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­Battle of Nijmegen Bridge: Taking the Crossings Over the Waal

By Jan Bos

The city of Nijmegen, in the southeastern part of Holland and about six miles from the Dutch-German border, is believed to be Holland’s oldest city, going back some 2,000 years. Read more

A visit to the Battle of Little Bighorn in Montana can provide greater understanding of Custer's Last Stand, and the motivations of the combatants.

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The Mystery Behind Custer’s Last Stand & The Battle of Little Bighorn

By William E. Welsh

A single cavalryman burst from the copse in mid-afternoon on June 25, 1876, riding hell-bent for the swift flowing river. Read more

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