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The Secret Service Failed Trump — Again

What Anne Frank’s Garret Can Teach Us About Demolishing Monuments

Jessica Burke September 18, 2017

No, The Communist Soviet Union Wasn’t Anti-Fascist. The Two Ideologies Are Bedfellows

Tyler Stone August 29, 2017

Why We Need A New Holiday To Celebrate The Fall Of Fascism

Kyle Sammin August 25, 2017

Spare Me Your Insecurity-Induced Dunkirk Envy

Paul David Miller August 8, 2017

It’s Insulting To Say Women Wouldn’t Like ‘Dunkirk’ Because Only Men Care About War

Emily Zanotti July 31, 2017

‘Dunkirk’ Should Be Considered Christopher Nolan’s Greatest Film

Tyler Stone July 26, 2017

The History Behind The Movie ‘Dunkirk’

Kyle Sammin July 21, 2017

For Summer Flicks, You Can’t Beat The 1953 POW Comedy ‘Stalag 17’

Titus Techera July 3, 2017

You Know What’s Worse Than Overreacting To Terror? Normalizing It

David Harsanyi June 6, 2017

73 Years Later, A Glimpse At What D-Day Meant To Americans And The World

Tyler Stone June 6, 2017

70 Years Ago, George Marshall Announced His Plan To Rebuild A Devastated Europe

Jamie Gass June 5, 2017

Rosie The Riveter Was A Tough Gal, But Not A Feminist Icon

Glenn T. Stanton June 1, 2017

Meet The WWII Soldier I Remember On Memorial Day

Gracy Olmstead May 29, 2017

‘Rosie The Riveter’ Iconicized The American Women Who Truly Fought Fascism

Kimberly Bloom Jackson May 26, 2017

I’ve Got A Bombshell Summertime Beer

Brad Jackson May 19, 2017

Meet The Men Who Fought Hitler — And Fought Dirty

Megan G. Oprea April 14, 2017

What Europe’s New Nationalists Want Is Not To Be Ashamed Of Their Heritage

John Daniel Davidson March 6, 2017

Will Hollywood Give ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ The Awards Its Audience Is Clamoring For?

Titus Techera February 9, 2017

How To Tell The Difference Between Populism And Fascism

Megan G. Oprea February 3, 2017

5 Amazing Things The Hero of ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Did That Aren’t In the Movie

Mary Katharine Ham January 3, 2017

The Story Of Curious George’s Great Escape From The Nazis

Kimberly Cook January 2, 2017

‘Allied’ Blends Fear And Fidelity To Create A Fascinating Espionage Flick

John Ehrett November 28, 2016

‘The Crown’ Reminds Us Why Constitutional Monarchy Is Awesome

Gracy Olmstead November 14, 2016

6 Ways ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Illustrates The Centrality Of Human Conscience

Andrew Walker November 12, 2016

Why Filmmakers Are Obsessed With World War II Movies Right Now

Catherine Katz October 28, 2016

Religious Freedom

How A Cakemaker Became An Enemy Of The State

David Harsanyi September 6, 2016

What A 73-Year-Old Reader’s Digest Says About America’s Future

Jenni White July 14, 2016

Elie Wiesel Is Gone, But His Message Is Forever

Cheryl Magness July 5, 2016

Brexit Reminds Us European Unity Requires Force

John Daniel Davidson June 27, 2016

These Soviet Victims Will Never Get An American Apology But Should

Benjamin Wetmore June 8, 2016

Obama’s Trip to Hiroshima Reminds Us He’s No Harry Truman

Megan G. Oprea May 27, 2016

The President Should Apologize At Hiroshima

James Poulos May 26, 2016

How Mahler’s Tenth Symphony Helped Me Handle A Visit To Auschwitz

Henry Scanlon May 13, 2016

What World War II Can Teach Us About Islamic Terror

Shireen Qudosi March 24, 2016

The 4 Worst Winston Churchill Myths From Vox

Richard Langworth February 24, 2016

The Life of Winston Churchill in War and Peace with Larry Arnn

The Federalist Staff January 27, 2016

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