Articles from World War II (November 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'My bit of history': a group of veterans writes the stories of their war.	Austin, Richard		3894
'Something beautiful': in a top-secret mission at the end of the war, General Patton and some unlikely allies conspired to save a herd of famous horses.	Jensen, Karen	Report	3509
... Eisenhower had driven on to Berlin?	Grimsley, Mark		1158
A lawmaker's change of heart.	Keils, Randall	Letter to the editor	176
A pilot's family finds a gift at the end of a long wait.	Carroll, Andrew		1516
A son retraces his father's footsteps, and Patton's, in Sicily.	Santoro, Gene		1425
Answers to July challenge.		Brief article	108
Ask WWII.	Guttman, Jon	Brief article	213
Bismarck: The Final Days of Germany's Greatest Battleship.	Muller, Richard R.	Book review	170
Book briefs.	Santoro, Gene	Book review	386
Celebrating Normandy's other Airborne heroes.	Alex	Letter to the editor	83
Churchill's wartime bombshell: war rooms not safe.		Brief article	301
Commemorative badges and a hearty "thank you" were bestowed upon nearly 2,000 surviving members of the British code-breaking operation at Bletchley Park in a service earlier this year.		Brief article	128
Corrections.		Correction notice	49
Engage yourself in global war.	Burke, Ryan	Product/service evaluation	426
Follow the leader.	Odom, Ben	Letter to the editor	97
Gerhard Weinberg.		Book review	272
He fought for the soldier's peace of mind.	Budiansky, Stephen		732
Hitler's Pre-Emptive War: The Battle for Norway, 1940.	D'Este, Carlo	Book review	466
Hollywood Howlers.		Brief article	114
It sounds like a case Mel Brooks would love.		Brief article	120
More than 100 Filipino veterans of World War II were awarded congressional medals and given long-delayed payment for their services at a ceremony in Honolulu this summer.		Brief article	101
Name that patch.		Brief article	7
No regrets.		Brief article	77
Riot on the western front.	Seymour, Gene	Movie review	475
Tapping battlefield voices to cast a fresh eye on D-Day.	Santoro, Gene	Interview	1338
The best of WWII on YouTube.		Brief article	211
The Eagles have landed: museum recognizes forgotten Mexican airmen.	Ewers, Justin		609
The myth that wouldn't die.	Rees, Henry G.	Letter to the editor	279
The Spitfire's finest hour: the fighter that saved Britain peaked early but remained relevant.	Gadney, Max		560
Troublesome terrain put Monty in a jam.	Bowen, Steve	Letter to the editor	212
Unearthing long-buried truths in Nanjing.	Hsu, Jiawei	Letter to the editor	217
Unleashing America's subs for all-out-war.	Frank, Richard B.	Book review	830
Unveiling Venlo: the Nazis' violent abduction of two British spies in Holland in 1939 was a major embarrassment for Britain. But far more was at stake than red faces in Whitehall.	Jones, Nigel	Report	3432
Vanishing eyewitnesses.			312
Vanishing point: like many sites important to the war, the Brooklyn Navy Yard of World War II is fading into history. Photographer Stanley Greenberg offers a look at what remains.	Jensen, Karen		382
What is lost? What happens to history when those who lived it can no longer tell their stories?	Atkinson, Rick	Report	1857
What the ... ?!?		Brief article	10
WWII's most endangered.			476