World
War I and II Links
World War I
Ms Sandford's Assignment on WWII:The Home Front:
President Roosevelt's executive Order 9066
"Der Fuehrer's Face" audio and text
"Plant a Victory Garden" poster
The World at War: History of WW 1939-1945: A vast resource of information on the second World War containing pre-war history and details of the war presented in a chronological order, year by year.
The Interactive Guide to World War II: A comprehensive resource covering the events of World War II. You can research a topic according to its geographical location and date, or search through the database. Includes movie, sound and picture files.
Powers of Persuasion--Poster Art From World War II
World War II Timeline 1917-1945
Grolier's Online WWII History
: Excellent information on World War IIMining Co. Links to World War II Sites
World War II
: Take a trip in a time machine back to 1942, the beginning of World War II and see the major events of the war.To War or Not To War: A look at the decisions world leaders were faced with during the war.
The Rise of Adolf Hitler: From Unknown to Dictator of Germany: The history behind this controversial character of the second World War.
Holocaust Links: HHS Library page of links to Holocaust sites on the web
The A-Bomb WWW Museum
: Dedicated to remembering the Atomic Bomb and the destruction it caused, this museum tells the story of the bomb along with personal accounts and photographs of this horrific event.Cyber Exhibit of Enola Gay and the Dropping of the Atomic Bomb
Franklin D. Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor Speech: A copy of the speech that Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered to Congress on December 8, 1941 regarding the Pearl Harbor attack.
Hiroshima Archive: An educational resource designed to aid those who are studying the bombing of Hiroshima.
Hiroshima: Was It Necessary?
: A historical look at the use of the atomic bomb during World War II.A Personal Record of Hiroshima A-bomb Survival: A survivor of the Hiroshima bombing shares his personal experience.
Anne Frank Online
: The story of this German-Jewish teenager who became famous for the diary she wrote while in hiding during the second World War.The Drop Zone Virtual Museum: This online WWII museum presents the personal accounts of soldiers and their experiences in the war as well as related photographs.
Fact Sheet D-Day, 6 June 1944 - Normandy, France
: A recount of the facts surrounding D-Day.German Surrender Documents-W.W.II: Instrument of Surrender translated to English. Dated May 1945.
Oral History Archives of WW-II
: A collection of in-depth interviews which "record the personal experiences of the men and women who served on the homefront and overseas".- Back to HHS Library Home Page
What Did You Do In The War, Grandma?
: Interviews conducted by ninth grade students with women who lived through the second World War .Women at War: Redstone's WW II Female "Production Soldiers"
: An article on the contribution of women as "production soldiers" during WW II.Women Come to the Front: A look at women who were journalists, photographers or broadcasters during the war.
The Women's Army Corps: An essay outlining the critical role of the Women's Army Corps during the war.
Japanese American Internment Camps During World War II: HHS Library page with links to many sites concerning the Japanese American Internment Camps