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Oral History Interview with Ed Doyle
The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Ed Doyle. Doyle and his brother survived the first wave of attacks on Wake Island but were captured by Japanese forces on 23 December 1941. Doyle was shipped to Shanghai and then marched to the Woosung prisoner-of-war camp, where food was scarce. While there, he worked an ammunition detail, polishing shells. Unwilling to let their spirits be dampened, Doyle and his fellow prisoners put on a Christmas show for each other, complete with singing and dancing. Doyle and his brother both returned home safely
Margetta Hirsch Doyle Diaries, 1942-1945
The 1943 diary of Margetta Hirsch was transcribed and edited by students in Professor Jennifer Putzi's Women's Studies 150W "American Women's Diaries" in Spring 2012. Each of the 9 students transcribed one month and a portion of another month. The transcription and a cover for the diary transcription are included here.Diaries, 1942-1945, of College of William and Mary undergraduate Margetta Doris (Hirsch) Doyle. The diaries document her student and extra-curricular activities while a student during World War II
Oral history interview with William Doyle
William Doyle is the author of An American Insurrection
Portrait photograph of Martin Doyle and Una Doyle
Black and white portrait photograph, mounted on card, of Martin Doyle, husband of Winifred Patton, and their daughter Una Doyle. Una was aged 3 years and 6 months at the time this photograph was taken. Photographer unknown
Jack Doyle
"Jack Doyle Darwin Infantry Bat.t. (19th. Batt.) QX 50517 1941 - 43".Jack Doyle. Darwin Infantry Battalion. (19th Battalion). QX 50517. 1941 - 43
Portrait photograph of Martin Doyle
Black & white portrait photograph, mounted on card, of Martin Doyle, husband of Winifred Doyle [Patton] and father of Una Doyle. Photographer unknown
Patrick Doyle Senior Recital, April 1, 1957
Concert program for Patrick Doyle Senior Recital, April 1,
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