Voices of World War II - New Zealanders Share Their Stories

Author(s): Renee Hollis (Editor)

NZ History

Voices of World War II is a visually captivating compendium of photographs and written accounts, providing a snapshot of life during World War II from the point of view of those who lived through us. Fascinating and genuine, it shows the human side of war through dozens of first-hand accounts, memories and reflections on wartime life in New Zealand and overseas. Younger generations will gain an important insight into the lives of their forebears with this tribute to a nation's bravery and resilience. 

General Information

  • : 9781775594314
  • : Exisle Publishing Limited
  • : Exisle Publishing (New Zealand)
  • : 01 October 2021
  • : books

Other Specifications

  • : Renee Hollis (Editor)
  • : Hardback
  • : English
  • : 296
  • : 150

More About The Product

"The book is a treasure and I compliment you on the extent of the coverage relating to the WWII years. A remarkable book. " -- Wendy Rhodes * The Editor of NZ Memories * "I have read many books in WWII, but this one is so very different. It covers the war from so many aspects, not just focusing on the front-line action, but looking at the affects of war from many angles. I congratulate you for producing such a wonderful and thought-provoking record of WWII and I am sure all who read it will hear the voices that you have recorded. " -- BJ Clarke QSM JP * New Zealand President of the RSA * "Voices of WWII is both a tribute to resilience and bravery of those who served and a historic account that will teach younger generations about the lives of their ancestors. Renee, thank you and congratulations on this wonderful book; Voices of WWII" -- Hon Meka Whaitiri * Minister for Veterans *

Renee Hollis is an author, photographer and organizer of collaborative projects for creative artists. She was previously a primary school teacher in New Zealand, the Cook Islands and Botswana. Renee's other books include Keepers of History: New Zealand centenarians tell their stories.