A Duty to Starve: The Minnesota Starvation Experiment
  • Thesis
  • Stand
  • Serve
  • Starve
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    • Shift
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  • Resources
    • Personal Interviews
    • Bibliography and Process Paper
  • Thesis
  • Stand
  • Serve
  • Starve
  • Solve
  • Significance
    • Shift
    • Support
    • Save
  • Resources
    • Personal Interviews
    • Bibliography and Process Paper
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Minnesota Starvation Experiment Laboratory Sign, The Good War and Those Who Refuse to Fight it, 1945.
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"Why do people who were drafted go to fight wars, without escaping? Because there's a duty. It's the same kind of a thing, just a different battlefield. And from our point of view at the time, it was a battlefield consistent with what our conscience would tell us. But it was a battlefield. And battlefields are not supposed to be easy."
​- Max Kampleman, Minnesota Starvation Experiment participant, 1993

Ella Hoch Robinson
A Duty to Starve: The Minnesota Starvation Experiment
First Place National History Day 2018
Junior Individual Website

Word Count: 1200
​Media Time: 3:57
Process Paper: 499
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