Ann Kramer is an experienced author, who has written or contributed to more than 50 books. She specialises in history, about which she is passionate, and has written various titles on wartime experiences, including Women and War, Taking Part in the Second World War and recently Land Girls and their Impact (Pen & Sword, 2008), which used extensive interviews and original photographs. Ann has been active in the peace movement for many years - from Aldermaston to Greenham Common - and as a result has developed a keen interest in conscientious objectors, whose bravery and achievements she believes deserve greater coverage. Born in London, Ann now lives on the south coast in Sussex.
Kramer has used extensive primary sources. Britain at War Drawing on extensive primary sources, Kramer describes the inter-war peace movement that gave birth to many conscientious objectors, looking into who these men and women were and their reasons for refusing conscription. Military History Monthly
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