That fact earns a follow m.

Actually, that makes good sense.

As it’s getting busier here, I’m attempting this ask again. What could I read on how ordinary people learned about the Holocaust in 1940s-70s? #history#HolocaustHistory

The "the" was implicit! 😇

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I heartily agree with your general point but I think that Pete Mansoor does fit this description. Got a PhD in history at Ohio State under Allan Millett and Wick Murray and was a brigade commander in Iraq in the aughts. He's now the General Raymond E. Mason Jr. Chair in Military History at OSU.

Yeah, especially if you are writing about the British and Commonwealth efforts in World War I. Not so much if you are writing about the Americans. Most Americans only know there was a WWI by inference from the fact that there was a WWII.

How much did he think he was going to get in royalties from a book published by a university press?

Here's the cover, as that link didn't give it. #intelhist

As a series co-editor, I'm very happy to announce that the third volume in Georgetown University Press' series of histories of notable intelligence services is out! Steven Ward has produced a fine book in "Iran's Ministry of Intelligence: A Concise History." #skystorians#intelligence#Iran