Eve's War: The diaries of a military wife during the second world war

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THE DIARIES OF A MILITARY WIFE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR

In 1935, Evelyn Shillington started a diary, little knowing the years of turmoil it would cover, and how insightful her experiences as an army wife would be to the following generations.

Eve joined her beloved husband, Captain Rex Shillington, on his postings, giving her a unique view into army life. Through the abdication crisis, to the turbulent years of the WWII and ending in war-ravaged Italy, Eve documented it all with an inimitable spirit and brave humour.

The diaries lay forgotten in an attic for years until an enterprising antiques dealer discovered them by chance. Published seventy years after Eve wrote in her diary for the last time, they offer a fascinating first-hand account into life on the home front.

Readers love EVE'S WAR:

'Enlightening and well written'

'What a brilliant read'

'Such an interesting account and in great detail too'

'It's a book you just want to carry on reading'

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Lisa Heal
May 1, 2019
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Evelyn Shillington (Author)
Born in 1893, Evelyn Shillington carefully documented her life as an army wife in the second world war, accompanying her husband, Captain Rex Shillington, around his postings. She died in 1981.

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