Abstract
Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction: Getting a Perspective on Immigrant America Part I. The Transatlantic Years: World War I to 1924 1. Hyphenates and Patriots: An Ethnic Perspective on the Great War 2. Unfinished Business: The Homeland, National Identity, and Americanization 3. Memories, Principles, and Reality: The Postwar Era to 1924 Part II. Turning Inward: 1924 Through World War II 4. Manifesting Pride, Power, and Patriotism: Nationality Days in Local Communities 5. Maintaining an Ethnic Image: Fashioning Nationality Days for Local Youths 6. Language and Leisure: Getting the Younger Generation's Perspective 7. Beyond the Generations: Ethnic Activism and Class Interest in the 1930s 8. The Triumph of Principles: National Unity and Ethnic Activism in World War II Conclusion: Persistent Issues and New Perspectives Abbreviations Bibliographical Note Notes Index
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