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Standing Up Against Hate: How Black Women in the Army Helped Change the Course of WWII
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CMYK Bookstore
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Unclassified
Size (mm)
—
Finish
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Color
Black
Price
₹1,894
Observed 16 Jul 2026 · listed MRP · cmykbookstore.com
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About this product
This historical account details the contributions and experiences of Black women serving in the Army during the Second World War. The cover features a sepia-toned photograph of uniformed women marching, framed by bold red, white, and navy blue accents. It serves as an informative addition to collections focused on military history and social change.
- · Written by Mary Cronk Farrell
- · Includes a foreword by Major General Marcia M. Anderson, U.S. Army (Ret.)
- · Historical non-fiction focused on Black women's service during WWII
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