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HyperHistory presents 3000 years of world history with a combination of colorful graphics, lifelines, timelines, and maps. All items have more clickable links making this very user friendly! To order a print copy of the History Timline go to World History Chart.
The Great War from the British perspective.
This University of San Diego site has links to almost any subject on WW II.
from the University of Northern Texas - more links!
History and battles from the British point of view.
with information on the Navajo Code Talkers and Dogs in war.
One of many good Pearl Harbor sites. Created to honor the survivors of the Pearl Harbor attack, it includes links to official documents, a timeline of the attack and biographies of some of those involved. Another good site is National Geographic - Remembering Pearl Harbor.
From a California state history curriculum site has links to official documents and court records. There are other good sites in this subject: Japanese-American Internment at Manzanar:Ansel Adams photographs from the Library of Congress; PBS Documentary: Children of the Camps.; PBS Conscience and the Constitution - Japanese-American Internment.
Has multiple links on the Holocaust. Another source of many links is Frontline's Shtetl: Exploring the Holocaust on the WWW.
Shows one way women helped the war effort and changed women's history. Another women's view is found in the Library of Congress' pages on photojournalists: Women Come to the Front: Women Photojournalists in WWII.
Giant collection of posters, such as "Loose Lips Sink Ships," used in the U.S during WWII. From Northwestern University. Other good sites are Powers of Persuasion: Poster Art from WWII from the National Archives and Records Administration and WWII Posters from the WPA.
Brigham Young University provides links to documents from the German government from before the Nazi's took power through the end of WW II.
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