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Understanding 9/11We will wait : wives of French prisoners of war, 1940-1945
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- Publication date
- 1991
- Topics
- Ehefrau, Women, Kriegsgefangener, Französischer Kriegsgefangener, Tweede Wereldoorlog, Soziale Situation, Vrouwen, Krijgsgevangenen, France, Geschichte (1940-1945), World War 2 Role of Women, Germany, World War, 1939-1945 -- Women -- France, World War (1939-1945), Prisoners of war -- France, Wives -- France -- History -- 20th century, Prisoners of war -- Germany, Wives, Prisoners of war, Vichy-Regime, Franzosischer Kriegsgefangener
- Publisher
- New Haven : Yale University Press
- Collection
- inlibrary; printdisabled; internetarchivebooks
- Contributor
- Internet Archive
- Language
- English
xxii, 253 pages : 25 cm
When the Germans captured nearly two million French soldiers in 1940, they created a group of some 800,000 French prisoner of war wives. The author investigates their experiences during the five-year period their husbands were prisoners and considers the politics of gender in Vichy France
Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-244) and index
Women in France before the war -- The trauma of separation -- The Vichy Regime, the prisoners of war, and their families -- The daily life of prisoner of war wives -- Power, class, and gender : public agencies and prisoners' wives -- Prisoners' wives united : sisterhood and solidarity -- Waiting wives : representations of women alone -- Conclusion : the return -- Epilogue : postwar progress for women in France -- Appendix : questionnaire for the wives of French prisoners of war
When the Germans captured nearly two million French soldiers in 1940, they created a group of some 800,000 French prisoner of war wives. The author investigates their experiences during the five-year period their husbands were prisoners and considers the politics of gender in Vichy France
Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-244) and index
Women in France before the war -- The trauma of separation -- The Vichy Regime, the prisoners of war, and their families -- The daily life of prisoner of war wives -- Power, class, and gender : public agencies and prisoners' wives -- Prisoners' wives united : sisterhood and solidarity -- Waiting wives : representations of women alone -- Conclusion : the return -- Epilogue : postwar progress for women in France -- Appendix : questionnaire for the wives of French prisoners of war
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