The World War II History Project is a 501(c)(3) organization working to preserve the stories of World War II veterans – whether Allied or Axis – for the education of people of all ages across the world. Over the last eight years, we have recorded interviews with dozens of American, British, French, and German war participants, and have catalogued thousands of primary source documents, including original archive records, photographs, letters, journals, audio recordings, and videos. We are now working with our extensive collection to develop documentary films, books, and learning modules for students and the public.
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A sixth grade history project exonerated the captain of the USS Indianapolis
A sixth grade history project exonerated the captain of the USS Indianapolis
Everyone but the crew of the Indianapolis blamed their captain for the ship's loss – even the skipper himself. But in 1996, that all changed with one grade schooler.Support Us
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