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Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

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Page 1: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
Page 2: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918)

Page 3: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

Soup Kitchen, Chicago, IL (1930)

Page 4: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

KKK Rally, Montpelier, VT (1927)

Page 5: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

Antisemitic Boycotts 1930s

Page 6: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
Page 7: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Fireside Chat, 1934

Page 9: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
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Page 12: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
Page 13: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
Page 14: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
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Page 17: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era

Eddie Cantor, NBC Radio

Page 18: Military Cemetery, Augusta, GA (1918) · 2020-01-30 · feature film, along with radio broadcasts, newspapers, and magazines, shaped how Americans understood the world in the era
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Director Frank Capra

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New York, NY (1945)

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General Eisenhower and US military

Ohrdruf Concentration Camp, Germany (1945)

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Edward R. Murrow, CBS Radio

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Director George Stevens in WWII

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