January/February 2001

Concentration Camp Money

Far from being the “death camps” as you have heard so often, places like Auschwitz, Dachau and Buchenwald were not in the business of extermination.


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March/April 2001

The ‘Reconquista’: Mexico’s Dream of ‘Retaking’ the Southwest

Some Mexicans and Mexican-Americans want to see California, New Mexico and other parts of the United States given to Mexico.

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May/June 2001

The Dual Nature of the Byzantine Empire

When considering vast events such as the fall of the western Roman empire, the linkage of specific events with exact dates is a dicey proposition at best.

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July/August 2001

The Tragedy of Rudolf Hess

The life of Rudolf Hess constitutes one of the glaring examples of myth within the study of World War II and beyond.

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September/October 2001

Rediscovering the Forgotten White Ancestors Of Many American Indians

Kennewick Man is said by scientists to be one of the most ancient human remains thus far unearthed in America.

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November/December 2001

The Maine Northeast Boundary Controversy

In 1839, the United States was nearly drawn into her third major war within 60 years against Great Britain.

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