WW2 Canadian Mona Parsons Andria Hill-Lehr Used Softcover Reference Book

The “WW2 Canadian Mona Parsons” by Andria Hill-Lehr is a softcover reference book examining the life and role of Mona Parsons, a Canadian involved in resistance activities during the Second World War. The book explores Parsons’ experiences in Nazi-occupied Europe, her efforts supporting the Allied cause, and her subsequent imprisonment. Hill-Lehr draws from historical records, correspondence, and personal accounts to provide a factual narrative of Parsons’ contributions and the challenges she faced as a civilian in wartime conditions. This volume serves as a reference for those interested in women’s involvement in the Second World War and offers insights into the broader context of Canadian participation in resistance networks. The softcover format facilitates use as a practical resource for collectors, researchers, and historians interested in Canadian military history and individual stories of resilience. This item is a used copy and may show minor signs of handling or shelf wear consistent with prior use.  Total of 229 pages.