Using letters between soldiers and their loved ones, parents,
sweethearts, wives or children, this book traces the emotional and
psychological ways by which New Zealanders made sense of the
upheavals of war. It shows movingly and graphically that NZ
soldiers were not inarticulate and insensitive 'hard men' but kept
their sense of life before and after the war by the messages of
love, hope and longing that they sent back home. This is the first
title in the new series AUP Studies in Cultural and Social History
edited by Caroline Daley and Deborah Montgomerie, a series of
richly illustrated medium-length books, reflecting New Zealand's
distinctive and sometimes quirky
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