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How did Hitler rise to power? - Alex Gendler and Anthony Hazard

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Donald Kagan video: Chapter 2 - Revisionist view

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Yale Classicist Donald Kagan on War and Human Nature

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The Yale historian and classicist Donald Kagan talks with Bill Kristol about wars ancient and modern, and other themes of his scholarship and writing.

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Telford Taylor: Munich: Price of Peace

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Critical Article on Why Chamberlain & FDR were to blame

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Critical Article on Why Chamberlain & FDR were to blame

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about WWII appeasement & what lessons historians can take away to use in modern warfare

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Q & A with the historian as he discusses appeasement

http://ww2history.com/experts/Richard_Overy/Causes_of_WW2

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Causes of WW2 > Professor Richard Overy > WW2History.com

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LAURENCE REES: So why did the Second World War happen? RICHARD OVERY: There is no simple answer to the question why the Second World War happened. There are short term explanations, there are long term explanations, but I think that the explanation most people reach; that without Hitler there would never have been a war is, I think, a vast over-simplification.