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jadecat
response 86 of 89: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 19:06 UTC 2005

I'm not sure we'll ever be stuck with just Oliver Stone's version- there
are too many other movies and so on that try to tell the same story- odd
are those will survive as well.
bhelliom
response 87 of 89: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 15:47 UTC 2008

I hope I can contribute and put a little life back into this conference.
 Of course, I have no idea how much traffic Grex gets these days.
jadecat
response 88 of 89: Mark Unseen   Sep 24 13:36 UTC 2008

It gets a bit, and from time to time it's possible to breathe new life
into the conferences. :)
papa
response 89 of 89: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 01:43 UTC 2018

Grex History Conference

I've dug down through decades of backlogged posts and found the History
conference! This looks interesting, especially since it now preserves the
history of discussions of history.

resp:26 Not history, but I was interested by a recent review of ARMSTRONG
by H.W. Crocker III, a humorous alternate history about Custer. https://ww
w.theamericanconservative.com/birzer/what-if-custer-were-a-lone-surv ivor/

resp:40 resp: 42 These posts are a gem of a time capsule! Thousands for a
college degree? I think today in-state tuition will set you back several tens
of thousands, and out-of-state and private colleges over one hundred thou.
Imperialism? As we now know in this enlightened 21st century, of course it's
always about imperialism! And sexism, racism, ableism, homophobia,
transphobia, islamophobia, and whatever other evil the dead straight Christian
white men have been conspiring in. ;)

resp:61 Isn't "contemporary history" an oxymoron? I know it's an actual
thing, but to me it seems that if it's contemporary, it's really just news --
history takes at least a few decades/generations to digest.

resp:73 and onward. Interesting 2005 discussion of ghosts and the nature of
truth in history.
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