Millions Like Us - Women\'s Lives in War and Peace 1939-1949

From BBC Radio 4. Written by Virginia Nicholson; Read by Fenella Woolgar; Abridged by Doreen Estall; Produced by Elizabeth Allard Virginia Nicholson's evocative account of the Second World War is told through a multitude of individual women's experiences. As their stories unfold we discover how they loved, suffered, laughed, grieved and dared. Episode 1: The conflict begins, and thirty-seven year old Frances Faviell learns to administer first-aid, and Lorna Bradey, serving as a nurse in France, witnesses the horror of Dunkirk first hand. Episode 2: A ship is hit by a torpedo, and Mary Cornish's terrifying account of the hours and days that followed is recalled. Episode 3: Women enter the workplace in ever increasing numbers. Episode 4: Rumours and speculation about a second front gather pace, and Doris Scorer is transferred from the aircraft factory to the woodwork shop, where she starts making gliders. Episode 5: As the celebratory atmosphere of VE day fades, many women are left wondering what the future holds.

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