| World War l |
Digital Sources
Echoes of the Great War / National World War l Museum / The Great War - Assorted videos from American History TV.
BBC History / World War I - A comprehensive war history especially interesting for its video presentations.
The Great War - A YouTube channel (started 7/14/14) will document how World War I unfolded, week-by-week, over a four-year period, from 1914 to 1918. A new video will be released every Thursday, and it will reflect on what happened during the same week 100 years prior.
The Great War - A link to the PBS series and all its supplemental resources.
A Guide to World War I Materials by Kenneth Drexler - This website contains links to the myriad of primary source materials available at the Library of Congress.
National World War I Museum - The US World War I Museum's website with searchable database. Especially good for photos.
Teacher Oz's World War I Site - A links page to many sources, including primary ones.
War Letters - Gives access to letters written by soldiers during many wars including WWI. You can view the actual letter with a "translation" below.
World War I Document Archive - Contains links to many websites. Especially useful for access treaties and official papers.
World War I in History - The History Channel resources for WWI.
Imperial War Museum - A Link to the items in the collections of Britain's war museum.
World War I / Trenches on the Web - An enormous site containing links to primary and secondary sources.
WW I - The Definitive Collection by British Pathe' - Short films from a famous English movie company.
Echoes of the Great War / National World War l Museum / The Great War - Assorted videos from American History TV.
BBC History / World War I - A comprehensive war history especially interesting for its video presentations.
The Great War - A YouTube channel (started 7/14/14) will document how World War I unfolded, week-by-week, over a four-year period, from 1914 to 1918. A new video will be released every Thursday, and it will reflect on what happened during the same week 100 years prior.
The Great War - A link to the PBS series and all its supplemental resources.
A Guide to World War I Materials by Kenneth Drexler - This website contains links to the myriad of primary source materials available at the Library of Congress.
National World War I Museum - The US World War I Museum's website with searchable database. Especially good for photos.
Teacher Oz's World War I Site - A links page to many sources, including primary ones.
War Letters - Gives access to letters written by soldiers during many wars including WWI. You can view the actual letter with a "translation" below.
World War I Document Archive - Contains links to many websites. Especially useful for access treaties and official papers.
World War I in History - The History Channel resources for WWI.
Imperial War Museum - A Link to the items in the collections of Britain's war museum.
World War I / Trenches on the Web - An enormous site containing links to primary and secondary sources.
WW I - The Definitive Collection by British Pathe' - Short films from a famous English movie company.
