WWI Primary and Secondary Sources: Print and Online: Primary Sources continued

Life histories recorded by the Federal Writers Project -- limited to references to World War I

Find papers for Pershing and Patton, digital facsilmilies for music, artwork, posters, and much more including the following topics:
The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Female Spies in World War One
League of Nations
Sinking of the Lusitania
Tanks in World War I
World War I Armistice
World War I Declarations
World War I Poetry
The Zimmerman Telegram

Divided into categories that include Themes, Articles, and Collection Items. Articles are written and signed, and authors include internationally known scholars and subject specialists. Images from many collections and representing multiple countries accompany the text. Significant lists for "more articles" run along the side.

Podcasts, video, essays, images, interviews. The BBC site, makes an effort to go beyond common perspectives and provides resources for exploration. The site also provides international coverage--going beyond the United Kingdom. The site includes guides for teaching and learning within particular areas such as shell shock, teenaged soldiers, changing roles and expectations for women.

Collection of podcasts, images, historical data and information. Faces of the First World War posts faces of individual soldiers, each with their own site. The IWM is collecting information on the soldiers from volunteer contributers--that is--crowdsourcing the information. For an example visit Faces of the First World-Clifford Butcher

Part of the IMW's overall First World War site, "Lives" invites contributions to fill in the details about the lives of those who served in the war. "At the heart of Lives of the First World War are the life stories of more than 8 million individuals. . ." As of September 2014 it is more of a potential site as very view details have been added.

Follow the bibliography on Twitter @FWWbib or at the Zotero group bibliography [[https://api.zotero.org/groups/55813/items/top]. This site shows the citations grouped by topic. Click on a topic to view citations. You will need to search the Penn Franklin catalog or use the Penntext article linker to track down the articles. Frequently updated.

"This new website gives information on all administrative and organisational aspects of the British military nursing services in France and Flanders during the Great War. It covers areas that have previously been passed over or ignored, such as pay, contracts, mobilisation and demobilisation, marriage, off-duty time, sickness, discipline and more - the basics of life for military nurses."

Europeana continues to bring together resources from across Europea's museums, libraries, and cultural institutions, as well as contributions from its American counterparts to provide high quality images and texts to the world. At this site you can search letters to retrieve images of letters in languages from across Europe, newspapers, photographs, and other media, as well as names and locations (and more)

Browse through a list of resources in the Penn Libraries using the following keyword expert search:
("first world war" OR "world war I") and (fiction OR novel*). Search, then limit to "classification: P - Literature and languages