Belle Skinner (1866–1928) Ruth Isabelle (Belle) Skinner was a businesswoman and philanthropist, who in the aftermath of the war helped reb...

  Click on Images to Enlarge As war broke out in 1914, Germany was in possession of almost a third of the historical Lorraine (including the...

  By James Patton Shortly after declaring war in 1917, the Wilson Administration was faced with the reality of having to pay for the massive...

No Man's Land Herman Cyril McNeile (Sapper) Independently Published, 2023   No Man's Land by Lucien Jonas H. C. McNeile (1888–1937) ...

American 12-inch Mortar Railway Mount Editor's Note:  The U.S. entered the war largely unprepared for industrial-scale manufacturing. Co...

French Troops Pinned Down on the Chemin des Dames The Nivelle Offensive on the Chemin des Dames failed in April and May 1917 because unreali...

HEADQUARTERS 77TH DIVISION France. April 15, 1919   General Order Number 30:       I desire to publish to the command an official recognitio...

Trotsky's gifts—his brilliance as an orator, author, theoretician, and strategist—would prove decisive for the unfolding of what history...

Capt. Charles Evans, 6th Field Artillery [The general is this account is Brigadier General Charles P. Summerall, who was the commander of th...

In 1933–38, former British prime minister David Lloyd George published—in six successive volumes—his  War Memoirs.  The first 600 pages deal...

Echoes of the War J.M. Barrie Leopold Classic Library, 2016  Playbill from an Off-Broadway Production Originally published in 1918, this col...