Legacies of World War I: Humanitarian Efforts Following the Great War
In this video, Dr. Branden Little explains the effects of post-World War I humanitarian efforts.
Legacies of World War I: Women in World War I
In this video, Dr. Elizabeth Cobbs discusses the experiences of women who served in World War I.
Legacies of World War I: African Americans in World War I
In this video, Dr. Adrian Lentz-Smith explores the experiences of African Americans who served in World War I.
Legacies of World War I: Immigration Following the Great War
In this video, Dr. Katherine Benton-Cohen discusses how World War I affected immigration patterns.
Legacies of World War I: Citizenship and the Making of Modern America
In this video, Dr. Chris Capozzola discusses how World War I affected the concept of citizenship.
Comparing Cemeteries: How Nations Remember their Fallen Service Members After World War II
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explains the challenges that the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany faced and the choices they made concerning how to bury fallen soldiers …
Race and the Enemy: Comparing German and Japanese Depictions in U.S. War Propaganda
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner discusses the key distinctions between how U.S. World War II propaganda depicted the Germans and how it depicted the Japanese.
Planning for War: The Logistics of Sending Combat Troops into Battle
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explains how sending combat troops into battle during World War II required significant planning, and how documents from the war can tell us a …
Decision: The U.S. Government’s Promise to the Families of the Fallen
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explains the complex system that the U.S. government established after World War II for determining which family member would decide a fallen soldier’s place …
D-Day in Documents: Comparing Eisenhower’s “In Case of Failure Memo” to “The Order of the Day”
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner compares two historic docments written by General Dwight Eisenhower in the lead-up to D-Day.
African American Experiences: Sowing the Seeds of Change During World War II
In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explores the role of African Americans in World War II and discusses how their experiences during the war sowed the seeds of change after …
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