The Long Way Home: An American Journey from Ellis Island to the Great War – The Inspiring Military History of Immigrant Soldiers and Medal of Honor Heroes of WWI (P.S.)
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The Long Way Home: An American Journey from Ellis Island to the Great War – The Inspiring Military History of Immigrant Soldiers and Medal of Honor Heroes of WWI (P.S.)

by David Laskin

Immigration Military History World War I
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Chronicles immigrant soldiers from Ellis Island who fought in World War I, focusing on their path to earning the Medal of Honor and their place in American military history.

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The Long Way Home traces the experiences of immigrant soldiers who arrived through Ellis Island and later served in World War I.

The book highlights the stories of those who demonstrated extraordinary valor and received the Medal of Honor.

It places their personal journeys within the broader context of early twentieth-century American immigration and military history.

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