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1968 - The History Channel: May 7, 4:54pm 2 reviews history, politics
http://www.history.com/states.do?parentId=1968; Pretty good overview of a pivotal year.

OSS -- Development of Psychological Warfare: May 6, 11:31pm 52 reviews history
http://www.icdc.com/~paulwolf/oss/rumormanual2june1943.htm

New Worlds Native Americans seen with an Old World eye - Los Angeles Times - ca…: May 4, 1:03am 0 review history, art
http://www.calendarlive.com/tv/radio/cl-ca-yaleart27apr27,0,5504979.story

Amazon.com: Beyond Invisible Walls: The Psychological Legacy of Soviet Trauma, E…: Apr 27, 12:31am 1 review government, history, education, liberties-rights, privacy
http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Invisible-Walls-Psychological-Therapists/dp/1583...; This is helpful reading for anyone dealing with illegal spying. Who knew we'd need to seek comfort by relating to tales from East Germany?

My Dearest Friend: Letters of Abigail and John Adams - Exhibition and Lecture…: Apr 20, 1:13am 1 review history, united-states
http://www.vassar.edu/mydearestfriend/

The History of Clogs and How to Rock Nehru: Apr 18, 1:03am 1 review clothing, fashion, history
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb863674.htm; From the page: "Every piece of clothing has a story, a place in history, and a cultural icon who made it famous. Part Forever 21, part Project Runway, part wiki, FASHION 101 (June 2008; $17.95; 128 pages; Paper) chronicles more than three centuries of fashion with full-color illustration. Thorough, educational, and playful, FASHION 101 provides inspiration for young fashionistas, vintage store fanatics, and even jeans-and-T kids."

Must History Always Repeat Itself?: Apr 13, 11:37pm 4 reviews government, history, law, liberties, news
http://fff.org/comment/com0706b.asp; As I once again thought about Sophie Scholl, her brother Hans, and others involved with the White Rose, and the courage they showed, I began to compare things happening in Germany then with some of the things happening in the United States now. Although I hesitate to make this comparison, especially given the anti-Semitism that was inherent in the Nazi system, I nonetheless think it necessary. I'm sure there will be those who suggest that this comparison stems from hatred of my country, but quite the opposite is true, especially since I believe that the policies of the federal government are extremely harmful to my country. To make this comparison is to face realities that are painful and that go against everything Americans are taught or indoctrinated with throughout their lives. But nevertheless, those of us who believe in true freedom must speak out and muster the courage to change the minds of others, or the United States may well be doomed to a societal meltdown. It goes without saying, of course, that we're not at the level of Germany in 1943, but the country is definitely headed in a very bad and ominous direction. It is a journey that will become more difficult to slow down or reverse the longer we permit it to go on.

Rev. Martin Luther King, Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence: Apr 6, 11:31pm 6 reviews history
http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45a/058.html

SOPHIESCHOLLMOVIE.COM: Apr 4, 11:33pm 3 reviews foreign-films, government, history, law, germany
http://www.sophieschollmovie.com/

Vomitorium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Apr 3, 1:59am 1 review history
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vomitorium; From the page: "A commonly held, but false, belief is that Ancient Romans designated spaces called vomitoria for the purpose of actual vomiting, as part of a binge and purge cycle." I've been using this word improperly all this time...