Vintage Magazines

Red Hilde and the Cold War Courtroom: East Germany’s Minister of Fear

Red Hilde and the Cold War Courtroom: East Germany’s Minister of Fear

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Murder, Conscience, and the Thirty Desperate Years of Nathan Leopold

Murder, Conscience, and the Thirty Desperate Years of Nathan Leopold

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Red Ideology, Rajani Palme Dutt, and the Challenge to Britain’s Empire in the Cold War

Red Ideology, Rajani Palme Dutt, and the Challenge to Britain’s Empire in the Cold War

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Breaking Barriers with Swing: Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, and the Music That Challenged Segregation

Breaking Barriers with Swing: Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton, and the Music That Challenged Segregation

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Charles Lindbergh’s Reflections: The Moral Burden of a Combat Pilot in World War II

Charles Lindbergh’s Reflections: The Moral Burden of a Combat Pilot in World War II

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Will Persia’s Oil Wells Flow Again? Anglo-Iranian, Cold War Strategy, and the Struggle Over the World’s Largest Refinery

Will Persia’s Oil Wells Flow Again? Anglo-Iranian, Cold War Strategy, and the Struggle Over the World’s Largest Refinery

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From Junk to Treasure: America’s Postwar Surplus Economy and the Ingenuity of Everyday Hustlers

From Junk to Treasure: America’s Postwar Surplus Economy and the Ingenuity of Everyday Hustlers

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How Washington’s Color Line Reflected America’s Struggle With Race and Democracy

How Washington’s Color Line Reflected America’s Struggle With Race and Democracy

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Babies for Sale: America’s Black-Market Adoption Scandal of the 1950s

Babies for Sale: America’s Black-Market Adoption Scandal of the 1950s

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The General’s Bitter Days: Douglas MacArthur, World War II, and America’s Wartime Conscience

The General’s Bitter Days: Douglas MacArthur, World War II, and America’s Wartime Conscience

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India Edwards, President Truman, and the Rise of Women’s Political Power in Postwar America

India Edwards, President Truman, and the Rise of Women’s Political Power in Postwar America

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Crime in Postwar America: Senator Estes Kefauver and the Fight Against the Underworld

Crime in Postwar America: Senator Estes Kefauver and the Fight Against the Underworld

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The Rockefeller Brothers: Wealth, Duty, and the American Dream in Postwar America

The Rockefeller Brothers: Wealth, Duty, and the American Dream in Postwar America

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Korea in 1950: Victory, Responsibility, and the Heavy Burden of Liberation

Korea in 1950: Victory, Responsibility, and the Heavy Burden of Liberation

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The Red Scare on Campus: UCLA, Student Protest, and the Fear of Communism in 1950 America

The Red Scare on Campus: UCLA, Student Protest, and the Fear of Communism in 1950 America

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The Barrymores: Hollywood Royalty, Stage Legends, and America’s First Family of Drama

The Barrymores: Hollywood Royalty, Stage Legends, and America’s First Family of Drama

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Inside San Quentin’s “House of Living Death”: Crime, Counterfeiting, and Overcrowding in 1950 America

Inside San Quentin’s “House of Living Death”: Crime, Counterfeiting, and Overcrowding in 1950 America

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Life Behind the Walls: Warden Clinton Duffy, San Quentin, and America’s Debate on Justice in 1950

Life Behind the Walls: Warden Clinton Duffy, San Quentin, and America’s Debate on Justice in 1950

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Zora Neale Hurston, Conscience, and Justice in a 1950 American Courtroom

Zora Neale Hurston, Conscience, and Justice in a 1950 American Courtroom

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Cold War Anxieties and the Race for Asia: Stewart Alsop’s 1950 Warning

Cold War Anxieties and the Race for Asia: Stewart Alsop’s 1950 Warning

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The Quarrels After Yalta: Roosevelt, Stalin, and the First Rifts of the Cold War

The Quarrels After Yalta: Roosevelt, Stalin, and the First Rifts of the Cold War

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The Five Sullivan Brothers and the Terrible End of the U.S.S. Juneau

The Five Sullivan Brothers and the Terrible End of the U.S.S. Juneau

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Perjury, Divorce, and the American Family Crisis: How 1950 Exposed a Broken System

Perjury, Divorce, and the American Family Crisis: How 1950 Exposed a Broken System

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Postwar Divorce, American Families, and the Children Left Behind

Postwar Divorce, American Families, and the Children Left Behind

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Postwar America and the Question of Infidelity: The Saturday Evening Post’s 1950 Divorce Debate

Postwar America and the Question of Infidelity: The Saturday Evening Post’s 1950 Divorce Debate

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The Butler Who Sold Secrets: Cicero and the Highest-Paid Spy Operation of World War II

The Butler Who Sold Secrets: Cicero and the Highest-Paid Spy Operation of World War II

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The Foredoomed Mission of General Marshall: How America Struggled to Save China in the Early Cold War

The Foredoomed Mission of General Marshall: How America Struggled to Save China in the Early Cold War

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Why We Lost China: Stilwell, Chiang, and the Bitter Feud That Changed Asia

Why We Lost China: Stilwell, Chiang, and the Bitter Feud That Changed Asia

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The Berlin Blockade and the Airlift: Courage, Diplomacy, and the First Great Crisis of the Cold War

The Berlin Blockade and the Airlift: Courage, Diplomacy, and the First Great Crisis of the Cold War

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Espionage in Postwar America: I Saw the Russians Snooping and the Cold War’s Early Spy Games

Espionage in Postwar America: I Saw the Russians Snooping and the Cold War’s Early Spy Games

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