Interwar
-The experience of World War I remained visible in public culture during the interwar years through memoirs, including the account of nursing written by which of the following authors?

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Vera Brittain's memoir, Testament of Youth (1939), detailed her life as a volunteer nurse in World War I. Hers was one of numerous memoirs about the war to be published in the 1920s and 1930s. Radclyffe Hall wrote a fictional account of ambulance drivers in The Well of Loneliness, marking another means by which women writers brought their perceptions of the war into popular literature.

Interwar -The Experience of World War I Remained Visible in Public