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The Most Infamous Russian Revolutionary Manifesto of the Nineteenth Century
“The Revolutionary Catechism”, by Sergey Nechayev
Nov 23
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Kyle Orton
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Why There is No Peace Between Israel and the Palestinians
A Telling Example From the Oslo Process
Nov 17
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Kyle Orton
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A Myth-Maker of the Soviet Revolution: Maxim Gorky
Widely respected abroad as a literary figure, Gorky whitewashed some of the Soviet regime’s worst crimes
Nov 15
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Kyle Orton
12
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The Nazi Refugees in Latin America
Where, How Many, Who, and Why
Oct 31
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Kyle Orton
13
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General Pinochet and the Nazis
Soviet Disinformation Never Truly Dies
Oct 4
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Kyle Orton
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Speech and Genocide: The Rwanda Media Case
“Direct Incitement” Violates the Genocide Convention. “Hate Speech” Does Not, Nor is it Evidence of Genocidal Intent.
Aug 4
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Kyle Orton
5
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Can We Ever Know How Many People Were Killed in Rwanda?
Probably not.
Jul 26
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Kyle Orton
5
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Roman-Arab Relations and the Arab Adoption of Monotheism Before Islam
Arab settlers and foederati in the Roman Empire from the fourth to seventh centuries
Jul 5
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Kyle Orton
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The Historicity of Islam’s First Caliph
In Search of Abu Bakr
Jul 1
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Kyle Orton
5
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When “Revisionism” About Islam’s Origins Goes Wrong
The Strange Last Half-Hour of Dan Gibson’s ‘The Sacred City’ (2016).
Jun 26
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Kyle Orton
13
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Where Did Islam Come From?
Assessing the historical claims and arguments in ‘The Sacred City’ (2016), by Dan Gibson
Jun 11
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Kyle Orton
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What We Learn From the Rollup of Russian Illegals in Brazil
Maintaining perspective on the Russian intelligence threat.
May 21
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Kyle Orton
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