The World's Fairs and World War I

World War I Podcast by MacArthur Memorial

Sep 20, 202623:26Society & Culture

In 1915, as World War I reshaped global politics and strained international ties, two world’s fairs opened in the United States with the bold promise of celebrating cooperation, innovation, and peace. Yet behind the gran...

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