Portraits for the Home Front: The Story of Elizabeth Black

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Elizabeth Black left a promising Pittsburgh art career to join American Red Cross efforts during World War II. She proposed a unique project to sketch hundreds of soldiers, sailors and airmen throughout Europe and send the treasured portraits to worried families back home - all across America.

Aired: 11/07/13

Rating: NR

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Support for Engage Veterans provided by Grand Valley State University. Recognized by Military Times as one of its 140 "Best for Vets" insitutions for outstanding support for to current and former service members. Grand Valley State University is honored to acknowledge the contributions made by the members of our armed services.

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