Who Do You Think You Are?

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THE SECRETS AND STORIES OF MILITARY SERVICE FROM THE FINAL FEW WOMEN WHO FOUGHT IN WORLD WAR II

WW2

Tessa Dunlop

Headline, 368 pages, £20

Many women were in their element during the Second World War, enjoying opportunities that they would never have encountered in peacetime. Tessa Dunlop has done a splendid job of bringing their recollections to life. She interviewed 17 of the surviving female veterans about joining up and helping the Allied cause. Many found the

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