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Independent Automakers, Post-World War II, and Labor Unrest

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Within the United States for a long period of time automobile production was dominated by "The Big Three" - General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler.  This dominance led to a nearly crushing control of the United States automobile market, however with the end of World War II an unusual combination of...

Independent Automakers, Post-World War II, and Labor Unrest

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Within the United States for a long period of time automobile production was dominated by "The Big Three" - General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler.  This dominance led to a nearly crushing control of the United States automobile market, however with the end of World War II an unusual combination of...

1920 National Defense Act, Tank Developments, and World War II (Why U.S. WW II tanks kind of sucked)

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One of the unusual stories from the interwar period (1919 - 1941 for the United States) is the passing of the National Defense Act of 1920.  Sponsored by Julius Kahn this piece of legislation reorganized the United States Army and modified the rules on procurement and acquisitions, aiming to decentralize...

The Japanese Oil Embargo - History and Ambiguity of Sources

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It is always a bit of a thrill to read an article that covers a facet of the 1930s or 1940s which I'm not aware of, which made this Salon article on the 1941 United States oil embargo against Japan fascinating.  To summarize for those unfamiliar with it, in 1941 before the Pearl Harbor attack United...

World War II and STDs - the United States government versus "Loose Women"

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The United States was involved in World War II from December 1941 through August 1945, with United States fighting forces engaged in conflicts in Africa, Asia, Australia, and Europe.  The United States though began expanding its military forces in 1940 with a new Selective Service Act and naval...

19th Immigrants to America - the wrong message for a modern election

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So the image above has been making the rounds on Facebook and appears to be showing a queue of immigrants, either in the late 19th or early 20th century, passing through Ellis Island or an equivalent port of entry into the United States.  The tagline at the bottom says that these immigrants "never...