Monuments, and Why You Really Have to See Them In Person

by Keith Lowe Years ago, when I was first starting out as a WWII historian, I spent a day with a senior special forces officer who gave me a piece of advice I have never forgotten. Archives are great, he … Read the article The post Monuments, and Why You Really Have to See Them […]

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by Keith Lowe

Years ago, when I was first starting out as a WWII historian, I spent a day with a senior special forces officer who gave me a piece of advice I have never forgotten. Archives are great, he … Read the article

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