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Bailey, Brenda J.E. A QUAKER COUPLE IN NAZI GERMANY: LEONARD FRIEDRICH SURVIVES BUCHENWALD. Ebor, 1994. 296p., ill. The hardships of a Quaker couple in Nazi Germany. Includes personal account of the development of Quakerism in Germany.
Bryan, Alex. HEALING THE WOUNDS: QUAKER RELIEF WORK DURING WORLD WAR IIAMD ITS AFTERMATH. Quaker Home Service, 1986.
CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE REVISITED. Friends Journal, January 1992 (special issue) 47p.
Davies, A. Tegla. FRIENDS AMBULANCE UNIT: THE STORY OF THE f.a.u. IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939-1946. George Allen and Unwin, 1947. 494p. Detailed photographs and history of worldwide work of British based F.A.U.
Forbes, John. THE QUAKER STAR UNDER SEVEN FLAGS. University of Pennsylvania Press, 1962.
Frazer, Heather.WE HAVE JUST BEGUN TO NOT FIGHT: AN ORAL HISTORY OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS IN CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICEDURING WORLD WAR II. Twayne Publishers, 1996. 268p., ill.
FRIENDS AMBULANCE UNIT: FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT, 1945.
Hamilton, Wallace. CLASH BY NIGHT. Pendle Hill, 1945. 58p.
Goossen, Rachel Waltner. WOMEN AGAINST THE GOOD WAR: CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION AND GENDER ON THE AMERICAN HOME FRONT, 1941-1947. University of North Carolina Press, 1997. 181p.
Halle, Ann Sabine. THOUGHTS ARE FREE: A QUAKER YOUTH GROUP IN NAZI GERMANY. Pendle Hill, 1985. 43p.
Hallie, Philip Paul. LEST INNOCENT BLOOD BE SHED: THE STORY OF THE VILLAGE OF LE CHAMBON, AND HOW GOODNESS HAPPENED THERE. Harper and Row, 1979. 304p., ill..
JAPANESE AMERICAN INTERNMENT: A RETROSPECTIVE. Article in Friends Journal, November, 1992.
Johnson, Stanley. QUAKER WORK FOR PRISONERS OR WAR IN SOUTHWEST FRANCE: 1`945-1948. Sessions, 1990. 35p.
Jonas, Gerald. ON DOING GOOD. Scribners, 1971. 177p.
Jones, Lester M. QUAKERS IN ACTION: RECENT HUMANITARIAN AND REFORM ACTIVITIES OF THE AMERICAN QUAKERS. With an introduction by Rufus Jones. Macmillan, 1929. 226p.
Keim, Albert N. THE CPS STORY: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CIVILIAN PUBLIC SERVICE. Good Books, 1990. 128p., ill.
Kenworthy, Leonard. AN AMERICAN QUAKER INSIDE NAZI GERMANY: ANOTHER DIMENSION OF THE HOLOCAUST. Quaker Publications, 1982. 118p.
Kenworthy, Leonard. SOME CONTRIBUTIONS OF QUAKERS TO THE WORLD. Quaker Publications, 1986.
Kershner, Howard E. QUAKER SERVICE IN MODERN WAR: SPAIN AND FRANCE 1939-1940. Prentice-Hall, 1950. 195p.
Lidbetter, H. Martin. FRIENDS AMBULANCE UNITE, 1939-1943: THREE AND THREE QUARTERS YEARS IN NORWAY, SWEDEN, FINLAND, EGYPT, GREECE, AND STALAG VIIIB GERMANY. Sessions, 1993. 107p.
Luick-Thrams, Michael. OUT OF HITLER’S REACH: THE SCATTERGOOD HOSTEL FOR EUROPEAN REFUGEES, 1939-43. Iowa Community Action Collection, 1996. 321p., ill.
McNiell, Margaret. BY THE RIVERS OF BABYLON: A STORY OF RELIEF WORK AMONG THE DISPLACED PERSONS OF EUROPE. Bannisdale Press, 1950. 231p.
Pickett, Clarence E. FOR MORE THAN BREAD: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF TWENTY-TWO YEARS’ WORK WITH THE AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE. Little, Brown and Company, 1953. 433p.
Richie, David S. MEMORIES AND MEDITATIONS OF A WORK CAMPER. Pendle Hill, 1973. 36p.
Sareyan, Alex. THE TURNING POINT: HOW MEN OF CONSCIENCE BROUGHT ABOUT MAJOR CHANGE IN THE CARE OF AMERICA’S MENTALLY ILL. American Psychiatric Press, 1993. 309p. WWII conscientious objectors, including Quakers, had a profoundly positive effect upon mental health care in the U.S.
Schmitt, Hans A. QUAKERS AND NAZIS: INNER LIGHT IN OUTER DARKNESS. University of Missouri, 1997. 296p.
THE STORY OF C.P.S. 115-R (1943-1946): THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTERMEDICAL SCHOOL AT STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ROCHESTER, N.Y. The cover title is “Guinea Pigs for Peace.”
Sykes, Marjorie. AN INDIAN TAPESTRY: QUAKER THREADS IN THE HISTORY OF INDIA, PAKISTAN, & BANGLADESH, FROM THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TO INDEPENDENCE. Sessions, 1997. 327p. Includes stories of Friends Ambulance Unit.
Waring, Thomas. SOMETHING FOR PEACE: A MEMOIR. Illustrated by Abigail, Waring Robbins. Thomas and Shirley Waring, 1989. 127p. Personal narrative of a Quaker C.O.
Welty, Joel Carl. THE HUNGER YEAR IN THE FRENCH ZONE OF DIVIDED GERMANY, 1946-1947. Beloit College, 1993. 352p.
Williams, Eryl Hall. A PAGE OF HISTORY IN RELIEF LONDON, ANTWERP, BELSEN, BRUNSWICK, 1944-1946. Sessions, 1993. 124p.
Audiovisuals
LOVE AMID THE RUINS: QUAKER SERVICE AFTER THE WAR : QUAKER AID AND RECONCILIATION IN POSTWAR GERMANY. Videocassette (30 minutes) American Friends Service Committee, 1996.
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