Comity, Rivalry, and the Real Drivers of War
The Great War’s example should discourage us from reducing [...]
When the United States entered WWI, all four of President Theodore Roosevelt’s sons enlisted, but only three returned home
Throughout U.S. history, many presidents arrived at the nation’s [...]
Book tells of Cleveland couple’s love and faith during World War I
A must-read for all Cleveland residents interested in history and [...]
20 Vintage Photos of Everyday Life During WWI
These rarely seen photos offer a glimpse into the [...]
Test Your Knowledge: WWI & Roaring Twenties Quiz
Think you can ace this World War I quiz [...]
General John J. Pershing, America’s WWI Commander
On this day, July 15, 1948, America lost General [...]
Book Review: Switchboard Soldiers by Jennifer Chiaverini
Book Description In June 1917, General John Pershing arrived [...]
How World War I Opened Doors for Women in D.C.—and Why It Still Matters Today
When World War I began, few guessed how much [...]
This Soldier Was Born into a Life of Crime. Somehow, He Became a WWI Medal of Honor Recipient.
Charles Barger's life began under difficult circumstances and never [...]
Postcard of Veterans Vocational School after World War I
On November 29, 1918, shortly after World War I [...]
