Hi there:
I am writing a historiography paper on the role of Women in WW1. I am consulting Gail Braybon and Penny Summerfield's book, Out of the Cage. I am wondering if anyone knows of any books that offer competing or alternative perspectives of women's role in the war. The assignment is to discuss how historians handle the topic of women in WW1, obviously I will be narrowing my focus to the region (i.e. British, French, German, etc) and topic (economic, sexuality, gender, family, etc). Braybon's book seems to focus on British women so I may stick to that.
Thanks for any help!
Nikita
Role of Women in WW1
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James A Pratt III
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Re: Role of Women in WW1
A think there are a few books on this subject. You might want to make a posting on the Great War Forum. They should be able to help you.
Re: Role of Women in WW1
Hello to all 
; something about.........................
Women in action - 1915.
Source: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1915-The-Sphere ... 0009.m1982
Cheers. Raúl M
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; something about.........................Women in action - 1915.
Source: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1915-The-Sphere ... 0009.m1982
Cheers. Raúl M
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- This young lady had been engaged by the postal authorities of Enfield to help fill the depleted staff caused by the enlistenment of young and fit men......................
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- Uniform used by women serving on the Edinburgh tram; it consisted of tunic with outside pockets and skirt, the soft cap is a distinct improvement of those worn by military personnel..........................
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