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Historyguy.com is a
resource on military history, world
conflicts, American Politics and
Biography. The site is constantly growing,
with new sections added periodically, and
new pages added on a weekly basis. If you
have any suggestions as to specific topics
you would like to see included in the
site, please feel free to email at:
historyguy.email@gmail.com. This site is operated
by History Guy Media, which also maintains
Worldbiography.net
and the History
Guy Weblog, the
War
and Conflict
Journal, and
the History Guy Education
Blog. Advertising space is
available on all five websites and blogs
as a whole, or on individual pages or
groups of pages.
"The
History Guy" is a Registered Trademark.
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the webmaster |
Lee,
R. "A Resource on Military History, World
Conflicts, American Politics, and Biography.
" http://www.historyguy.com/index.html
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Korean Nuclear
Crisis*New*
U.S.
Supreme
Court--A
new section of the History
Guy.com website, featuring
biographical information on
Supreme Court Justices, news
about the court, and the politics
of court
appointments--New* Taliban
War in
Pakistan--*New* Somali
Pirate
Attacks--Updated* Somali
Pirate Attack on the Maersk
Alabama--New* President
Obama's Afghanistan Strategy
(2009)--New* Naval
Incidents Between the United
States and China
(2009)-New* Gaza
Strip Conflict/Gaza
War--New* Korean
Border Conflicts and Incidents
(1953-Present)---*New* Sports
History
--A new section of the History
Guy.com website, featuring a look
at the history of sports and
sports teams in the U.S. and the
world.--New* List
of Presidents of the United
States*Updated U.S.
Presidents Who Died While In
Office--*NEW* Gay
Rights Issues in
America--Part
of the Issues
section on the History Guy
website. The
Mortgage Crisis and
Bailout-New
section on the History Guy
website The
American
Revolution--New
section on the History Guy
website Wars
and Conflicts Between Tibet and
China--A
look at the wars between Tibet
and China, with an emphasis on
20th and 21st Century
conflicts.--New World
War
Two--a
new section of the History Guy
site detailing the battles,
personalities, documents, causes,
and consequences of the Second
World War. The
War of
1812-
A look at the second war between
the United States and Great
Britain.--New Indian
Wars-a
new section of the History Guy
site detailing the Indian Wars of
North
America.--New Presidents
of the United
States--A
listing of American Presidents,
with links to biographical
information.--New Saddam
Hussein--Biofile
on the late Iraqi
dictator The
War and Conflict
Journal--Tracking
wars and conflicts around the
world. Chad
Rebels Declare War on
France--posted
Nov. 30, 2007 Weekly
War and Conflict
Update--Week
of November 25, 2007
World
Biography.net--A
companion website to the History
Guy. Features on important
individuals from around the
world, both past and
present. The
History Guy
Bookstore-New
feature of the History Guy
website Captain
America--The
Star-Spangled Avenger, originally
a hero in the Second World War,
now a leader of the Avengers.--In
the Comicshistoy
section. The
Fantastic
Four--The
First Family of Marvel.--In the
Comicshistoy section. The
American Civil
War--New
section on the History Guy
website Frederick
Douglass--
The famous orator, author, and
champion against
slavery.--New The
State of
Israel--New--Political,
historical, political and
economic information on
Israel. Biofiles
-Biography
pages of people who impacted the United
States and World history. Governor
Sarah
Palin--Republican
nominee for
Vice-President President
Gerald R.
Ford--the
38th President of the United
States-- Saddam
Hussein--Biofile
on the late Iraqi
dictator Clara
Barton--
The "Angel of the Battlefield"
who brought nursing care to
wounded soldiers during the Civil
War and later founded the
American Red
Cross.--New Frederick
Douglass--
The famous orator, author, and
champion against
slavery.--New Mathew
Brady--
The "Father of Photojournalism"
whose photos of Civil War
battlefields brought the horrors
of war home to civilians on the
homefront. William
Blum--Political
writer critical of American
foreign policy and of the Bush
Administration. Author of the
controversial book "Rogue
State." General
George
Patton--Famed
American army general of World
War Two The
Rolling
Stones--Famous
British rock band known as "The
World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll
Band."--New Ariel
Sharon-Israeli
military leader and Prime
Minister. General
Robert E.
Lee--
The commanding general for the
South in the American Civil
War. Cindy
Sheehan--The
mother of Casey Sheehan. Her
son's death led her to begin an
anti-war demonstration outside of
President Bush's ranch in the
summer of 2005. Casey
Sheehan--U.S.
Army soldier who died in the Iraq
War. His death caused his mother,
Cindy Sheehan, to launch an
anti-war demonstration which
gained nation-wide
attention. Tom
DeLay--House
Majority Leader and conservative
Republican. Currently under
indictment in Texas and, for now,
the former Majority
Leader. The
Reverend Billy
Graham--Religious
cultural icon and spiritual
advisor to every American
president since Dwight
Eisenhower. Britney
Spears-
Pop music icon, singer, actress,
and star. Johnny
Cochran--American
attorney who gained fame
representing O.J. Simpson in his
infamous 1995 trial. John
D.
Negroponte--American
diplomat chosen to serve as the
first National Intelligence
Director. L.
Paul
Bremer--American
diplomat who served as head of
the head of the Coalition
Provisional Authority in Iraq
from 2003 to 2004. Julius
Schwartz--Science
Fiction and comic book editor
. Dr.
Benjamin
Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of
Independence, member of the
Constitutional Convention, noted
physician and ardent supporter
for the abolition of
slavery. Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist. General
George Armstrong
Custer--
Famous American Cavalry officer
who died at the Battle of the
Little Bighorn in
1876. Timothy
McVeigh--Domestic
American terrorist responsible
for the Oklahoma City Bombing in
1995. William
Howard
Taft-President
of the United States and later
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme
Court. Lorenzo
de
Zavala--First
Vice-President of the Republic of
Texas. Maria
Shriver--Former
award-winning television
journalist, best-selling author,
current First Lady of California,
niece to President John F.
Kennedy, and daughter of
Vice-Presidential candidate
Sargent Shriver. Susan
Boyle-British
singer who shocked the
world. Site
Map--revision
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