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1 THE HOME FRONT Life in the United States During World War II

2 During World War II Hollywood got involved in the war effort. Some of these stars included the Three-Stooges. These three loved to make fun of the Axis powers.

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6 Moe As Hitler

7 Comic team Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel a.k.a. Laurel and Hardy also decided to Join the effort by promoting Civil Defense.

8 Even Dr. Seuss drew Cartoons for World War II.

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13 President Harry S. Truman Received His Red Tape Cutters Certificate

14 Supported the effort by producing cartoons, some of which that are too racial to show.

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16 Of course there were lots of World War II ration posters as well as recruitment and propaganda.

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