This collection examines the Young Menâ s Christian Associationâ s support for soldiers and civilians during World War I and World War II. The contributors approach the topic from various angles and argue that the YMCAâ s efforts routinely resulted in conflict with governments, other civic organizations, and individuals.
This collection examines the Young Menâ s Christian Associationâ s support for soldiers and civilians during World War I and World War II. The contributors approach the topic from various angles and argue that the YMCAâ s efforts routinely resulted in conflict with governments, other civic organizations, and individuals.
Jeffrey C. Copeland was formerly assistant professor of history at the United States Air Force Academy. Yan Xu is assistant professor in the Department of History at Spelman College.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Matthew Lee Miller Introduction: Collaboration and Conflict: The YMCA at War Jeffrey C. Copeland and Yan Xu Chapter 1: The Damn Y Man in WWI: Service Perception and Cigarettes Joel R. Bius Chapter 2: Huts in the Holy Land: The YMCA and British Empire Soldiers in the Sinai and Palestine Campaigns 1916-1918 Edward C. Woodfin Chapter 3: To Help and To Organize: The YMCA in Italy during the Great War Ugo Pavan Dalla Torre Chapter 4: The American YMCA and War Work Service in Russia in World War I and the Russian Civil War 1914-1923 Kenneth A. Steuer Chapter 5: The YMCA and the Science of International Civil Statecraft in Post-World War I Czechoslovakia Erika Cornelius Smith Chapter 6: The YMCA with the American Occupation Force in Germany after World War I Larry A. Grant Chapter 7: "Character Conservancy in Shanghai's Emergency": The YMCA in Shanghai 1931-1942 Kristin Mulready-Stone Chapter 8: Befriending Soldiers: The Emergency Service to Soldiers Program of the Chinese YMCA during the Second Sino-Japanese War 1937-1945 Yan Xu Chapter 9: "In Harmony with American Democracy": The YMCA in California during the Japanese American Internment and Resettlement Jeffrey C. Copeland Chapter 10: "Canadians for Canadians Only...It's Like a Paradise": Sport Leisure and the Canadian YMCA in England during the Second World War John J. Maker Chapter 11: The YMCA YWCA and the "Civilizing" of Australian Servicemen in Postwar Japan John Moremon
Foreword Matthew Lee Miller Introduction: Collaboration and Conflict: The YMCA at War Jeffrey C. Copeland and Yan Xu Chapter 1: The Damn Y Man in WWI: Service Perception and Cigarettes Joel R. Bius Chapter 2: Huts in the Holy Land: The YMCA and British Empire Soldiers in the Sinai and Palestine Campaigns 1916-1918 Edward C. Woodfin Chapter 3: To Help and To Organize: The YMCA in Italy during the Great War Ugo Pavan Dalla Torre Chapter 4: The American YMCA and War Work Service in Russia in World War I and the Russian Civil War 1914-1923 Kenneth A. Steuer Chapter 5: The YMCA and the Science of International Civil Statecraft in Post-World War I Czechoslovakia Erika Cornelius Smith Chapter 6: The YMCA with the American Occupation Force in Germany after World War I Larry A. Grant Chapter 7: "Character Conservancy in Shanghai's Emergency": The YMCA in Shanghai 1931-1942 Kristin Mulready-Stone Chapter 8: Befriending Soldiers: The Emergency Service to Soldiers Program of the Chinese YMCA during the Second Sino-Japanese War 1937-1945 Yan Xu Chapter 9: "In Harmony with American Democracy": The YMCA in California during the Japanese American Internment and Resettlement Jeffrey C. Copeland Chapter 10: "Canadians for Canadians Only...It's Like a Paradise": Sport Leisure and the Canadian YMCA in England during the Second World War John J. Maker Chapter 11: The YMCA YWCA and the "Civilizing" of Australian Servicemen in Postwar Japan John Moremon
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