Popular Culture: 1940-1959
Written by Nick Hunter
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Part of the A History of Popular Culture Series
Synopsis
Popular Culture: 1940-1959 by Nick Hunter
What was skiffle ? How did technology change the look and design of everyday things during the 1940s and 1950s? With Disney and Elvis Presley, Teddy Boys and Marilyn Monroe, this was the era where popular culture really came into its own! It was also the era where a TV set might find its home in the living room of an average family. Find out how fashion, music, and movies changed and developed after WWII, and how the Cold War also had an influence.About the Author
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Format
Paperback
64 pages
Author
Nick Hunter
More books by Nick Hunter
Publisher
Raintree an imprint of Capstone Global Library Ltd
Publication date
10th October 2013
ISBN
9781406240290
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