RRP: £8.99
Publisher: PROFILE BOOKS
Publication Date : 06/03/2008
Paperback
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Guardian Bookshop Notes:
Told through the previously unheard voices of those who participated in the 'Mass Observation' project, this is a powerful, detailed and warming story of WWII from the home front. For 6 years the people of Britain endured bombs and the threat of invasion, and over 140,000 civilians were killed or seriously wounded. The project was set up in the 1930s, and the volunteer diarists were of almost every age, class and occupation. For fans of "Nella Last's War" and "Austerity Britain". '...these diaries truly speak for Britain.' Philip Ziegler
Publisher's description:
For six years the people of Britain endured bombs and the threat of invasion, and more than 140,000 civilians were killed or seriously wounded. Using many diaries, this book tells the story of the war - the military conflict, and, mainly, life on the home front.
ISBN: 9781846680885