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…the United States’ entry into World War I, especially as it relates to Pennsylvania, to be published in the fall of 2017. The Guest Editor seeks proposals of scholarly articles…

…2001, The National Civil War Museum is a non-profit private educational institution dedicated solely to the American Civil War. It is the largest Civil War museum that addresses the war…

…the ongoing project here. Lecture on Medicine in the American Revolution Ronald S. Gibbs, MD, of Stanford University, will discuss the world of medical practice during the Revolutionary War on…

From the Mid-Atlantic World History Association: MAWHA, the Mid-Atlantic World History Association, is pleased to announce its sixteenth annual conference. This year’s host campus is Nassau Community College in Garden…

…discussion about African Americans and the Civil War, a lecture on the New Jersey political climate during the Civil War, and lunchtime discussions on women and the Civil War and…

…lady Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962). (36 months) Georgetown University Outright: $127,422 [Seminars for College Teachers] Project Director: Mustafa Aksakal Project Title: World War I in the Middle East Project Description: A…

…writing leading to publication of a book on the Japanese military and the colonial subjects and local populations involved in its Asian- Pacific operations during World War II. Cornell University…

…image is from one of several expansive exhibits on Lenni Lenape culture located in the basement New Jersey State Museum. The last image shows the NJ World War II Memorial,…

…unique site tells the tale of Japanese-Americans originally from California who moved to Seabrook, New Jersey to work on vegetable farms during World War Two, as well as the troubling…

…City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture Outright: $600,000 [Media Projects Production] Project Director: Lisa Ades Project Title: Fighting on Two Fronts: Jewish American Soldiers in World War II…