I'd like to look at stuff other than the basic "trench warfare" narratives, in particular; I can think of lots of home-front stuff from WWII, but not so much WWI, so suggestions would be really helpful.
Do you know, I can't think of anything either, apart from Vera Brittain.
Good secondary sources can be found in the "war" section of Oxford's twentieth century social history paper...
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Re: Women At War, WWI
Date: 2009-06-01 09:46 pm (UTC)Do you know, I can't think of anything either, apart from Vera Brittain.
Good secondary sources can be found in the "war" section of Oxford's twentieth century social history paper...
http://www.history.ox.ac.uk/currentunder/bibliographies/fhs_fs_22_britsoc20C_october_2007.pdf
Can I put in a plug for "The Great War and Modern Memory" by Paul Fussell even though it isn't strictly speaking about the home front?