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Found 2 from your keywords: subject="World War II"
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Once Upon a Town
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Greene, Bob

Once Upon a Town by Bob Greene tells the inspiring true story of North Platte, Nebraska, whose residents created the “North Platte Canteen” during World War II. Every day, they greeted troop trains with food, gifts, and kindness, serving over six million soldiers. The book captures the spirit of generosity and small-town heroism that uplifted weary servicemen far from home.

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9780060081973
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264 p.
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D 769 G74 2002
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The Caine Mutiny
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Wouk, Herman

Herman Wouk’s The Caine Mutiny is a classic war novel that examines the psychological and moral struggles faced by naval officers during World War II. Through the story of Captain Queeg and the controversial decision to mutiny against him, Wouk highlights the tension between authority and responsibility, obedience and conscience. The book remains a powerful exploration of human flaws, courage…

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498 p.
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PS 3545 WE8 1957