The Home Front in North Dakota During World War II. North Dakota Humanities Council: January-February 2001

The North Dakota Humanities Council examined the home front in a January-February 2001 publication. Many aspects of the home front experience are examined, including the importance of victory gardens, civilian defense volunteers, war bonds, and the Red Cross. Also discussed are the Fort Lincoln Internment Camp, and the experiences of North Dakota soldiers overseas. The publication includes photographs and several depictions of war posters. Deposited by Sandy Slater, Department of Special Collections, in June 2001 (Acc. #2001-2518).