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Madam V - Virginia Vernon's War: Battling to Bring (Ensa) Entertainment to the British Troops

Madam V - Virginia Vernon's War: Battling to Bring (Ensa) Entertainment to the British Troops

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Entertainment & Performing ArtsHistorical FiguresMilitary Biographies

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ISBN10: 1837052778
ISBN13: 9781837052776
Publisher: History Press
Published: Aug 13 2026
Pages: 276
Language: English

'Meticulously researched and appropriately entertaining, Madam V dances through the history of ENSA with a light, rapid, airborne step.' - Clare Mulley, author of Agent Zo

In 1939, at the outbreak of war, 46-year-old Virginia Vernon was recruited to bring morale-boosting entertainment to British troops overseas. With fluent French, a Parisian education and a successful Broadway career behind her, she was the ideal candidate to oversee the welfare of ENSA (Entertainments National Service Association) performers. But as she quickly discovered, 'welfare' would come to mean far more than she imagined.

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