Walter Keeler Second World War Correspondence Collection
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Download Correspondence (4.6 MB)
Document Type
Book
Keywords
correspondence, Florence, Wally, 1945, longing, Tonopah, Los Angeles, love, romance, lonliness, women at home, depression, sleeplessness, sickness, women work, health and sickness, lovesick, children, abortion, pregnancy, industries, planes, sex, homefront, participation in war effort
Publication Date
5-3-1945
Subject Terms
War and civilization -- History -- 20th century; War and society -- History -- 20th century; World War 1939 1945; World War II; World World Two; World War 1939 1945 Moral and ethical aspects; Personal Narratives. ; World War 1939 1945 War work; Industries.; Women -- Employment; World War 1939 1945 Moral and ethical aspects; Social life and customs.; World War 1939 1945 War work; Health.; Labor.; Women -- Los Angeles-- Social conditions; Women -- Employment -- Los Angeles;
Identifier
2016.134.w.r_0224
Recommended Citation
Keeler, Florence, "Walter Keeler Correspondence #224" (1945). Walter Keeler Second World War Correspondence Collection. 61.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/wkeeler_collection/61
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