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During World War I, nearly half a million immigrant draftees from 46 nations served in the US Army. This work explores how the US War Department integrated this diverse group into a united fighting force, and illuminates what it meant for the military to re-examine early-20th-century nativism.

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During World War I, nearly half a million immigrant draftees from 46 nations served in the US Army. This work explores how the US War Department integrated this diverse group into a united fighting force, and illuminates what it meant for the military to re-examine early-20th-century nativism.
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Autorenporträt
NANCY GENTILE FORD, a professor of history at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania, has written a number of articles dealing with ethnicity, gender, and citizenship in war.