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A firsthand wartime memoir recounts a woman's transition from comfortable country life to mobilization and conflict, describing the arrival of soldiers, evacuation and loss among neighbors, daily adjustments at a country chateau, and efforts to aid wounded and refugees. It blends intimate portraits of friends and household staff, practical improvisations for survival, and candid observations of morale, hardship, and the reshaping of civilian routines in the shadow of nearby battles.
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