Women in War by Lee, Celia -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Contributors Foreword Editors’ Note Dedication Introduction - Paul Edward Strong and Celia Lee THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Chapters 1 - Sir Colin Campbell’s Incumbrances

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Chapter 2 - Heni Te Kiri Karamu

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THE FIRST WORLD WAR

Chapter 3 - Home from Home on the Western Front, 1914–1918

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THE SECOND WORLD WAR

Chapter 4 - Working, Queueing and Worrying

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Chapters 5 - Flight through the Retreating Allied Armies

The Refugee Path to Antwerp Exodus towards England Those Left Trapped in Occupied Europe Aiding the War Effort Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography

THE SECOND WORLD WAR: THE BRITISH FIGHTING SERVICES

Chapter 6 - ‘Put That Light Out!’

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Chapters 7 - Homeland Defence

Introduction Manpower Pressures The Ethical Environment The Nation at War–Ethics in Conflict Morale and Identity–Best Military Practice Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography

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Chapter 9 - Hurricanes and Handbags

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THE SECOND WORLD WAR: SECRET SERVICE WORK

Chapter 10 - British Secret Agents during the Second World War

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Chapter 11 - Sue Ryder and the FANYs of SOE

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Chapter 12 - Women with a Secret

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Chapter 13 - ‘Station X’

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THE SECOND WORLD WAR: THE EASTERN FRONT

Chapter 14 - Women in the Siege of Leningrad

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Chapter 15 - Lotta Svärd, Nachthexen and Blitzmädel

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Chapter 16 - Women at War

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Chapters 17 - Women who Thawed the Cold War

To the West of the ‘Iron Curtain’ The ‘Silver Lining’ to the East of the ‘Iron Curtain’ Notes Select Bibliography

Chapter 18 - War Veterans

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