WORLD WAR TWO STUDIES ASSOCIATION (formerly American Committee on the History ofthe Second World War)
Donald S. Detwiler, Chairman Mark P. Parillo. Secretory and Department of History Univc:~ity News/cfter Editor Southern Illinois Departmen, of HislOry 201 Carbondale 208 Eisenhower Hall Carbond.lle. Illinois 62901-1519 Kansas State University [email protected] Manhalbn. Kansas 66506-1002 785-532-0374 FAX 785-532-7004 [email protected] Charles F. Delzell Vanderbilt University James Ehrman. AlloriatC NEWSLETTER Editor and Webma.f/cr T~rtrU upiring 100J ISSN 0885-5668 Dcparttnent of History 208 Eisenhower Halt Dean C. Albrd Kansas Slate University Na\~1 Historical Center Manh3nan. Kansas 66506-1002
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Agnes Peltrson A~ri~n Historical Association Hoover Insriturion 400 A SITee~ S.E. WashingtOll. D.C. 20003 Ronald H. SpeclOr http://www.theaha.org Geoll:C Washington University Comile ImCm3lional d'Histoire Earl Ziemke Contents de 13 Dew;,ieme Guerre Mondiale University of Georgia Il\stirw d·His(oire du Temps Prisent (CenlJ'e national de la recherche .scien'ifique (CNRSJ) Terms upiriug 2006 Ecole Nonnale Supc;riew-e de Cachan World War Two Studies Association 61. avenue du Presiden( Wilson C3rlBoyd 94235 Cachan C~dex. Fr.mce Old Dominion University General Information 2 Institutc for Mili/ory History and Alexander Cochml1 ]tr Century Studies, at Carlisle Barracks. Pa. The Newsletter Kansas State Univen;ry which supports 2 lile WWTSA's websile on liIe Inemel Roy K. Flint Annual Membership Dues 2 411 the following address (URL): Valle Crucis. N.C. www.k~scate.edu/hlstory/insCitucelw~ Jolul Lewis Gaddis News and Notes Yale University Robiu Higham 2006 Elections 3 Kansas Slate University WWTSA Annual Dues 3 Richard H. KotUl University ofNonh Carolina WWTSA Annual Business Meeting 3 a' Chapel Hill WWTSA Web Site 3 Allan R. Millcn Ohio Stale University Roben Wolfc Recent Accessions of the National Archives Alcx:.ndria. Virgin~ and Records Administration Washington D.C. 4
Term~ apirillg 1007 Recently Published and Reprinted Articles D'Alln Campbell U.S. Coast Guard Foundation in English on World War II 12 Roben Dallek University of California. Los Selected TItles from an Electronic Compilation An~cles . by Jonathon Berhow Stanley L. F01.lk Aiex·andria. Vi~inia David Glall12 Recently Published Books in English Carlisle. PelUlSylvania on World War II 24 Eamest R. Moty Hotrvotrd Univcr.:;ity Selected TItles from an Electronic Compilation Dennis Sho\\-aller Colo[';]do College by Amanda Willey . .
Gerhard L. Weinberg University of North Camlin.. a' Chapel Hill General Information
Established in 1967 "to promote historical research in the period of World War II in all its aspects," the World War Two Studies Association, whose original name was the American Committee on the History of the Second World War, is a private organization supported by the dues and donations of its members. It is affiliated with the American Historical Association, with the International Committee for the History of the Second World War, and with corresponding national committees in other countries, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, the United Kingdom, and the Vatican.
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News & Notes
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Recent Accessions of the National Archives and Records Administration Washington, D.C. From July 2004 to July 2005
General Records of the Department of Released Under the Nazi War Crimes the Treasury (Record Group 56), and Japanese Imperial Government 592 cubic/eet Disclosure Acts Relating to Nazi War National Advisory Council Subject Crimes, 1940-2002; Select Documents Files, 1945-61 ; [East-West Economic Released Under the Nazi War Crimes Policy] Briefing Books, 1948-80; and Japanese Imperial Government National Advisory Council on Disclosure Acts Relating to Japanese International Monetary and Financial War Crimes, 1941-2001; and others. Policies Reference Files Relating to Materials open. Contact the Archives II Loans and Credits Issued by the Civilian Records Staff, 301-837-3480. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1947-66; National General Records of the Department of Advisory Council Documents (Actions, Justice (Record Group 60), 1,941 cubic Minutes, Staff Documentation, and feet Meetings), 1945-82; Breton Woods Class 146-41 disclosure of official Legal (post-1946), 1943-59; National secrets, papers from the file on Julius Advisory Council Miscellaneous; and Ethel Rosenberg; Class 51 offenses National Advisory Council Working against public justice, bribery, and Files for NAC Documents; Subject Files perjury, file of Alger Hiss; Class 146-43 of the Assistant Secretary to the National denaturalization, investigations of Advisory Council, 1946-66; Central Gennan Americans during World War Files of the National Advisory Council II. Materials unprocessed. Class 146-13 Secretariat, 1946-70; Subject Files, Alien Enemy, World War II detainees, 1934-81; Memorandums of the Japanese, Italian, and Gennan; Class 106 . International Development Bank for Investigations of Alien Enemy Control, Reconstruction and Development, 1947 Escaped Prisoners of War/Internees; 66; and others. Contact the Archives II Class 146-7 World War II Classification Civilian Records Staff, 301-837-3480. (General Suspects); Class A 146-7 World War II Classification (General Records of the U.S. Geological Survey Suspects); Class 151 Enclosures; Class (Record Group 57), 354 cubic feet 151 Litigation Case Files; Select Subject Technical Papers Infonnation File, Files Relating to Investigations of 1890-1990; USGS publications, 1880 Alleged Treasonable Utterances by Aldo 2004; and others. Materials unprocessed. Icardi Released Under the Nazi War Contact the Archives II Civilian Records Crimes and Japanese Imperial Staff, 301-837-3480. Government Disclosure Acts, 1942-46; Select Subject Files Relating to General Records of the Department of Investigations of Alleged Treasonable State (Record Group 59), 302 cubic Utterances by Mark Lewis Streeter feet Released Under the Nazi War Crimes Records of the Office of EUR, 1945-80; and Japanese Imperial Government IFI Files, 1945-53; Select Documents Disclosure Acts, 1945-51; Select Fall 2005 - 5
