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Iowa and the World War II Home Front Waterloo, a city located in northeastern Iowa with a population just under 52,000 in 1940, grew significantly during the war It became home to 17 war production facilities employing 10,000 men and 4,000 women
World War II Concerns Come to Rural Iowa in the 1940s In this segment of Iowa PBS’s "Picture Perfect: Iowa in the 1940s" documentary, Iowans from a small rural town recount their growing concerns leading up to World War II Narrator: Prior to 1940 small towns like Ridgeway were, in many ways, insulated from the rest of the world
(H)our History Lesson: War Manufacturing in Waterloo, Iowa, World War . . . This lesson is part of a series about the World War II home front in an American World War II Heritage City The lesson contains readings and photos to contribute to learners’ understandings about wartime production in Waterloo, Iowa
CFP: Iowa Agriculture from “The Golden Age” to World War II, 1900 to . . . The years between 1900 and 1940 witnessed important changes in agriculture and rural life in Iowa Farm families adopted and adapted to new technologies for farm and home, war and depression, and increased government involvement in their lives
World War II: Iowans on the Home Front | Iowa PBS While the actual battles of World War II took place thousands of miles away, the war was felt at home in Iowa Few families were untouched by the war Iowans worked in war industries, displayed flags, collected recycled materials and kept watch for spies in their midst
Working with the Enemy: Axis Prisoners of War in Iowa during World War II Thus, the story of employing enemy prisoners in Iowa during World War II is a story of coming to grips with reality: POW labor enabled Iowa farmers to meet wartime goals, see the true face of the enemy, and learn that even amid the terror and destruction of war, humanity prevails
World War II Iowa Press Clippings | Iowa Digital Library However, through a cooperative preservation effort by the SHSI and the Iowa City Genealogical Society several of the topics are now available on microfilm through ILL or purchase This digital collection makes a portion of the clippings available in an easily searchable online format
Waterloo, Iowa - U. S. National Park Service The city of Waterloo, Iowa was no different Men and women quickly began enlisting in the military, including Waterloo’s five Sullivan brothers, who all ultimately would perish together in 1942 while serving on the USS Juneau during the Battle of Guadalcanal
Life on an Iowa farm during WWII - The Daily Iowan The book is not autobiographical, it is more of a tableau of Midwestern life before and during World War II The author not only writes about what the family goes through but also delves into a world of descriptive language
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