Archive for contemporary history – Page 2

Columns

(Column) Surging GOP isolationism is a dreadful development in a dangerous time

Explaining his support for U.S. aid to Israel but not Ukraine, Sen. J.D. Vance, the shape-shifting Ohio Republican, ... Read more

Columns

Economically ailing China suffers from an incurable case of Leninism

Vladimir Lenin, who died 100 years ago as of next Jan. 21, was having a good 21st century ... Read more

Columns

Packing the beach bag … with books

Beach reading is a state of mind, and in the state of Alabama the season begins early and ... Read more

Columns

Erick Erickson: Reality beckons

An out-of-context video featuring Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, quoted him claiming American sons and daughters will have to ... Read more

Local News

Organized nonviolence: How the Freedom Riders operated

CORE and the SNCC followed the path of non-violent direct action to effect change. Dr. Charles Person, one ... Read more

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Fultondale holds annual Pearl Harbor remembrance

The City of Fultondale hosted its annual remembrance ceremony for the victims and survivors of Pearl Harbor last ... Read more

Cnhi Network

Holocaust survivor shares his story with Kentucky middle schoolers

ASHLAND, Ky. — There’s an anecdote Fred Gross relates whenever he tells the story of his family’s harrowing escape ... Read more

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Holocaust survivor shares his story with Kentucky middle schoolers

ASHLAND, Ky. — There’s an anecdote Fred Gross relates whenever he tells the story of his family’s harrowing escape ... Read more

Letters To The Editor

Letter to the Editor: “I am the American flag”

“I’ve been to the moon. I’ve been burned. But more often I’m honored. I’m your American flag.” That’s ... Read more

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Rabbi recalls childhood at Bergen-Belsen, playing hide and seek around bodies of fellow Jews

PEABODY, Mass. — Rabbi Joseph Polak remembers as a young child at Bergen-Belsen, a Nazi concentration camp, playing hide and ... Read more