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19th Century
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Florence Nightingale in Crimea
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Helping France. The Red Cross in the Devastated Area.
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Field Service
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A. Piatt Andrew, Henry D. Sleeper,
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------.
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SSU8
Diary
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William
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Kirkland
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Clarence
V. Mitchell. With a Military Ambulance in France, 1914-1915.
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---------------. Three
Soldiers.
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Cummings. The Enormous Room. Boni and Liveright, Inc.,
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Bob
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W.H. Perry.
A Short History of 485 Company of the American Field Service.
August 30-1942-May 2, 1945.
J.B.
McKinney. Medical Units of 2 NZEF in Middle East and Italy.
Wellington, NZ: War History Branch, Department of Internal Affairs,
1952.
Charles
P. Edwards. An AFS Driver Remembers. [draft] New York:
AFS, 2002.
Carl
H. Adam. Tales of AFS in WWII. (Writings of an AFS editor
and public relations director): undated manuscripts.
Joseph Desloge, Jr. Passport to Manhood.
Self-published, 1995.
A
Mother's Scrapbook: John Newlin Hobbs and the American Field
Service, 1942-1945.
John Masters. A Road Past Mandalay.
Bantam: New York, (1961)1979.
Hugh Popham. F.A.N.Y. The Story of the Women's Transportation
Service, 1907-1984. London: Lee Cooper, 1984.
Jacques Duprey. L'Ambulance Hadfield-Spears. La drôle d'équipe. Paris: Nouvelles Editions Latines, 1953.
Rachel Millet. Spearette. A personal account of the Hadfield-Spears Ambulance Unit,
1940-1945. Ely, England: Fern, 1998.
A.
Tegla Davies. Friends Ambulance Unit. The Story of the F.A.U.
in the Second World War, 1939-1946. London: Allen and Unwin,
1947.
Middle East and North Africa
The
AFS News Bulletin, 1943-1944. Published by Members of the
American Field Service in the Middle East, 1942-43.
Benefit
Exhibition for the American Field Service. Whitney Museum,
New York, 1942.
Andrew
Geer. Mercy in Hell. An American Ambulance Driver with the
Eighth Army. MaGraw Hill, New York, 1943.
Evan
Thomas. Ambulance in Africa. New York: Appleton. 1943.
Stuart
Benson. "Comments On The American Field Service And The
Middle East." Text of lecture. March 1942.
Cliff Saber. Desert
Rat Sketchbook. New York: Sketchbook Press. 1959.
"Letter from Libya," (QuickTime
movie). AFS, New York, 1944.
Caleb
Milne. I Dream of the Day. Africa 1942-1943. New York:
Longman's, 1945.
Robert John Crawford. "I Was an Eighth
Army Soldier." London: Gollanz, 1944.
W.G.F. Jackson. The Battle for North
Africa, 1940-1943. Mason/Charter: New York, 1975.
The Memoirs of Field-Marshal Montgomery. New York: Signet,
1959 (1958).
Correlli Barnett. The Desert Generals. New York: Berkeley,
1960.
Italy
Paul C. Rodgers. The Saga of Section
Six. New York: AFS, 1994.
The
Tiger Triumphs---The Story of Three Great Divisions in Italy.
H.M. Stationary Office (for the Government of India), 1946.
Oliver Barres. One Shepherd, One Flock.
New York: Sheed and Ward, 1956. (excerpt)
Alfred A. Parsell. War Is Not Only For
Soldiers. Civilian Life in World War II Italy As Observed
by AFS Volunteer Ambulance Drivers. New York: AFS, 1994.
Fred Majdalany. The Battle of Cassino. New York: Ballentine,
1957.
Christopher Hibbert. Anzio: The
Bid for Rome. New York: Ballentine, 1970.
India-Burma
Trevor N. Dupuy, ed. Asiatic Land
Battles: Allied Victories in China and Burma. New York: Franklin
Watts. 1963.
Don Moser, ed. China-Burma-India. New York: Time-Life.
1978.
Scott Gilmore. A Connecticut Yankee in the 8th Gurka Rifles.
A Burma Memoir. Brassey's: London, 1995.
John Frederick Muehl. American Sahib. New York: John Day,
1946.
Gordon S. Seagrave. Burma Surgeon..
Norton: New York, 1943.
--------. Burma Surgeon Returns.. Norton: New York, 1946.
Alan K. Lathrop. "Dateline: Burma".
Dartmouth Medicine, Spring 2004.
Paul Geren. Burma
Diary. 1943.
Charles Evans. A Doctor in
XIVth Army, Burma 1944-1945. London: Leo Cooper, 1998.
Antony
Brett-James. Ball of Fire. The Fifth Indian Division in the
Second World War. Aldershot: Gale & Polden, 1951.
J.H. Williams. Elephant Bill.. Rupert
Hart-Davis: London, 1950.
