Embattled Neutrality: The Western Hemisphere, Europe, and Woodrow Wilson

World War I Podcast

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In October 2016, the World War One Historical Association hosted a World War I Centennial Symposium at the MacArthur Memorial. Historian Paul Walsh examined American neutrality and the political difficulties faced by President Woodrow Wilson from 1914-1917. Keeping America out of war during that period grew increasingly difficult, and Walsh explains how public opinion gradually began to swing in favor of backing the Entente Powers. )
To learn more about the World War One Historical Association, visit https://ww1ha.org/.

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