Women’s War Work: Indian Women and the Second World War
National Army Museum, SW3 4HT London, Chelsea
FREE
About
A free lunchtime talk at the National Army Museum exploring the roles Indian women played during the Second World War. Historian Dr Kiran Sahota, an award-winning military historian and founder of Believe in Me CIC, covers contributions from the Women's Auxiliary Corps India and the Wasbies in Burma to the Royal Indian Naval Service, as well as the wives who stayed at home while their husbands served as soldiers.
Written by a model, sources: nam.ac.uk
Venue
National Army Museum is in London’s Chelsea.
SW3 4HT London
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