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From: Tanya Roth <tanya.roth@GMAIL.COM>
List Editor: Tanya Roth <tanya.roth@GMAIL.COM>
Editor's Subject: Online image sources for WW2-era lecture?
Author's Subject: Online image sources for WW2-era lecture?
Date Written: Mon, 2 Nov 2009 09:19:25 -0600
Date Posted: Tue, 02 Nov 2009 10:19:25 -0500

Hi everyone,

Next week I'm giving a course lecture on gender in World War II. The
class is an intro to world history survey, with a focus on WW2.

The assigned reading for the lecture includes:

Berube. Coming Out Under Fire: The History of Gay Men and Women in
World War Two. (selection)
Campbell. "Women in Combat." (US, Germany, Great Britain, Soviet Union
coverage)
Hicks. "The Comfort Women." (Japan's enforced prostitution during the war)

I have plenty of access to US-related visual materials that I plan to
use for the lecture. However, I thought I'd see if anyone on H-Minerva
might recommend particular online sources for visual images that might
relate to the non-US portions mentioned above.

Thanks,
tanya


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Tanya L. Roth
PhD Candidate, Department of History
Washington University in St. Louis

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