Subject Files Relating to the Treasonable Records of U.S. Occupation Utterances ofIva Toguri d'Aquino Headquarters, World War II (Record (a.k.a. Tokyo Rose) Released Under the Group 260), 260 cubic feet Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Inspector General Section, Complaint Government Disclosure Acts, 1942---{)7; Files, 1948-51; Engineer Section, and others. Some materials open, some General Correspondence, 1950-51; materials unprocessed, and some Public Relations Division, Press and security classified. Contact the Archives Publications Analysis, 1951-54; Public II Civilian Records Staff, 301-837-3480. Relations Division, Press Releases, 1948-53; Public Relations Division, Records of Federal Bureau of General Correspondence, 1953-55; Investigation (Record Group 65), 43 Judge Advocate Section, Summary cubicfeet Courts Martial Files, 1950; Judge 65 Classification, 6th Interim Transfer Advocate Section, Special Courts FBlliQ case Files re: espionage, 1940 Martial Case Files, 1945-52; Inspector 44; and others. Materials security General Section, Subject Files, 1948-55; classified. Contact the Archives II 7689th Headquarters Co., Publication Civilian Records Staff, 301-837-3480. Record Set, 1951-55; Inspector General Section, Police Reports, 1948; Records of the U.S. Marine Corps Quartermaster Section, General (Record Group 127), 53 cubicfeet Correspondence, 1948-52; Special Operations Plans, Orders, Reports, and Service Section, General Intelligence Files (1 st Marine Division); Correspondence, 1949-50; Provost Select Documents Relating to the Marshal Section, General Clemency and Parole Board for War Correspondence, 1950-53; Adjutant Criminals Released Under the Nazi War General Section, Communications and Crimes and Japanese Imperial Records Branch, General Government Disclosure Acts, 1955-57; Correspondence, 1947-54; Adjutant and others. Materials open. Contact the General Section, Machine Records Archives II Military Records Staff, 301 Branch, Monthly Strength Reports, 837-3510. 1950-54; Adjutant General Section, Correspondence From Headquarters, Records of the Pardon Attorney 1945; Adjutant General Section, Weekly (Record Group 204), 7 cubicfeet Intelligence Surveys, 1947-50; Adjutant Executive Clemency Case Files of Iva General Section, Monthly Operations Toguri d' Aquino (a.k.a. Tokyo Rose) Reports, 1947--48; Inspector General released under the Nazi War Crimes and Section, Reports of Investigation, 1946 Japanese Imperial Government 55; Headquarters, Tactical Command, Disclosure Acts, 1946-76; Executive General Correspondence, 1954-55; Clemency Case Files ofTomoya 7688th Headquarters Detachment, Kawakita released under the Nazi War Publications Record Set, 1954; 761 Oth Crimes and Japanese Imperial Headquarters Co., Publications Record Government Disclosure Acts, 1952-89. Set, 1949; 7610th Headquarters Co., Materials open. Contact the Archives II General Correspondence, 1950; ~Oth Civilian Records Staff, 301-837-3480. CIC Detachment, Security Inspection, 1945; 430th CIC Detachment, General 6 - Fall2005
Correspondence, 1948-55; Record Set, 1943-49; Headquarters Headquarters, Vienna Area Command, Command, General Correspondence, Adjutant General Division, Publications 1946-50; G-2, Subject Files, 1947-48; Record Set, 1946-48; Headquarters, G-4, Statistical Files, 1950; 7790th Vienna Area Command, Reports of Headquarters Co., Publication Record Operations in Vienna, 1945-48; Set, 1948; Adjutant General Section, Ordnance Section, General Budget Estimates, 1947-49; Adjutant Correspondence, 1948-53; General Section, Reports of Survey Headquarters, Vienna Area Command, Findings, 1950; Adjutant General General Correspondence, 1946-50; Section, Historical Reports, 1950; Ordnance Section, Publications Record Adjutant General Section, Marriage Set, 1948; Transportation Section, Files; Adjutant General Section, Administration Files, 1953; Surgeon Publication Record Set, 1945-55; Section, Subject Files, 1948-53; Signal Adjutant General Section, Message File, Section, General Correspondence, 1951 1945-51; G-2, Administration Files, 52; Quartermaster Section, Daily Logs, 1945-51; G-4, Budget and Logistical 1948; Quartermaster Section, Subject Records, 1949; Adjutant General . Files, 1948-50; Quartermaster Section, Section, Command Report Files, 1944 Historical Reports, 1949; Adjutant 54; G-4, General Correspondence, 1949 General Section, Planning Exercise 50; G-3, History Branch, Historical Records, 1948; Headquarters, Vienna Reports, 1944-55; G-3, Training, Area Command, Subject Information, and Education Branch, Correspondence, 1946-47; G-1, Training Administration Files, 1950-53; Industrial Accident Case Report Files, G-3, Training, Information, and 1950; Adjutant General Section,. Education Branch, USFA Sentinel, Statistical Files, 1948-50; G-2, . 1950-54; G-3, Training, Information, Intelligence Bulletins, 1945-50; G-2, and Education Branch, Subject Files, Intelligence Summaries, 1945-51; G-2, 1951; G-3, Training, Information, and Periodic Intelligence Reports, 1946-53; Education Branch, Monthly Program G-2, General Correspondence, 1948-54; Summaries, 1950; G-3, After Action G-2, Special Reports, 1945-51; G-2, Reports, 1944-45; G-3, Saalfelden Weeka Austria, 1948-51; G-2 Civilian Incident, 1951; Adjutant General Censorship Records, 1946-49; G-2, .Section, General Correspondence, 1945 Memorandums for the Record, 1946-49; 54; 7689th Headquarters Co., General G-2, Reports, 1945-54; HQ Command, Correspondence, 1951-52; and others. Comptroller, Statistical Branch, General Materials open. Contact the Archives II Statistical Files, 1951; HQ Command, Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510. Comptroller, Reports, 1945-50; HQ Command, Comptroller, Annual Records of Naval Operating Forces Management Survey, 1950-53; HQ (Record Group 313), 175 cubic/eel Command, Comptroller, Management Formerly Secret Administrative Files, Improvement Files, 1953; HQ Operation Orders, and War Diaries Command, Comptroller, General (Fleet Marine Force Pacific); Formerly
Correspondence, 1948-50; Headquarters Restricted, Confidential, and Secret Command, Subject Files, 194~54; General Administrative Files (Fifth Headquarters Command, Publications Fleet); Administrative Records and Command Diaries (1st Marine Division); Fall 2005 - 7
Administrative Records (1st Marine Records of u.s. Army Forces in the Division); Formerly Secret Middle Pacific (World War II) Administrative Files and Operations (Record Group 494), 13 cubicfeet Plans (lst Marine Division); and others. Awards Files, 1942--46; and others. Materials open. Contact the Archives II Materials open. Contact the Archives II Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510. Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510.
Records of U.S. Army Commands, Records of Headquarters, United 1942- (Record Group 338), 233 cubic States Army Forces, Western Pacific feet (World War II) (Record Group 495), 4 cubicfoot Tenth Army, Awards Files, 1944-45; Australia Base Section, Awards Files, Seventh Army, Awards Files, 1943--45; 1945--46; Awards Files, 1944-46; and Sixth Army, Awards Files, 1944-45; others. Materials open. Contact the Historical Reference File, 1928-69; Archives II Military Records Staff, 301 Studies Concerning the Organization of 837-3510. the United States Forces, European Theater (USFET), 1945; Historian's Records of General Headquarters,
L Source File Relating to the Supply of the Southwest Pacific Area and U.S. Army During World War II, 1941--46; Army Forces, Pacific (World War II) Historian's Source File of World War II (Record Group 496), 3 cubic feet Manuscripts, 1944-45; Third Army, Awards Files, 1945--46; and others. Awards Files, 1941--46; Fourth Army Materials open. Contact the Archives II Awards Files, 1943--46; Second Army Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510. Awards Files, 1943-1946; First Army, Awards Files, 1944-55; US. Forces Far Records of Headquarters, European East, Eighth US. Army, Adjutant Theater of Operations, United States General; Awards Files, 195t-54; I Army (World War II) (Record Group Armored Corps, Awards Files, 1951; 498), 5 cubicfeet 44th Infantry Division, Awards Files, Theater Service Forces, European Card Index, 1944-45; I Armored Corps, Theater, Awards Files, 1944-46; and Awards Files, 1942--43; and others. others. Materials open. Contact the Materials open. Contact the Archives II Archives II Military Records Staff, 301 . Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510. 837-3510.
