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“A Defense Weapon Known to Be of Value”
Servicewomen of the Korean War Era |
Witt, Linda, Bellafaire, Judith, Granrud, Britta, and Binker, Mary Jo |
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All-Out for Victory!
Magazine Advertising and the World War II Home Front |
Jones, John Bush |
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America Goes to War
The Civil War and Its Meaning in American Culture |
Catton, Bruce |
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Bad Times, Good Friends
A Memoir—Berlin 1945 |
Vogel, Ilse-Margret |
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Connecticut in the American Civil War
Slavery, Sacrifice, and Survival |
Warshauer, Matthew |
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Harvard’s Civil War
The History of the Twentieth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry |
Miller, Richard F. |
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Jews in France during World War II
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Poznanski, Renée. Nathan Bracher, trans. |
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Local Government in Occupied Europe (1939-1945)
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De Wever, Bruno, Van Goethem, Herman; Wouters, Nico, eds. |
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My Brave Boys
To War with Colonel Cross and the Fighting Fifth |
Pride, Mike, and Mark Travis. Walter Holden, fwd. |
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Nurses at the Front
Writing the Wounds of the Great War |
Higonnet, Margaret R., ed. |
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Remapping the Home Front
Locating Citizenship in British Women's Great War Fiction |
Cohen, Debra Rae |
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Rosie's Mom
Forgotten Women Workers of the First World War |
Brown, Carrie |
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Stand Firm and Fire Low
The Civil War Writings of Colonel Edward E. Cross |
Holden, Walter; William E. Ross and Elizabeth Slomba. Foreword by Mike Pride and Mark Travis. |
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Stark Decency
German Prisoners of War in a New England Village |
Koop, Allen V. Hartmut Lang, fwd. |
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A War of the People
Vermont Civil War Letters |
Marshall, Jeffrey D., ed. Edwin C. Bearss, fwd |
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The World War II Combat Film
Anatomy of a Genre |
Basinger, Jeanine |
