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The Second World War has often been regarded a period of great change for women. Using both print and oral historical sources this book seeks to detail, measure and understand the changes which were occurring both during and after the war to ideas and attitudes about gender in Trail, British Columbia. Diverse and complex changes are detailed through the memories of both women and men and their children. The book emphasizes the importance of inter-generational investigations of change through the use of oral history and illustrates that historical change is often as multi-faceted as the individual experiences of people themselves.…mehr

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The Second World War has often been regarded a period of great change for women. Using both print and oral historical sources this book seeks to detail, measure and understand the changes which were occurring both during and after the war to ideas and attitudes about gender in Trail, British Columbia. Diverse and complex changes are detailed through the memories of both women and men and their children. The book emphasizes the importance of inter-generational investigations of change through the use of oral history and illustrates that historical change is often as multi-faceted as the individual experiences of people themselves.
Autorenporträt
Takaia Larsen has a Masters degree in History from the University of Victoria. She currently teaches History at Selkirk College in the West Kootenays. She is the mother of three and lives with her husband in Castlegar, British Columbia. Her greatest passion is reasearching and writing about the rich human history of her surrounding area.