The Memory Of All That: Canadian Women Remember World War II
Summary
In this extraordinary collection, Ruth Latta has brought together the stories of twenty-five women from varied backgrounds who were young during the Second World War. Some served in the armed forces, others did their bit as civilians, some struggled to survive. All found their lives changed in ways they cannot forget. Now these women, Canadians by birth or by choice, look back on events, challenges, and people who touched their lives during trouble times.
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