The Harvard Gazette

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“The Sacrifice” sculpture

Great War left an enduring legacy across Harvard

In recognition of 100th anniversary, Memorial Church plans performances

Campus|

DateNovember 6, 2018January 23, 2019

World War I was a theater of action, or getting ready for action. Alan Seeger ’10, a private in the Foreign Legion of the French Army, was killed in action on July 4, 1916 (photo 1). Members of the Harvard ROTC, circa 1918, dig practice trenches at Fresh Pond (photo 2). In this circa-1919 image, the Radcliffe Unit’s Anna Holman ’14 (right, photo 3) crank-starts the Red Cross vehicle she drove in France.

‘The choicest of their kind’

How Harvard responded to the Great War

Arts|

DateJuly 25, 2014July 9, 2019