The Women Who Left No Trace| Wartime Women (Part 4 - Bonus Episode)
Why do women rarely appear in WW2 records? Many wartime women left no diaries or letters, only the sparse traces of addresses, occupations, and brief entries in civil records. In this bonus episode, host and expert genealogist Jen Baldwin explores how those small clues — a line in the 1939 Register, a registrar‑office…
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