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Recording the true stories of adversity faced by the civilian populations of Europe and in particular the fall of Antwerp to the Germans in the opening months of World War I, Louise Mack (a forty-something coquettish reporter wrapped in furs and speaking French with an Australian accent) inadvertently became the world's first female war correspondent with her uncommonly forthright and passionate testimony regarding the tragic events and the ordinary people who were the true heroes.
Written with excruciating vividness and genuine emotion, A Woman's Experiences in the Great War provides a unique perspective on the hardships, adversity, and conflict that engulfed Europe and its people.