• Mr. Roberts, a historian, is author most recently of "The Storm of War: A New History of the Second World War" (Harper, 2011).

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  • The language of war is more the world of men than women, as is Wall Street.

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  • W. Brands, a prolific author and teacher at the University of Texas, is a different sort of history: a clear, broad summary of events at home and abroad from the end of the second world war to the election of Barack Obama.

    ECONOMIST: 20th-century America

  • Both the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations took high-handed actions that pre-cipitated and then deepened and prolonged the economic crisis that was battering both the U.S. and the rest of the world and made possible the rise of Nazism and the advent of World War II.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • My God, there have been more tears shed on reality TV than by all the war-widows of the world.

    NEWYORKER: Reality Effects

  • Both during the post-World War I breakup of the Ottoman Empire and with the breakup of the British and French empires after World War II, British and French imperial authorities colluded with Arab imperialists to guarantee the latter's nearly uninhibited control over the Middle East.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Sudanese crossroads

  • He says that the UK "is in the economic equivalent of war today" - and therefore the spirit of the World War II must be recreated in Whitehall.

    BBC: Cameron: No more dotting of 'i��s'

  • But the administration's opponents point to changes in the laws of war under the Geneva Conventions since World War II, and they contend that because of those changes, the U.S. did not use military tribunals in the half century that followed, not even against guerilla fighters of the Vietcong.

    NPR: High Court Hears Challenge to Military Tribunals

  • The most dazzling example of the power of negative space comes from the efforts of analysts during World War II to reduce the enormous losses of aircraft and lives of flight crews that were routine during missions from British airfields over the German industrial heartland.

    FORBES: Making Room for the Unseen in Tackling Complex Problems

  • And it will be a reminder that -- from the trenches of the First World War to the mountains of Afghanistan -- Aussies and Americans have stood together, we have fought together, we have given lives together in every single major conflict of the past hundred years.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Speaks to the Australian Parliament

  • The public silence of the Vatican during the widespread atrocities of World War II is arguably the most controversial issue in the Catholic Church's wartime history.

    BBC: Catholics urge film poster ban

  • Apparently, my little group of three or four disco haters were not the only ones who wanted to wage war against the Donna Summers of the world.

    FORBES: 35 Years Of Night Fever

  • "This is well illustrated by the rich harvests of fishermen after the Second World War and the rebuilding of North Sea herring stocks after the decline of the 1970s, " said Holm.

    CNN: Future protection of the oceans could lie in the past

  • Yesterday was the 90th anniversary of the end of World War I and the beginning of our own time.

    WSJ: Goodbye to All That

  • The way I've described it to people in the past has been if you've ever seen any of the documentaries of World War II when the Allies were bombing Europe, that's what the level of destruction looked like.

    NPR: Two Years Later, Joplin Mayor Reflects On Impact Of Tornado

  • Among the handful of documents here from the period of World War II, a section of the archives still closed to scholars, is a 1942 letter from Jewish inmates of an Italian concentration camp, thanking Pope Pius XII for his support and gifts of clothing.

    WSJ: Lux in Arcana | Capitoline Museum | The Papacy's Private Papers | By Francis X. Rocca

  • In a world less driven by an immediate threat to Europe and the danger of global war, in a world where the size of our forces will increasingly be shaped by the needs of regional contingencies and peacetime presence, we know that our forces can be smaller.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy | The Measure of a Superpower: A Two Major Regional Contingency Military for the 21st Century | Page: 2

  • We find ourselves in a village in northern, Protestant Germany, a year before the outbreak of the First World War, and there, with only the briefest of excursions to the world beyond, we stay.

    NEWYORKER: The White Ribbon

  • In 1999, at the height of the crisis in Kosovo, Richard gave an interview in which he addressed the question of why the United States was engaged in bringing peace to that war-torn corner of the world.

    WHITEHOUSE: Remembering Richard Holbrooke

  • But the sheer magnitude of the human tragedy of the second world war puts it in a class of its own, and its relative closeness to the present day makes claims on the collective memory that more remote horrors cannot.

    ECONOMIST: The second world war

  • According to Bruce Bairnsfather, one of the most popular soldier-writers of the first world war, the Tommies were just as hardheaded.

    ECONOMIST: Bertie Felstead

  • The event, which is part of the East End Film Festival, will also screen archive footage of street parties from the end of World War I to the present.

    BBC: Royal wedding: Alternative ways to party

  • Doing something effective and substantive, such as creating a modernized version of the gold-based Bretton Woods international monetary system--which lasted from the end of the Second World War until the early 1970s and gave us an era of great, noninflationary economic growth--will not even be broached.

    FORBES: Weak Dollar = Weak Recovery

  • So during the earlier months of the Syria war, the world waited for her to back her words with actions.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • In a 1995 two-volume anthology of the best of World War II reporting, done by the Library of America, there are twenty-six dispatches from Pyle, one from Hemingway.

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