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The Date-Line Diary of World War II: And The Compelling War-Time Episodes of Our Lives At Home - Paperback

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The Date-Line Diary of World War II: And The Compelling War-Time Episodes of Our Lives At Home - Paperback
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by Frank T. Fitzsimmons Jr (Author)

This Date-Line Diary of World War II records all major political decisions and military encounters throughout this horrendous world war. There were sixty million military and civilian casualties during the eight years of merciless massacre. Over 130 countries were embroiled in the two-ocean conflict. The horror that civilians encountered in Europe and Asia was unspeakable. The Holocaust, POW prisons, mass slayings of women and children were beyond belief. The diary goes several steps further to include the deliberation of compelling events of our lives at home all during the war. The United States population then was just over 130 million Americans, and they all responded with their personal true-grit dedication and full-time patriotism during those terrible years. At the same time we had at-home events and our admired personalities. Included here are brief profiles of the famous and the infamous. Also, our shared distractions, year-by-year, with popular movies, best-selling novels, favorite film and radio stars, so many of them appearing at War Bond Drives across the nation. And many in uniform. The major battles are detailed in separate sections by date, even some by time-line. And we had those hundreds of those marvelous and awe-inspiring songs - all major hits of the late 30's and 40's. The diary is formatted in an easy-study report format detailing every event by year and by date.

Author Biography

Frank (Bud) Fitzsimmons is an 81 year old retired Advertising professional. Senior Vice President and manager at J. Walter Thompson Company in their New York, Detroit, and Los Angeles offices. Bud started his career as a television publicist for "The George Gobel Show", "Leave it to Beaver", "Wagon Train", "Laugh-In" and other network television series. His career includes writing, producing and directing television commercials. He is President of Compass West Advertising with clients in banking, package goods and retail associations. Bud served in the Army Security Agency from1953 to 1956 as an instructor in Communications Intelligence. He lives in Palm Desert, Calfornia. Reach him at comwest111@aol.com.

Number of Pages: 414
Dimensions: 0.85 x 10 x 7.01 IN
Publication Date: February 25, 2015
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