Titlebook: Remaking the Conquering Heroes; The Social and Geopo John Willoughby Book 2001 John Willoughby 2001 army.Cold War.Front.Union of Soviet Soc

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Introduction,sions of great conflicts. This is a time when victors and vanquished alike consider the costs of their recent struggles. It is a time of popular longings for radical reform and a return to “normalcy” Given this political schizophrenia, wartime leaders of victorious nations with systems of parliament

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The Collapse of the World War II Army,demanded the speedy demobilization of combat veterans. The biggest demonstrations were in Manila, Philippines where as many as 20,000 soldiers participated. There were also mass meetings and protests in Honolulu, London, Paris, Frankfurt, and Berlin.

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Primarily Interested in the German Fraulein,d than any other “illicit” GI behavior. Because of the sensitivity of this issue for the American and German populations alike, the routinization of intimacy was central to the stabilization of the Army’s presence in Germany. Normalizing sex amounted to discovering which relations between American m

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The Beginnings of Gender and Racial Inclusion in the Cold War Military Family,ies did not only apply to those who wished to return to the United States. A Gallup Poll revealed that a high 64 percent of the American public believed that “wives of servicemen [should] be permitted to visit their husbands who have to stay abroad to police conquered countries” Aside from its poten

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Remaking the Conquering Heroes: Extending American Power,in Germany was deeply troubling. Just a few days before the expression of worldwide subaltern anger, a . editorial maintained that occupation governance in the American Zone compared unfavorably with that of both the German Soviet Zone and American occupied Japan. “Virtually every newspaper dispatch

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780312299569army; Cold War; Front; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); World War II