Reconstructing women's wartime lives : discourse and subjectivity in oral histories of the Second World War /

• Summerfield, Penny.

• World War, 1939-1945 -- Women -- Great Britain
• Women -- Great Britain -- History -- 20th century
• World War, 1939-1945 -- War work -- Great Britain
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Social aspects -- Great Britain
• Women -- Employment -- Great Britain -- History -- 20th century
• Oral history

• Manchester University Press,

• 071904460X (hbk.)
• 0719044618 (pbk.)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. [313]-325) and index.

• Angels and citizens British women as military nurses 1854 1914
• Women who went to war 1938 46
• War and memory in the twentieth century
• But there was no peace the role of violence in the politics of Reconstruction
• Foundations of the conciliar theory the contribution of the medieval canonists from Gratian to the Great Schism
• Wartime women a mass observation anthology 1937 45
• Keep smiling through
• Keep smiling through women in the Second World War
• Wartime understanding and behavior in the Second World War
• Race the history of an idea in America
• end of the Russian empire
• Landscape and Englishness
• home front the British and the Second World War
• Women at war
• Women and the womens movement in Britain 1914 1999
• Film & radio propaganda in World War II
• battle for Britain citizenship and ideology in the Second World War
• War and the British gender memory and national identity
• Churchill
• test of war inside Britain 1939 45
• National identities the constitution of the United Kingdom
• Total war and social change
• Portrayals of revolution images debates and patterns of thought on the French Revolution
• Britain in the Second World War
• Only halfway to paradise women in postwar Britain 1945 1968
• Churchill the end of glory a political biography
• Winston Churchill statesman or opportunist
• origins of the First World War
• hard road to renewal Thatcherism and the crisis of the left
• From Blitz to Blair a new history since 1939
• slave community plantation life in the antebellum South
• Britain and 1940 history myth and popular memory
• Troop morale and popular culture in the British and Dominion armies 1914 1918
• British Isles since 1945
• Black and white the negro and English society 1555 1945
• What difference did the war make
• Britain in the Second World War a social history
• War and social change British society in the Second World War
• After Britain New Labour and the return of Scotland
• Waves of protest social movements since the sixties
• Working class culture women and Britain 1914 1921
• British at war cinema state and propaganda 1939 1945
• Women workers in the Second World War production and patriarchy in conflict
• absent minded imperialists empire society and culture in Britain
• economic history of the English Poor Law 1750 1850
• Forever England femininity literature and conservatism between the wars
• century of Chinese revolution 1851 1949
• Churchill on the home front 1900 1955
• Shaping the nation England 1360 1461
• peoples war
• blood of our sons men women and the renegotiation of British citizenship during the Great War
• improvement of mankind the social and political thought of John Stuart Mill
• study of social and constitutional tendencies in the early years of Edward III as illustrated more especially by the events connected with the ministerial inquiries of 1340 and the following years
• British propaganda during the First World War 1914 18
• Modern times reflections on a century of English modernity
• Edwardians the remaking of British society
• crisis of the old poor law in England 1795 1834 an interpretive essay
• Black British white British
• revolution against the church from reason to the Supreme Being
• Manliness and morality middle class masculinity in Britain and America 1800 1940
• speeches of Winston Churchill
• age of the dream palace cinema and society in Britain 1930 1939
• Oedipus and the Devil witchcraft sexuality and religion in early modern Europe
• Nineteenth century Ireland the search for stability
• experience of World War I
• British culture and the end of empire
• Staying power the history of black people in Britain
• Doing oral history
• Mill and sexual equality
• towns of Italy in the later Middle Ages
• class society at war England 1914 18
• Daily life in the late Middle Ages
• myth of the Blitz
• Interpreting the French Revolution
• Millions like us British culture in the Second World War
• Italians in Chicago 1880 1930 a study in ethnic mobility
• court of France 1789 1830
• Leisure and class in Victorian England rational recreation and the contest for control 1830 1885
• Facing Armageddon the First World War experience
• Life on all fronts women in the First World War
• Three studies in medieval religious and social thought the interpretation of Mary and Martha the ideal of the imitation of Christ the orders of society
• Culture and history 1350 1600 essays on English communities identities and writing
• Hope and glory Britain 1900 1990
• Power in Tudor England
• Churchill coalition and wartime politics 1940 1945
• Edward III and the Scots the formative years of a military career 1327 1335
• Britain in the first age of party 1680 1750 essays presented to Geoffrey Holmes
• Hitlers rise to power the Nazi movement in Bavaria 1923 1933
• Stability and strife England 1714 1760
• fourth crusade event and context
• Religion and revolution in France 1780 1804
• Stalinism and after
• Theatres of memory Island stories unravelling Britain
• My life
• Virgin martyrs legends of sainthood in late medieval England
• Oxford illustrated history of medieval England
• ideologies of class social relations in Britain 1880 1950
• outbreak of the English Civil War
• Bedes Reges and principes