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Ironic Intervention: A Lebanese Doughboy in World War I

by John Taylor | Feb 16, 2010

In 1914 Michael Zataney, born in the village of Zgharta in what is now Lebanon, lived in Birmingham, Ala., and looked forward to becoming an American citizen. The Zataney family left what geographers call "Greater Syria" to escape the oppression of the...

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American Wars – Both Hot and Cold – Through Revisionist Eyes

by Jeff Riggenbach | May 4, 2009

From the Civil War to the Cold War, with Jeff Riggenbach
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