Wartime Women by Dorothy Sheridan - ISBN: 9781842126172
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Untold stories of British women during WWII: liberation or deprivation?

Wartime Women

A Mass Observation Anthology

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    288 pages

  • Release Date

    31 August 2002

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Summary

The Mass-Observation organisation was set up in 1937 with the aim of recording everyday life in Britain. Dorothy Sheridan has plundered its astonishingly rich archives to put together this anthology of women’s experience in the Second World War. What was this experience? How far did it go to liberate women? Was it the opportunity that so many expected, or was it simply six years of deprivation, hard work and pain?

WARTIME WOMEN allows us to explore these questions through the writings…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781842126172
ISBN-10:1842126172
Author:Dorothy Sheridan
Publisher:Orion Publishing Co
Imprint:Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:288
Edition:2nd
Release Date:31 August 2002
Weight:253g
Dimensions:133mm x 107mm x 21mm
Series:WOMEN IN HISTORY
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Critics Review

A list of treasures here presented could continue almost indefinitely. This is a wonderful book and it is much hoped that it is only the first of several further sections

A list of treasures here presented could continue almost indefinitely. This is a wonderful book and it is much hoped that it is only the first of several further sections * TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT *Irresistible reading. The only defect of this anthology is that it is not twice as long – John Carey on Speak For Yourself

About The Author

Dorothy Sheridan

Dorothy Sheridan has been at the Mass-Observation Archive since 1974.

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