next to the St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral in Manhattan. I am holding a bound, hand-written memoir, which includes poetry, drawings, and scrapbooked images, by Zaven Seraidarian, a survivor of the Armenian genocide. The front cover of the book, one of six volumes,... Read More
No Bad Peace; No Good Wars
•ï¿½November 11, 2024
•ï¿½600 Words •ï¿½11 Comments • Reply
This week we observe the end of the `War to End All Wars,’ also known as World War I. The memorial week will be filled with the usual platitudes and patriotic guff designed to benefit the politicians who sent millions of young men to their deaths in this most stupid of all wars. I consider... Read More
Confirmation Bias: Truth in History’s Most Formidable Enemy
Self-doubt and relentless scrutiny are the obligations of the revisionist scholar
•ï¿½January 26, 2024
•ï¿½5,900 Words •ï¿½13 Comments • Reply
Acts 28:3-6: When we think of dictatorship we often think of it in physical terms of a tyrant like Stalin crushing the individuality and conscience of the people. This example appears to exonerate us from the charge, given that most of us do not possess the ability to dictate to others anywhere near to the... Read More
Puck, 1916. The \"postwar\" flapper era had already begun when America entered the war (Wikicommons)
Don't Blame It on the War
•ï¿½February 28, 2015
•ï¿½1,300 Words •ï¿½136 Comments • Reply
The First World War casts a dark shadow over the 20th century. It shattered the relative peace that had reigned since the Napoleonic Wars, killing some 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians. It is also blamed for causing the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, the postwar decline of traditional morality—the flapper era, and the rise... Read More
Massacre of the Serbian royal family, 1903 (Wikicommons). The country became viewed as a rogue state in the hands of Greater Serbia extremists.
They Really Did Start It
•ï¿½February 21, 2015
•ï¿½1,400 Words •ï¿½97 Comments • Reply
Can a small country start a big war? We have the example of the First World War, which was caused by Serbia—or rather by advocates of a Greater Serbia who saw the Austro-Hungarian Empire standing in their way. The empire had to be destroyed, and its destruction could come about only through a major global... Read More
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