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Lee Kluck, Public Historan

@leekluckhistorian.bsky.social

Public Historian who focuses on sports topics and interesting local stories with international implications. Author of Leave While the Party's Good: The Life and Legacy of Baseball Executive Harry Dalton. https://history4publicconsumption.substack.com/

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Lee Kluck, Public Historan@leekluckhistorian.bsky.social · last yr.

🗃Just finished a great discussion with @paulcrimetime.bsky.social about the intersection of history in crime and espionage fiction. It is going to be a great episode of The Primary Source Podcast! The Podcast is available from Spotify and Apple as well as History4publicconsumption.substack.com

History 4 Public Consumption | Substack

This is the official Substack of Historian Lee Kluck and his company Kluck Historical Research Consulting. Click to read History 4 Public Consumption, a Substack publication. Launched 6 months ago.

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Manisha Sinha@profmsinha.bsky.social · 2y ago

Historian here: “To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.” ― Theodore Roosevelt

Constance Lee Menefee@conniemenefee.bsky.social · 2y ago

1995 Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Washington, DC 30 year anniversary of the Battle of Ia Drang (14-18 Nov 1965.) I had dinner with the Ia Drang veterans (including Joe Galloway.) Gen Moore was the keynote speaker. Poem, "Out of the Valley" (c) constance lee menefee Names in ALT txt.

Left to right: Joseph Galloway, UPI correspondent attached to the 1/7 Cav; Lt. Gen H. G (Hal) Moore (Ret.); CSM Basil PlumleyPoem, "Out of the Valley" (c) constance lee menefee There is no direct flight into the eyes of this general: you must rub past all who stood when it was necessary under the massif after things got worse much worse, and the elephant grass regulars closed their saw teeth at X-Ray and Albany you must walk past each of his precious blooded boys as he tells you that they came out of the valley with their heads held high, and all of their dead; that is what you must know before you can know him. -end-