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She Sailed: The Dangerous Voyages of Ordinary Women in World War II

She Sailed: The Dangerous Voyages of Ordinary Women in World War II

Hardcover

General World History

PREORDER - Expected ship date April 13, 2027

ISBN10: 0300125763
ISBN13: 9780300125764
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: Apr 13 2027
Pages: 272
Language: English

The overlooked story of non-combatant women who risked and bizarrely relished dangerous seas during the Second World War

In wartime, women and children are supposed to be kept out of danger zones. But during the Second World War, thousands of civilians voyaged in one of the most significant waterborne mobilisations in history. Military personnel and merchant seafarers were sailing to defeat the enemy and transport essential supplies; by contrast, women took to the seas, impelled by love, professional ambition, and adventurousness. They braved bombs and torpedoes with prams and swimsuits.

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