World War II Hawaii: Beaches, Brothels, and Barbed Wire
Dorothea N. BuckinghamBeaches, 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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I am a historical fiction author, librarian and archivist with an insatiable curiosity about daily life in Hawaii during World War II.
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