New York at War
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World War II
FCDA. See Federal Civil Defense Administration.
Federal Civil Defense Administration (FCDA)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Federal Hall
Federalists
Fellowship of Reconciliation
FEPC. See Fair Employment Practices Committee
Fermi, Enrico
Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee
Fight for Freedom Committee
Fire Island
Fires
and American Revolution (photo)
at Black Tom
in Cold War
and Confederate arson plot
in Draft Riot
and “Negro Plot,”
Flatbush, Brooklyn
Flatlands, Brooklyn
Fleming, Ian
Fletcher, Benjamin
Floyd Bennett Field
Food strike of 1917
Fordham, Bronx
Fordham University
Fort Amsterdam(photo)
early uses of
and English threat (photo)
Fort Anne
Fort Defiance
Fort Dix
Fort George(photo)
and American Revolution
Fort Greene
Fort Hamilton
Fort Hancock
Fort James
Fort Jay
Fort Lafayette
Fort Lee
Fort Lincoln
Fort Michie
Fort Orange (Albany)
Fort Putnam
Fort Richmond
Fort Schuyler
Fort Stirling
Fort Sumter
Fort Terry
Fort Tilden
Fort Tompkins
Fort Totten
Fort Wadsworth(photo)
Fort Washington
Fort William
Fort William Henry
Fort Wright
Forts and fortifications, New York City area. See also names of individual forts.
American Revolution
Civil War
Cold War
as defenses against English (photo)(photo)
Dutch era
English colonial era
War of 1812 era
World War I
World War II
France, and French
American Revolution
Dutch era
English colonial era and
post-revolutionary era and War of 1812
World War I
World War II
See also French and Indian War, French Revolution
Franco, Francisco
Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
Franklin, Benjamin
Franz Josef, Emperor (Austria-Hungary)
Fraunces Tavern
Fredericks, Cryn
Freeman’s Journal
French and Indian War
French Revolution
Fresh Water Pond
Fromm, Erich
Fuchs, Klaus
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional Puertorriquena (FALN)
Fulton Fish Market
Fulton I. See Demologos
Fulton, Robert
Gaelic American (newspaper)
Gallatin, Albert
Gandhi, Mohandas
Garden City, Long Island
Gardiner’s Island
Garibaldi, Giuseppe
Garnet, H.H.
Garrott, George
Gaslight Café
Gay New Yorkers
George III(photo)
German American Bund(photo)
German Americans, and German immigrants
Civil War
English colonial era
World War I
World War II
Germany, and Germans
American Revolution
World War I
World War II
Gettysburg, Battle of
Gibbons, James, and Lucy
Gilbert, David
Gillespie, Dizzy
Gimpel, Erich
Ginsberg, Allen
Gitlin, Todd
Glasgow, Scotland
Goebbels, Joseph
Goering, Hermann
Gold, Harry
Gold, Ted
Golden, Harry
Goldman, Emma
Goldman, George
Goldwater, Barry
Goodman, Benny
Goodwin, William J.
Governors Island
colonial era
War of 1812 era (photo)
World War I
World War II
Gowanus Creek
Gowanus Heights
Gramercy Park
Grand Central Terminal
Grant, James
Grant, Madison
Gravesend, Long Island (Brooklyn)
Greeley, Horace
Greenbaum, Isadore
Greene, Nathanael
Greenglass, David
Greenwich Village
and Cold war
and terrorism
Groves, Leslie
Guevara, Che
Guiffrida, Louis
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Hagedorn, Hermann
Haiti
Halifax, Nova Scotia
War of 1812
Hallets Point, Queens
Halper, Albert
Halve Maen (Hudson’s ship)
Hamburg, Germany
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Dr. Alexander
Hamlet, James
Hampton, Fred
Hampton-el, Clement
Hanover Square
Hard hat riot (1970)
Hardegen, Reinhard
Hardy, Charles
Hardy, Sir Thomas Masterman
Harlem(photo)
Vietnam War era
World War I
World War II
Harlem Heights
Battle of
Harlem Hellfighters
Harlem River
Harriman, Averell
Hartford, Treaty of
Havens, Richie
Hawley, Alan
Hayden, Tom
Heinck, Heinrich
Heinrich, Prince, of Prussia
Heister, Philip von
Hell Gate
Hell Gate Bridge
Hell’s Kitchen
Hempstead, Long Island
Henry, Ralph
Herald Square
Hernandez, Edwin
Hessians
Battle of Brooklyn
combat on Manhattan
Hickey, Thomas
Hijackings
Hillman Sidney
Hillquit, Morris
Hinsch, Frederick
Hiroshima
Hiss, Alger
Hitler, Adolf
New York and
Hitler, William Patrick
Hoboken, New Jersey
World War I
Hoffman, Abbie
Hoffman, Dustin
Holland Tunnel
Holtzman, Elizabeth
Hooligan Navy
Hoover, J. Edgar
Horsmanden, Daniel
Hotels
and Civil War era (photo)
and World War I era
and World War II era
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Howe, Admiral Richard Lord
Howe, General William
and Long Island campaign
HUAC. See House Un-American Activities Committee
Hudson River
American Revolution
Civil War era
Dutch era
English colonial era
World War II
Hudson Valley
American Revolution
post-revolutionary era
Hudson, Henry
Hughes, Langston
Hughson, John
Hull, Cord
ell
Hunter College
Huntington, Long Island
Hutchinson, Anne and Susannah
Hyde, Edward, Earl of Clarendon
Hyden, F. M.
