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Home Front

Brooklyn, New York
1941 - 1945

• Yank Magazine, 1945 •


Attached is an article with a good deal of attitude regarding what the city of Brooklyn, New York was up to between the years 1941 through 1945:

• Almost half the penicillin that was produced in the United States came out of Brooklyn

• Forty Five percent of of the Brooklyn war plants were awarded the Army and Navy “E” or the “M” from the Maritime Services

• 280,000 sons and daughters of Brooklyn were in the U.S. Armed Services

Click here to read about an admired American hero who was attracted to the fascist way of thinking…

Click here to read an article about one of New York’s greatest mayors: Fiorello LaGuardia.

Read Wartime Brooklyn<br>(Yank Magazine, 1945) for Free
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Brooklyn, New York [BR]1941 - 1945

Brooklyn, New York [BR]1941 - 1945

Brooklyn, New York [BR]1941 - 1945

Brooklyn, New York [BR]1941 - 1945

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