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January 1, 2026Mormon Studies Review

Between Church and State: Fundamentalist Mormon Life in the Shadow of Depression, War, and the FBI

Paul A. Anthony

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To investigate the dynamics of fundamentalist Mormon life amidst federal scrutiny and to highlight individual experiences within that context.
Analysis of Collinwood's diary entries and FBI investigatory documents
Examination of historical records related to fundamentalist Mormon communities
Interview transcripts with fundamentalist members
Revelation of personal experiences of fundamentalist Mormons during World War II
Insight into legal challenges faced by polygamous families
Documentation of the intersection between faith and the complexities of living under federal investigation

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Historical analysis explores plural marriage and its implications for fundamentalist Mormon communities under FBI scrutiny.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69be38da6e48c4981c6798a5 https://doi.org/10.5406/21568030.13.1.04

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