Hydrogen bomb
Hylan, John
I-400 (Japanese submarine)
Iceland
IDA (Institute for Defense Analyses)
Il Martello (newspaper)
Il Progresso Italo-Americano (newspaper)
Immigrants, and immigration. See also individual nationalities
Civil War era
and terrorism
World War I era
World War II era
Impressment, naval
Independent (magazine)
Indians. See Canarsie, Iroquois, Lenape, Mahicans, Mohawks, Raritans, Wecquaesgeeks
Inflation
Ingram, Jonas
Institute of Fine Arts
Inwood, Manhattan
Ireland
Irish Americans, and Irish immigrants
Civil War era
and Draft Riot
World War I era
World War II era
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Iroquois
Isbrandtsen, Jakob
Islamic Jihad
Islamism, Islamists
Israel
Italian Americans, and Italian immigrants
World War I era
World War II era
Italy
J. P. Morgan and Company
Jacobs, John
Jaffe, Morris
Jamaica Bay
Jamaica, Queens
James II (England)
James, Harry
Janson, Charles William
Japan, and Japanese
Japanese Americans, and Japanese immigrants
Jay, John
Jazz
Jefferson, Thomas
Jersey City
and Black Tom depot
terrorism and
Jewish Defense League
Jews, and Jewish immigrants
colonial era
World War I era
World War II era
Jihad
Johnson, Lyndon
Johnson, Samuel, Reverend
Jones Beach
Juet, Robert
Julian, Herbert
Justice Department, US
Kahane, Meir
Kaiser. See Wilhelm II
Katz, Hyman
Kaufman, Irving
Kaye, Danny
Kearns, Christopher
Kennedy Airport
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Robert Cobb
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kidd, William
Kieft, Willem
Kieft’s War
King George’s War
King William’s War
King, Ernest
King, Martin Luther Jr.
King’s Bridge
King’s College
Kings County
Kip’s Bay
Kirk, Grayson
Kissinger, Henry
Knox, Henry
Koch, Edward
Kolkin, Lucille Gewirtz
Korean War
Krivitsky, Walter
Kuhn, Fritz
Kunen, James Simon
LaGuardia Airport
La Guardia, Fiorello
and civilian defense (photo)
Laden, Osama bin
Ladenburger, Theodore
Lafayette, Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de
Lake Champlain
Lake Erie
Lake George
Lake Ontario
Lamont, Thomas
Lang, Hermann
Lanza, Joseph “Socks,”
Laurents, Arthur
Lawson, James R.
Lebron, Lolita
Lee, Charles
Lee, Robert E.
