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- Part 1: April 20, 1945 – Hitler’s Last Birthday
Under Adolf Hitler’s rule, April 20th had transformed into something far more significant than a mere national holiday. It was effectively a sacred day within the Nazi ideological calendar—a carefully orchestrated religious festival dedicated to worshipping Hitler as the embodiment of Germany itself. Parades, speeches, rallies, and immense public celebrations marked past birthdays, reinforcing a… Read more: Part 1: April 20, 1945 – Hitler’s Last Birthday - Yes, Hitler Really Did Commit Suicide, 80 Years Ago
This year marks the 80th anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s suicide and the end of the Second World War. Over the next ten posts, we will walk through his final ten days, day by day, based on eyewitness testimony, physical evidence, and primary-source documentation to show how we know, beyond any reasonable doubt, that Hitler took… Read more: Yes, Hitler Really Did Commit Suicide, 80 Years Ago - Haven’t We Done Enough For You People?
As part of the Civil Rights Cases of 1883, in which the Supreme Court stripped African Americans of the hard-fought rights guaranteed to them by the post-Civil War Amendments, Justice Joseph Bradley wrote in a majority opinion that favored (White) business interests over (Negro) human rights: When a man has emerged from slavery, and by… Read more: Haven’t We Done Enough For You People? - History Think Bot: Shut Down
Hello Everybody, I have some bad news to share. The History Think Bot will be shut down on March 10, 2025. It’s been a significant part of this blog from its conception, but technical limitations and financial constraints have forced my hand. This decision isn’t wrapped in bittersweet nostalgia, it’s just bitter. Reality’s like that… Read more: History Think Bot: Shut Down - The Soviets in World War II
Setting the Record Straight on Setting the Record Straight I recently found an article in Foreign Policy by Stephen M. Walt, a professor of international relations at Harvard University. Although it may be a few years old, it encapsulates a common sentiment on the left today. Driven by a desire to refute any notion of… Read more: The Soviets in World War II
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