Records of U.S. Air Force Commands, Records of the United States Army Activities, and Organizations (Record Materiel Command (Record Group Group 342),442 cubicfeet 544), 22 cubic feet us. Numbered Air Forces, 1945--49; us. Army Communications 11 th Air Force; 5th Air Force; US. Electronics Command, 1939-89 (bulk Numbered Air Forces, 1946-51: 8th, 1962-89); Technical Reports Record 9th, and 15 Air Forces; and others. File; Administration Policy File; and Materials unprocessed. Contact the others. Some materials unprocessed, and Archives II Military Records Staff, 301 some open. Contact the Archives II 837-3510. Military Records Staff, 301-837-3510. 8 - Fa1l2005
Records of General Headquarters, Turnovers, 1946--48; US. Anny Forces Far East Command, Supreme in Korea, US. Anny Office of Military Commander Allied Powers, and Government, Korean Political and Legal United Nations Command (Record Matters, 1944--48; U.S. Anny Forces in Group 554), 302cubicfeet Korea, US. Anny Office of Military us. Anny Forces in Korea, G-3, Government, Department of Operations Journals, 1948; US. Anny Transportation Files, 1947--48; US. Forces in Korea, G-3, Subject Files, Anny Forces in Korea, US. Anny 1945--49; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Office of Military Government, G-4, Correspondence Files, 1948--49; Department of Justice Docket Files, US. Anny Forces in Korea, Signal 1946--48; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Corps, Cryptographic Reports,1943--49; UN Temporary Commission on Korea, US. Anny Forces in Korea, US. 1947--48; US. AnnYForces in Korea, US.S.R. Joint Commission on Korea, AG, Publications Records Set, 1944--49; Subject Files, 1945--47; US. Anny US. Anny Forces in Korea, US. Anny Forces in Korea, G-3, US.-Soviet Office of Military Government, Public Relations, 1947--48; US. Anny Forces Relations Files, 1946--48; US. Anny in Korea, UN Temporary Commission· Forces in Korea, Inspector General, on Korea, Subject Files, 1947--48; US. Subject Files, 1946--49; US. Anny Anny Forces in Korea, Quartennaster Forces in Korea, Judge Advocate Corps, Death Records,1946--49; US. General, Records of Courts Martial, Anny Forces in Korea, Special Services, 1944--49; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Civilian Correspondence, 1948--49; US. G-3, Operations Reports, 1945--49; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Surgeon's Anny Forces in Korea, AG, General Office, Statistical Reports, 1945--49; Correspondence Files, 1944--49; U.S. US. Anny Forces in Korea, Finance Anny Forces in Korea, Special Troops, Department, Subject Files, 1947--49; Subject Files, 1948--49; US. Anny US. Anny Forces in Korea, Finance Forces in Korea, Signal Corps, Subject Department, Fund Council Books, Files, 1946-51; US. Anny Forces in 1947--49; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Korea, Office of the Commandant, Finance Department, Budget Estimates, General Correspondence Files, 1943--48; 1949-51; US. Anny Forces in Korea, US. Anny Forces in Korea, G-l, Unit Anny Exchange Service, History, 1948; US. Anny Forces in Correspondence File, 1948; US. Anny Korea, G-2, Periodic Reports, 1946--48; Forces in Korea, Purchasing and US. Anny Forces in Korea, AG, Radio Contracts Office, Contracts Messages, 1945--49; MARBO, AG, Completed,1948--49; US. Anny Forces Command Historical Report, 1951; in Korea, AG, Radio Message Logs, . MARBO, Engineer; Project Planning 1947--49; US. Anny Forces in Korea, Files, 1947-51; MARBO, IG, Post Engineers, Subject Files,1947--49; Investigation Case Files, 1947-51; U.S. Anny Forces in Korea, Real Estate MARBO, HQ Special Troops, Division, Property Records, 1945--49; Publications Record Set, 1947-51; US. Anny Forces in Korea, US. Anny MARBO, HQ Special Troops, General Office of Military Government, Subject Correspondence Files, 1947-50; Files, 1944--49; US. Anny Forces in MARBO, HQ Service Group, Korea, Post Engineers, Property Publications Record Set, 1950: Fall 2005 - 9
MARBO, HQ Service Group, Records Service Office, Reports of Death and of Courts-Martial, 1948-50; MARBO, Interment, 1946-51; MARBO, HQ Service Group, General Quartermaster, General Correspondence Correspondence Files, 1950; MARBO, Files, 1947-52; MARBO, Finance, Subject Files, 1948-52; Transportation, General Correspondence MARBO, Chaplain, Financial Records, Files, 1949; MARBO, Provost Marshal 1949-52; MARBO, AG, Postal Officer, and Stockade Detachment, Publications General Correspondence Files, 1950-52; Record Set, 1949-52; MARBO, MARBO, AG, Case Files of Special Ordnance Depot, General Courts-Martial, 1949-51; MARBO, AG, Correspondence Files, 1948-52; Publications Record Set, 1944-52; MARBO, Public Information Office, MARBO, IG, Complaints Files, 1950 Publications, 1951-52; MARBO, Public 52; MARBO, AG, Welfare Fund Information Office, Command Reports, Administrative Records, 1944-46; 1950-51; MARBO, Signal, Publications MARBO, Quartermaster, Subject Files, Record Set, 1949-50; G-4 Section, 1945-52; MARBO, AG, Outgoing Logistical Plans, 1951; Adjutant General Radio Messages, 1951-52; MARBO, G Section, General Correspondence, 1950 2, Security Investigation Reports, 1950 52; Adjutant General Section, 52; MARBO, G-l, Historical Data File, Publications Record Set, 1951-52; G-3 1951; MARBO, AG, General Section, Operations Plans, 1951; Correspondence Files, 1944-52; Inspector General Section, Subject File, MARBO, 604th Quartermaster Graves 1950; Inspector General Section, Registration Company, Ship's Log Correspondence File, 1951; Judge Book, 1948-49; MARBO General Advocate General Section, Special Court Dispensary, Publications Record Set, Martial Records; Adjutant General 1949-50; MARBO General Dispensary, Section, Radio Messages, 1950; Personnel Forms, 1949-50; MARBO Inspector General Section, Investigative General Dispensary, Admission and Reports, 1951; and others. Some Disposition Files, 1949-50; MARBO materials reallocated from Record Group General Dispensary, General 338. Materials open. Contact the Correspondence Files, 1949-50; Archives II Military Records Staff, 301 MARBO, Medical Service, Personnel 837-3510. Forms, 1949-50; MARBO, Medical Service, Publications Record Set, 1949 50; MARBO, Medical Service, General Correspondence Files, 1949-50; Special Media MARBO, Surgeon, Historical Reports, 1947-52; MARBO, Provost Marshal and Records of the U.S. Coast Guard (RG Stockade Detachment, Accident Reports, 26), 1 cubic foot 1950-51; MARBO, Signal, General This series of Lighthouse and Life Correspondence Files, 1947-51; Saving Stations, 1870-1940, consists of MARBO, Personnel Center, General microfilm copies of plans of lighthouses, Correspondence Files, 1947-52; life-saving stations, and other U.S. Coast MARBO, Army Graves Registration Guard facilities. The types and numbers Service Office, Subject Files, 1946-50; of plans vary considerably by facility MARBO, Army Graves Registration and may include elevations, sections, profiles, and floor plans as well as 10- Fall 2005 architectural and structural detail plans. to the German-American Bund, 1942. Location maps, site plans, and site Materials open; however preservation surveys are also often included. work needs to be completed before Materials open and processed. access copies are made available. Accession: NN3-026-00-006. Accession NN3-060-99-008.
