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Friday Reflection: The Age of Hitler and How We Will Survive It
Alec Ryrie on the Fraying of a (Negative) Moral Consensus
Oct 10 • 
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The Age of Hitler and How We Will Survive It
Alec Ryrie on Hitler, the Second World War, and how they created a 20th century moral consensus
Oct 8 • 
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October 7, 2025: A Newsletter from Historically Thinking
Oct 7 • 
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Friday Reflection: Fire and Movement
On Episode 426: Peter Fritzsche, "1942: When World War II Engulfed the Globe"
Oct 3 • 
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Killing for the Republic
Steele Brand on citizen-soldiers, civic values, and the Roman way of war
Oct 2 • 
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History (and More!) for Everyone
Marshall Poe, founder of the New Books Network, explains who he is and what he does
Oct 2 • 
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The Forgotten Queen of England
Catherine Hanley on the Empress Matilda’s fight for her crown and her family
Oct 2 • 
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Forever War
Jennifer T. Roberts on the war between the Greeks, and its long shadow
Oct 2 • 
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Now or Never!
Ray Anthony Shepard on the battles, sacrifices, and legacy of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment in its fight for freedom
Oct 2 • 
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Lion's Blood
Tara Nummedal on alchemy, apocalypse, and how Anna Zieglerin came to be burned at the stake
Oct 2 • 
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Washington's Greatest Creation
Lindsay M. Chervinsky on Washington invented the president's cabinet
Oct 2 • 
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The Treaty of Versailles, 100 Years Later
Michael S. Neiberg on what could be decided—and what couldn’t
Oct 2 • 
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