Author DM Celley

History

HOW WAS THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE PRESERVED?

From the day it was first written, the Declaration of Independence went through quite a journey to reach the place where it resides today.  In that it constituted a death warrant for all those who signed it, the protection and preservation of it maintained a higher priority for the Continental Congress and the founding fathers

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THE UKRAINE WAR AS TOLD TO THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE

Since Vladimir Putin became president of Russia in 2000, he has been obsessed with how he is portrayed in the Russian media.  He purportedly would routinely spend evenings carefully watching how the media covered him personally as well as his actions and policies.  From the early days, he took steps to place Kremlin control over

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UKRAINIAN RESISTANCE IS INGRAINED IN HISTORY

Are you surprised at the extent of resistance by Ukraine in their current war with Russia?  It appears to many observers that the Russian Military and Putin Government probably miscalculated the Ukrainian people’s will to resist domination.  By taking a look at the last 100 years of the history of Ukrainian-Russian relations we can see

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THE 1920’s, AN ERA OF GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEMES

At the end of World War I, the U.S. economy went through a major boom era known popularly as the roaring twenties.  Rising incomes meeting up with rising technological advances created progressive lifestyles for many middle and upper class Americans.  It also nourished the get-rich-quick attitude that has long pervaded American society.  Those times and

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INFLATION IN GERMANY AFTER WORLD WAR I

When World War I ended in November, 1918, Germany’s economy was in a shambles.  At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, Germany was obliged to accept defeat and agree to pay a huge amount of money for reparations primarily to France and Belgium, owing to the great destruction and loss of life inflicted on those

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