David’s Academic Newsletter
David DelaneyA place to put my personal writing, usually academic, on history and politics, with a focus on Eastern Europe and Canada.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 6 | Subscribers | Read | daviddelaney.substack.com |
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The Life and Lies of OUN(B)
The following paper is written in the manner of a primary source analysis, it begins with the two primary sources in question drawn from extensive research, and then analysis follows, drawing upon the sources continuously.
A Tale of Two Premiers: Healthcare, Christianity, and the West
The Canadian west is the truly the proverbial frontier. Over one million square miles of large unpopulated territory stretching from the southwestern shores of Hudson Bay to the Pacific Ocean, with all manner of landscape in between. Endles...
Decisions from Moscow: Putin, Ukraine, and the Year that Changed Everything
It’s now summer 2023, its been a year and a half since the start of the “Special Military Operation” in Ukraine, in which the Russian Armed Forces and it’s proxies launched a multi-front offensive against Ukraine to “de-nazify” and “de-mili...
United Right, Divided Left: The Rise of Nazi Dictatorship
This is a story of how left-wing infighting, and contrasting political unity amongst the political right led to Adolf Hitler successfully constructing the most criminal totalitarian regime in history.
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20 YO, College Student Burlington VT, Brooklyn Native Amateur History and Politics Commentator
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