Michael Neiberg

Professor of History, University of Southern Mississippi

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Professor of History at the University of Southern Mississippi and and Co-Director of its Center for the Study of War and Society

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Only a single American veteran survives from World War I, the conflict that ended 90 years ago today, after eight million soldiers had lost their lives in four years of fighting.

America Commemorates the Sacrifices of Its Men in Uniform

Only a single American veteran survives from World War I, the conflict that ended 90 years ago today, after eight million soldiers had lost their lives in four years of fighting.

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