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The rejection of the Treaty of Versailles by the Senate and its relation to Woodrow Wilson's health.
Scholars and historians are divided but converging: many warn that contains real, measurable affinities with historical fascisms—especially around nativism, violent organized vanguards, and anti-democ...
publicly and privately attacked after World War II as excessive and counterproductive, likening the purge of former Nazis to routine partisan politics and arguing for pragmatic compromises to restore ...
A body of contemporaneous medical observations, later archival research, and modern medical analysis point to cerebrovascular disease and at least one crippling stroke that impaired ’s cognition; hist...
Experts distinguish a truce/ceasefire, an armistice, and a formally ended war by reference to formality, legal effect, and what remains to be negotiated: a truce or ceasefire suspends fighting (often ...
The Twenty‑Five Point Program of 1920 was a short, public party manifesto launched at a Munich mass meeting to give the nascent movement a simple, action‑oriented platform, while Mein Kampf — written ...