Echoes of the Great War: American Experiences of World War I.

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This webinar, first in a series on five on World War I, examines the making of the Library's WWI exhibition and explores the upheaval of world war as Americans confronted it, both at home and abroad. The exhibition considers the debates and struggles that surrounded U.S. engagement, explores U.S. military and home front mobilization and the immensity of industrialized warfare, and touches on the war's effects, as an international peace settlement was negotiated, national borders were redrawn, and soldiers returned to reintegrate into American society.

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English

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United States

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