
Beaches, Brothels, and Barbed Wire delves into the civilian experiences of World War II-era Hawaiʻi, highlighting the untold stories of wartime life, through research, personal interviews and photographs.
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Hester Adams Rego went to work that morning as a student nurse picking up a weekend shift. By the end of the day, she was part of the war effort.
Sand bags and military guards at the Mutual Telephone Company. Photo credit: University of Ha...
This is total self-promotion, but also a total CELEBRATION. Code Name Rascal, a novel set in World War 2 Hawaii featuring four strong women of the Women’s Air Raid Defense was just selected as a first place selection for the CIBA Hemingway...
I found a page on Honolulu.gov that has 54 photos of downtown Honolulu in May of 1941. If you are “local” you can recognize the transformations on Alakea Street.
Here are 54 photos of Honolulu months before the attack of Pearl harbor.
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Photo Credit: Dee Buckingham
Joe Pacific was a prosperous shoe merchant whose customers were among the most powerful business men and politicians in Honolulu but that didn’t keep him from being picked up by the...
In doing research for Code Name Rascal, I started to compile a roster of names of members of the Women’s Air Raid Defense and just posted them on my website. It includes members from all islands. I don’t claim it to be complete, it’s just w...
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I am a historical fiction author with an insatiable curiosity about Hawaii during World War II.
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