Hall County in World War II - Kyle, Glen
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From the Great Depression to the economic boom of the postwar years, Hall County had much in common with the rest of the country during World War II while still experiencing the war in its own way. A devastating tornado, a naval air station, growth in textile and agricultural industries, and changes in how citizens viewed the world meant that Hall County emerged from the war with a unique perspective on the possibilities for its future. Using original images of historic places and artifacts, this book tells the story of Hall County and its people during the years leading up to, during, and…mehr

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From the Great Depression to the economic boom of the postwar years, Hall County had much in common with the rest of the country during World War II while still experiencing the war in its own way. A devastating tornado, a naval air station, growth in textile and agricultural industries, and changes in how citizens viewed the world meant that Hall County emerged from the war with a unique perspective on the possibilities for its future. Using original images of historic places and artifacts, this book tells the story of Hall County and its people during the years leading up to, during, and immediately after World War IIa time that changed the county forever and assured its central role in the development of northeast Georgia.
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Glen Kyle has had a lifelong passion for history and for sharing it with others. Before becoming director of the Northeast Georgia History Center, he served in the exhibits department and as curator of military history at the Atlanta History Center. Originally from Blue Ridge, Georgia, Kyle received bachelor's and master's degrees in history from North Georgia College & State University. He currently lives in Dacula, Georgia, with his wife and two sons.