Christmas 1941 in the United States was an unusual and difficult one. Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, and the United States had entered World War II on December 8. It was a Christmas of much uncertainty. The country did, however, have a special holiday visitor! On December 22, Winston Churchill, the famous British Prime Minister, came to visit President Franklin D. Roosevelt to discuss war strategies. He stayed at the White House for three weeks. On Christmas

The more I learn about Eleanor Roosevelt, the more I admire her. Even though she was born to a wealthy, privileged family, she had to...

Thanksgiving Day during World War II was not the same for most American families. They were separated from loved ones fighting in the...

This past Saturday I finally got to visit a true piece of War World II history right in Georgia! In the city of Warm Springs, sits...

World War II brought many changes to the world both during and after the war, and not all of the changes were bad. Did you know Americans...