History Now (February/March 2007, Volume 58, Issue 1) n:61802

November 2024

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“They Were Always in My Attic” Why 1848? Screenings The Buyable Past Resources

Stories published from "February/March 2007"

Authored by: Thomas Mallon

The Smithsonian gets a remarkable new archive

Authored by: Allen Barra

Kurt Andersen gives a neglected year its due

Authored by: Allen Barra

Robert Altman

Authored by: David Lander

Russel Wright Aluminum

How a debt-ridden banana republic became the greatest economic engine the world has ever known

Authored by: Hampton Sides

Was he the Beast of Bataan, or was his true war crime defeating Douglas MacArthur? A troubling look at the problems of military justice

Authored by: Kent Hartman

Was Hal Blaine one of your favorite musicians back in the 1960s? How about Larry Knechtel? Carol Kaye? Oh yes they were.

Authored by: Kent Hartman

. . . and high time they got some credit for these classics

The farthest, coldest outpost of President Kennedy’s New Frontier turned out to be in the Himalayas.

Authored by: Jean K. Tool

Nixon on Truman, 1962