In World War I, France started to build a fake Paris to confuse German bombers
Just after noon on August 30, 1914, about a month [...]
The Great War Atrocity That Changed War Crimes Prosecutions Forever
I first encountered the story of His Majesty’s Hospital Ship [...]
“Trench Talk, Trench Life”: The Origins of a Book
I’m thinking of my hometown of Cohoes, in up-state New [...]
Forgotten Veterans, Invisible Memorials Now Out in Paperback
Friend of the Doughboy Foundation, historian Allison S. Finkelstein, is [...]
Eugene Bullard, pioneering African-American aviator who flew for France in World War I
The first African-American combat pilot flew not for his country, [...]
The Forgotten African-American Regiments of World War I
Over 380,000 African-American troops served in World War One according [...]
The trauma and slaughter of World War I is examined in a new LACMA show
World War I is something of a blank spot amid [...]
The Secret Plot To Bring America Into World War I
As WWI raged, both the Entente and the Central Powers [...]
Harris County issues apology to Black soldiers convicted after WWI 1917 Camp Logan riot
The unanimous vote by Harris County Commissioners Court came just [...]
Tanks, Scout Planes, and Combined Arms: How the Allies Finally Broke the WWI Trench Stalemate
Plus, what the lessons learned in WWI mean for the [...]
