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Military Police
An introduction to military police.
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Axis POWs in America During WW 2
During World War II, thousands of German and Italian prisoners of war were sent to camps in America.
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Henry Wirz was Hanged for War Crimes in 1865
Henry Wirz was tried by a vindictive Federal Court Martial despite his claim he was 'only following orders.' He was the only Confederate to be executed for War Crimes.
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POWs in the American Revolution
Americans captured during the Revolutionary War were subjected to a policy of starvation and neglect designed to compel their enlistment in British forces or death.
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Actress Pauline Cushman Was Civil War Spy
Actress Pauline Cushman, angered by paroled rebel officers during an 1863 Louisville performance, suddenly saw how she could be useful as a Union spy.
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Italian-Americans Imprisoned
They left their homeland in search of freedom and a better quality of life. What they faced during a time of war was dramatically different.
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Nazism in POW Camps During WW2
During World War II, Nazism didn't just exist in Europe.
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H. R. Revels
H. R. Revels, first Black Republican U. S. senator, had to endure three days of debate as Democrats tried to deny him the seat to which he had been elected.
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Sex in the Civil War
Nineteenth century America was much more prudish about sex. But during the Civil War thousands of soldiers, far from wives and sweethearts, sought out prostitutes.
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"We Need A General!": The appointment of George B. McClellan
The first days of command of George B. McClellan and how he whipped the Army of the Potomac into battle readiness.
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Administration: Who Needs It?
A recognition of the necessity for having administrative support in every military service.
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British Treatment American Prisoners of War-1812
American prisoners of war described their treatment by the British as "ungenerous and inhuman." British officers subjected prisoners to "insult and unmerited oppression."
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War Hysteria
The proximity of the Pacific Coast states to the Hawaiian Islands and Pearl Harbor caused a war hysteria in the early days of World War II. When the hysteria mixed with hatred, America was left with a legacy of shame.
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A Mother for All - Part 3
In spite of many setbacks, Mary's British Hotel opens and quickly becomes a constant source of comfort to all.
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The Massachusetts Government Act of 1774
The British Parliament passed four acts in response to the Boston Tea Party and other American actions. Called the Intolerable Acts, they further angered the colonies.
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Mud and Muddle
Bitterly cold wet weather and administrative breakdown threaten the existence of the ragged army helplessly exposed on the plateau.


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