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Hitler Wouldn’t Risk Doomsday, But The United States Did  – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (2/13)
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Hitler Wouldn’t Risk Doomsday, But The United States Did  – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (2/13)

Hitler ended the German nuclear weapons program in 1942 when told it could end life on Earth—the Americans were willing to take the risk; since the end of WWII the Cold War was to a…

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The Largest Act of Terrorism in Human History – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (4/13)
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The Largest Act of Terrorism in Human History – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (4/13)

The British bombing of Hamburg in 1942, and the American firebombing of Japan in March 1945 that killed as many as 120,000 people in one night, created the conditions for the atomic bombing of Hiroshima…

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Truman Delayed End of WWII to Demonstrate Nuclear Weapons – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (3/13)
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Truman Delayed End of WWII to Demonstrate Nuclear Weapons – Daniel Ellsberg on RAI (3/13)

To intimidate the Soviet Union and prove to Congress the nuclear program should be funded, Truman dropped nuclear weapons on Japan to end the war; no scientist came forward to warn of the dangers to…

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French President Macron Praises Nazi-Collaborating Leader, Whitewashing World War I Bloodbath
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French President Macron Praises Nazi-Collaborating Leader, Whitewashing World War I Bloodbath

France’s centrist President Macron ignited a firestorm for praising Nazi collaborator leader Philippe Pétain for his role in World War I. Historian Adam Hochschild speaks with TRNN’s Ben Norton about how war resisters are the…

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The Secret History of WWI with Adam Hochschild | The Chris Hedges Report
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The Secret History of WWI with Adam Hochschild | The Chris Hedges Report

Historian Adam Hochschild examines the untold history of WWI in his new book, American Midnight: The Great War, A Violent Peace, and Democracy’s Forgotten Crisis. Adam Hochschild is an American author, journalist and historian. His…

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