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7 years ago

German restaurants in San Francisco adapt to anti-German sentiments post-WWI.

California History
German Restaurants in San Francisco in the Wake of World War I
Leonard Schmieding

Paper Summary

German restaurants in San Francisco adapted to anti-German feelings after World War I in three ways: they disguised German food as American, let non-Germans judge their quality, and opened new restaurants carrying on German traditions.

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