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The rejection of the Treaty of Versailles by the Senate and its relation to Woodrow Wilson's health.
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 ...