Box 2

Gordeuk's notes on a course entitled, "Individual Responsibility for Participation in the War."

Instructional materials prepared by the US Army on post-war planning, redeployment to the Pacific, Fascism, war criminals and the home front. All are undated, except for a sheet entitled "What's Wrong With the Germans," dated November 10, 1944.

A publication used to educate soldiers on various issues, including the progress of the war, the occupation, the GI Bill of Rights. Included here are Vol. III, nos. 10 (3/10/45), 18 (5/8/45), 19 (5/15/45); vol. IV, nos. 2 (5/22/45), 3 (5/29/45), 4 (6/5/45), 5 (6/12/45), 6 (7/19/45), 7 (7/26/45) and 9 (7/10/45).

A publication outlining I & E sessions on issues such as the home front, why the war was fought, foreign policy issues and Allied nations. This collection includes issues 19 through 30.

Typewritten instructional material prepared by the 13th Armored Division's Intelligence Section (G-3) at Camp Bowie, Texas. They were for use in instructing soldiers on such issues as Frank Capra's Why We Fight series, the Geneva Convention, the fear in battle, the future of Europe and propaganda. Included here are nos. 1 to 3, 5 to 8 and 11, dating from March 6, 1944, to September 13, 1944.

A publication used to educate soldiers on various issues, including propaganda, guerilla fighters, Allied nations, orientations, the progress of the war and the GI Bill of Rights. Included here are issues 31-45, 47-52, 57-58, 61, 65-66, 69, 72-74, and a supplement, dating from July 31, 1944, to June 2, 1945.

A series of three information pamphlets, nos. 1 "Food" (5/25/45), 2 "Propaganda" (6/2/45), and 3 "Fascism" (6/9/45).

A publication used to instruct I & E officers in disseminating information to their units. Included here are vols. 1-2, 5, 7 and 9, dating from April 24, 1945, to June 19, 1945.