On what love and marriage was like after the First World War in Britain
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Channel: Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) · 2013 · Education
Author Claire Langhamer discusses the turning points in the history of love and marriage after the First World War. She discusses the crucial role of the Second World War and the emotional revolution that followed, significantly altering the meaning and status of emotional relationships. http://oxford.ly/13EOQET
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