"Back to Home and Duty: Women Between the Wars 1918-1939" by Deidre Beddoe examines the lives of women in Britain after World War I. This book explores how society shifted expectations for women, moving them away from wartime roles back to domestic ones.
Beddoe presents a detailed look at the challenges women faced in this period. It covers issues like employment, social change, and the push for women's rights. The book uses historical evidence to show how women navigated these changes. It's a key resource for understanding women's history in the early 20th century.
Readers interested in social history and women's studies will find this book insightful. It offers a clear picture of a complex time, showing the struggle for equality and the impact of societal pressures.