Produced in association with the Imperial War Museum, taking Part in the Second World War offers a history of the war told through the words of the people who took part. From airmen to cooks and from ambulance drivers to front-line soldiers, the books explain how ordinary people coped with extraordinary situations: the Blitz, rationing, the fierce fighting of D-Day or the Battle of the Atlantic. Author Ann Kramer skilfully weaves the threads together to build up a portrait of not only the events of the war, but also of those who served future generations so well.
This is Book 4 in the Taking Part in the Secon Series. See all Taking Part in the Secon books here.
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Ann Kramer is one of the UK's most respected non-fiction children's authors, specialising in historical issues such as racism, equality and women's rights. She has written more than 70 books and lives in Hastings.
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