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The End and the Beginning of an Age: American Children in World War I

Ohio Memory June 22, 2018

Ohio Memory has published a new post, “The End and the Beginning of an Age: American Children in World War I”

For American children in World War I, life on a home front far from battle did not mean life lived far from the effects of war. Citizens of every age and ability were called upon to assist in the war effort, and children were no exception. From gardening to raising funds to sacrificing at home, American kids answered the call, […]

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