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CATEGORIES:Education, New Jersey
CREATED:20170821T115417
SUMMARY:Home Front New Jersey and World War I: Civil Liberties and the War within the War
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DESCRIPTION:Most New Jersey residents went willingly to war in 1917—but some, especiall
 y German-Americans, did not. This talk explores the home-front experience o
 f the state, with a special focus on the tension between the civil libertie
 s of those who opposed American participation in the conflict and the milit
 ary needs of a country at war. Dr. Mark Lender, retired Chairman, History D
 epartment, Kean University.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Most New Jersey residents went willingly to war in 1917—but some, especi
 ally German-Americans, did not. This talk explores the home-front experienc
 e of the state, with a special focus on the tension between the civil liber
 ties of those who opposed American participation in the conflict and the mi
 litary needs of a country at war. Dr. Mark Lender, retired Chairman, Histor
 y Department, Kean University.</p>
CONTACT:Pamela Brooks, (908) 322-5007; pbrooks@scotlib.org 
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