Eighteen months in the war zone : $b the record of a woman's work on the western front

"Eighteen Months in the War Zone: The Record of a Woman's Work on the Western Front" by Kate John Finzi is a powerful story that shows the bravery and essential work of women during World War I. The book describes the tough experiences of nurses and other women who helped on Europe's Western Front in the early 1900s. The story focuses on the difficulties and rewards of their work in hospitals and care centers amidst the horrific battles and suffering. Finzi's journey begins showing her journey from England to France and the emotional experiences of medical workers on the front lines. It uncovers the daily lives of the soldiers and the effect on people and their communities. By capturing the spirit of cooperation, courage, and the brutal truths of war, the book also explains the transformations of towns into large military bases.