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February/March 2002

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Volume

53

Issue

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Readers may direct letters to American Heritage, 28 West 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010, or mail@americanheritage.com HOLOCAUST REVISIONISM? FORGOTTEN TERROR

Stories published from "February/March 2002"

The Buyable Past

Authored by: The Editors

Lunchboxes

The Dogs Of War

Authored by: The Editors

OF MASCOTS AND MEN DURING WORLD WAR II

Vintage Virginia

Authored by: The Editors

JEFFERSON WAS A WINEMAKER TOO

Doubts About Jefferson And Hemings

Authored by: The Editors

THE DEBATE GOES ON

Screenings

Authored by: The Editors

TERROR ON FILM

The Longest War

Authored by: Victor Davis Hanson

The fight we’re in didn’t begin on September 11; it started thousands of years ago. It’s the struggle between East and West, and history can both encourage and help us—if we read it properly.

‘no Stronger Retrogade Force Exists In The World”

Authored by: The Editors

∼ Winston Churchill on the War We’re Fighting Now

The Road From Rentiesville

Authored by: Leon F. Litwack

The greatest historian of the black experience in America speaks of what has changed during his long life, and what has not. An Interview With John Hope Franklin.

Seasons Of The Flag

Authored by: Stuart Lutz

After years of ups and downs, Old Glory has just made its greatest comeback.

Deli

Authored by: Patricia Volk

The woman whose great-grandfather introduced pastrami to the New World explores an American institution that is as hard to define as it is easy to recognize

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