In response to a special request from the Doughboy Foundation, Dr. Finkelstein wrote an article for their newsletter and website in support of the campaign to award the Hello Girls of World War I the Congressional Gold Medal. … Continue readingAmerica’s Forgotten Veterans: The Hello Girls of World War I Are Still Being Left Behind
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, better known as the VA, included a piece by Dr. Finkelstein in the online exhibit, “History of VA in 100 Objects.” … Continue reading“Object 68: Miller Cottage”
Visit my Bunk History author page to read my web articles that have been featured on Bunk History. … Continue readingBunk History Author Page
Op-Ed Published by History News Network (HNN) On June 12, 2022, History News Network (HNN) published an op-ed written by Allison S.
Continue reading“Our Best Memorial to the Dead Would be Our Service to the Living”
In this article written for The Doughboy Foundation newsletter and website, Dr. Finkelstein shared how she found the inspiration for
Written for the National Archives on behalf of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services History Office and Library, this blog
Written for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services History Office and Library, this web article explores the roles of the
Continue readingImmigration Service Matrons: Female Pioneers in the Federal Workplace
Written for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services History Office and Library as part of their commemoration of the World
Continue readingThe Immigrant Army: Immigrant Service Members in World War I
Article written for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services History Office and Library as part of their commemoration of the
