1. Entertainment on the Front The Many Wonders from the ‘40s
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The Many Wonders from the ‘40s
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2. Curator’s Office Meet the Curators Project Manager- Isabella LoConte
Graphics Designer- Cameron Diehl
Historian- Zach Goff-Hodges
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The kids in the 1940s would sing a little rhyme while work together it went a little bit like this
A war time child rhyme
whistle while you work,
Hitler is a jerk,
Mussolini is a Winnie ,
and tojo is a jerk.
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The children in the 1940s would also play games like acting out mother and father, house, and also just copping there mother and father, the little girl would dress in an apron and pretend to cook, or dress as an nurse . And or the little boy would dress as an solder and or an a pilot.
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Women in the 1940s were finally needed .men/government did not appreciate women that much and would just have the women be home taking care of the kids, but now women have made a change they are needed and also wanted, for war , fighting, and helps in the wars such as a nurse, an so much more than that.
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English children in the bomb shelters WWII, in the 1940s all squished together with no adults just a bunch of children in an bomb shelter with no roof in hopes of surviving.
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One of the many great inventions of the 1940’s was the first microwave. First introduced in 1946, it was called the ‘Radarange’ due to its use of radar technology
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