Tim Carew. Man For Man..
First Nel Paperback: London, 1971 (1955). [fiction]
Frank Bonham. Burma Rifles.. Crowell: New York, 1960.
[fiction]
John
Patrick. The Hasty Heart. Comedy-Drama in Three Acts,
1944.
Endgame
Trevor N. Dupuy, ed. European Land
Battles: 1944-1945. New York: Franklin Watts. 1962.
Anita Leslie A Story Half
Told. A Wartime Autobiography. London: Hutchinson. 1984.
High
School Exchanges
Prep
school Origins
Peterson's
1999-2000 Guide to Private Secondary Schools, 1999.
Ernest Kolowrat. Hotchkiss. A Chronicle
of an American School. New Amsterdam Press, 1992.
John Evelyn Wrench. Struggle,
1914-1918. London: Ivor Nicholson and Watson, 1935.
Stephen
Birmingham. Chapter 22: "To serve...", America's
Secret Aristocracy, New York: Berkley Books, 1985.
Albert
E. Benson. History of Saint Mark's School. 1925.
Growth
The Political Dimension
Henry J. Kellermann.
Cultural Relations--Instrument of Foreign Policy. U.S.-German
Exchange. 1945-54. State Department, 1978.
Walter Johnson & Francis J. Colligan.
The Fulbright Program: A History.. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1965.
U.S. Congress. Public
Law 402 (Jan 27, 1948) and Public Law 584 (Aug 1, 1946).
Documents
George
Rock. "The First Years of the Teenage Programs (1946-1955)."
History of the American Field Service, 1920-1955. New
York, 1956.
William
P. Orrick. The First Thirty Years of the AFS International
Scholarships. New York: AFS Archives, 1991.
Bärbel Helmers & Dagmar Bethkowsky.
50 Years of Hosting in Germany. AFS Germany, 2002
William P. Orrick, ed. A Selection of Correspondence between
AFS New York and the German Office, 1957-1960, AFS Archives,
1997.
Glen
McMurry "First German students get AFS scholarships"
(1952).
Interviews (sound files)
William P. Orrick. Long interview
with Dorothy Field. No date.
William P. Orrick. Short interview with Dorothy Field.
No date.
William P. Orrick. Interview with Sally Howells. [Third
party unidentified]. No date.
Context:
Other youth exchanges and programs
Youth programs
E.E. Reynolds. Baden-Powell, A Biography.
1942.
Joshua Miner & Joe Boldt. Outward Bound USA. 1992.
Arthur
Gillette. One Million Volunteers. The Story of Volunteer
Youth Service. London: Pellican, 1968.
Youth abroad
Sven
V. Knudsen. My Friends Abroad. The International Interchange
of Boys. Boston: self-published, 1932.
International
Fellowship Through School-Boy Contacts Ecole du Montcel,
1928.
Adventure
in Service. The story of Rotary---its origin, growth, and influence.
Evanston: Rotary International, 1949.
Claude Fuess. Independent Schoolmaster.
Boston: Little, Brown. 1952. Chapter 16.
Donald B. Watt. Intelligence
is not Enough. The Story of My First Forty Years and of the
Early Years of The Experiment in International Living. Putney,
VT: The Experiment Press, 1967.
John A. Wallace. The Experiment in International
Living. Opening Doors Worldwide. Putney, VT: Whetstone, 1996.
David T. Dana III A Generous Idea. Saint Paul's School
and Seikei Gakuen. Chevy Chase, MD: Posterity Press, 2000
Preparation
for Tomorrow. A German Boy's Year in America. U.S. State
Department Publication, 1951.
Peace Corps
Brent Ashabranner. A Moment in History. The First Ten Years of the
Peace Corps. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1971.
Thomas J. Scanlon. Waiting for the Snow.
The Peace Corps Papers of a Charter Volunteer. Chevy Chase, MD: Posterity Press, 1997.
Fritz Fischer. Making Them Like Us.
Peace Corps Volunteers in the 1960s. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1998.
Dillon Banerjee. So You Want to Join the Peace Corps.
Berkeley: Ten Speed, 2000.
The
experience called "AFS"
Stories
Marian
Mitchell. "Our Tony" in Saturday Evening Post,
July 7, 1956.
Katherine T. Kinkead. Walk Together,
Talk Together. The American Field Service Student Exchange Program.
New York: Norton, 1962.
Libby Machol. Gianna. Boston: Beacon, 1967.
M.E. Eiseman. Everyone has a Story to Tell: Forty Years of
AFS. Milwaukee: M Press, 1987.
Audra Snyder Bailey. Hold Fast to Dreams. Indianapolis:
Guild, 1996.
Clarissa Lorenz. Junket to Japan. Boston: Little Brown,
1960.
Bronwyn Horton. Letters from Thailand. AFS Australia,
1995.
Megan McNeill Libby. Postcards from France. New York:
Harper's, 1997.
