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Remembering Chicago & World War II (1997)
Chicagoans of all stripes share their stories from a time when the city served as a major war production center and a hub for soldiers on their way to and from battle. Candid interviews, personal snapshots, and archival films bring to life their stories of love, service, and survival.
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Chicagoans of all stripes share their stories from a time when the city served as a major war production center and a hub for soldiers on their way to and from battle. Candid interviews, personal snapshots, and archival films bring to life their stories of love, service, and survival.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
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Written By:Scott Craig, Lynn Pollack
In Theaters:11/30/1997
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:WTTW/Chicago
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