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Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 85, number 2, winter 2001-2002

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Title	Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 85, number 2, winter 2001-2002
Article Title	Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 85, number 2, winter 2001-2002
Language	English
Publisher	State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Series	Wisconsin Magazine of History ; v. 85, no. 2
Format-Digital	xml
Publisher-Electronic	Wisconsin Historical Society
Rights	© Copyright 2007 by the Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison, Wisconsin)
Publication Date-Electronic	2007
ISSN	1943-7366
Identifier-Digital	vol85no020000
Description	This issue includes articles on the Edith Head collection, Juliette Kinzie and the Ho-Chunk, and the death of an Irish immigrant in Russia.
Volume	085
Issue	2
Year	2001-2002

Title	2
Page Number	2
Article Title	The strange, sad death of Sergeant Kenney: a personal history of heroism and loss during America's Russian intervention of 1918-19
Author	Walsh, John Evangelist, 1927-
Page type	Article home; Image
Format-Digital	jpeg
Publisher-Electronic	Wisconsin Historical Society
Rights	© Copyright 2007 by the Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison, Wisconsin)
Publication Date-Electronic	2007
ISSN	1943-7366
Identifier-Digital	vol85no020004
Description	The Strange, Sad Death of Sergeant Kenney: A Personal Story of Heroism and Loss during America’s Russian Intervention of 1918–19: This article recounts the fate of the author's uncle, Michael Kenney (1892-1918), who immigrated from Ireland in 1917, enlisted in the U.S. Army, and was sent to Russia in 1918 after the Bolsheviks withdrew from World War I. Kenney's unit was sent to Archangel, Russia, in an effort to suppress the fledgling Soviet Union. The article uses published sources, manuscripts, government archives, and family recollections to piece together the story of Kenney's last months. (12 pages)
Volume	085
Issue	2
Year	2001-2002
Decade	1910-1919;
Personal Name	Kenney, Michael, 1892-1918;
Subject	World War, 1914-1918; Soviet Union; Battles;

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