C D Peterson
Carl Douglas Peterson was born and raised on a family dairy farm in New England. An engaging narrator, he is among the last who can write from personal experience about the scarcity of the depression, the fear, sacrifices, and patriotism during World War II and the exuberance in that brief, post-war period when we felt safe and when the middle class was born.
The Untold Story of Unity. The Homefront as a Social Laboratory: Democracy, Propaganda, and Unity. Discover America Through World War II. What WWII Meant for Those Who Stayed Behind. How World War II Brought the End of the Stay-at-Home Mom Era. The American Homefront During WWII: Blackouts, Ration-books and Rosie the Riveter by C D Peterson. Segregation and Sacrifice: Black Americans on the WWII Home Front. Before the Bombs Fell: America’s Uneasy Year Leading Up to WWII.