To Hasten the Homecoming is an important cultural history of the American home front during World War II, which examines how popular culture reinforced patriotic sentiments and united an innocent country to defeat a common enemy.
To Hasten the Homecoming is an important cultural history of the American home front during World War II, which examines how popular culture reinforced patriotic sentiments and united an innocent country to defeat a common enemy.
Jordan Braverman is a widely published author and columnist, whose articles and columns have appeared in the Congressional Record and such newspapers as The Baltimore Sun, The Journal Newspapers, Capital Jester, and the Washington Star. A graduate of Harvard University, he also holds graduate degrees from Yale and Georgetown.
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The Home Front: An OverviewOWI: What Shall We Tell? How Shall We Tell It?Radio: The Programs We HeardMusic: The Songs We SangMovies: The Films We SawTheater: What the Playwrights SaidPublications: The Books We ReadCartoons: How They Fought the WarAdvertising: How We Sold the War at HomeWorld War II: A Turning Point
The Home Front: An OverviewOWI: What Shall We Tell? How Shall We Tell It?Radio: The Programs We HeardMusic: The Songs We SangMovies: The Films We SawTheater: What the Playwrights SaidPublications: The Books We ReadCartoons: How They Fought the WarAdvertising: How We Sold the War at HomeWorld War II: A Turning Point
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