Records of the Office of the Chief of Records of the Panama Canal (Record Naval Operations (Record Group 38), Group 185),20 cubicfeet less than 1 cubicfoot This accession consists oftwo distinct Accessioned from the Naval Underseas series for the period 1918-99. One series Warfare Technical Center were three consists of manuscript topographic maps audio recordings documenting the showing infrastructure in the Panama sinking of the Japanese submarine I-52 Canal area. Included are spot elevations off the Florida coast on June 23, 1944, and contour lines, all structures, roads, by US. Navy aircraft. The audio utility lines, wells, vegetation, and recordings are of air-to-ground survey monuments. Building names, communications during the engagement. functions, or numbers are usually Material open and processed. Accession: provided. The second series consists of NN3-038-04-005. manuscript hydrographic maps of dredged areas along the Panama Canal. Records of the Department of Justice Included are spot soundings, shipping (Record Group 60), 23 cubicfeet channel centerlines, mileage, survey Received from the DOJ Audiovisual station references, and related Media Section were approximately information. Materials processed and 60,000 photographs in five separate open for research. Accession NN3-185 series that document the overall 05-001. activities and operations of the DOJ, 1928-93, with gaps. There is Records of the Defense Intelligence photographic coverage of speeches, Agency (Record Group 373), 5,760 presentations, meetings, ceremonies, cubicfeet committees, congressional hearings, This series of aerial photographic film, facilities, and investigations. The series 1940-70, consists of 119 accessions of also contains bust portraits and group vertical and oblique sequential portraits of agency personnel, Attorneys photographic negatives in roll format. General, and US. Presidents. Materials Both urban and rural areas of the United open and processed. Accession: NN3 States are represented with emphasis on 060-01-003. Also received as an internal coastal and navigable inland harbors and transfer from the Textual Archives waterways, military installations, and Division were 22 motion pictures and airfields throughout the country, The 178 sound recordings that were media coverage for areas of the world outside exhibits and evidence located in the the United States is concentrated on "Enclosures to Classified Subject Files" areas of World War II and immediate textual series relating to the DOJ postwar US. military activities and Litigation Case Files, 1930-87. Of facilities. Materials open and processed. particular interest are audiovisual items Accessions: NN3-373-04-091 through relating to 146 (WW II Classification), NN3-373-04-129, NN3-373-04-154 including six reels of 16mm film relating Fall 2005 - 11 through NN3-373-05-024, NN3-373-05 NN3-373-05-112 to NN3-373-05-125, 071 through NN3-373-05-107, and NN3-373-05-161 to NN3-373-05 171.
Editor's Note: Descriptions of processing status are dated July 2005 or earlier. Accordingly, some materials listed as unprocessed may now be open. 12 -Fall 2005
Recently Published Articles in English on World War Two
Selected Titles from an Electronic Compilation by Jonathon Berhow
Allen, Robert Coleman. "The Downed Flyer." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (2) (2005): 14-19.
Art, Robert. "The United States, The Balance of Power, and World War II: Was Spykman Right?" Security Studies 14 (3) (2005): 365-406.
Bangarth, Stephanie. "The Long, Wet Summer of 1942: The Ontario Farm Service Force, Small-Town Ontario and the Nisei." Canadian Ethnic Studies [Canada] 37 (1) (2005): 40-62.
Barker, James. "Sowing the Wind: James Barker on 'Bomber' Harris, the RAF's Wartime Bombing Campaign of Germany, and Propaganda." History Today 55 (3) (2005): 50-54.
Barnett, LeRoy. "An American Need for a Russian Weed." Michigan History Magazine 89 (2) (2005): 28-33.
Belousov, A. V. "Experience of the Great Patriotic War and Current National Defense Problems." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 1-8.
Berntsen, Dorthe, and Dorthe K. Thomsen. "Personal Memories for Remote Historical Events: Accuracy and Clarity of Flashbulb Memories Related to World War II." Journal ofExperimental Psychology. 134 (2) (2005): 242-256.
Berry, Peter. "Beechcraft Travelers for the RAF & RN." American Aviation Historical Society Journal 50 (2) (2005): 107-111.
Biddle, Tami Davis. "Sifting Dresden's Ashes." WilSon Quarterly 29 (2) (2005): 60-80.
Binkowski, Edna Bautista. "From Bataan to Cabanatuan: Special Veterans I Have Known." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (1) (2005): 41-48.
Birdwell, Michael. "Technical Fairy First Class? Is This Any Way to Run an Army? Private Snafu and World War II." Historical Journal ofFilm, Radio and Television [Great Britain] 25 (2) (2005): 203-212.
