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This database includes articles, lesson plans and primary sources from the National WWI Museum and Memorial and our partners around the world, presented in collaboration with the United States World War One Centennial Commission.

Do you have resources that you want to share or have questions? Contact us at education@theworldwar.org.


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U.S. 42ND DIVISION

INTERACTIVE PHOTO

Creator: National WWI Museum and Memorial
Images like this one, originally owned by a YMCA rest camp worker stationed in Germany, tell a lot about the war. Because of the information written on the back, we know it is a picture of Battery F, 151st Field Artillery, U.S. 42nd Division.
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Interactive WWI Timeline

Creator: National WWI Museum and Memorial
The Interactive WWI Timeline on theworldwar.org lets you explore key events of the War through photos, audio recordings and video from the time.
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about this project


The United States World War One Centennial Commission and the National WWI Museum and Memorial are dedicated to educating the public about the causes, events and consequences of the conflict and we encourage the use of these resources to better understand the Great War and its enduring impact on the global community.

Assisting in this endeavor are:
 


Center for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Arizona         Virginia Cooperative Extension 4-H         Google Arts & Culture         New York State Archives Partnership Trust / New York State Archives
 

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