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World War II: Occupied countries
American Civil War: Race relations at liberation
English illustrations: Unidentified illustrator
World War II: Germany--Undoing the Allied Non-fraternization policy
American families: Afro-American family (1865)
American tunic suit headwear: Beanies
American Civil Rights movement: Jim Crow legislation
American Civil War: Soldier motivation--Similar and different matters
World War II: German western offensuve--BEF rushes north
World War II: Austria--Hitler's homecoming victory tour
Native American tribes: Great Basin--The Ute
American broad-brimmed sailor hats: Age trends
American kilt suits: Accompanying garments--Collars and blouses
English private schools: Mid-19th century
English chronology: Post-War era
Belgian sailor suits: The 1900s
American Fauntleroy suits: The 1890s--Age
American kukt suits: Hosiery--Knee socks
American kilt suits: Sailor styles
Well-to-do Japanese family (1911)
English headwear chronology: The 1870s
American schools: Tutorial groupp (1890s)
English boy dress elements: Sleeves
World War II: Finland--Evacuations
World War II: Finland--Winter War aerial phase
Scottish kilt usage: The 19th century
French families: Breton family (1900s)
The industrial Revolution: Country trends
American Scout uniforms: Short pants (1930s)
Egyptian history: Islamic conquest
NAZI Holocaust: Getto slave labor
World War II: Occupation of Germany--Fraternization
American Fauntleroy suits: Hedwear--Scottish styles
American Fauntleroy suits: Ages--9 year olds
Canadian sailor suits: The 19th centyry
Main U,S. peaked dress cap page]
English family: Wealthy country estate family (1880s)
World War II: Soviet displaced children--Outside the Soviet Union
American boy dresses: Tube dresses
Worl War II: Air war--Balistic and guided missles
American romper chronology: The 1910s
World War II: Second British evacuation--Return home
World War II: Australia--Financing the War
American Fauntleroy headear: Sailor cap styles
World War II: Occupying powers policies
World War I: Occupied countries
Greek chronology: 20th century
World War II: Finland--The Winter war
Indian clothing: Children's clothing
English tunics: Garments--Hosiery
German knee sock chronology: The 1950
Italian families: Middle class vacation, 1913
American Buster Brown model: Richard Barker
World War II: Ethnic German political orientation--Danzig
American tunic suits: Footwear types
American tunic suits: Dressy styles
American headwear: Associated items
American illustrators: Perry Barlow
American suits: Crompton Thrift Suits (1918)
American catlogs: Charles Williams Stores--Tunic wash suits (1918)
World War II: Volkdeutsche--Political orientation
World War II: Displaced children--Europe
English 1900s families--Prosperous middle-class family
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