Black, Jeremy. "War Stories." Journal ofMilitary History 69 (3) (2005): 827-832. "Black History Month: Without Congo's DI:J'~'rTJT1"n W on. "1 Brands, Hal. "Wartime Recruiting Practices, ~vfartial Identity and Post-World \\-ar II Demobilization in Colonial Kenya." The Journal ofAfrican History 46 (1) (2005): 103-125. Brasket, Denis. "The Forgotten Heroes ofa Greater Generation." The Humanist 65 (4) (2005): 11. Bridge, Carl. "Appeasement and After: Towards aRe-Assessment of the Lyons and Menzies Governments' Defence and Foreign Policies, 1931-41." The Australian Journal ofPolitics and History 51 (3) (2005): 372-379. Broad, Graham. "Shopping for Victory." Beaver [Canada] 85 (2) (2005): 40-45. Bunch, Ann W., and Christopher G. Fielding. ''The Use of World War II Chest Radiograph in the Identification of a Missing-in-Action U.S. Marine." Military Medicine 170 (3) (2005): 239-242. Callander, Bruce D. "From Air to Ground: In World War II, Troops Came on Parachutes and in Gliders, and the Pathfinders Helped Them Get There." Air Force Magazine 88 (3) (2005): 76-81. Cameron, James D. "Canada's Struggle with Illegal Entry on Its West Coast: The Case of Fred Yosha and Japanese Migrants before the Second World War." BC Studies [Canada] 146 (2005): 37-62. Carr, Graham. "Rules of Engagement: Public History and the Drama of Legitimation." Canadian Historical Review [Canada] 86 (2) (2005): 317-354. "C.B.I. -- China, Burma, India: These Rare World War II Images Offer a Portrait of Dedicated Airmen in an All-But-Forgotten Comer of the World." Air Force Magazine 88 (3) (2005): 48-55. Chin, Aimee. "Long-Run Labor Market Effects of Japanese American Internment during World War II on Working-Age Male Internees." Journal ofLabor Economics 23 (3) (2005): 491-526. Cockburn, Lyrm. "Bridges to Practice - Occupational Deprivation: Canadian Occupational Therapists' Contributions to Prisoners of War in World War II." Canadian Journal ofOccupational Therapy 72 (3) (2005): 183-188. Collins, John M. "World War II NCOs: The Noncommissioned Officer Corps Has Come a Long Way Since the Early Days of World War II." Army 55 (2) (2005): 58-69. 14 - Fall 2005 Cook, Kevin L. "The Planes with No Engine." American Heritage ofInvention & Technology 21 (2) (2005): 30-38. Copp, Terry, and Mike Bechthold. "The Canadian Battlefields in Northwest Europe, 1944-1945: A Visitor's Guide." Canadian Military History [Canada] 14 (1-2) (2005): 1-152. Costello, David R. "'My Kind of Guy': George Orwell and Dwight MacDonald, 1941 49." Journal ofContemporary History [Great Britain] 40 (1) (2005): 79-94. Crawford, J. L. "World War II through the Words and Camera Lens of One Utahn." Utah Historical Quarterly 73 (2) (2005): 162-174. Danquah, Francis K. "Reports on Philippine Industrial Crops in World War II from Japan's English Language Press." Agricultural History 79 (1) (2005): 74-96. Dawes, James, and Stefvan den Hof. "Boekbesprekingen: The Language of War. . Literature and Culture in the U.S. from the Civil War through World War II." Groniek 166 (2005): 197-198. Duerbeck, H. W. "Strasbourg Observatory in World War II." Astrophysics and Space Science Library 330 (2005): 123-132. Ellis, Robert. "Getting the Message Out: The Poster Boys of World War 11." Prologue: Quarterly ofthe National Archives and Records Administration 37 (2) (2005): 24 31. Evenden, Matthew. "Lights Out: Conserving Electricity for War in the Canadian City, 1939-1945." Urban History Review [Canada] 34 (1) (2005): 88-99. Farfour, George R. "The Fog of War: Lt. Kenneth Taylor on December 7, 1941." Air Power History 52 (2) (2005): 42-51. Farish, Matthew. "Archiving Areas: The Ethnogeographic Board and the Second World War." Annals ofthe Association ofAmerican Geographers 95 (3) (2005): 663 679. Fassbender, Bardo. "Compensation for Forced Labour in World War II: The Gennan Compensation Law of2 August 2000." Journal ofInternational Criminal Justice 3 (1) (2005): 243-252. Fenberg, L. Bennett (Elby), and Steven Fenberg, interviewer. "Filming the Flight: An Interview with L. Bennett Fenberg." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 23-25. Fall 2005 - 15 Ferguson, Robert G. "One Thousand Planes a Day: Ford, Grununan, General Motors and the Arsenal of Democracy." History and Technology [Great Britain] 21 (2) (2005): 149-175. Finley, Max. "A Utahn at Utah Beach: June 6,1944." Utah Historical Quarterly 73 (2) (2005): 150-161. Fischer, Conan. "Scoundrels Without a Fatherland? Heavy Industry and Transnationalism in Post-First World War Germany." Contemporary European History 14 (4) (2005): 441-464. Foley, Betty Halsema. "The Bilibid-Eye View." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (2) (2005): 9-14. Ford, Douglas. "British Intelligence on Japanese Army Morale during the Pacific War: Logical Analysis or Racial Stereotyping?" The Journal ofMilitary History 69 (2) (2005): 439-474. Foster, Stuart, and Jason Nicholls. "America in World War II: An Analysis of History Textbooks from England, Japan, Sweden, and the United States." Journal of Curriculum and Supervision 20 (3) (2005): 214-233. Frank, Richard B. "The Amphibious Revolution." Naval History 19 (4) (2005): 20-26. Friedman, Barbara. "'The Soldier Speaks': Yank Coverage of Women and Wartime Work." American Journalism 22 (2) (2005): 63-82. Friedman, Max Paul. "Trading Civil Liberties for National Security: Warnings from a World War II Internment Program." Journal ofPolicy History 17 (3) (2005): 294 307. Gallavan, Nancy P., and Teresa A. Roberts. "Special Section: Teaching about the Constitution: Enduring Lessons of Justice from the World War II Japanese American Internment." Social Education 69 (5) (2005): 275-281. Gareev, M. A. "Lessons of the Great Patriotic War, Local Wars and Prospects of Developing Modem Military Science and Military Art." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 9-20. Gates, Thomas F. "The Navy's Striking Eagles Squadron: Part II." American Aviation Historical Society Journal 50 (1) (2005): 2-12. Gibson, T. M., and M. H. Harrison. "Aviation Medicine in the United Kingdom from the End of World War I to the End ofWorld War II, 1919-1945." Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine 76 (7) (2005): 689. 16 - Fall 2005 Glueckstein, Fred. "The Last Mounted Cavalry Charge: Luzon 1942." Army 55 (7) (2005): 47-50. Gray, Geoffrey. "Australian Anthropologists and World War II." Anthropology Today 21 (3) (2005): 18-21. Greenwood, John T. "Medics at War: World War II in Europe." Army 55 (6) (2005): 63 65. Grimes, Helen Clarke, Jane Lancaster, and Elizabeth C. Stevens. "'I Go into Detail Mostly on Account ofPosterity': Extracts from the World War II Diary ofHelen Clarke Grimes." Rhode Island History 63 (1) (2005): 2-24. Gudridge, Patrick O. "The Constitution Glimpsed from Tule Lake: Examining the Japanese American Civil Liberties Cases of World War II on their Sixtieth Anniversary." Law and Contemporary Problems 68 (2) (2005): 81-118. "A Half Century: National Council ofJewish Women, Los Angeles 'Section,' 1909 1959." Western States Jewish History 37 (2) (2005): 149-160. Hamner, 1. A. "Hamner's War: An Epic ofTravel and Survival in World War II (IV)." