Artículo Military History, 17.08.2017 Ian Castle, historiador militar británico especializado en la I Guerra Mundial
Pentagon study declares American empire is ‘collapsing’
Reportaje Insurge intelligence, 17.07.2017 Nafeez Ahmed, periodista investigativo
Report demands massive expansion of military-industrial complex to maintain global 'access to resources'
In the first of a series, we report on stunning new evidence that the U.S. Department of Defense is waking up to the collapse of American primacy, and the rapid unraveling of the international order created by...La Batalla de Stalingrado
Columna Revista de Historia, 18.07.2017 Joaquim Vandellós Ripoll
La batalla de Stalingrado, considerada por muchos historiadores como la más sangrienta de la historia, enfrentó entre el 23 de agosto de 1942 y el 2 de febrero de 1943 a la URSS y a la Alemania nazi. En junio de 1941 Alemania inició... Llegan a Viacha los restos del ejército derrotado en Tacna
Columna Nuevos Horizontes (revista de El Diario) Luis S. Crespo, geógrafo e historiador bolivianoDespués del desastre del Alto de la Alianza, el Gral. Narciso Campero, con los restos de las divisiones bolivianas, se dirigió a Bolivia por el camino directo de Tacna a La Paz.
“Inmensos sacrificio y rudos trabajos me ha costado -dice el general- el reunir...
El famoso vapor ‘Matías Cousiño’
Columna El Mostrador, 07.06.2017 Manuel Chamorro, suboficial (r) Armada de Chile[caption id="attachment_16868" align="alignnone" width="401"]
Este buque que hizo gran historia en la Guerra del Pacífico, se hundió sin pena ni gloria en menos de tres minutos pereciendo 27 tripulantes. Naufragó el 6 de noviembre de 1928 frente a Pisagua.[/caption]
El vapor... Kim Jong Un: ‘Crazy Fat Kid’ or Rational Despot?
Análisis Stratfor Worldview Bao Pu[caption id="attachment_49387" align="alignnone" width="550"]
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North Korea's nuclear and missile program has been making plenty of headlines lately. Tension is running high and many people are losing sleep over what happens next. One newspaper even called the situation a "Cuban Missile Crisis in Slow Motion." But... America’s First World War
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An English girl shakes the hand of an American solider as U.S. troops march through London on their way to France, Aug. 15, 1917. Just months before, Washington had declared war on Germany. (A. R. Coster/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)[/caption]
Analysis
As winter ended...I was wrong about Rex Tillerson
Opinión The Washington Post, 24.03.2017 Daniel W. Drezner, profesor de RRII (Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy-Tufts University)
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Being the first US secretary of state without any government or military experience, he should shut up until he demonstrates that he knows what he’s talking about
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I’ve given... The Super Simple Reason Nazi Germany Crushed France During World War II
Artículo The National Interest, 18.02.2017 Daniel L. Davis, coronel retirado del ejército estadounidense[caption id="attachment_45818" align="alignnone" width="450"]
Adolf Hitler and his entourage visiting the Eiffel Tower in Paris on June 23, 1940. Wikimedia Commons /Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-H28708/CC-BY-SA[/caption]
In May 1940, the German Wehrmacht launched a lightning attack into France and within... The Casablanca Conference – Unconditional Surrender
Artículo The National Archive, 10.01.2017 Paul M. Sparrow, directorIn January, 1943, President Roosevelt embarked on a secret mission that would determine the course of World War Two, and ultimately the world we live in today. His destination – Casablanca, Morocco. His goal – to finalize Allied military plans with the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. It was a...