Prisons of the Civil War: An Enduring Controversy

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All the horrors of prison life were experienced by hundreds of thousands of captives, Union and Confederate, during the Civil War. More »

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Prisons of the Civil War: An Enduring Controversy

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The Death of Michael Wittmann, Panzer Ace

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Hitler’s Cavalry: Armored Cars of the Third Reich

The USO Turns 75: American soldiers’ “Home Away From Home”

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