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The elixir of war: Greensboro, N.C. as an "army town," 1942-1946
Stoesen, Alexander R.
This paper by Guilford College history professor Dr. Alexander Stoesen presents his twenty years of research on Greensboro during World War II, focusing on history of the[...]
1979 | Text | Textiles, Teachers, and Troops | Alexander Stoesen Papers |
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Greensboro during World War II [Oral history interview with Eula Whitley and Rosa Vines, 1983]
Whitley, Eula ; Vines, Rosa ; Breeden, Meg
This oral history interview describes life on the home front in Greensboro during World War II. Eula Whitley and Rosa Vines provide an African American perspective with a[...]
1983-02-24 | Text | Textiles, Teachers, and Troops | Alexander Stoesen Papers |
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Greensboro during World War II [Oral history interview with Katharine Ravenel]
Ravenel, Katharine ; Breeden, Meg
This oral history interview describes life on the home front in Greensboro during World War II. Katherine Ravenel recounts her hospitality towards soldiers by providing t[...]
1983-02-25 | Text | Textiles, Teachers, and Troops | Alexander Stoesen Papers |
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Greensboro, N.C., 1942-46: Blacks and whites embrace the newcomers, but not each other
Breeden, Meg
This unpublished paper by Guilford College student Meg Breeden examines race relations in Greensboro during the war years, stressing the effects of segregation on local c[...]
1983-04-27 | Text | Textiles, Teachers, and Troops | Alexander Stoesen Papers |
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