none she wasnt in Hollywood yet
she worked in an aircraft factory when Robert Mitchum discovered her
Her real name was Nancy Cusumano, and she had a daughter Nancy, out of wedlock before she was famous hence Norma, her daughter was raised by her sister Jennie, Jean, and her mother's brother's were bakers by trade.....norma jean baker. then they used that and glamorized it to Marilyn Monroe, having to do i think with the monroe doctrine to prevent European rule as both her parents were born in Italy at a time just after world war 2
Here two things will count, first it is Marilyn Monroe in a the army jeep in S Korea. So because of the memory of the Korean war and Marilyn Monroe the price would be a good one.
Monroe was never a member of the military, but she did entertain U.N. troops in Korea in the middle of that nation's civil war.
During The War, Marilyn's young husband was in the Merchant Marine, so she (like millions of other wives wanting their husbands to return soon) went to work at a munitions plant. _Yank_ magazine happened to be taking photos at that factory as a reminder that these women were busy helping the war effort. A few photos of Marilyn were taken, and the photographer suggested she try out at Blue Book, a local modeling agency. No surprise that she quickly became one of their top models, appearing on several magazine covers. Also no surprise that 20th Century Fox also noticed her and gave her a screen test.
Marilyn Monroe resided in apartment 13E, on the 13th floor of 444 E. 57th Street at Sutton Place in Manhattan. She and Arthur Miller resided there from August 1957, and Marilyn was still a resident in this apartment at the time of her death in August 1962 (she had by then become bi-coastal). The apartment was a large classic 6 with formal living and dining, foyer with black and white spanish tiles, and a study; overlooking the East River. The building is a 15 story brick pre-war white glove building in an exclusive enclave of high dollar properties.
Her real name was Nancy Cusumano, and she had a daughter Nancy, out of wedlock before she was famous hence Norma, her daughter was raised by her sister Jennie, Jean, and her mother's brother's were bakers by trade.....norma jean baker. then they used that and glamorized it to Marilyn Monroe, having to do i think with the monroe doctrine to prevent European rule as both her parents were born in Italy at a time just after world war 2
Here two things will count, first it is Marilyn Monroe in a the army jeep in S Korea. So because of the memory of the Korean war and Marilyn Monroe the price would be a good one.
She was in WW2 working in a factory when she got her first modeling job. A man was doing a photo shoot on women helping out in the workforce for Yank magazine.
what was the impact of the war during the world war II
What impact did World War 2 have on British women as mothers
James Monroe was in that war.
Andy Warhol's Marilyn diptych
The Cold War did not impact WW2 at all, because it happened later.
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_There should be a space between 'the' and 'impact' it should read: "What was the impact of World War 2 on US society?" Soz!_
Yes. She was 15 when the US entered the war and 19 when it ended.
Nazism started World War 2