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Joan Rice had the same ambitions as many young women of her generation: she wanted to write; wanted to travel; and wanted to be famous. This title presents a personal account of a young woman's experiences of the Second World War, through her diary. It tells the story of everyday war life, and is an account of life and love in a defeated Europe.
This book chronicles the personal experiences of a young woman during the Second World War and its aftermath in Europe. Joan Rice, driven by ambitions to write, travel, and achieve fame, kept a diary that forms the basis of this account. The narrative details the realities of everyday life during wartime and explores themes of life and love in a continent grappling with defeat.
The book offers a personal perspective on the Second World War, focusing on the daily realities and emotional landscape of a young woman navigating a continent in turmoil. The narrative is grounded in diary entries, providing an intimate and direct account of life and love amidst the backdrop of conflict and its aftermath. The author's ambitions to write and achieve recognition are woven into the fabric of her wartime experiences. This work presents a poignant look at a specific historical period through a deeply personal lens.
Page Count:
312
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
ISBN-10:
0750527366
ISBN-13:
9780750527361
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