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Superman was created as a hero for every person and became a hero of every time. "Superman vs. the Ku Klux Klan" traces the evolution of America's most enduring superhero from his inception in the minds of two Jewish high schoolers in a Cleveland suburb in the early 1930s through his early success as a New Deal champion of the oppressed and a WWII battler against facism, to the climax of his activist career in a 1946 radio show that exposed the brutality of the Klu Klux Klan.
Format: Book (Hardback)
ISBN13: 9781426309151
Published: November 2011
Number of pages: 160
Width: 229 mm
Height: 152 mm
Audience: Children/juvenile
Publisher: National Geographic Society
Country: United States
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