Small Stories of War: Children, Youth, and Conflict in Canada and Beyond

Cover\nSMALL STORIES OF WAR\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nPart One Global Wars\n	1 Children’s Images of War from the German Home Front, 1914–18\n	2 Sensing War: Childhood Memories of the Wartime Atlantic, 1939–45\n	3 “What Am I to Do to Save My Children?”: Canadian Children in Civil Defence Planning\nPart Two Family and Community\n	4 Children, Soldiers, and Correspondence in Canada’s First World War\n	5 Deconstructing a Canadian Military Family: The Taylor Mother and Son Remember the Cold War\n	6 From Wartime Refuge to Peaceful Hippie Haven: Generations of Youth on Grindstone Island\nPart Three Telling Difficult Stories\n	7 Adolescents during Canada’s Afghanistan Mission\n	8 The Intergenerational Effects of Wartime Sexual Violence: Children Born of Wartime Rape in Northern Uganda\n	9 Politics and Emotion in Drawings by Children in Australian Immigration Detention\nPart Four In the Spotlight\n	Editors’ Introduction\n	10 “Dear Daddy”: Children, Writing, and the First World War\n	11 Writing “Home”: Letters from British Child Evacuees Sent to Canada during the Second World War\n	12 Charting the Social Spaces of Childhood in 1940s Halifax\n	13 Surviving the Peace: Mine Awareness Education in the Former Yugoslavia\n	14 “My Two Families”: Experiences of Refugee Youth\n	15 “Donkeys Can’t Fly on Planes”: Intergenerational Storytelling and Artwork\nFigures\nBibliography\nContributors\nIndex