Millions Like Us: Women&Apos S Lives In The Second World War Virginia Nicholson Penguin Books Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία History

In Millions Like Us Virginia Nicholson Tells The Story Of Women\ S Second World War Through A Host Individual Experiences We Tend To See As Man\ Featuring Spitfire Crews And Brave Deeds On Normandy Beaches But Conditions \ Total War\ Women - Services Home Front Demonstrated That They Were Cleverer More Broad-Minded Altogether Complex Than Anyone Had Ever Guessed How These Loved Suffered Laughed Grieved Dared Re-Made Their Peacetime Would Never Be Same Again Vividly Entertaining Uplifting Humbling Deserves Bestseller\ Bel Mooney Daily Mail\ Passionate Fascinating Profoundly Sympathetic\ Artemis Cooper Evening Standard Was Born Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Grew Up Yorkshire Sussex She Studied At Cambridge University Lived Abroad France Italy Then Worked Documentary Researcher For Bbc Television Her Books Include Acclaimed Social History Among Bohemians Experiments Living 1900-1939 Singled Out Two Million Survived Without Men After First Both Published By Penguin 2002 2007 Is Married Writer Has Three Children Lives Σελίδες: 560 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm