Throughout history, artists have portrayed the military events of their times. We think of […]
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Reign of the Railroads
European armies’ increasing reliance on railways culminated in one of the world’s bloodiest wars.
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Trailside: Weston, West Virginia
State war town, known for its insane asylum, endured bedlam as the proud old dominion broke apart
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Nurse on the Edge of No Man’s Land
Few American women experienced the Great War as vividly as did New Yorker Shirley Millard
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Interview: Angela Zombek / North and South Behind Bars
Angela Zombek, assistant professor of history at University of North Carolina-Wilmington, grew interested in military prisons during a visit to Camp Chase.
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Daily Quiz for October 9, 2018
This was the official name of the fort on Corregidor Island during World War Two.
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Wild West Book Review: The Mexican Operation
The Mexican Operation: The Mafia, Mexican Immigrants, and Racism in a 1950s Desert Town […]
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Wild West Review: Cheyenne
Cheyenne originally on TV 1955-63, DVD 2006 (Warner Home Video), $39.98, 5 discs, 780 […]
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Wild West Book Review: The Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy
The Trail of Tears Cherokee Legacy 2006 documentary, Rich-Heape Films, Dallas, Texas, DVD, 1 […]