One-Hundred Years Later Yet “Still Shrouded in Mysterious Darkness” (“Noch Immer in Geheimnisvolles Dunkel Gehüllt.”)
A crime unfolds in the hinterlands of 1922 Germany – and it still haunts investigators today.
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Recreating History: A Guide to Historic Reenacting
Reenacting, or living history, can be one way an individual can experience combat without the danger of death but also a way for one to relive history.
World War I: Most Common False Narratives
On June 28th a Bosnian Serb named Gavrilo Princep assassinated Austro-Hungarian heir Archduke Franz Ferdinand, sparking a conflict that would slowly draw in all of the major nations in the […]
Forgotten Women Soldiers of the American Civil War
In the midst of this grim task, a shocking discovery was made: at the high water mark, where the grisly hand-to-hand combat occurred, the body of a woman was found dressed in the clothing of a Confederate private.
Fresh Fish: How Civil War Soldiers Added Seafood To Their Provisions
Fishing was not only a leisure activity
for the common soldier but was also used as a way of supplementing their diets by adding a fresh alternative to army rations.