Ángela Graupera, The Great Crime. What I Saw During the War. A View from Serbia
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In this article we present the book The Great Crime. What I Saw During the War (1935) by the Catalan writer and journalist Ángela Graupera. This social activist and campaigner for women’s and workers’ rights worked as a Red Cross nurse in Serbia during the First World War. While working in the military hospital in Nish, Graupera described her daily life and the horrors of war, the typhus and the cold suffered by the combatants and the population, and raised an outcry against the barbarity of all wars. With our study, we want to make the legacy of this extraordinary woman known and free her from the unjust oblivion in which she finds herself today.
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