Women and the First World War (Seminar Studies)
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Women and the First World War (Seminar Studies)

by Susan R. Grayzel

History Gender Studies
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Explores women's roles and experiences during the First World War, highlighting social changes, employment shifts, and lasting impacts across nations and classes.

ISBN-13 9780582418769 ASIN 0582418763 Views 145 Publisher Routledge Year 2002 Edition 1 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 212 Adult No Created March 27, 2026 Updated September 09, 2026
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Women and the First World War examines how women contributed to and were affected by the global conflict of 1914-1918.

The book explores changes in employment, family life, and social expectations brought about by wartime conditions.

It considers both the opportunities and challenges women faced across different nations and social classes.

Designed for students, the text provides context for understanding the broader social impact of the First World War.

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