British Womens Work During the Great War - with a List of Women Who Died on War Service
A rare find - this is a never previously published manuscript taken from the department of printed books rare book collection in London's Imperial War Museum. Originally written as a contribution to a…
Specifikacia British Womens Work During the Great War - with a List of Women Who Died on War Service
A rare find - this is a never previously published manuscript taken from the department of printed books rare book collection in London's Imperial War Museum. Originally written as a contribution to a book on the war service of women from the Allied Nations in the Great War, it has never see the light of day until now. The anonymous author tells how women sprang to work to help the national war effort as soon as hostilities began in 1914. The early contributions of women were confined to nursing services, caring for displaced Belgian and French and Serbian refugees and performing voluntary work to assist and care for wounded and needy servicemen. But as the war continued and the drain on manpower became ever more severe, the authorities were pressed to form women's branches of the armed forces. As a result the Women's Army Corps, the Women's Royal Navy and the Women's Royal Air Force
Women Who Run with the Wolves
Women Who Run with the Wolves