• Women and World War I

• Published by Primary Source Microfilm

From the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College, the Schlesinger Library at Radcliffe College and other world-reknowned libraries

Women and World War I is comprised of 175 titles, originating mainly from the United States and the United Kingdom. Based on the History of Women collection, Women and World War I also includes additional selections from the European Women's Periodicals and the Gertrude Tuckwell collections.

Undergraduate and graduate researchers in political science, history and women's studies will find a wealth of information focusing on:

• Accounts of war by women
• Records of agencies
• Political and economic treatises
• Individual memoirs
• Biographies describing the involvement of women in the military and in peace efforts

Women and World War I features a guide that includes an essay written by Margaret Higonnet, Ph.D., Professor in the English Department and Comparative Literature Program at the University of Connecticut at Storrs. Also included in the guide are subject, author, title and reel indexes.

31 reels

• Product number: 173477
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