What Were Your Ancestors Doing in the 1940s?
By A Mystery Man Writer
What were your ancestors doing in the 1940s? This interesting decade saw America enter WWII, and also brought an end to the war. It is best known for that, but other things were going on then, too. Here are some things that may have impacted the everyday lives of your 1940s ancestors—or maybe even you, if you were there.
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