World War (1939-1945) -- Public opinion

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This collection consists of one carbon copy letter from Bob [unknown last name] USMM to his family, during World War II.

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This collection consists of three newspapers and one brochure from the Second World War collected by Andrew Carroll.

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This collection contains correspondence from Col. Daniel Dietrich, USA, to his wife during the Second World War and the Vietnam War.

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This collection consists of letters recieved by Hugh Galt from English school children during World War Two as part of a Pen Pal or "Hands Across the Sea" correspondence program during childhood.

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This collection consists of two poster notices of Japanese American evacuation and internment during World War Two, 1942.

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This collection contains eleven correspondence from three different soldiers writing to Lenore Schwartz during the Second World War Two.

Scope and Contents This series contains the correspondence of Miss Vivian D. Hirsch to T Sgt. Harry A. Berger. The folders contain an assortment of material including 99 letters with envelopes. Subjects of conversation include, general family news, the homefront, public opinion on the war and daily events in Miss Hirsch's life. Of interest is a copy of a poem written by Vivian Hirsch called "The Army," which can be found in folder number 7.Folder 5 July 1940 - May 1943 Folder 6 May...

Scope and Contents This series contains three newspaper clippings and one military unit newsletter. The clippings highlight Capt. Gretchen Yoffa and her sister, as well as the other women of the American Red Cross and the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), during the Second World War. The unit newsletter, "On the Beam" 20 June, 1945, highlights some daily recreational services on deck of the a ship, as well as short news stories. The news stories include President Truman's travel arrangements, and a story...

Scope and Contents This series contains correspondence and documents of the Fee family. The majority of these correspondence deal with William Fee's Army service and promotion as well as the wounds he sustained in March of 1945. This series also includes letters from Dwight Fee, written to William Fee's commanding officers and higher ranking military brass associated with the army infantry.NOTE: See also 2014-049-w-r Dwight Fee First World War correspondence, Series 3, for more...

Scope and Contents This series covers the years of 1930 to 1954 of the Lindbergh family. The primary subjects of these photographs are World War II and the America First Committee, which was a group Charles A. Lindbergh was involved in that sought to keep the United States out of World War II. Photographs include Charles A. Lindbergh speaking at the America First rally and at a peace rally in Soldier Field (1941, Chicago, IL); candid photographs of Charles A. Lindbergh and wife, Anne; Charles A. Lindbergh...