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Drawing on official records, contemporary writing and oral history, the author examines the myth and reality of women's "experience of war" and argues that the effect of war-work has changed but not improved their working lives.

Looking at female fascist activism and the influence of feminist ideology on the British Fascist agenda, this text examines the significance of the impact of feminist thought in this area.

This work explores citizenship and its relationship to Britain's national identity

This text looks at public and private ideas of national identity in times of war, how they were arrived at and the extent to which they were shaped by gender.

The period 1940-1960 was a time of considerable change in British society. This work explores the questions that it raised, and looks at citizenship and its relationship to Britain's national identity.