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Volume 2, Number 2

By Houston History Magazine on March 25, 2005 in Houstonians, Military and War, Past Issues, Race & Ethnicity


Houston Remembers World War II Vol. 2, No. 2 (Spring 2005) Download PDF
Letter from Editor Joe Pratt
AT WAR Memorials and Memories By Joseph A. PrattThe Cruiser Houston: Peacetime Icon,Wartime Martyr By Jim SayeReinventing Houston: Mexican Americans of the World War II GenerationBy Maggie Rivas-RodriguezFacing History – CREW: The Men of the USS Texas By Marisa C. Sánchez A Jewish GI Returns Home to Nazi Germany By Carla Curtis Filming the Fight: An Interview with L. Bennett Fenberg Interview by Steven Fenberg Driving on the Edge of Death: Arthur Joseph Jr. and the Red Ball Express Interview by Issac Hampton II
ON THE HOME FRONT
A Glimpse of Houston during World War II By Joel DrautHumble Women at War: The Case of Humble’s Baytown Refinery, 1942-1945By Gary RabalaisCommunity in History: The Heights Remembers WWII By Mary Michel Hinton The Battle for the Texas Mind: The Firing of Homer Price Rainey and the Fight for the Survival of Academic Freedom and New Deal Liberalism at the University of Texas, 1939-1945 By John Moretta Reminiscences: An Interview with Robert L. Waltrip Interview by William H. Kellar The Debt That’s Owed Poem by Eric Kaposta

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