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Tuesday, June 18, 2024

World War One

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In early 1914 Bethmann Hollweg’s secretary, Kurt Riezler, published (pseudonymously) a book entitled Characteristics of Contemporary World P...
Monday, June 17, 2024

ENIAC

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 ENIAC, one of the first “modern” computers, debuted in 1946. It weighed 27 tons, required 240 square feet (22.3 square meters) of floor spa...

MERITOCRACY

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  The Free Press 17 June 2024 →   Meritocracy now!   DEI is   on the way out , and   not a day too soon . But what should replace it? When i...
Friday, May 24, 2024

MEN WANTED

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Sir Ernest Shackleton when he was about to set out on one of his expeditions, printed a statement in the papers, to this effect: “Men wanted...
Monday, May 13, 2024

USE OF HISTORY

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 “The things that are now before us,” said the Princess, “require attention, and deserve it. What have I to do with the heroes or the monume...
Thursday, May 9, 2024

DEKULAKIZATION

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How many “kulaks” died in the course of “de-kulakization”? On 1 January 1932, the GPU carried out a general census of all deportees: it list...
Monday, May 6, 2024

BATTLE OF THE BULGE

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But the greatest lesson was one learned from the enemy: to hate. Word of the Malmédy Massacre, of the massacres of civilians at Stavelot, Tr...
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Since 1987, we have been able to publish 145 issues of The Concord Review with 1,595 HS history research papers by students from 48 states and 48 other countries. Diligent high school students inspired me when I was a teacher in Concord, MA, and the work which we have published continues to impress me. I have also seen that these exemplary papers [average 9,000 words] serve to inspire some of their HS peers who see them to read more history and to write serious research papers of their own. As far as I can tell, The Concord Review is still the only print journal in the world for the academic history papers of secondary students.
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