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Preface | ||
Introduction | ||
I | World War II and the Mind of the Modern South | 3 |
II | The South and Congressional Politics | 21 |
III | World War II and the Transformation of Southern Higher Education | 33 |
IV | Southern Women in a World at War | 56 |
V | African American Militancy in the World War II South: Another Perspective | 70 |
VI | Fighting for What We Didn't Have: How Mississippi's Black Veterans Remember World War II | 93 |
VII | Every Woman Loves a Fascist: Writing World War II on the Southern Home Front | 111 |
VIII | Faulkner and World War II | 131 |
IX | Remembering Hattiesburg: Growing Up Black in Wartime Mississippi | 146 |
Notes | 159 | |
Contributors | 191 | |
Index | 193 |
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