Mount Mercy to kick off WWI 100th anniversary events panel
Mount Mercy University starts a semester-long commemoration of World War I with a panel discussion from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Betty Cherry Heritage Hall. More details via the university's news calendar or by calling (319) 363-1323.
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After World War I A New World Emerges In Chaos
Joe Sheller reflects on the 1918 influenza pandemic and the protracted postwar era. He notes Europe’s ruins, Russia’s shift to the USSR, the Red Scare in the United States, economic turmoil in Germany, and cultural upheaval as jazz and flappers reshape society.
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France
Russia
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Germany
United States
America
Japan
Italy
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Iowa World War I Contributions and Controversies Lead War Memory
Allison McNeese recounts Iowa's WWI role with 114000 Iowans serving of 500000 registered, plus 116000 Americans dead nationwide. Notable figures include Merle Hay and Marion Crandell, Camp Dodge and Fort Des Moines training, Babel Proclamation, and state tensions over German language. highlights Iowa’s mixed legacy in wartime service and civil rights.
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Glidden
1St Infantry Division
Pvt. Hay
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Marion Crandell
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St. Katherine’s School
Davenport
United States Christian Commission
Sainte- Menehould
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
William L. Harding
Echoes of WWI Propaganda in Modern Campaign Ads
David Klope argues that WWI CPI posters using fear and emotion shaped political advertising. Modern campaigns imitate black and white imagery to trigger impulse over reason, with viewers able to resist by examining candidate platforms and using online information.
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Joni Ernst
Woodrow Wilson
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