Forgotten warriors: a history of women on the front line
"From Boudicca to Ukraine, battlefields have always contained a surprising number of women. Tracing the long history of female fighters, Forgotten Warriors puts the record straight, exploring how war became an all-male space, and getting to the bottom of why women were allowed to be astronauts...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "From Boudicca to Ukraine, battlefields have always contained a surprising number of women. Tracing the long history of female fighters, Forgotten Warriors puts the record straight, exploring how war became an all-male space, and getting to the bottom of why women were allowed to be astronauts a full thirty years before they were allowed to fight in combat. From the Mino, the all-female army that protected Dahomey from the West for two hundred years to the Night Witches, Soviet flying aces that decimated the Nazis; from the real story of Joan of Arc to the cross-dressing soldiers whose disguises were so effective the men around them never realized who they were fighting with, Sarah Percy shines a fascinating new light on the history of warfare. And against a backdrop of sieges and desperate battles, rebellions and civil wars, a series of extraordinary women come alive on the page, determined not to be passive victims. Every country has their tomb to the unknown warrior, picking out one unnamed body to represent the sacrifices of thousands of others. As Forgotten Warriors shows, those overlooked soldiers could well be female. Their heroic and compelling stories need to be heard"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xxi, 394 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates illustrations 25 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781529344318 9781529344325 |
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| adam_text | Contents Introduction: The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior ix PART I: Women in War I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3 29 49 67 82 Women Generals Camp Followers Under Siege Women Regiments Cross-dressing Soldiers PART II: World War The First World War The Soviet Union in the Second World War Britain in the Second World War Germany and the United States in the Second World War 10. Post-war Transitions 107 134 155 6. 7. 8. 9. 182 198 PART III: Fighting for the Future ii. Women Rebels 12. Gender Equality and the Combat Exclusion 13. The Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan and the End of the Combat Exclusion Conclusion: Buried History 205 228 252 282 vii
CONTENTS Acknowledgements Picture Credits Notes Select Bibliography Index 293 297 299 367 383
Women have always fought in conflicts. Tracing the long and unexpected story of female fighters across millennia, Forgotten Warriors explores how war became an all-male space and gets to the bottom of why women were allowed to be astronauts a full thirty years before they were allowed to fight in combat. From the all-female army that protected Dahomey from the West for two hundred years, to the Night Witches, Soviet flying aces that decimated the Nazis; from the real story of Joan of Arc to the cross-dressing soldiers whose disguises were so effective the men around them never realised who they were fighting with, Sarah Percy shines a fascinating new light on the history of warfare. And against a backdrop of sieges and desperate battles, rebellions and civil wars, a series of extraordinary women come alive on the page, determined not to be passive victims. Every country has their tomb to the unknown warrior, picking out one unnamed body to represent the sacrifices of thousands of others. As Forgotten Warriors shows, those overlooked soldiers could well be female. Their heroic and compelling stories need to be heard.
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Contents Introduction: The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior ix PART I: Women in War I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 3 29 49 67 82 Women Generals Camp Followers Under Siege Women Regiments Cross-dressing Soldiers PART II: World War The First World War The Soviet Union in the Second World War Britain in the Second World War Germany and the United States in the Second World War 10. Post-war Transitions 107 134 155 6. 7. 8. 9. 182 198 PART III: Fighting for the Future ii. Women Rebels 12. Gender Equality and the Combat Exclusion 13. The Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan and the End of the Combat Exclusion Conclusion: Buried History 205 228 252 282 vii
CONTENTS Acknowledgements Picture Credits Notes Select Bibliography Index 293 297 299 367 383
Women have always fought in conflicts. Tracing the long and unexpected story of female fighters across millennia, Forgotten Warriors explores how war became an all-male space and gets to the bottom of why women were allowed to be astronauts a full thirty years before they were allowed to fight in combat. From the all-female army that protected Dahomey from the West for two hundred years, to the Night Witches, Soviet flying aces that decimated the Nazis; from the real story of Joan of Arc to the cross-dressing soldiers whose disguises were so effective the men around them never realised who they were fighting with, Sarah Percy shines a fascinating new light on the history of warfare. And against a backdrop of sieges and desperate battles, rebellions and civil wars, a series of extraordinary women come alive on the page, determined not to be passive victims. Every country has their tomb to the unknown warrior, picking out one unnamed body to represent the sacrifices of thousands of others. As Forgotten Warriors shows, those overlooked soldiers could well be female. Their heroic and compelling stories need to be heard. |
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