Townhall Review: World War I: The War To End All Wars

Hugh Hewitt talks with Thomas Conner, former career-long Professor of History at Hillsdale College, who provides a brief summary of World War I, mentioning that France lost a significant number of soldiers in 1915 and that the war had declared itself fully by that time.

Dennis Prager talks with H.W. Crocker about America’s role in the war, as described in his book, The Yanks Are Coming: A Military History of the United States in World War I. Crocker explains how the U.S. entry was pivotal in turning the tide against Germany, and he highlights the heroism of American soldiers while also discussing the broader cultural consequences of the war.

Victor Davis Hanson interviews acclaimed figurative sculptor Sabin Howard, discussing his monumental work on the World War I: A Soldier’s Journey sculpture for the National WWI Memorial. They explore Howard’s artistic process, influences, and the cultural significance of his work, as he shares insights into the classical techniques he uses and his vision for future projects.

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