Table of Contents

Introduction to the Series, Susan R. Grayzel; Chronology, Susan R. Grayzel; Part 1 Backdrop; Chapter 1 Introduction, Susan R. Grayzel; Part 2 Experiences of War; Chapter 2 The War Begins: Propaganda, Recruitment and State Support of Families, Susan R. Grayzel; Chapter 3 Women’s War Work: Remunerative, Voluntary and Familial, Susan R. Grayzel; Chapter 4 Women in the Line of Fire, Susan R. Grayzel; Chapter 5 Morale, Morality and Sexuality, Susan R. Grayzel; Chapter 6 Pacifism, Dissent and Revolution, Susan R. Grayzel; Part 3 Effects of War; Chapter 7 Assessing the Consequences of the War for Women, Susan R. Grayzel; Chapter 8 Conclusion, Susan R. Grayzel; Part 4 Documents, Susan R. Grayzel; d1e5738 Who’s Who, Susan R. Grayzel; d1e22027 Seminar Studies in History, Susan R. Grayzel;

About the Author

Susan Grayzel is an Associate Professor in the Deaprtment of History, University of Mississippi.

Reviews

'an innovative addition to the series...This book will prove invaluable for those seeking a comparitative analysis of the women's question in the early twentieth century.' Richard Brown, The Historical Association website 'the broad range of topics, collection of documents, and bibliography make this a very useful starting point for undergraduate students.' Deborah D. Buffton, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, H-Women, H-Net Reviews