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Citizen of Empire: Ethel Thomas Herold, an American in the Philippines - Kaminski, Theresa
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Ethel Thomas Herold (1896-1988) was an ordinary person caught up in extraordinary circumstances - a woman whose sense of patriotic duty took her from small-town Wisconsin to the Philippines in 1922. There she would spend the next thirty-seven years, including three in a Japanese internment camp. Theresa Kaminski uses Ethel's experiences to explore a unique example of how enormous forces helped shape Americans' notions of citizenship and patriotism in the first half of the twentieth century.

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Ethel Thomas Herold (1896-1988) was an ordinary person caught up in extraordinary circumstances - a woman whose sense of patriotic duty took her from small-town Wisconsin to the Philippines in 1922. There she would spend the next thirty-seven years, including three in a Japanese internment camp. Theresa Kaminski uses Ethel's experiences to explore a unique example of how enormous forces helped shape Americans' notions of citizenship and patriotism in the first half of the twentieth century.
Autorenporträt
Ethel Thomas Herold was a woman of forceful personality. Marked most notably by her strongly held views on patriotism and citizenship, her transpacific life offers a remarkable > Theresa Kaminski is professor of history at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and the author of Prisoners in Paradise: American Women in the Wartime South Pacific.