A study of the involvement of women in the French Resistance in France during World War 2 as perceived by Marie-Madeleine Fourcade and Lucie Aubrac in their eye-witness accounts of the period : their roles and motivations and the restrictions placed on them / Jacqueline O'Shea.
Imprint
Blanchardstown, Dublin : Institute of Technology, 2007.
This study set out to investigate women and their involvements in the Resistance in France during the German Occupation of World War 2 in order to discover the roles they undertook, thier motivations, their backgrounds and the impact their involvement had on their families. The meaning of Resistance had to be clarified. Did it mean being involved in direct military action, being a member of a particular network or movement or were there other forms of Resistance?
Credits
Dissertation submitted to the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the M. A. in Language Education (French).
