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Entertainment for the U.S. War Effort in World War I
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Sarah Biegelsen
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Sarah Biegelsen is a Master's of Public History graduate from UMKC. A native of Kansas City where the National World War I Museum is located, she specializes in First World War cultural and societal history. Likewise, she has been a lifelong fan of early 20th-century American popular culture, with a particular fondness for music and films made between the 1910s until the 1940s. A jack of all trades, Sarah hopes to secure a Public History position in either museums, archives, libraries, genealogy, etc. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, singing, swing dancing, and watching movies.
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