Some of the 130,000 Austro-Hungarian Prisoners Taken at Przemyśl  By Franz-Stefan Gady Originally Published in War On the Rocks, 2 December ...

  By James Patton In a manner of speaking, Hungary was the junior partner of the junior partner to Germany and Austria in the Central Powers...

Michael Hunzeker and Alexander Lanoszka  Originally Published in the Washington Post , 11 November 2018 . . . Scholars have long debated its...

The United States formally entered World War I on  6 April 1917 and the first global conflict in human history affected virtually everyone i...

The 1918 U.S. Government War Exposition in Chicago’s Grant Park (Sept 2–15) was a massive, two-week, propaganda-driven event designed to boo...

By John DellaGiustina   Hellgate Press, 2015 Reviewed by Michael P. Kihntopf       Elmer Smith's Unit, the 119th Field Artillery, Marchi...

AI-Generated WWI Image (See Something Not Quit Right?) Editor's Introduction:  In my ongoing effort to find fresh material for our reade...

Click on Images to Enlarge Display = 580px, Large = 800px In June 1920, German veteran and artist George Grosz produced a lithographic colle...

  Published in the Medina, Ohio, Sentinel , 11 October 1918

  Archduke Franz Ferdinand and a Smiling Kaiser Wilhelm II By Jack S. Levy and William Mulligan Excerpted from: "Why 1914 but Not Befor...

On the rock-strewn hills I heard The anger of guns that shook Echoes along the glen. In my heart was the song of a bird, And the sorrowless ...

Producer Robert Goldstein With the Cast of The Spirit of '76 By Mark Levitch, National Gallery of Art In 1918, producer Robert Goldstein...