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    YANK Magazine Online

    For those of you interested, there is a new Website and blog for the WW2 issues of YANK magazine, the magazine for the armed forces. They have the entire first issue online and more will be put online soon. http://yankmagazine.blogspot.com/...
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    Medical Info of 1940's

    Crumbs! I don't know where to look for this kind of info and need your help! I need some information on what a doctor would do in the instance of a shattered kneecap in 1945. It would have to be an army doctor. Would they replace it with a steel plate? Pin it together? I have NO idea...
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    Munich

    As I was sick yesterday, I stayed home from work and decided to put Munich in. I wasn't born yet when the 1972 Munic Olympic tragedy occurred, and I'm sure we merely skimmed it over in history class. So this was eye-opening for me. I know that it's not historically accurate in as far as...
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    Feldgrau.com

    Just had a fellow WWII novelist share this link with me. It is the history of the German Armed Forces from 1919-1945. Lots of great stuff here. http://www.feldgrau.com/
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    Frenchman's Creek (1944)

    Anyone seen this? I saw it as a child on our local PBS station and finally found it on DVD last year. One of my all-time favorites. I love the romance between Joan Fontaine and Arturo de C??rdova. And the book by Daphne Du Maurier (on which it's based) is just as good if not better.
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    WWII Conference in New Orleans

    Thought I'd post this in the WWII forum, as well: http://www.ww2conference.org/about.html
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    America In WWII Magazine

    America in WWII This is a fairly recent magazine - has been released in the last year. It mostly focuses on the people of WWII instead of the military tactics. Has tons of stuff on the American Home Front, stories from soldiers and others involved in the war, and always does a "gallery" of...
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    We'll Always Have the Movies

    In the latest issue of American in WWII, they reviewed this book: We'll Always Have the Movies: American Cinema During World War II. Looks to be a great read! I might have to wait and see if it goes to paperback before I buy it, though...
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    Golden Era Graphics

    Hi all - I'm in the midst of redesigning my blog and I'm looking to make it a Golden Era theme. Any good places that I can find graphics? Our graphic designer at work is doing the design for me and I wanted to be able to give him some ideas of where to find some good graphics. If you...
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    WWII Espionage

    Hi all - I need to start doing research on WWII espionage for an upcoming project of mine. I have quite a few books on the OSS, but I'm looking for more information about agents who might have infiltrated Germany between the years of 1939-1943. Also - any basic books on espionage from the...
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    The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril

    This book is a return to the pulp fiction of the Golden Era, and is getting quite the attention in the publishing industry - and the cover is VERY retro! Anyone read this yet? Or plan on reading it? http://www.paulmalmont.com/
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    Any writers?

    Hi all - Just wondering if any of you write fiction set during the Golden Era. I'm currently working on a WWII fiction novel and have another WWII thriller series in the works. Anyone else?
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    PBS Programming: WWII in Color

    PBS's The Perilous Fight Just an FYI for you all. PBS is showing The Perilous Fight: World War II in Color tonight. http://www.pbs.org/perilousfight/ Last night I watched a documentary on the Pacific War called The Pacific War: They Filmed the War in Color on PBS. Good stuff.
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    Saying Hello

    Hi all - I just joined The Fedora Lounge last night and already jumped in to post. Hope you don't mind. :) I'm from Nebraska - Lincoln, to be exact - and grew up on a Nebraska farm. Have my BA and MA in history, even though I took awhile to go to grad school (just graduated in Dec...
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    POWs in America

    Hi all - I did my graduate history thesis on the WWII German POW camp at Fort Robinson, Nebraska. I'd be interested to hear if any of you had a camp near your home since they were scattered throughout the United States. Unfortunately, most of them were torn down quite quickly. Fort...

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