Gail Braybon 1952-2008: an appreciation.

This obituary of Gail Braybon, whose name is known to many as a pioneer of the history of women in the First World War, and who died in 2008, is written by her friend and former co-author, Penny Summerfield. It focuses on Gail's distinguished record of historical research and writing, the more remar...

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Published in:Women's History Review Vol. 18; no. 1; pp. 177 - 179
Main Author: Summerfield, Penny
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar2009
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