A Broken Nurse of the Great War. The annotated diary of Sister Mabel Crook NZANS

A Broken Nurse of the Great War. The annotated diary of Sister Mabel Crook NZANS

by Wendy A. Maddocks

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"Mabel's original diaries have been used as the basis for this book. These are available by appointment to view in the National Army Museum archives in Waiouru, New Zealand. Certain photos taken by, or of Mabel have been obtained from the digital photo album hosted by the National Army Museum and a fee paid to us these. The digitized WW1 military files of Mabel have been used and the wider concept of "broken nurses" is drawn from a large research study conducted by the author where all digitized files of nurses who served overseas were analyzed." --Publisher description.

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