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Women Of The Far Right: The Mothers' Movement And World War Ii,New H. A. Thomas Bishop Was 25 WhenThe Majority Of American Women Supported The Allied Cause During World War Ii. And Made Sacrifices On The Home Front To Benefit The War Effort. But U. S. Intervention Was Opposed By A Movement Led By Ultraright Women Whose Professed Desire To Keep Their Sons Out Of Combat Was Mixed With Militant Christianity, Anticommunism, And Antisemitism. This Book Is The First History Of The Selfstyled 'Mothers' Movement,' So Called Because Among Its Component