Deaf and World War II: N. Americans Auto/Biographies

Find resources related to Deaf People during the WW II years.

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North American Auto/Biographies

Deaf heritage in Canada : a distinctive, diverse, and enduring culture
Online via Deaf People and WW II website.
British Columbia School for the Deaf, Military Service, and Civilian Support
Deaf People in the Holocaust
Far from Home
Also available as a print book.
Hester, Hester by Battad, Hester Parsons

North American Auto/Biographies

Our Father Abe
The Silents by Charlotte Abrams
Sound of the stars by Frances M. Parsons
The life story of Mother Delight Rice and her children : the first teacher of the deaf in the Philippines
CODA teacher of the deaf who adopted a Deaf Nisei boy when his family was interned in relocation camps. She eventually moved too the Philippines to help set up deaf schools.

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