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Theodore Goldin

The following publications contain information about Theodore Goldin:

Article: "Col. Goldin at the Head: Old Warrior Named Grand Commander of Knights Templar at the Milwaukee Conclave." Eau Claire Leader (Eau Claire, Wisconsin) 4 November 1898 Page 5.

Article: "Custer Battle Fought Again with Veterans of Fray on Sidelines" The Pierce County (North Dakota) Tribune July 1, 1926 Page 1.

Article: "Theodore Goldin: A Debatable Hero" by John M. Carroll Research Review (Newsletter Literary Section), Vol. IX, No. 1974-11 November 1975.

Article: "In Behalf of Mr. Goldin" by W. Kent King Research Review (Newsletter Literary Section), Vol. X, No. 1976-8 August 1976.

Article: "The Goldin Dispatch Claim: An Historical Evaluation" by R. "Dutch" Hardorff Research Review, Vol. XI, No. 1977-3 March 1977.

Article: "Goldin Revisited" by W. Kent King Research Review Vol. XII, No. 1978-3 March 1978.

Cover Illustration: "Theodore Goldin" Research Review Vol. XV, No. 1981-6 June 1981.

Article: "On the Border with Goldin" by Nancy P. Allan Research Review Vol. XV, No. 1981-6 June 1981.

Book: The Benteen-Goldin Letters on Custer and His Last Battle edited by John M. Carroll University of Nebraska Press 1991.

Article: "Private Theodore W. Goldin: Too Soon Discredited?" by Larry Sklenar Theodore Goldin, Benteen's pen pal and belated Medal of Honor awardee, is the subject of this well-documented article. Research Review: The Journal of the Little Big Horn Associates Vol. 7, No. 2 June 1993.

Article: "Theodore W. Goldin: Unsuccessful Applicant for Superintendent of the Custer Battlefield National Cemetery" by Larry Sklenar Skenlar explores Goldin's attempt to become Battlefield Superintendent in 1924, including possible reasons he was not selected. Research Review: The Journal of the Little Big Horn Associates Vol. 10, No. 1 January 1996.

Article: "Theodore W. Goldin: Little Big Horn Survivor and Winner of the Medal of Honor" by Larry Sklenar The Wisconsin Magazine of History Vol. 80, No. 2 (Winter 1996-1997) pp. 106-123 Accessed July 13, 2023.

Article: "'An agreeable sort when sober:' The Myth of Michael Madden" by Douglas Scott • Pvt. Michael Madden's loss of his leg at the Little Bighorn is one of the more familiar tales associated with the June 25, 1876, action. But what is fact and what is fiction in Madden's story" Douglas Scott provides that insight. • Greasy Grass, Journal of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association • Vol. 25 • May 2009.