Titlebook: Beyond the Home Front; Women‘s Autobiograph Yvonne M. Klein (Professor of English) Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

Cosmopolitan

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Flora Sandes (1876–1956)rbian sergeant, and lived in Yugoslavia where she was briefly called up, despite her age and the lingering effects of a severe war wound, as a member of the reserves in 1939. Her . (1916) aided in her successful fund-raising for the Serbian forces and made her an instant celebrity.

使出神

Florence Farmborough (1887–1980)nt on to become a university lecturer in Spain, where she remained during the Civil War, coming back home to London just in time for the Battle of Britain. Her diary, ., originally intended for her family, was published in 1974.

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Kathleen Dayus (b. 1903)cially after portions of her book became the basis for a television series. She has gone on to complete the story of her life in three more volumes, from one of which, . (1985) the following is selected.

BUOY

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Helen Thomas (1877–1967)he latest edition (Carcanet, 1987) contains the text of both with the real names restored and with the addition of letters and further reminiscences by Helen and selections from Myfanwy Thomas’s autobiographical account . (1982).

抗體

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45153-0nt on to become a university lecturer in Spain, where she remained during the Civil War, coming back home to London just in time for the Battle of Britain. Her diary, ., originally intended for her family, was published in 1974.

Mendacious

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Book 1997 a broad variety of sources, many long out of print, this anthology brings together the autobiographical accounts of both famous and ordinary women to provide a new view of the changing role of women as they experienced the sorrows, the terrors and the occasional joys of war in the twentieth century

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Drawing on a broad variety of sources, many long out of print, this anthology brings together the autobiographical accounts of both famous and ordinary women to provide a new view of the changing role of women as they experienced the sorrows, the terrors and the occasional joys of war in the twentie