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				<title>The Polar Bear Expedition of 1918 - 1919: Interpreting Masculinity Through the Eyes of a Soldier</title>
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				<description>By James G. Partain - While historians argued over the reason for the expedition&amp;rsquo;s failure, from military problems, political problems, or a lack of a proper objective, what has not been discussed, however, is what the men on the expedition experienced. The human element of the story is left out. More importantly, how did they process their experiences when they returned home? To answer this question, I will examine a number of primary sources written by those present during the expedition. These sources will not only reveal how events on the Expedition were viewed by the men, but also how they viewed other countries...</description>
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