At Home and Under Fire: Air Raids And Culture In Britain From The Great War To The Blitz
Susan R. Grayzel’s At Home and Under Fire examines air raids and their cultural significance in Britain from the Great War to the Blitz. Focusing on the relationship between warfare and life at home, this historical study explores Britain during a transformative era of aerial conflict.
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At Home and Under Fire explores the relationship between air raids and culture in Britain.
The book spans the period from the Great War to the Blitz, tracing a significant era in modern British history.
Susan R. Grayzel considers how the experience and threat of aerial attack intersected with life at home.
This study offers historical context for understanding Britain, warfare, and culture during the early era of air power.
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