Volume 2, Number 2

Houston Remembers World War II Vol. 2, No. 2 (Spring 2005)
AT WAR
Memorials and Memories By Joseph A. Pratt The Cruiser Houston: Peacetime Icon, Wartime Martyr By Jim Saye Reinventing Houston: Mexican Americans of the World War II Generation By Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez Facing History - CREW: The Men of the USS Texas By Marisa C. Sánchez A Jewish GI Returns Home to Nazi Germany By Carla Curtis Filming the Fight: An Interview with L. Bennett Fenberg Interview by Steven Fenberg Driving on the Edge of Death: Arthur Joseph Jr. and the Red Ball Express Interview by Issac Hampton II
ON THE HOME FRONT
A Glimpse of Houston during World War II By Joel Draut Humble Women at War: The Case of Humble's Baytown Refinery, 1942-1945 By Gary Rabalais Community in History: The Heights Remembers WWII By Mary Michel Hinton The Battle for the Texas Mind: The Firing of Homer Price Rainey and the Fight for the Survival of Academic Freedom and New Deal Liberalism at the University of Texas, 1939-1945 By John Moretta Reminiscences: An Interview with Robert L. Waltrip Interview by William H. Kellar The Debt That's Owed Poem by Eric Kaposta

Want to subscribe to Houston History? Simply go to our Subscription Form and follow the instructions.

Now available at Brazos Bookstore 2421 Bissonnet. Between Kirby & Greenbriar.