Women’s Autobiographies by the Date of Publication

This site allows you to access the collection of women’s autobiographies organized by the last name of the authors. The collection includes autobiographies written by women who actively participated in or lived through an armed conflict covered by the Oxford Handbook of Gender and War since 1600 edited by Karen Hagemann (General Editor), Stefan Dudink, and Sonya Rose (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2018). The focus of this collection is the twentieth century as the period during which the relevant autobiographies were published. The included autobiographies are mainly written and/or published in English, French, German or Russian. To search the collection, go to the Keyword Search Page


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McKechnie, Elspeth. Why Me?. 2nd ed. Hornby: Blaisdon Publishing, 2003.
Kern, Ilse. Looking Back. Nokomis, FL: Hauert Press, 2004.
Rosenfeld, Klara. From Lwów to Parma: A Young Woman's Escape from Nazi-Occupied Poland In The library of Holocaust testimonies; Variation: Library of Holocaust testimonies. London: Vallentine Mitchell, 2005.
Gavrilova, Lidiia Pavlovna, and Eva Daeneke. Ein kleines Flämmchen: Wie eine Zwangsarbeiterin überlebte In Quellen zur Regionalgeschichte,; Bd. 11; Variation: Quellen zur Regionalgeschichte ;; Bd. 11. Bielefeld, Germany: Verlag für Regionalgeschichte, 2005.
Ramdin, Ron. Mary Seacole In Life & times; Variation: Life & times. London: Haus Publishers, 2005.

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