Titlebook: Settling Down; World War II Veteran Robert Francis Saxe Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007 Cold War.John

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Citizens First, Veterans Second,rican Legion and the VFW, were fixtures in many American communities and epitomized the veterans’ group for many returning servicemen. For their part, the groups prepared for the huge influx of veterans following the war and sought to dramatically increase their membership and influence.

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Introduction,l parts of America’s collective memory.. Perhaps the best example of America’s reverence for World War II veterans was the 1999 publishing phenomenon of television anchorman Tom Brokaw’s immensely successful collection of oral histories, .. In it Brokaw encapsulates the feelings of many Americans about the World War II generation:

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Conclusion, simple process accomplished without debate or difficulty. The supposed ease of World War II veterans’ return to civilian life, and the unanimity of their postwar opinion, further bolsters their already heroic image while it degrades the accomplishments of soldiers of other wars that can never measure up to the Greatest Generation.

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The Reception Committee,out the shape of the postwar world and specifically their place within it. Veterans and nonveterans did share many of the same hopes and dreams for the postwar era, but the differences in their respective wartime experiences and perspectives also fostered disagreements between many former soldiers a

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