Missing in action: May-September 1944

“Missing in Action: May-September 1944” by Peggy Ryle, published by W.H. Allen in 1979, is a personal narrative that explores the experiences of British army spouses during World War II. This edition spans 166 pages and is presented in English, offering readers a glimpse into the emotional landscape faced by those waiting for news of their loved ones during a tumultuous period.

In this book, Peggy Ryle shares her own story, reflecting on the challenges and uncertainties that accompanied the wartime experience. Readers will find insights into the lives of army spouses in England, highlighting their resilience and the impact of the war on personal relationships. The narrative is enriched with facsimiles, providing a deeper understanding of the historical context and personal struggles faced during May to September 1944.