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Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Jul 29, 2021

The Devil’s Judge

Roland Freisler, President of the People’s Court, personally issued 2600 death…

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Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Mar 27, 2022

How the Nazis Financed an Economic Miracle and Prepared a War

Hitler’s Scam

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Jun 30, 2021

The Bleak Land

The truth about King Arthur’s England

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Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

May 25, 2022

Hitler’s War Can Teach Us Some Valuable Lessons

Lessons from WWII in today’s political context

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Jun 20, 2021

A Strange Case of Terrorism

Christian ‘Martyrs’ in medieval Cordoba

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

May 20, 2021

When New York Financed the USA

Federal Income and Spending in 1860

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Aug 8, 2022

The Most Successful Crusade

How Emperor Frederick II conquered Jerusalem without bloodshed

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Dec 15, 2021

Alternate History

Lords of the Baltic and the Northern Sea

If Denmark won the Battle of…

Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Feb 2, 2022

A Stroll Through Ancient Athens

Another way of reading Plato’s Dialogues

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Michael Stein in Rambles through History and Philosophy

Mar 6, 2023

Murder: How 18th Century Russia Got Competent Rulers

Obnoxious, incompetent rulers were removed…

These were the top 10 stories published by Rambles through History and Philosophy; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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Rambles through History and Philosophy

The articles collected here provide brief glimpses into the past. If you share my fascination with the thoughts, the lives, and the environment of the people that lived before us, take a look.

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