r concerned with how they would fit into the family system. Some fathers were determined to take an active role in the family and they did by being extra strict with their families. Returning fathers came to home to find out of control and wild children, a far cry from ordered military life they had lead during the war. Some children even resented the strangers who had re-entered their lives, lives that seemed complete without them. One of the roots of these feelings was that children had lived in complete families during the war and had enjoyed being pampered and hated the determination that some returning fathers had to fulfill his paternal role and
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