Wartime Britain
1939–45
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About this book
The Second World War affected every aspect of life on the home front. From food rationing to air raid shelters, war work to the Squander Bug, those left at home had to take huge changes in their stride as Britain mobilised, economised, and saved in the name of Victory. Wartime Britain takes a look at what these changes actually meant for families: how families coped when parents went to fight and children were evacuated; how pets were fed during rationing; the rise in road accidents during the blackout; and ‘shelter cough’.
Contents
- Preface
- Britain Prepares for War
- Family Life
- Home and Neighbourhood
- Work
- Food and Drink
- Shopping and Style
- Transport
- Relaxation and Entertainment
- Education and Social Service
- Health
- Places to Visit
- Index
Paperback; April 2011; 80 pages; ISBN: 9780747808299