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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26077-4 at the center of the international modernist literary movement until her death, shortly after the end of the Second World War. In her memoir, ., written from Alice’s point of view, she recalls their war-time service driving an ambulance for an American volunteer ambulance group, activities which re

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26077-4rbian front in 1914, when she was almost forty years old. As the front collapsed, Sandes gradually transformed herself into a soldier, remaining with the Serbian army on its retreat through the mountains of Albania to the sea. In part because of her valor, in part because of her symbolic value as a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45153-0ished by Princess Golitsin in Moscow. By 1915, she was at the front in Poland, then Austria and Romania. Soon she found herself part of the Russian retreat and in the end witnessed the outbreak of the revolution. She fled Russia to Siberia, then the United States. After her return to Britain, she we

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Digitale Interne Kommunikation im Wandel,and American television, . was published in 1933 and based on the journals Brittain kept during the War. Though the book is sometimes criticized for the naivete of its attitudes, it still provides an unparalleled insight into the impact of the War on a young, middle-class woman. The fighting cost Br

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Mathias Brandstädter,Sandra Grootztches in . (1929) combine brief vignettes written during or shortly after the War with short stories (among them ‘Blind’) written later, reflecting her post-war assessment of the meaning of her experience.

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Interne Kommunikation im Wandeler novel, . (1932), draws upon those experiences as well as upon those of her close friend, Ruby Wyld, who worked in a munitions factory. The following excerpt, while not, strictly speaking, autobiographical, nevertheless provides a convincing account of the life of women munitions workers.