Jews and Gender in Liberation France (Studies in the Social and Cultural History of Modern Warfare, Series Number 14)

This book offers a fresh perspective on France during and after WWII by challenging traditional narratives of resistance and collaboration.

It delves into the construction of national identity in post-liberation France, exploring the significance of race and gender.

With engaging interview material and sophisticated research, this book provides a stimulating evaluation of France's national identity formation.

The author's elegant writing style and deep research make this book a welcome addition to the growing literature on French history.