Juhnke comments, "The First World War was a crisis and turning point for Mennonites and Amish in America. It forced a reassessment of the costs of Mennonite identity in a democratic and militaristic America. In the postwar era Mennonites struggled toward a new equilibrium. Mennonite anti-modernists campaigned for clearer prescribed doctrine. A conservative mood slowed the pace of social and religious change." Volume 3 in "The Mennonite Experience in America" series. (384pp. illus. index. Herald Press, 1989.)

Also available Mennonites in American Society, 1930-1970 "Volume 4" (#1793).