A Very Jewish Civil War

The National Archives Project will allow Jewish soldiers of the civil war to be identified and will be available online in 2017, including photographs and written documents. Currently, records have only been available from “The American Jew as Patriot, Soldier and Citizen”, by Simon Wolfs in 1985, which comprised of a total of 10,000 names;

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Confederate controversy: DC tourism group objects to Frederick museum logo

The National Museum of Civil War Medicine has spurred controversy by using a Confederate flag in their logo. Destination DC, a local visitor’s guide, asked them to submit an alternative logo. The museum has refused to do so and counters that the work of Confederate medical personnel is an important part of history. Confederate controversy:

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Long Live the Flags of Dixie!

In Antonius Aquinas’ article on the current attempt to ban the Dixie flag, he speaks about the House of Representatives ongoing attempt to pass a bill that would strike down the Confederate flag. He speaks about the Confederate flag only being remembered by it negative connotation but he speaks of its importance due to the

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