Georg
Broch, ed. The AFS Story. Journeys of a Lifetime. 1914, 1947,
1997. Oslo: AFS Norge. 1997.
Publications
AFS
Newsletter. September, 1955. New York: AFS.
AFS
Newsletter. August, 1956. New York: AFS.
Our
World. Vol. 21, Issue No. 1, 1969. New York: AFS.
Our
World. Vol. 22, Issue No. 2, 1970. New York: AFS.
Vikingen
66. Bulletin of AFS Sweden, 1966.
Texts
of U.S Presidents' speeches to visiting AFS students.
American
Field Service International Cookbook. Buffalo: Western NY
Committee, AFS, 1960.
Movies (QuickTime)
"The AFS Story", AFS Intercultural
Programs, 1989.
"Journeys, AFS Adventures in Latin America", AFS Intercultural
Programs, 1991.
"The Bradley-AFS Russian Exchanges", McNeil/Lehrer
Report, 1993.
"Building Citizenship for a Diverse World", Keynote
film for AFS World Congress, AFS Intercultural Programs, 1993.
The
new field: learning from experience
Adventures abroad
J. Daniel Hess. Studying Abroad/Learning
Abroad. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press, 1997.
Council on International Educational Exchange. Going Places.
The High School Student's Guide to Study, Travel and Adventure
Abroad. New York: St. Martin's, 1993.
Council on International
Educational Exchange. Black Students and Overseas Programs:
Broadening the Base of Participation. New York: CIEE,
1991.
Bettina Hansel. The Exchange Student Survival Guide. Yarmouth,
ME: Intercultural Press, 1993.
John Hawks. The Complete Guide to the Homestay Experience
Abroad. New York: Facts on File, 1994.
L. Robert Kohls. Survival Kit for Overseas Living For Americans
Planning to Live and Work Abroad. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural
Press, 1996.
On the home front
Nancy King and Ken Huff. Host Family
Survival Kit. A Guide for American Host Families. Yarmouth,
ME: Intercultural Press, 1985.
Craig Storti. The Art of Coming Home. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural
Press, 1997.
Education
Education for the Intercultural Experience. R. Michael Paige, ed. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural
Press, 1993.
Norman L. Kauffmann, Judith N. Martin, and Henry D. Weaver, with
Judy Weaver. Students Abroad: Strangers at Home. Education
for a Global Society. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press,
1992.
Craig Storti. Cross-Cultural Dialogues. 74 Brief Encounters
with Cultural Difference. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press,
1994.
Organization and logistics
Stephen H. Rhinesmith. Bring Home
the World. A Management Guide for Community Leaders of International
Programs. New York: AMACOM, 1975.
------. A Manager's Guide to Globalization. Six Keys to Success
in a Changing World. Alexandria, VA: ASTD, 1993.
Field
theory: the dynamics of intercultural experience
Dimensions of culture
Edward T. Hall. The Silent Language.
New York: Anchor, 1973 (Doubleday 1959).
------. The Hidden Dimension. New York: Anchor, 1966.
------. Beyond Culture. New York: Anchor ,1976.
------. The Dance of Life. New York: Anchor, 1984.
------. An Anthropology of Everyday Life. An Autobiography.
New York: Doubleday, 1992.
Paul Bohannan. How Culture Works. New York: The Free Press,
1995.
Clyde Kluckhohn. Mirror for Man. New York: Premier, 1957,
(McGraw Hill 1949).
Intercultural perspectives
Edward C. Stewart. American Cultural
Patterns: A Cross-Cultural Perspective. Pittsburgh: Regional
Council for International Education, 1971 (Doubleday 1959).
Larry A. Samovar, Richard E. Porter & Lisa A. Stefani. Communication
Between Cultures. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1998.
Michael R. Laubscher. Encounters with Difference. Westport,
CT: Greenwood, 1994.
Peggy Golde, ed. Women in the Field. Anthropological Experiences.
Second edition, expanded and updated. Berkeley: University of
California, 1970, 1986.
Margaret Mead. Letters from the Field, 1925-1975.
New York: Harper and Row, 1977.
Jill M. Bystydzienski and Estelle Resnik, ed.
Women in Cross-Cultural Transitions. Bloomington, IN: Phi Delta Cappa, 1994.
David E. Young & Jean-Guy Goulet. The Anthropology of
Extraordinary Experience. Broadview Press, 1994.
Rites of Passage
Joseph Chilton Pearce. Magical Child.
New York: Dutton, 1977.
Arnold van Gennep. The Rites of Passage. Chicago: University
of Chicago, 1960 (1909).
Mircea Eliade. The Sacred and the Profane. New York: Harper,
1957.
------. Rites and Symbols of Initiation. New York: Harper,
1958.
Bernadette Roberts. The Experience of No-Self.
Boston: Shamballa, 1984
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