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Although the title of this piece was "Few Fraternize as Ban Is Lifted," Hill attributed the lack of intimacy more to German "resistance" than to American reluctance.
Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II 2008
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"Of Course They Fraternize — It's an Old Yankee Custom," Newsweek 25 (9 April 1945): 56 – 8; "Charge Americans with Looting in Germany," Christian Century 62 (9 May 1945): 573. back
Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II 2008
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Pop-up large image not already too much beaten and disheartned, they would send some troops there to Fraternize with them.
Letter from Abigail Adams to John Adams, 6 January 1799 1799
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(If you're unaware, it stands for Vice Presidents I'd Like to Fraternize with. sort of.)
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(If you're unaware, it stands for Vice Presidents I'd Like to Fraternize with. sort of.)
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(If you're unaware, it stands for Vice Presidents I'd Like to Fraternize with. sort of.)
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(If you're unaware, it stands for Vice Presidents I'd Like to Fraternize with. sort of.)
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(If you're unaware, it stands for Vice Presidents I'd Like to Fraternize with. sort of.)
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"German Propaganda: Secretaries Assist in Carrying Out Army Order Forbidding Troops to Fraternize with Germans."
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Note 102: Gladwin Hill, "Few Fraternize as Ban is Lifted," New York Times (16 July 1945); "Fraternizing GIs Hit Nation's Front Pages," Stars and Stripes, Paris ed.
Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II 2008
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