In 1917, during WWI, a German newspaper in Cincinnati was raided by the US government

During World War I, federal agents raided the offices of the German-language newspaper, the Cincinnati Volkblatt, looking for ...

Messages in bottle from WWI soldiers discovered 109 years later

Families "absolutely stunned" by discovery of messages written by soldiers en route to France, one who later died in battle.
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Newark's Fred Coleman met tragedy after serving in World War I | Licking County history

Newark Advocate history columnist Doug Stout, of the Licking County Library, tells the story of World War I veteran and Newark native Fred Coleman.
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WWI soldiers’ messages in bottle found on Australian beach after 100 years

Messages in a bottle written by two Australian soldiers a few days into their voyage to the battlefields of France during ...

WWI soldiers’ letters found in a bottle on Australian beach: What’s written inside

A family's beach clean-up in Western Australia unearthed a century-old message in a bottle. Two Australian WWI soldiers, ...
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Europe worries it’s already at war — and America hasn’t noticed

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s warning last month might lack the fateful portents of Sir Edward Grey’s lament on the eve of World War I that “the lamps are going out all over Europe.” But they ...

101st Airborne infantry unit leaves Europe as US focuses on border, drug war

Despite the move, U.S. Army Europe and Africa said “this is not an American withdrawal from Europe” or a reduced commitment ...