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (2) (2005): 41-59. Hanley, Brian, and Robert S. Burrell (reply). "The Myth ofIwo Jima: A Rebuttal." Journal ofMilitary History 69 (3) (2005): 801-808. Hardin, Glenn M., and James W. Grace. "Depth Charges, Rods, and Spuds!" Naval History 19 (3) (2005): 32-34. Hart, John D. "The Alsos Mission, 1943-1945: A Secret U.S. Scientific Intelligence Unit." International Journal ofIntelligence and CounterIntelligence [Great Britain] 18 (3) (2005): 508-537. Hill, Jr., Walter B. "Finding Place for the Negro: Robert C. Weaver and the Groundwork for the Civil Rights Movement." Prologue: The Journal ofthe National Archives 37 (1) (2005): 42-51. Hopkins, Robert; "'How Would You Like to Be Attached to the Red Army?'" American Heritage 56 (3) (2005): 30-36,38. Hoskyn, Herbert. "The Darkest Hour: The Liberation ofSouth Manila." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (2) (2005): 19-26. Hutchinson, Harry. "Plowshares to Swords and Back: The Military Buildup of World War II Led to Victory and, by an Indirect Route, to a Richer World." Mechanical Engineering 127 (7) (2005): 34-36. Fall 2005 - 17 Ireland, Shasta. "World War II Nose Art." Voyageur: Northeast Wisconsin's Historical Review 22 (1) (2005): 18-20. Isakov, V. I. "Lessons and Conclusions from Rear Services Support Operations in the Great Patriotic War and an Outlook for the Future." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 32-37. Izumi, Masumi. "Prohibiting'American Concentration Camps': Repeal ofthe Emergency Detention Act and the Public Historical Memory of the Japanese American Internment." Pacific Historical Review 74 (2) (2005): 165-193. Jones, Thomas D., and Dorr, Robert F. "Cold Front." Air & Space/Smithsonian 20 (2) (2005): 66-73. Joseph, Arthur, Jr., and Isaac Hampton II. "Driving on the Edge of Death: Arthur Joseph, Jr. and the Red Ball Express." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 26-28, 69. Kahn, David. "The Black Code." MHQ: The Quarterly Journal ofMilitary History 18 (1) (2005): 36-43. Keller, R. F. L., et al. "The Technique of the Assault: The Canadian Army on D-Day After-Action Reports by Commanders." Canadian Military History [Canada] 14 (3) (2005): 57-70. Klempan, Barbara. "Paintbox at Sea: The Materials and Techniques of Canadian Second World War Artist C. Anthony Law." Material History Review [Canada] 61 (2005): 62-68. Klotz, Sarah. "Shooting the War: The Canadian Army Film Unit in the Second World War." Canadian Military History [Canada] 14 (3) (2005): 21-38. Kobayashi, Audrey. "The Uprooting of Japanese Canadians and Japanese Americans during the 1940s: Security of Whom?" Canadian Issues [Canada] Fall (2005): 28 30. Kramer, Katy. "Surrender and Suicide." MHQ: The Quarterly Journal ofMilitary History 18 (l) (2005): 64-72. Kuninski, M. "Polish Identity and World War II." The Salisbury Review 24 (1) (2005): 31-32. Kuroyedov, V. I. "The Soviet Navy in the Great Patriotic War." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 178-191. 18 - Fall 2005 Lane, Ann. "The Balkans in World War II: Britain's Balkan Dilemma." European History Quarterly 35 (4) (2005): 585-586. Laqueur, Thomas. "Their Last Battle: The Fight for the National World War II Memorial." The Public Historian 27 (2) (2005): 149-151. Leggat, Peter A., and Wayne Melrose. "Lymphatic Filariasis: Disease Outbreaks in Military Deployments from World War II." Military Medicine 170 (7) (2005): 585-589. Lisitskiy, P. 1. "Using Airborne Assaults and Special Operations." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 169-177. Lothar, Coriill1a. "Battle of the Bulge Dead are Still Heroes in the Ardeill1es." World and 120 (2) (2005): NA. Marcellus, Jane. "Eo's 'n 's Whistle: Representing 'Rosie the Riveter' on the Job." American Journalism 22 (2) (2005): 83-108. Mayberry, Matt. "Reforging the Golden Spike: The U.S. Gold Mining Industry during World War II." Colorado History 11 (2005): 71-93. McCabe, James. "Hiroshima: Eoghan 0 Tuairisc and World War II." New Hibernia Review 9 (1) (2005): 117-140. McFate, Montgomery. "Current and Future Warfighting: Anthropology and Counterinsurgency." Military Review 85 (2) (2005): 24-38. McHugh, Richard F., et al. "It's Over!" Smithsonian 36 (5) (2005): 52-61. Medvedev, V. 1. "Progress in Front Aviation Communications during the Great Patriotic War." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 192-198. Miller, John E. "Ernie Pyle: From Hoosier Farm Boy to the GIs' Friend." American History 40 (4) (2005): 40-47. Mizuno, Takeya. "Federal Government Uses of the Japanese-Language Press from Pearl Harbor to Mass Incarceration." Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 82 (1) (2005): 148-166. Morpeth, Neil. "Marc Bloch, Strange Defeat, The Historian's Craft and World War II: Writing and Teaching Contemporary History." The European Legacy 10 (3) (2005): 179-195. Moskovskiy, A. M. "The Defense Industry and Its Contribution to Victory." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 21-31. Fall 2005 - 19 Muller, Eric. "A Penny for Their Thoughts: Draft Resistance at the Poston Relocation Center." Law qnd Contemporary Problems 68 (2) (2005): 119-157. Murphy, Miriam B. "Chicago Charlie and the Bingham Canyon Victory Flag Society." Utah Historical Quarterly 73 (2) (2005): 185-199. Muzaini, Harnzah, and Brenda S. A. Yeoh. "Contesting 'Local' Commemoration of the Second World War: The Case of the Changi Chapel and Museum in Singapore." Australian Geographer 36 (1) (2005): 1-17. Ngauy, Viseth, Yan Lemeshev, Lee Sadkowski, et al. "Cutaneous Melioidosis in a Man Who Was Taken as a Prisoner of War by the Japanese during World War II." Journal ofClinical Microbiology. 43 (2) (2005): 970-972. Noles, James L., Jr. "Old, Slow and Ugly." Air & Space/Smithsonian 19 (6) (2005): 66 73. O'Brien, Thomas. "Pearl Harbor's Forgotten Hero: The Story of the USS Utah." Utah Historical Quarterly 73 (2) (2005): 132-149. O'Donnell, Joe. "'A Straight Path Through Hell.'" American Heritage 56 (3) (2005): 48 52. Orlov, Alexander. "The Price of Victory, the Cost of Aggression." History Today 55 (4) (2005): 24-26. "POW Doctors Struggle in the Face of East-West Culture Clashes in Glusman's World War II History." Library Journal 130 (8) (2005): 97-103. Parkins, William E. "The Uranium Bomb, the Calutron, and the Space-Charge Problem." Physics Today 58 (5) (2005): 45-52. Perloff, Marjorie. "'In Love with Hiding': Samuel Beckett's War." Iowa Review 35 (1) (2005): 76-103. Peterson, Audrey. "Northern Exposure." American Legacy: Magazine ofAfrican American History and Culture 11 (3) (2005): 50-58,60. Phillips, Charles. "July 16, 1945." American History 40 (3) (2005): 16, 18, 72, 74. Pirovano, Esteban, and Peter Parsons, interviewer. "An Interview about World War II Manila: Peter Parsons and Esteban Pirovano." Bulletin ofthe American Historical Collection [Philippines] 33 (2) (2005): 28-39. 