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Leisler, Jacob
Lenape
and Henry Hudson’s voyage
Kieft’s War
Peach War
Lerner, Max
Leveret, John
Lévi-Strauss, Claude
Levy, Asser
Lewis, Jacob
Lewis, Morgan
Liberation Army
Liberation (magazine)
Liberty bonds(photo)
Lieber, Francis and Matilda
Life magazine (World War I)
Life magazine (1940s-1960s)
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Tunnel
Lincoln, Abraham
and New York City
Lindsay, John
Lippmann, Walter
Little Italy
Liverpool
Livingston, William
Loans, war
World War I
London
English colonial era
War of 1812 era
World War I
World War II
Long Branch, New Jersey
Long Island City, Queens
Long Island
American Revolution
Cold War
Dutch era
English colonial era
English settlers under Dutch rule
Indians
Spying and
War of 1812
World War II
Long Island Sound
War of 1812
Lorient, France
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Louis XIV (France)
Louis, Joe
Lovelace, Francis
Low, Seth
Lower East Side
Loyalists, during American Revolution
Ludwig, Kurt
Luftwaffe
plans for bombing New York
Luhan, Mabel Dodge
Lush, John
Lusitania (ocean liner)
Lutherans
Lynching
Lyons, Albro, Maritcha, and Mary
M’Caffrey, Paddy
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
Madison, James
Mahicans
Majority Coalition
Malcolm, Samuel
Mallory, Stephen
Manhattan Project
Manning, John
Mantey, Eberhard von
Mao Tse-tung
Maritain, Jacques
Marshall, George
Marti, Jose
Martin, Joseph Plumb
Martinique
Maryland
American Revolution
colonial era
Maspeth, Queens
Massachusetts
American Revolution
Dutch era
Masses, The (magazine)
Maverick, Samuel
May Day
May 2 Movement
McCarthyism
McClellan, George
McCloy, John
McDougall, Alexander
McGuire Air Force Base
McMaster, John
McReynolds, David
McWilliams, Joe
Megapolensis, Johannes and Samuel
Melendez, Mickey
Mennonites
Mercenaries
Merchant seamen
Merrimack (ironclad warship)
Metkab al Khidmat (MAK)
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Metropolitan Opera
Mexican War
Michaelius, Jonas
Middletown, New Jersey
Midwout, Brooklyn
Mill Rock (East River)
Miller, David
Miller Field
Miller, Joaquin
Minuit, Peter
Mirada, Rafael Cancel
Mitchel Field
Mitchel, John Purroy
Mohawk River
Mohawks
Mondrian, Piet
Monitor (ironclad warship)
Monroe, James
Montauk, Long Island
/> Montreal
Moody, Lady Deborah
Moore, Mark
Morales, Willie
Morgan Library
Morgan, J. Pierpont
Morgan, J. Pierpont Jr.
Morgenthau, Henry Jr.
Morgenthau, Henry Sr.
Morishima, Morito
Morris, Gouverneur
Morris, Jan
Morris, Lewis Jr.
Morristown, New Jersey
Mosabbah, Abdel
Moscow
Most, Johann
Mother Earth (periodical)
Mothers’ Anti-High Price League
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Mubarak, Hosni
Murmansk
Murray Hill
Murray, James
Murtagh, John
Musil, Robert K.
Muslim Brotherhood
Muslims
Mussolini, Benito
Muste, A. J.
Nagasaki
Nanuet, New York
Napoleon Bonaparte
Narrows, the
Civil War
colonial era
War of 1812
World War I
World War II
Nassau County, New York
Nasser, Gamal Abdul
Nation (magazine)
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Guard
National Maritime Union
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
National Origins Act (1924)
National Security League
Navesink, New Jersey
Nazis, Nazism
New York and
Negro Plot, alleged (1741)
New Left
New Amersfoort
New Amsterdam
New Canaan, Connecticut
New England
Civil War
Dutch era
New France
New Haven, Connecticut
New Jersey
American Revolution
Cold War era
Dutch era
terrorism and
War of 1812 era
World War I era
World War II era
New London, Connecticut
New Masses (magazine)
New Netherland
Dutch-English conflicts and
Dutch-Indian relations in
New Orange
New Orleans
New Republic (magazine)
New Utrecht
New York Age
New York Bay
American Revolution
colonial era
War of 1812 era
New York City. See also New Amsterdam
as commercial center
ethnic diversity in
as financial center
as industrial center
population of
poverty in
New York Columbian
New York Daily News
New York Evening Post
New York Gazette
New York Herald(photo)
New York Herald Tribune
New York Journal
New York Journal of Commerce
New-York Mercury
New York Post
New York Post Boy
New York Public Library
New York Stock Exchange
New York Times
Civil War
Cold War era
Vietnam War era
World War I era
World War II era
New York Tribune
New York University
New York World