# war

This moving documentary volume brings together fourteen interviews of Holocaust survivors who later settled in Wisconsin.

How Oshkosh Landed the World's Largest Fly-In. A Paper Carrier Remembers D-Day. Book Excerpt: "Meet Me on the Midway." More!

An unforgettable collection of 174 letters and diary entries written by ninety-two Wisconsin men and women who served in Vietnam.

Published by Wisconsin Historical Society Press

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A Whale of a Boat. Jefferson's Lineage in Wisconsin. Book Excerpt: "Madison in the Sixties." More!

Winning Women's Suffrage. Lead Mining & Slavery. Book Excerpt: "Proxmire: Bulldog of the Senate." More!

The true story of a family pet who served in WWII and went on to become a friend to wounded veterans.

Civil War historian Cal Schoonover sheds new light on the exploits of Wisconsin soldiers in this turning point to secure the Union.

The Thirty-Second “Red Arrow” Infantry Division played a crucial role for the Allied Forces in the Pacific. Learn how this National Guard unit with origins in the Midwest became one of the most effective—and most battle-tested—US combat units in WWII.

A powerful memoir that illuminates life on the home front and the impact of World War II on an American family.

In this Issue: Bugle American; A Gap Year in Wartime; Political Collecting; Book Excerpt, "Extra! Extra! Eat All About It!"