My War Diary: A Lady's Experience of the Great War in Europe 1914-1918 Austro-Hungarian History The centenary of the First

The centenary of the First World War in 2014-18 offers an opportunity to reflect upon the role of gender history in shaping our understanding of this pivotal international event

one endured by the men whose voices we hear in this book

The standard reference now revised and expanded

His team struggled for five more years as it became apparent that the work could only be accomplished by muscle

My War Diary: A Lady's Experience of the Great War in Europe 1914-1918 Austro-Hungarian History The centenary of the FirstDescription By Mary King Waddington Paperback The Great War in France a lady's intimate view Mary King Waddington was born in New York City. She married a French statesman, William Henry Waddington, his parents were naturalised citizens of France and he went on to became prime minister of his country. Mary was a prolific diarist and her account of her experiences as the wife of a diplomat ran to several volumes and were well regarded and quite popular