A group of Union soldiers and civilians posing on a rebuilt railroad bridge over Bull Run near Manassas, Virginia, during the American Civil War, 1863. Attributed to Mathew Brady. Source: National Archives and Records Administration. More information.
Many thanks go to Doug Banks and his team – the masters of colourisation. The beauty of these colourised images is that colour, allows you to pick out
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As countries caught up in the war sent soldiers to the front lines, they also built support behind the lines and at home, with women taking ...
Entrance into the Vietnam war for many, was no place for American soldiers. Many believe that the U.S should have kept far away from the controversy and saved the lives of innocent soldiers. However, the U.S. went to war in...
Answer (1 of 94): Some really memorable pictures of World War II. Some of these pictures maybe a bit too graphic and disturbing. The marines raising the US flag on Iwo Jima, one of the most iconic ones ever. Polish resistance fighters during the short lived Warsaw Uprising against the Nazis....
A U.S. infantryman from A Company, 1st Battalion, 16th Infantry carries a crying child from Cam Xe village after dropping a phosphorous grenade into a bunker cleared of civilians during an operation near the Michelin rubber plantation northwest of Saigon, August 22, 1966. A platoon of the 1st Infantry Division raided the village, looking for snipers that had inflicted casualties on the platoon. GIs rushed about 40 civilians out of the village before artillery bombardment ensued. (AP Photo/Horst Faas)
Extremely rare Life Magazine photos of the days leading up to and after the historic D-Day invasion have been put on display, nearly 70 years after World War II's dramatic turning point.
This excellent Civil War stations or centers activity has students analyzing 10 short primary source quotes and 7 images of Civil War soldiers, nurses, and civilians. As students move around to each quote and photo, students take notes about what they see and read. They then complete a graphic organ...
Is this enough for “Genocide Joe,” the willing enabler of the Israeli criminal genocide on Palestinians in the Gaza “Ghetto”?
The images show a young boy running to his father who is marching off to battle, soldiers comforting a little girl outside a rubble-strewn house and a marine passing a gift to a boy through a fence.
694 T.M. Kalaw Street, Ermita, Manila The first Protestant church in the Philippines, the first chapel was completed on December 23, 1901. It was replaced by a stone structure in November 1906 and …
Pat O'Mara's personal account of the anti-German Lusitania riots of May 1915 which broke out in Liverpool, taken from his autobiography The Autobiography of a Liverpool Slummy. This account is reproduced for historical record, indeed it should be taken as a given that Libcom do not agree with the nationalistic riots nor the imperialist 'Great' War.
The American government entered into an agreement with the Grey aliens in 1954. This mutually beneficial cooperation agreement is called the “Greada Treaty”. Aliens do not comply with it.
