Savage Peace: Hope and Fear in America, 1919 By Hagedorn, Ann Ann Hagedorn,

Simon & Schuster

Discover the compelling story of America in 1919 with "Savage Peace: Hope and Fear in America" by Ann Hagedorn. This meticulously researched book offers a vivid portrait of a nation grappling with the aftermath of war and pandemic, and the rise of new fears. Explore the societal shifts, government surveillance, and the fight for democracy through the eyes of key historical figures. Ann Hagedorn brings this pivotal year to life, showcasing the tension between hope and fear that shaped modern America. Key themes include: * Post-WWI anxieties and the rise of Bolshevism * Government surveillance and the beginnings of the FBI * Labor strife and civil unrest * The struggle for civil rights for African-American soldiers * The evolving landscape of free speech and national security A sweeping narrative grounded in extensive research, "Savage Peace" is an essential read for understanding a critical moment in American history. The book features 560 pages of in-depth analysis and historical narrative. Summary: Savage Peace, Ann Hagedorn, Hope and Fear in America, 1919, Paperback, English, Simon & Schuster, Trade Paperback, historical analysis.