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Digitized images from the collections of the Minneapolis Public Library and University of Minnesota Library.
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"The American Battle Monuments Commission is a small independent agency of the Executive Branch of thefederal government. It is responsible for:commemorating the services of the American Armed Forces where they have served since April 6, 1917 (thedate of U.S. entry into World War I)through the establishment of suitable memorial shrines designing, constructing, operating and maintaining permanent American military burial grounds in foreign countries for controlling the design and construction of U.S. military monuments and markers in foreign countries by other U.S.
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Articles and primary sources related to the first World War.
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Large and varied collection of materials, nostly primary sources, related to World War II.
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Online encyclopedia featuring articles, chronologies, and biographical sketches.
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Includes a timeline as well as photos, political cartoons, maps, images, and other documents.
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"From the birth of a nation to the war or terrorism, this website depicts a 250 year chronological history of U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps uniforms in 1/6th, GI Joe scale."
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Online encyclopedia featuring articles, chronologies, and biographical sketches.
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This collection inlcudes images of a wide range of topics related to the military, civil defense, anti-war movements and more.
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Online companion to a PBS documentary concerning American conscientious objectors to World War II.
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Collects and preserves stories of wartime service.
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This project by the Library of Congress provides access to a collection of oral histories, and documentary materials of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them.
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A searchable collection of over 7,000 photographs and 317 Kodachrome slides documenting the internment of Japanese and Japanese-Americans evacuated from California, Oregon, and Washington by the War Relocation Authority during World War II.