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Richmond-set ‘Shipyard Gals’ details history-making efforts of WWII working women - Local News Matters
In her riveting new novel titled “Shipyard Gals,” Valerie Stoller has written about World War II from an unusually eye-opening point of view. The book is set in the Bay Area at the height of the war, in and around Richmond’s Kaiser Shipyard, and as it begins, the U.S. military is making constant demands to keep the war effort producing. With so many men fighting overseas, American women are joining the wartime efforts at home, and a new kind o…
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