Anne- I have your article from the Mass. Review on Cunard in my file on Salaria Kea- I’ll definitely look for your book. African American women in the SPW is such a rich and understudied area. So glad to make this connection with you!

Gerda Taro’s photographs of the SPW at the International Center for Photography.

https://www.icp.org/search-results/Gerda%20Taro/all/all/relevant/0

Also, the Abraham Lincoln Brigade archives at NYU are fantastic for US participation in the war.

http://www.nyu.edu/library/bobst/research/tam/alba_guides.html

Hello all! My interests are women in photography, literature and film dealing with the SPW from historical as well as contemporary perspectives.

We are very much looking forward to Lisa Kirschenbaum’s visit to Syracuse U. this fall! Great to see you in this group. And thanks for starting up this conversation, Anne.

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Thanks, Sophia! Will check it out tonight.  As an aside, I just binge-read Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland’s The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O., which, because it featured (a) time travel, (b) excessive bureaucracy, and (c) the military-industrial complex, was a thoroughly enjoyable read!