The symptoms recorded in the case notes, familiar from literature of the time ... “emotional” versus “commotional” puzzle of World War I—will be enhanced by the study’s most important ...

American intervention saved Western Europe in World War I, but the result was a failed armistice. One hundred years ago, on April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I. The ongoing ...

On every front—political, economic, technological, social, spiritual—World War I was changing Europe forever, while claiming the lives of 8 million of her fighting men and wounding 21 million ...

During World War I, letters were the main method of communication between soldiers and the homefront. This gallery of war letters from the Center for American War Letters offers a glimpse into the ...

during World War I National Museum of American History (Red Cross) Is You & I With Every (Heart) And (Dollar) Pin National Museum of American History United War Work Campaign Pin National Museum of ...

High-explosive and shrapnel shells dominated World War I battlefields. Prolonged barrages shook men’s nerves. Constant concussions and the fear of being blown to pieces, shattered by shell ...