Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives

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Focusing on the lives of Norfolk women in the early twentieth century, the book explores their journey toward equality across various domains, including politics and social activism. It highlights key events such as the suffragette movement, contributions to nursing during World War I, and the challenges faced during World War II, including involvement with the Holocaust. Additionally, it reflects on the cultural advancements of the 1920s, showcasing the vibrant literary and artistic scene, culminating in the poignant story of a Polish refugee who passed away in Norfolk in 1946.