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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.

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 …

Ask an NEH Expert: Validating Sources

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Ask an NEH Expert: Building an Argument

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Ask an NEH Expert: Multiple Perspectives

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Ask an NEH Expert: Historical Significance

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Ask an NEH Expert: Writing and Editing

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Performing Perspectives: Researching Clothing

Learn how to research clothing for historical performances.

Can I Do World History for my NHD Project?

Advice about using world history for an NHD project.

Performing Perspectives: What NOT to Do in an NHD Performance

Learn what not to do in an NHD performance.

Ask an NEH Expert: Wide Research

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