Crimes of War
When we think about the battles waged by Americans both at home and abroad, we tend to remember the big picture questions. Why were Americans fighting? Who else was involved? What were the outcomes?
Less remembered are the civilian victims of the violence wrought by Americans in the course of their wars. In this exhibit, you'll find a range of writing about those victims, and about the extent to which Americans have acknowledged and accounted for the atrocities committed in their name.
Founding Violence
View Connections03Native Soil
View Connections14Victims of Empire
View Connections09The Good War?
View Connections20Where the War Wasn't Cold
View Connections09Vietnam
View Connections19War on Terror
View Connections17Accounting for Crimes
View Connections20How We Remember, What We Forget
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