The GI Bill Boys: A Memoir
“Stella Suberman’s fascinating memoir culminates with the return to civilian life of Stella and Jack Suberman and a generation of young American veterans, and the momentous new opportunities opening for them with the enactment of the GI Bill of Rights. In all, a heart-warming story, skillfully told, and absolutely crammed with life.”—Louis D. Rubin Jr.“In essence a valuable first-hand microcosm of what happened to the Greatest Generation when it returned home  to resume life with its wives and families,The GI Bill Boysthus  stirringly exemplifies what America at its best can accomplish.”—Bob Summer, first southern correspondent forPublishers Weekly“Besides the Depression experience, Suberman treats life during World War II, racism, the ennui of soldiers after the war, and the promise brought by the GI Bill, as well as changes veterans had undergone as reflected in their behavior as students after the war. Readers will find the book and the writing style enthralling.”—Mark K. Bauman, editor,Southern Jewish History