Part-Time Parisian
John PearceParis Thrillers for the 21st Century
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The Dictator Who Dreamed of a New Rome Was Shot at a Country Crossroads
This Day in WWII | Tuesday, May 5, 2026 | Part-Time Parisian
Prof. Frank McDonough on X
The morning of April 28, 1945, is cold and grey on Lake Como. A black Alfa Romeo pulls up to the iron gate of a villa at Giulino di Mezzegra, a h...
On May 1st, Paris Smells Different
This Day in WWII | Tuesday, April 28, 2026 | Part-Time Parisian
Vendor selling muguet May 1, 2017 in the 14th, at Denfert-Rochereau. Photo by John Pearce.
There is one day a year when Paris smells different.
Not of bread, not of rai...
Rommel Swept Across Libya in Days. Then He Hit a Wall Called Tobruk
This Day in WWII | Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | Part-Time Parisian
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Rommel ordered his first assault on Tobruk on April 13, 1941. He expected it to fall within days.
It would not fall for 241.
In the spring of that y...
The First American Shot of World War II Was Fired Eight Months Before Pearl Harbor
This Day in World War II. April 10, 1941.
North Atlantic. Water temperature: 35 degrees.
The USS Niblack was already stopped, pulling survivors from the sea. A Dutch merchant ship, the Svenor, had gone down — another casualty of the U-bo...
The Missile You Can Carry on Your Shoulder
A U.S. Marine launches a Stinger in 2009. Photo by Christopher O’Quin, U.S. Marine Corps
On April 3rd of this year, an American F-15E Strike Eagle — one of the most sophisticated combat aircraft ever built — was shot down over Iran by a w...
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