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Relevance Archives Recent Addition: The Log of the U-35 (pdf file) A Film Review by Andrew Melomet The U.S. Navy in the Great War by Paul Halpern It All Started in Kansas (The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919) by David Brown Voices from Verdun by O'Brian Browne French Strategy and Doctrine: 1914 by Col. Robert Doughty (on exhibit at France at War) The Turkish Army Prepares for War by Edward Erickson (on exhibit at The Near East and the First World War) War and the First Century of Heart Surgery By Alan S. Coulson and Michael E. Hanlon U.S. Aircraft Production: Success or Scandal? by Paul Hare Book Review: The Last Tsar : The Life and Death of Nicholas II by Edward Radzinsky Reviewed by Eric Denham The End of an Era: The Passing of the Hohenzollerns by William J. Gilwee America's Turn From Neutrality to Intervention, 1914-1917 by Michael E. Hanlon Organization and Deployment of Divisional Machine Gun Units by Dr. Wilson Heefner (on exhibit at The Doughboy Center) General of the Army John J. Pershing as Seen From His Hometown by Raquel Hendrickson A Reevaluation of the Versailles Peace by William R. Keylor The Plattsburg Movement and its Legacy by Donald M. Kington Nurse Edith Cavell: Fragile Martyr by Joy LaValley (on exhibit at Legends and Traditions) Dirigibles, Airships, Zeppelins and Blimps by R.D. Layman (on exhibit at Trenches on the Web) Reflections on ANZAC Day by Don McDonald Goeben and the Naval War in the Black Sea by Stephen McLaughlin The Allied Failure at Gallipoli by T.H. Travers (on exhibit at The Near East and the First World War) An meinen gefallen Bruder (To My Brother Killed in Battle) a poem by Wolfgang Moeller (trans. by Patrick Hinchy) The Roumanian Campaign by the Department of Military Art and Engineering, United State Military Academy Fighting the Bosheviks... and Books About the Allied Intervention and Civil War Reviewed and Recommended by Martin Vitz	Subscribing to Relevance Download a sample issue of Relevance. Our Most Recent Issue

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