Millions like us? : British culture in the Second World War /

• Hayes, Nick
• Hill, Jeff, 1943-

• World War, 1939-1945 -- Great Britain
• Popular culture -- Great Britain
• Great Britain -- Civilization -- 20th century.
• Great Britain -- Social life and customs -- 20th century.

• Liverpool University Press,

• 0853237638
• 0853237735 (pbk.):
• 9780853237730

• £13.95

• Britain domestic politics 1918 39
• prime of life
• Living through the Blitz
• American diplomacy
• Britain and 1940 history myth and popular memory
• end of an elite the French bishops and the coming of the revolution 1786 1790
• One of us a biography of Margaret Thatcher
• history of modern Wales 1536 1990
• Woodrow Wilson and the new America
• Women workers in the Second World War production and patriarchy in conflict
• Britain can take it the British cinema in the second world war
• scramble for Africa
• Official British film propaganda during the First World War
• battle of Towton
• Reactions to the French revolution
• Russian constitutional monarchy 1907 17
• War and memory in the twentieth century
• What difference did the war make
• new look a social history of the Forties and Fifties in Britain
• Portrait of America From Reconstruction to the present
• Promises to keep the United States since World War II
• speeches of Winston Churchill
• Peoples century 1939 Total war
• French Revolution and British popular politics
• France under the Germans collaboration and compromise
• USA Twenties to Vietnam
• New Deal and the South essays
• Crime and the law the social history of crime in Western Europe since 1500
• France since 1918
• Henry VIII and the English Reformation
• Comrades in conscience the story of an English communitys opposition to the Great War
• Hollywood and war the film reader
• feminists womens emancipation movements in Europe America and Australasia 1840 1920
• road to 1945 British politics and the Second World War
• revolution against the church from reason to the Supreme Being
• rise of English nationalism a cultural history 1740 1830
• monastic renaissance at St Albans Thomas Walsingham and his circle c 1350 1440
• gentry 1540 1640
• peoples war Britain 1939 45
• Birth marriage and death ritual religion and the life cycle in Tudor and Stuart England
• Total war and social change
• Now the war is over a social history of Britain 1945 51
• castle in medieval England and Wales
• enduring vision a history of the American people since 1865
• From the old diplomacy to the new 1865 1900
• CliffsNotes on Conrads Heart of darkness and The secret sharer
• Piety charity and literacy among the Yorkshire gentry 1370 1480
• Nobles and the noble life 1295 1500
• Reconstructing womens wartime lives discourse and subjectivity in oral histories of the Second World War
• 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
• Rebirth of a nation Wales 1880 1980
• Churchill the end of glory a political biography
• Propaganda persuasion and polemic
• future for our past an introduction to heritage studies
• Social classes and social relations in Britain 1850 1914
• Portrayals of revolution images debates and patterns of thought on the French Revolution
• Daily life in the late Middle Ages
• Gentry and lesser nobility in late medieval Europe
• construction of heritage
• History and class consciousness studies in Marxist dialectics
• Britains first Labour government
• Cannibal culture art appropriation and the commodification of difference
• origins of the Second World War
• British economy The years of turmoil 1920 1951
• War and the British gender memory and national identity
• Family and kinship in East London
• Britain on the breadline a social and political history of Britain 1918 1939
• War and social change British society in the Second World War
• French Revolution
• England arise the Labour Party and popular politics in 1940s Britain
• Useful toil autobiographies of working people from the 1820s to the 1920s
• Hope and glory Britain 1900 1990
• Instruments of darkness witchcraft in early modern England
• Votes for women
• tolerant country immigrants refugees and minorities in Britain
• Charles VII
• British experience 1945 75
• study of the work of Seebohm Rowntree 1871 1954 social thought and social action
• Propaganda technique in the World War
• Douglas Haig the educated soldier
• terror in the French Revolution
• Before the Black Death studies in the crisis of the early fourteenth century
• road to 1945 British politics and the Second World War
• Britains imperial century 1815 1914 a study of empire and expansion
• myth of the Blitz
• Tudors and Stuarts
• London newspapers in the age of Walpole a study of the origins of the modern English press
• problem of the distressed areas
• myriad faces of war Britain and the Great War 1914 1918
• Wartime women a mass observation anthology 1937 45
• Marie Antoinette the journey
• Jews in Western Europe 1400 1600
• Wartime understanding and behavior in the Second World War
• medieval castle in England and Wales a social and political history
• First Labour Party 1906 1914
• history of their own women in Europe from prehistory to the present
• Elizabeth I the golden reign of Gloriana
• National identities the constitution of the United Kingdom
• Popular opinion and political dissent in the Third Reich Bavaria 1933 1945
• Democracy challenged the United States since World War II