About Patrick Bodovitz
Patrick earned his bachelor’s degree from Gettysburg College where he majored in political science and minored in history. His main focus of study was on the intersection of American politics and international affairs. He followed with a master’s degree from the American University School of International Service where he studied conflict and peace. Patrick published for AU’s academic journal and the International Policy Journal at the Center for International Policy.
Education
BA Political Science with minor in History
Gettysburg College
MA Peace and Conflict Resolution
American University School of International Service
Areas of Expertise
About Patrick Bodovitz
Patrick earned his bachelor’s degree from Gettysburg College where he majored in political science and minored in history. His main focus of study was on the intersection of American politics and international affairs. He followed with a master’s degree from the American University School of International Service where he studied conflict and peace. Patrick published for AU’s academic journal and the International Policy Journal at the Center for International Policy.
Education
BA Political Science with minor in History
Gettysburg College
MA Peace and Conflict Resolution
American University School of International Service
Areas of Expertise
How Carlos Hathcock Became the Deadliest Marine Sniper in Vietnam
Marine Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock was one of the most formidable snipers in US history and became a legend for his exploits in Vietnam.
What Happened to Germany After WWII? A History of Postwar Germany
The division of postwar Germany between East and West helped shape the future of the country and its people.
What Happened to Hungary After WWII?
The rise of communist rule in postwar Hungary was one of the most formative events in the country’s modern history.
How the French Resistance Fought Against Hitler’s War Machine
Despite France’s surrender in 1940, many Frenchmen continued to fight for the liberation of their homeland. Their sacrifices helped France regain its freedom.
What Happened to Poland After WWII? A History of Postwar Poland
Although the Second World War began in response to Germany’s invasion of Poland, postwar Poland continued to live in a dictatorship.
The Chindit Operations in the Burma Campaign
Operations Longcloth and Thursday saw the Allies employ Chindit columns to wage asymmetric warfare to defeat Japan in Burma in World War II.
The US Military Occupation of Haiti, 1915-1934
The United States’ occupation of Haiti from 1915 to 1934 was intended to protect American interests, but faced a determined insurgency among the local people.
How Did Mussolini Die? (His Final Days & Execution)
Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini made many enemies during his dictatorship, and they got their revenge on April 28, 1945.
Why the German High Command Feared General George Patton
During the fighting in Northwest Europe in WWII, German senior commanders continually saw General George Patton as a formidable foe who emulated their own tactics.
Was Admiral Husband Kimmel the True Scapegoat of Pearl Harbor?
Long after the Pearl Harbor attacks, former Pacific Fleet commander Admiral Husband Kimmel argued that he was scapegoated for the destruction at Pearl Harbor.
Postwar Baltics: What Happened to the Baltic States After WWII?
The Baltic states were a battleground between Soviet and German armies in WWII. After the war, Soviet control led to repression and insurgent activities in the Postwar Baltics.
CIA Covert Operations in Eastern Europe: An Overview
How did the CIA use covert operations to achieve US strategic objectives in Eastern Europe during the Cold War?