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War's End?… What Now? The Second World War from a woman's point of view

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 February 2016

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‘War's End’ must of necessity be linked with war's beginning and the years between. The exodus from North Queensland to the south (mainly Brisbane) after the fall of Singapore, and the transition from a rural environment to city living, offers a unique insight into war's effect and aftermath from a woman's point of view. This exodus south, which swelled the ranks of women in a burgeoning industrial and martial clime, wrought enormous social upheavals never before experienced in living memory.

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1 Pinney, Estelle, Time Out for Living (Sydney: Pan Macmillan, 1995), 19, 20, 2627.Google Scholar