#These American reporters covered Europe between world wars

Admin4 years ago06 mins

“These American reporters covered Europe between world wars” In the early 1920s, American newspapers were just beginning to hire Americans as foreign correspondents. They had had them in wartime — almost always men who made their names reporting from far-away battlefields — but not during other times, when they tended to rely on wire services like…

#Melting glacier reveals ‘open-air museum’ of World War I relics

Admin5 years ago04 mins

“#Melting glacier reveals ‘open-air museum’ of World War I relics” Thawing ice has revealed a treasure trove of previously hidden World War I artifacts in the Italian Alps. Last month, a team from the Stelvio National Park’s White War Museum excavated a cave shelter, built by Austrian soldiers, atop Mount Scorluzzo and acquired 300 “exciting”…

#Anti-voting graffiti scrawled on WWI Museum in Kansas City

Admin6 years ago03 mins

“#Anti-voting graffiti scrawled on WWI Museum in Kansas City” The entrance to the National World War One Museum and Memorial in Kansas City was marked with anti-voting messages on Election Day before voters arrived at the polls. The museum said that its stonework was defaced early Tuesday, which also serves as a polling location. “We…