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SUMMARY:The Imprint of World War I
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DESCRIPTION:The Imprint of World War IIn 1917 the commanding personality of General Joh
 n J. Pershing characterized the United States' belated foray into the war-w
 eary battlefields of Europe. At home, President Woodrow Wilson's commitment
  to the Allied victory changed the character of both the federal government
  and of the nation's capital. Although Washington, D.C. awaits a national m
 emorial to World War I, sites associated with the 'War to End All Wars' are
  hiding in plain sight, testimonies to the foot soldiers, generals, bureauc
 rats, and U.S. presidents involved in the cataclysmic conflict.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>The Imprint of World War I</h3><p>In 1917 the commanding personality of
  General John J. Pershing characterized the United States' belated foray in
 to the war-weary battlefields of Europe. At home, President Woodrow Wilson'
 s commitment to the Allied victory changed the character of both the federa
 l government and of the nation's capital. Although Washington, D.C. awaits 
 a national memorial to World War I, sites associated with the 'War to End A
 ll Wars' are hiding in plain sight, testimonies to the foot soldiers, gener
 als, bureaucrats, and U.S. presidents involved in the cataclysmic conflict.
 </p>
CONTACT:info@washingtonwalks.com
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