The war at home: perspectives on the Arkansas experience during World War I
"To commemorate the centennial of World War I, the Old State House Museum in Arkansas held a two seminars in 2017 and 2018. The subjects covered by some of the state's finest historians ranged from economic to medical to sociological. They included conflict surrounding intense industrializ...
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Zusammenfassung: | "To commemorate the centennial of World War I, the Old State House Museum in Arkansas held a two seminars in 2017 and 2018. The subjects covered by some of the state's finest historians ranged from economic to medical to sociological. They included conflict surrounding intense industrialization, the development of a training facility for Doughboys sent to France, the murderous influenza of 1918, and the path from the Armistice to Pearl Harbor as seen through the lens of the state's newspapers. Equally important were the sociological considerations: women's mobilization for the war efforts as well as its link to suffrage, African American military service as well as black veteran experiences with the Elaine Race Massacre of 1919, and the role's war in addressing wounds and divisions still lingering from the Civil War era. These papers, collected in The War at Home, provide a thoughtful look into the many ways the Great War affected Arkansas and how that history plays out today. With contributions from Shawn Fisher, Elizabeth Griffin Hill, Carl Drexler, Cherisse Jones-Branch, Raymond Screws, Brian K. Mitchell, Thomas A. DeBlack, Jeannie Whayne, and Roger Pauly"-- |
Beschreibung: | x, 268 Seiten Illustrationen, Portraits, Karte 23 cm |
ISBN: | 9781682261262 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS Preface 1 ļ Arkansas and the Great War: Southern Soldiers Fight for a National Victory ix 3 SHAWN FISHER 2 ļ Arkansas’s Women and the Great War 25 ELIZABETH GRIFFIN HILL 3 I Gearing Up Over Here for ‘Over There”: Manufacturing in Arkansas during World War I 55 CARL G. DREXLER 4 I “Fighting, Protesting, and Organizing”: African Americans in World War I Arkansas 83 CHERISSE 10NES-BRANCH 5 [ “To Carry Forward the Training Program”: Camp Pike in the Great War and the Legacy of the Post 103 RAYMOND D. SCREWS 6 ļ Soldiers and Veterans at the Elaine Race Massacre 129 BRIAN K. MITCHELL 7 I Epidemic!: The Great Influenza Epidemic of 1918 and Its Legacy for Arkansas 147 THOMAS A. DEBLACK 8 I World War I and Womans Suffrage in Arkansas 1EANNIE M. WHAYNE 167
9 ļ Paris to Pearl in Print: Arkansas’s Experience of the March from the Armistice to the Second World War through the Newspaper Media 191 ROGER PAULY Notes Bibliography Contributors Index Vili CONTENTS 213 243 251 255
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CONTENTS Preface 1 ļ Arkansas and the Great War: Southern Soldiers Fight for a National Victory ix 3 SHAWN FISHER 2 ļ Arkansas’s Women and the Great War 25 ELIZABETH GRIFFIN HILL 3 I Gearing Up Over Here for ‘Over There”: Manufacturing in Arkansas during World War I 55 CARL G. DREXLER 4 I “Fighting, Protesting, and Organizing”: African Americans in World War I Arkansas 83 CHERISSE 10NES-BRANCH 5 [ “To Carry Forward the Training Program”: Camp Pike in the Great War and the Legacy of the Post 103 RAYMOND D. SCREWS 6 ļ Soldiers and Veterans at the Elaine Race Massacre 129 BRIAN K. MITCHELL 7 I Epidemic!: The Great Influenza Epidemic of 1918 and Its Legacy for Arkansas 147 THOMAS A. DEBLACK 8 I World War I and Womans Suffrage in Arkansas 1EANNIE M. WHAYNE 167
9 ļ Paris to Pearl in Print: Arkansas’s Experience of the March from the Armistice to the Second World War through the Newspaper Media 191 ROGER PAULY Notes Bibliography Contributors Index Vili CONTENTS 213 243 251 255 |
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