J. L. Granatstein

J.L. Granatstein writes on Canadian political and military history.

Articles by J. L. Granatstein

• The Rematch (October 2023)
  Mackenzie King’s hat trick
• Behind the Lines (January–February 2023)
  Two depictions of the Great War
• The Ramble (September 2022)
  Memories from the PMO
• Tug of War (April 2022)
  An army created out of nothing
• Over Tokyo (October 2021)
  Malcolm Gladwell’s point of view
• At Daggers Drawn (March 2021)
  Margaret MacMillan soldiers on
• The Colossus (January–February 2021)
  Notes on our twelfth prime minister
• A Farewell to Arms (October 2020)
  Where did all the junk go?
• Harsh Treatment (July–August 2020)
  Perspectives on internment
• A Persistent Myth (June 2010)
  A review of Pearson’s Peacekeepers: Canada and the United Nations Emergency Force, 1956–67, by Michael Carroll, and Canada, the Congo Crisis and UN Peacekeeping, 1960–64, by Kevin A. Spooner