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Divided Arsenal: Race and the American State During World War II
by Daniel Kryder
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Divided Arsenal: Race and the American State During World War II
This book describes and analyzes FDR's methods of war mobilization, by focusing on his administration's race manpower policies. Widespread but little-known racial violence threatened to disrupt the American war effort, and the Army as well as production officials struggled throughout the war to control and retain the allegiance of African-Americans. Like the century's three other Democratic presidents fighting wars, FDR struggled to contain racial unrest by deploying new policy tools suited to particular forms of friction.
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- ISBN
9780521004589
- Published
- January 29th 2001 by Cambridge University Press
- Category
- General
- Number of pages
- 318
- County of origin
- UNITED KINGDOM
- Dimensions
- 230 x 154
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