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Kirstin Fawcett

Kirstin Fawcett

Author at The HistoryNet at The HistoryNet

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    Nazi Warships Sunk in Danube River Exposed by Europe’s Historic Drought

    Once a part of Nazi Germany’s Black Sea fleet, the corroded relics went down in 1944 thanks to their own retreating commanders.
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    Nazi Warships Sunk in Danube River Exposed by Europe’s Historic Dro...

    Once a part of Nazi Germany’s Black Sea fleet, the corroded relics went down in 1944 thanks to their own retreating commanders.
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    Interview: Sinclair McKay / Post-WWII Berlin

    McKay talks about his new book, “Berlin: Life and Loss in the City that Shaped the Century,” and doing historical research during a pandemic.
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    Crypto Bros Tried to Buy the Constitution. Here’s Why Billionaire K...

    The hedge-fund magnate has revealed what drove him to shell out $43.2 million for America’s charter of government.
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    Crypto Bros Tried to Buy the Constitution. Here’s Why Billionaire K...

    The hedge-fund magnate has revealed what drove him to shell out $43.2 million for America's charter of government.
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    The Last Salem ‘Witch’ Is Pardoned After 329 Years — Thanks to Thes...

    Don’t underestimate eighth graders.
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    The Last Salem ‘Witch’ Is Pardoned After 329 Years — Thanks to Thes...

    It took over three centuries for the state to officially recognize that this wasn't really a witch. Here's how her young fans won her exoneration.
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    David McCullough Dies: Remembering the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Histo...

    The distinguished author and historian helped shape the way America learns about and appreciates history.
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    And Then There Were Three: One of the Last Living Navajo Code Talke...

    Samuel Sandoval and other Navajo Nation members used their tribal language to forge a complex code Japan never cracked.
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    And Then There Were Three: One of the Last Living Navajo Code Talke...

    Samuel Sandoval and other Navajo Nation members used their tribal language to forge a complex code Japan never cracked.
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    'Operation Mincemeat' Director on How a Mystery Novel and a Corpse ...

    Without Operation Mincemeat, the 1943 campaign to retake Sicily might have resulted in a bloodbath. The director of the Netflix film explains why.
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    'Operation Mincemeat' Director on How a Mystery Novel and a Corpse ...

    Without Operation Mincemeat, the 1943 campaign to retake Sicily might have resulted in a bloodbath. The director of the Netflix film explains why.