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A Brief History of One of the Most Powerful Families in New York City: The Morgenthaus

At the Lonely Crossroads of Horror and the American Century

Jerry Stahl on His Long, Strange Trip Visiting Nazi Concentration Camps

How Potato Blight Made Ireland Into a Country of Emigrants

On the Culinary and Artistic History of Cheese

How President Obama Marked 50 Years of Civil Rights Struggle With One of His Most Memorable Speeches

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How Gorbachev’s Reforms Triggered the Destabilization of the Soviet Union

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Alice Wexler Remembers Her Father, Milton, an Unconventional and Controversial Freudian Psychoanalyst

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