History

The digital collections of the Library of Congress contain a wide variety of material associated with Abraham Lincoln, including the complete Abraham Lincoln Papers from the Manuscript Division.

Extensive listing of links to Iowa's Civil War experience.

Part of the large University of Kansas history website, this is an extensive collection of resources devoted to all aspects of the Cold War.

This page contains a chronologically organized list of links to documents on American foreign policy during Cold War.

Using art, discussion groups, photos, and other types of literature, this site seeks to educate future generations about the Holocaust.

Sponsored by the National Archives, this is the basic site for accessing United States documents relating to the Holocaust.

An overview of the people and events of the Holocaust through photographs, documents, art, music, and literature.

Comprehensive source of information about the Museum and its programs. Also contains special online exhibits, as well as links to other organizations and web sites concerned with the Holocaust.

An online version of several dozen interviews with Holocaust victims conducted by Dr. David Boder. This 16 volume set was originally published in microcard in 1957. Original recordings are in the possession of the Library of Congress.

Compendium of information about the Korean War, the Americans who fought in it, and Korea today. Includes contact information for veterans and veterans' groups, as well as for Korean-American organizations.

Sponsored by Texas Tech University, this site maintains an Oral History Project and the Vietnam Archive both with extensive holdings relating to the war.

A digital, interactive legacy memorializing the 58,220 men and women who gave their lives in Vietnam. It is sponsored by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund.

Collection of documents related to the Vietnam War and its predecessor conflicts. Links to sites covering: the wars; antiwar protests and war memorials in the US; and Vietnamese history, culture, and travel. Includes many links to relevant archives.

The National Library of Canada, to improve awareness of and access to material relating to Canada's military heritage, has prepared this bibliographical pathfinder for the general reader.

This site offers access to material covering all aspects of twentieth century conflict and also includes detailed catalogue information fort over 160,000 items from the Imperial War Museum's collecting departments. Searchers can view images of over 3,000

Provides extensive coverage of war and society from the ancient world up to the present. Also contains a timeline as well numerous full text documents.

Contains lists of the Center's publications, many of which are also available in full text online. Also includes the Center's library catalog, reference information about U.S. Army history, numerous images, and lists of related sites. Includes search engi

Provides an impressive and extensive electronic overview of world War I and access to numerous articles, photos, maps, etc. relating to the war. An excellent place for quick information on various aspects of this complicated event.

Published for the American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I the newspaper's mission was to provide these scattered troops with a sense of unity and an understanding of their part in the overall war effort.

Extensive collection of WWII sites with chronological information about the war. A good place for general and in some instances quite specific data about the war.

Archive of primary documents from World War I assembled by volunteers of the World War I Military History List (WWI-L) and is international in focus.

Compendium of essays, exhibits, biographies, maps, and other materials about World War I. Includes a search engine and a discussion list.

General and broadly conceived collection of photographs and other materials relating to the war. Good collection of book reviews on important WWII books