Most POWs Want to Go Home—But After World War II, Some Faced Death on Arrival by John A. Haymond9/18/20239/19/2023 After WWII, questions rose about which nation POWs belonged to or even whether they would be killed upon going home.
‘Oh! my soul—what a sight presented itself!’: A Witness to the July 1863 New York Draft Riots by Jonathan W. White9/14/20238/4/2023
Louisa May Alcott Wanted to Be a Nurse…Until She Realized It Required Bathing Soldiers by Louisa May Alcott7/5/20237/6/2023
Liquor Numbed the Pain, Took the Edge Off Homesickness… and Caused Havoc During the Civil War by Megan L. Bever4/6/20234/6/2023
Antietam’s Gory Aftermath: How the Union Army’s Post-Battle Occupation Devastated Sharpsburg’s Civilians by Steven Cowie3/30/20232/2/2023
