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posted on 09/28/2020"This Dread Disease" -- Xavier Remembers the Past to Avoid Complacency in the Present
posted on 09/28/2020Unusual climate conditions influenced WWI mortality and subsequent Spanish flu pandemic
posted on 09/28/2020Racism deprived Latino WWI hero Marcelino Serna of the Medal of Honor. He deserves it, advocates say.
posted on 09/28/2020Silk and Steel highlights the surprisingly important role of women’s fashion during WWI
posted on 09/28/2020Reading World War I veteran laid to rest 54 years after his death thanks to Exeter woman
posted on 09/28/2020Fiorello La Guardia: From Congressman to WWI Hero in the Air
posted on 09/28/2020How Fundraising Fraud Became Big Business After World War I
posted on 09/28/2020'Letters from a Yankee Doughboy': Stafford author shares grandfather's accounts of WWI
posted on 09/28/2020They Were There: American Women Physicians and the First World War
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