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Dennis RichesNotes and essays related to the history course that I have taught since 2008.
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The Japanese Deserters Who Fought for Ho Chi Minh (1945-75)
This little-known aspect of the Indochina Wars reveals the complex and contradictory motives in the hearts and minds of the Japanese warriors at the time when their empire’s mythology collapsed. For citizens of the present empire—the so-cal...
Black Legends of the French Revolution
Part 1
The Capitol insurrection in Washington on January 6th, 2021 made many people wonder whether we are heading into revolutionary times, even though the insurrection itself was a farcical tragedy. The insurrectionists seemed to be cluel...
Review of "American Trickster: The Hidden Lives of Carlos Castaneda"
“You can’t get to the truth through a lie.” – William Patrick Patterson
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” – ex-CIA Director William Casey, 1981 (a statement witnessed...
The Boem Sansal Affair and Franco-Algerian Relations
The Boem Sansal Affair and Franco-Algerian Relations
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A History of Israel in Africa
Pierre Péan. Carnage: The Secret Wars of the Great Powers in Africa (Fayard, 2010) Chapter 6
First translated and published by Cirqueminime in Paris. Their website no longer exists, so this document, preserved from that website several yea...
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I write about modern history (18th to 21st century), nuclear technologies, geopolitics and various related subjects.
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