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Harcourt, Brace
Language
English
Pages
426

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Subjects
World War, 1939-1945, World War (1939-1945) fast (OCoLC)fst01180924
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United States

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America organizes to win the war: a textbook for high schools
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Table of Contents

What are the fundamental issues of the war? By H. S. Commager.
How did the war begin and spread over the world? By F. L. Schuman.
How does this war differ from other American wars? By M. Lerner.
How is the Navy organized to fight the war? By P. Schubert.
How is the Army organized to fight the war? By S. L. A. Marshall.
How is the Air Force organized to fight the war? By L. D. Lyman.
How can America co-operate with its allies? By H. M. Vinacke.
What are the farmers doing to help the war effort? By C. R. Wickard.
How are we organizing our industrial machine to outproduce the enemy? By A. E. Dodd.
How can American labor help the war effort? By J. Chamberlain.
How can we pay for the war? By D. C. Coyle.
How can censorship help win the war? By B. Price.
How are we organized for psychological warfare? By L. Farago.
How can individuals keep a healthy morale in wartime? By A. U. Pope.
What are the scientists doing? By W. Kaempffert.
How can the Nation strengthen its health? By P. De Kruif.
How can young people help? By C. H. Judd.
How can artists and writers help the war effort? By D. C. Fisher.
What are we fighting for? By W. Churchill and F. D. Roosevelt.
Foundations of the peace, by H. A. Wallace.
Afterword: To the young people who study this book, and Study suggestions, by E. M. Hunt.

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"For further reading" included in "Study suggestions" (p. [391]-409)

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D769 .H85

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xiii, 426 p.
Number of pages
426

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OL22897853M
LCCN
42009932
OCLC/WorldCat
6205734

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