Book · 1933 · Nonfiction

Testament of Youth

Name: Testament of Youth
Author: Vera Brittain

Penguin Books (Penguin Random House) · 661 pages

★ 6.3 editorial score

Brittain left Oxford to nurse the wounded and lost her fiancé, her brother, and two close friends. She set down the grief of an entire generation without softening a line of it.

Genre

Autobiography and memoir

Subject

World War I Pacifism

Time

1933

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