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an oral history of Pennsylvania's veterans

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Stackpole Books
Language
English
Pages
257

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Subjects
American Personal narratives, World War, 1939-1945, Oral history, Interviews, Veterans, Biography, World war, 1939-1945, personal narratives, american, World war, 1939-1945, biography, Pennsylvania, biography
Places
Pennsylvania, United States

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2009, Stackpole Books
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2009, Stackpole Books
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2009, Stackpole Books
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Table of Contents

Albert DeFazio, Verona
Marlin Groft, Lancaster
Frank Yarosh, Glen Mills
Glenn Bowers, Dillsburg
Wesley Mullen, Ridley Park
Grant Lee, Enola
John Scott, Mechanicsburg
Lewis Eppiheimer, North Wales
Frank Galicic, Cecil
Ed Halluska, Monroeville
James Sippel, Woodlyn
Marion Yurkis Lurz, Doylestown
Will Ketner, Harrisburg
Jim Duratz, Meadville
Graydon Woods, Schnecksville
Ezekiel Dorsey, Pittsburgh
Luther Smith, Villanova
Hugh Foster, Furlong
John Kepchia, Greensburg
Paul Matusky, Lansdale
Joseph Orlando, Media
Pete Porreca, Uniontown
Henry Moore, Philadelphia
Joseph Bobby, Port Carbon
Robert Long, Greensburg
Harold Brandt, Hershey
Lloyd Kern, Harrisburg
Harold Sargent, Hermitage
George Harker, State College
Francis Miller, Lancaster
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Edition Notes

"Part of a project started in 2002 by the Pennsylvania Cable Network"--Foreword.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-249) and index.

Published in
Mechanicsburg, PA
Genre
Personal narratives, American, Biography, Interviews
Other Titles
World War 2 reflections, World War Two reflections

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
940.54/81748
Library of Congress
D769.2 .W65 2009, D769.2.W65 2009

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Pagination
xiv, 257 p. :
Number of pages
257

ID Numbers

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OL23971186M
ISBN 10
0811736083
ISBN 13
9780811736084
LCCN
2009020508
OCLC/WorldCat
318879621

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