The way we really were : the Golden State in the Second Great War /
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Urbana :
University of Illinois Press,
[2000]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Robert C. Ritchie
- Introduction: World War II in the Golden State / Roger W. Lotchin
- Daily life in wartime California / Arthur Verge
- The way we thought we were: images in World War II films / Linda Harris Mehr
- Music goes to war: California, 1940-45 / Ronald D. Cohen
- New Deal and wartime origins of San Francisco's postwar political culture: the case of growth politics and policy / William Issel
- California in the Second World War: an analysis of defense spending / Paul Rhode
- Public oil, private oil: the Tidelands oil controversy, World War II, and control of the environment / Sarah S. Elkind
- Ethnics at war: Italian Americans in California during World War II / Gary Mormino and George E. Pozzetta
- War comes to Chinatown: social transformation and the Chinese of California / K. Scott Wong
- "Brothers under the skin"?: African Americans, Mexican Americans, and World War II in California / Kevin Allen Leonard
- Partisans in overalls: new perspectives on women and politics in wartime California / Jacqueline R. Braitman.