Faryalimran·20h agoWars End, But Their Effects Never Do By Faryal ImranThe war ends, newspapers go silent, TV news changes, the world moves on.A response icon1A response icon1
Paul Combs·Oct 26The Myth of the ‘Stab in the Back’The lie that helped lead to World War IIA response icon8A response icon8
Nader Elhefnawy·Oct 23H.G. Wells and World War IAs I have remarked time and again H.G. Wells is these days little remembered but as a science fiction novelist — and at that, a producer of…
Lanny Surya Alfiani·Oct 21Same War, Different LessonsNotes from a grad school class on what Europe learned from World War I (WWI), and why those lessons didn’t agree.
InILLUMINATIONbyJames Parsons·Oct 16They Have Become Our Sons as WellThe moving words of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk about fallen Australian soldiers—but did he ever say them?A response icon2A response icon2
InThree EmperorsbyBenjamin Pererva·Oct 15A Blossom DecayedA Tribute to the forgotten fallen of WW1 on the Eastern Front
InWrite Your WorldbyNayyar·Oct 14American Veterans of Foreign Wars Buried In EuropePilgrimage of Gold Star Mothers & Widows
Lanny Surya Alfiani·Oct 14Everything Became a Weapon: People, Propaganda, and Poison Gas in WWIMore notes from my grad school class on World War I: How a war swallowed entire societies, and how five future Nobel Prize winners helped…
Lanny Surya Alfiani·Oct 14The War Everyone Planned For (and the One They Actually Got)What a 2019 grad school class on World War I taught me about plans, panic, and bicycle factories.
InTrue Travel TalesbyCarol Labuzzetta, MS·Oct 12Travel Headaches…Not What You ThinkA thirteen-day trip to the Netherlands and Belgium was excellent, right up until the endA response icon3A response icon3
