Companion to a PBS series where modern-day men and women took on the task of fighting as knights, Vikings, Roman soldiers and gladiators. Provides historical and educational features for to each type of warrior,

Exhibit of arms and armor collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY) includes information about armor from Europe, Japan, North America, and the Middle East.

Resources and documents about the Spanish-American War, the time before the war. Includes nnformation about Cuba, Guam, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the United States in chronologies, bibliographies and pictures.

Stories of teens from Somalia, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Iraq and their experiences of war.

Features transcriptions of interviews with veterans (both men and women) of World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Cold War.

By The Nobel Foundation. Gives an overview of conflicts in the world by date. Including the Nobel Peace Price winners by region.

Resources about the Amenian Genocide include affirmation resolutions and declarations, official documents, database of memorials, bibliographies, instructional materials, photos and maps.

Includes a searchable history of the Armenian Genocide, a chronology of events from 1914 through 1939, articles, quotations, an interactive map, and photographs.

Traces the history of war reporting from the American Civil War to Bosnia/Kosovo. Includes video interviews, exhibit information, a multimedia exhibit on media and technology.

Started in 1915 by the Turkish. Includes excerpts of an ABC news program, timeline, images of victims, and testimonies of survivors.

Personal correspondence from the Revolutionary War to the Gulf War with accounts of famous battles, declarations of love and longing, "Dear John" letters. Based on the book by Andrew Carroll.