The Great War in Hollywood Memory, 1918-1939

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This book explores the portrayal of World War I in American cinema during the interwar years, examining how films reflected and shaped public memory of the conflict. It analyzes various cinematic narratives and themes, revealing the industry's role in influencing national identity and collective remembrance. By studying the evolution of war films, the author highlights the cultural and historical significance of this period in American filmmaking.