1914: THEN CAME ARMAGEDDON
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Great Britain in WWI
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This digital exhibit was made possible through a partnership of the George L. Mosse Program in History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, UW Libraries, UWDC, and Special Collections. The exhibit is an expansion of a physical exhibit curated by Eric O’Connor and Skye Doney in 2014.
Special thanks to Charles Cahill, Matthew Greene, Julianne Haahr, Jesse Henderson, Dave Luke, David Pavelich, Eric O’Connor, Robin Rider, Carly Sentieri, John Tortorice.
The curators of the digital exhibit include George L. Mosse Digital Interns in Digital and European History: Aideen Gabbai, Claire Hitter, Rachel Lynch, Maddy McDonald, Maddy McGlone, and Nicholas O’Connell.
Rachel Lynch launched the exhibit. Aideen Gabbai and Maddy McDonald expanded and finalized it.