National Archives at Atlanta
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This itinerary shows that French philosopher Jean Paul Sartre visited sites of the Tennessee Valley Authority with seven other French... Tags: Tennessee Valley | World War II |
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Even before the war began, the U.S. District Courts were busy condemning land on behalf of the federal government. In this case... Tags: Eminent Domain | Kentucky | World War II |
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During the war, strikes by coal miners threatened the nation's wartime production which led to some mines being taken over and run... Tags: Labor | Propaganda | World War II |
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In August 1941, Secretary of War Henry Stimson approved the establishment of a danger area in the Gulf of Mexico near Tampa... Tags: Florida | Map | Waterways | World War II |
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The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) was an international agency which coordinated measures... Tags: Foreign Countries | Health | Malaria Prevention | World War II |
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Many military installations published their own newsletters during the war in order to inform and entertain their civilian... Tags: Georgia | Newsletters | World War II |
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The "Salute" newsletter published by the Augusta Arsenal frequently offered beauty tips to its female population... Tags: Fashion | Georgia | Women | World War II |
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During World War II, many military installations fielded their own baseball teams. These teams competed against other local teams... Tags: Baseball | Georgia | World War II |
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A former Fish and Wildlife Service employee, who was serving in the military in Great Britain, sent a letter to his former employer... Tags: Baseball | Foreign Countries | World War II |
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Eager to establish his organization as a major player in the mobilization for war, TVA Director David Lilienthal presented... Tags: Speeches | Tennessee | World War II |
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- 5780 Jonesboro Road
- Morrow, GA 30260
- (770) 968-2100
- atlanta.archives@nara.gov
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- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
