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The Most Expensive American War is...
The Most Expensive American War is...

Most people say World War II is the most expensive war in American history — $4.5 trillion in today's money. But that's only direct military spending…

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Eight Days that Ended the Gilded Age
Eight Days that Ended the Gilded Age

On September 6th, 1901, President McKinley was shot twice at a World's Fair in Buffalo. His first instinct was to protect his attacker and spare his …

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Poland: What Does it Take For a Nation to Survive, w/ Norman Davies
Poland: What Does it Take For a Nation to Survive, w/ Norman Davies

What does it take for a nation to survive after the state is gone?

For 123 years, from 1795 to 1918, Poland did not exist on the map. It had been par…

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The Search for the Last Rebel Yell
The Search for the Last Rebel Yell

The rebel yell — the Confederate battle cry that terrified Union soldiers across four years of war — was never recorded during the Civil War. The pho…

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From Burnsides to Sideburns
From Burnsides to Sideburns

Every time you use the word sideburns, you're accidentally commemorating one of the worst generals of the Civil War. Ambrose Burnside told Lincoln tw…

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Thucydides Invents History
Thucydides Invents History

In 424 BCE, an Athenian general arrived too late to save a city from a Spartan attack. Athens exiled him for it. In that exile, he invented something…

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Why did Hitler Declare War on America?
Why did Hitler Declare War on America?

On December 11th, 1941 — just four days after Pearl Harbor — Adolf Hitler stood before the Reichstag and declared war on the United States. He wasn't…

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The Dreyfus Affair
The Dreyfus Affair

In 1894, French Army officer Alfred Dreyfus was convicted of treason and sentenced to imprisonment on Devil's Island.

Dreyfus was Jewish. The evidenc…

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The Nixon v. Khrushchev Kitchen Debate
The Nixon v. Khrushchev Kitchen Debate

In July 1959, Richard Nixon and Nikita Khrushchev stood inside a model American kitchen in Moscow and started arguing.

The subject? Washing machines,…

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The Rise of American Air Power in WWII, w/ A.J. Baime
The Rise of American Air Power in WWII, w/ A.J. Baime

Bestselling author A.J. Baime joins History Shorts for a full conversation about his upcoming book, Bird Men: The Rise of American Airpower and the M…

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