WW2 French Les Parisiennes Anne Sebba Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW2 French Les Parisiennes Anne Sebba Used Hardcover Reference Book is a comprehensive historical account examining the experiences of women in Paris during the Second World War. Authored by Anne Sebba, the book provides a detailed analysis of daily life for Parisian women under German occupation from 1939 to 1949, covering themes such as survival, resistance, collaboration, and societal change. Drawing on archival research, interviews, and personal narratives, Sebba documents the varied responses of women to the challenges of wartime, including roles played in resistance networks, everyday acts of defiance, and the complexities of society under occupation. This used hardcover edition features a sturdy binding and contains approximately 400 pages with photographic plates, a bibliography, and index for reference. Suitable for researchers, historians, and collectors, the volume contributes to a broader understanding of civilian experiences in occupied France, with a specific focus on the impact of war on women’s roles and Parisian society.  Total of 457 pages.