20 - Fall 2005 "Polychronicon: Brothers in Anns? World War II and Popular Culture." Teaching History 119 (2005): 28-29. Powell, Allan Kent. "Utah and World War II." Utah Historical Quarterly 73 (2) (2005): 108-131. Pozharov, A. I. "Military-Economic Victory and Its Lessons." Military Thought 14 (2) (2005): 158-168. Pratt, Joseph A. "Memorials and Memories." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 2-7, 49-52, 69. Preul, Don, and A. J. Daverede. "The 40mm Bofors Cannon." Nautical Research Journal 50 (3) (2005): 159-165. Pullen, John J. "'You Will Be Afraid.'" American Heritage 56 (3) (2005): 26-29. QuelU1ouelle-Corre, Laure, "The State, Banks and Financing of Investments in France from World War II to the 1970s." Financial History Review 12 (1) (2005): 63-86. Rabalais, Gary J. "Humble Women at War: The Case of Humble's Baytown Refinery, 1942-1945." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 33-36, 58, 69 70. Rassin, Eric, Anne-Fleur van Rootselaar, Simone van der Heiden, Airthana Ugahary, and Stephanie Wagener. "Nazi Cruelties: Are They Literally Hard to Imagine?" British Journal ofPsychology 96, part 3 (2005): 321-330. Reed, John S. "Okinawa: The Battle, the Bomb, and the Camera." Prologue: Quarterly of the National Archives and Records Administration 37 (2) (2005): 18-23. Reynolds, David. "The Ultra Secret and Churchill's Memoirs." Intelligence & National Security 20 (2) (2005): 209-224. Rivas-Rodriguez, Maggie. "Reinventing Houston: Mexican Americans of the World War II Generation." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 11-13,69. Robins, N. S.,.and E. P. F. Rose. "Hydrogeological Investigation in the ChalU1el Islands: The Important Role of German Military Geologists during World War II," Quarterly Journal ofEngineering Geology and Hydrogeology. 38 (4) (2005): 351-362. Roper, Michael. "Between Manliness and Masculinity: The 'War Generation' and the Psychology of Fear in Britain, 1914-1950." Journal ofBritish Studies 44 (2) (2005): 343-362. Fall 2005 - 21 Ross, Sherwood. "How the United States Reversed Its Policy on Bombing Civilians." The Humanist 65 (4) (2005): 14-22. Rugg, Julie. "Managing 'Civilian Deaths Due to War Operations': Julie Rugg Reports on Recent Research Done into Official Attitudes Towards Burial during the Blitz." History Today 55 (2) (2005): 4-5. Russell, Shannan Apt. "The Hunger Experiment." The Wilson Quarterly 29 (3) (2005): 66-82. Ryan, John M. "'Just One More River to Cross.'" American Heritage 56 (3) (2005): 40 47. Sanchez, Marisa C. "Crew: Men of the USS Texas." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 14-20,69. Schneider, Cletus P. "War and Depressions, 1916-1945: Great Lakes Shipping as Remembered by A. E. R. Schneider." Inland Seas 61 (1) (2005): 9-25. Shafer, Barbara. "They Kept 'Em Flying." Michigan History Magazine 89 (2) (2005): 10 17. Sigler, Carolyn. "'I'll Be Home for Christmas': Misrule and the Paradox of Gender in World War II-Era Christmans Films." The Journal ofAmerican Culture 28 (4) (2005): 345-356. Simpson, D. "The Vital Contribution of Concrete in World War II." Concrete 39, Part 4 (2005): 51-52. Slocum, J. David. "Cinema and the Civilizing Process: Rethinking Violence in the World War II Combat Film." Cinema Journal 44 (3) (2005): 35-63. Smeltzer, Carolyn Hope. "Remembering World War II Nurses." The Journal ofNursing Administration 35 (3) (2005): 103. Smith, Karen Manners. "Father, Son, and Country on the Eve of War: William Allen White, William Lindsay White, and American Isolationism, 1940-1941." Kansas History 28 (1) (2005): 30-43. Spark, David. "The Man Who Tried to Stop the Dresden Raids." Histmy Today 55 (3) (2005): 55-57. Stamm, Michael. "Questions of Taste: Interest Group Liberalism and the Campaigns to Save Classical Music in Post-World War II Chicago." Historical Journal ofFilm, Radio and Television [Great Britain] 25 (2) (2005): 291-309. 22 - Fall 2005 Stillwell, Paul. "Remembering a Man's Man: Slade Cutter." Naval History 19 (5) (2005): 42-45. Strong, R. "Radar: The Evolution Since World War II." IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine 20 (1) (2005): 19-24. Telzrow, Michael E. "Steadfast & True: The Story of Miss Green Bay." Voyageur: Northeast Wisconsin's Historical Review 22 (1) (2005): 10-17. Thompson, R. J., Jr. "The Development of the Quartz Crystal Oscillator Industry of World War II." IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control 52 (5) (2005): 694-697. Tibbetts, John C. "Whose Chopin? Politics and Patriotism in A Song to Remember (1945)." American Studies 46 (1) (2005): 115-140. Till, Geoffrey. "Midway: The Decisive Battle?" Naval History 19 (5) (2005): 32-36. Tooze, J Adam. "No Room for Miracles: German Industrial Output in World War II Reassessed." Geschichte und Gesellschaft 31 (3) (2005): 439-464. Urquhart, Judy. "The Other Side ofColditz: Judy Urquhart Recalls a Forgotten Use of Co1ditz Castle after the End of the Second World War: As a Prison for German Aristocrats." History Today 55 (2) (2005): 5-6. Walker, J. Samuel. "Recent Literature on Truman's Atomic Bomb Decision: A Search for Middle Ground." Diplomatic History 29 (2) (2005): 311-334. Waltrip, Robert L., and William H. Kellar, interviewer. "Reminiscences: An Interview with Robert L. Waltrip." Houston Review ofHistory and Culture 2 (2) (2005): 45 47,66-68. Warren, Marne. "Focal Point of the Fleet: U.S. Navy Photographic Activities in World War II." Journal ofMilitary History 69 (4) (2005): 1045-1079. Waseda, Minako. "Extraordinary Circumstances, Exceptional Practices: Music in Japanese American Concentration Camps." Journal ofAsian American Studies 8 (2) (2005): 171-209. Webster, T. M. "The Dam Busters Raid: Success or Sideshow?" Air Power History 52 (2) (2005): 12-25. Wei, William. "'The Strangest City in Colorado': The Amache Concentration Camp." Colorado Heritage Winter (2005): 2-17. Fall 2005 - 23 Wei, William. "Americans First: Colorado's Japanese-American Community during World War II: An Interview." Colorado Heritage Winter (2005): 18-20. Wildenberg, Thomas. "You've Got V-Mail." Naval History 19 (3) (2005): 23-25. Wolfinger, James. "'We Are in the Front Lines in the Battle for Democracy': Carolyn Moore and Black Activism in World War II Philadelphia." Pennsylvania History 72 (1) (2005): 1-23. "World War II Anniversary Puts Stalin in Spotlight." The Current Digest ofthe Post Soviet Press 57 (18) (2005): 6-7. Young, Dannagal. "Sacrifice, Consumption, and the American Way of Life: Advertising and Domestic Propaganda during World War II." The Communication Review 8 (1) (2005): 27-52. Zwicker, Katherine. "A History of Neglect: Negotiating the Role of Safety in the Manhattan Project, 1939-1945." Past Imperfect [Canada] 11 (2005): 33-52. 24 - Fall 2005 Recently Published and Reprinted Books in English on World War Two Selected Titles from an Electronic Compilation by Amanda Willey Addison, Paul, and Harriet Jones. A Companion to Contemporary Britain, 1939-2000. Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2005. Aldrich, Richard J. The Faraway War: Personal Diaries ofSecond World War in Asia and the Pacific. London: Doubleday, 2005. Allen, Douglas. WWII Airmen on Common Ground. South Bend, WA: Snoose Peak, 2005. Annussek, Greg A. Hitler's Raid to Save Mussolini: The Most Infamous Commando Operation of World War II. Cambridge, MA: Da Capo, 2005. Babler, Kim, et al. So That We Live Free. Madison, WI: Kim Babler and Julie Gingell, 2005. Baker, Anne. Let the Bells Ring. London: Headline, 2005. Barr, Niall. Pendulum of War: The Three Battles ofEI Alamein. Woodstock, NY: Overlook, 2005. Batty, Mark. Paper War: Nazi Propaganda in One Battle, on a Single Day, Cassino, Italy, May 11, 1944. West New York, NJ and Enfield: Mark Batty and Airlift, 2005. Baumslag, Naomi. Murderous Medicine: Nazi Doctors, Human Experimentation, and Typhus. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2005. Bazyler, Michael J., and Roger P. Alford. Holocaust Restitution: Perspectives on the Litigation and Its Aftermath. New York: New York University Press, 2005. Bellamy, Bill. Troop Leader: A Tank Commander's Story. Stroud, UK: Sutton, 2005. Bennett, Anne. Daughter of Mine. London: HarperCollins, 2005. Bingley, Xandra. Bertie, May and Mrs. Fish: Country of Memories of Wartime. London: HarperCollins, 2005. Binney, Marcus. Secret War Heroes: The Men of the Special Operations Executive. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 2005. Fall 2005 - 25 Blair, Ella, and Huntley Township Historical Society. Lest We Forget: The Veterans of Huntley Township. Carp, ONT: Huntley Township Historical Society, 2005. Boehm, Philip. A Woman in Berlin: Eight Weeks in the Conquered City: A Diary. New York: Metropolitan BookslHenry Holt, 2005. Bowd, Rueben R. E., and Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University. A Basis for Victory: The Allied Geographical Section, 1942-1946. Vol. 157. Canberra: Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University, 2005. Bowman, Martin W., and Imperial War Museum. Remembering D-Day: Personal Histories of Everyday Heroes. London: HarperCollins, 2005. Boyce, Fredric. SOE's Ultimate Deception: Operation PERIWIG. Stroud: Sutton, 2005. Bradshaw, Rita. Always I'll Remember. London: Headline, 2005. Brinkley, Douglas, and Ronald Reagan. The Boys of Pointe Du Hoc: Ronald Reagan, D Day and the U.S. Army 2nd Ranger Battalion. New York: William Morrow, 2005. Brittain, Vera. One Voice: Pacifist Writings from the Second World War. London; New York: Continuum, 2005. Brown, Kenneth, and Stephen Scriver. Letters in Wartime. Toronto: Playwrights Canada Press, 2005. Brown, Mike. The Day Peace Broke Out: The VE-Day Experience. Stroud: Sutton, 2005. Cappelletto, Francesca. Memory and World War II: An Et1mographic Approach. Oxford; New York: Berg, 2005. Carew, Michael G. The Power to Persuade: FDR, the Newsmagazines, and Going to War, 1939-1941. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2005. Cheaney, J. B. My Friend the Enemy. New York: Knopf and Random House, 2005. Clarke, Jo1m D. French Eagles, Soviet Heroes: The 'Norrnandie-Niemen' Squadrons on the Eastern Front. Stroud: Sutton, 2005. Clontz, Ted L. Wilderness City: The Post-World War II American Novel from Algren to Wideman. New York: Routledge, 2005. Corrigan, Jim. Causes of World War II. Stockton, NJ: OTTN, 2005. 26 - Fall 2005 Cummings, Julian William, and Gwendolyn Kay Cummings. Grasshopper Pilot: A Memoir. Kent, OH: Kent State University Press, 2005. Dalin, David G. The Myth of Hitler's Pope: How Pope Pius XII Rescued Jews from the Nazis. Washington, DC, and Lanham, MD: Regnery and National Book Network, 2005. D'Amico, Ferdinando, and Gabriele Valentini. Camouflage and Markings of the Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana, 1943-1945: A Photographic Analysis through Speculation and Research. Hersham: Classic, 2004. Dannreuther, RaYmond. Somerville's Force H: The Royal Navy's Gibraltar-Based Fleet, June 1940 to March 1942. London: Aurum, 2005. De Courcy, Anne. Debs at War, 1939-1945: How Wartime Changed Their Lives. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2005. Delattre, Lucas. A Spy at the Heart of the Third Reich: The Extraordinary Story of Fritz Kolbe, America's Most Important Spy in World War II. New York: Atlantic Monthly, 2005. DeSoto, Alice. Veterans of World War II. Myrtle Point, OR: Alice DeSoto, 2005. Dobbs, Michael. Saboteurs: The Nazi Raid on America. New York: Random House, 2005. Dole, Robert J. One Soldier's Story: A Memoir. New York: HarperCollins, 2005. Domes, Matthias. Michael Frayn's Copenhagen in Debate: Historical Essays and Documents on the 1941 Meeting between Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg. Berkeley, CA: Office for History of Science and Technology, University of California, Berkeley, 2005. Ericsson, Kjersti, and Eva Simonsen. Children of World War II: The Hidden Enemy Legacy. Oxford; New York: Berg, 2005. Fancher, Frank. WWII Through These Eyes. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse, 2005. Friling, Tuvia. Arrows in the Dark: David Ben-Gurion, the Yishuv Leadership, and Rescue Attempts during the Holocaust. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 2005. Frommer, Benjamin. National Cleansing: Retribution against Nazi Collaborators in Postwar Czechoslovakia. Cambridge, UK; New York: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Fall 2005 - 27 Gibson, Truman K., and Steve Huntley. Knocking Down Barriers: My Fight for Black America. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 2005. Gilbert, Martin. Churchill and America. New York: Free Press, 2005. Gilbert, Shirli. Music in the Holocaust: Confronting Life in the Nazi Ghettos and Camps. Oxford and New York: Clarendon and Oxford University Press, 2005. Glantz, David M. Companion to Colossus Reborn: Key Documents and Statistics. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2005. Glantz, Mary E. FDR and the Soviet Union: The President's Battles Over Foreign Policy. Lawrence, KS: University Press of Kansas, 2005. Glusman, John. Conduct Under Fire: Four American Doctors and Their Fight for Life as Prisoners of the Japanese, 1941-1945. New York: Viking, 2005. Goddard, Lance. Canada and the Liberation of the Netherlands, May 1945. Toronto: Dundurn Group, 2005. Goodman, Susan. Children of War: The Second World War through the Eyes of a Generation. London: John Murray, 2005. Goodrum, Alastair. No Place for Chivalry: RAP Night Fighters Defend the East of England against the German Air Force in Two World Wars. London: Grub Street, 2005. GFanatstein, J. L. The Last Good War: An Illustrated History of Canada in the Second World War, 1939-1945. Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre, 2005. Grant, Reg. World War II: Europe. Milwaukee: World Almanac Library, 2005. Graves, Donald E., et al. Century of Service: The History of the South Alberta Light Horse. 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