Louis Icart: “The train back to the front”, drawing, 1917

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A soldier takes leave of his family. From: Hirschfeld, Magnus and Gaspar, Andreas: Sittengeschichte des Ersten Weltkrieges, 1st edition, Leipzig/Vienna 1930, Vol. 1, 91

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Separation of husbands and wives and sexual mobility in the First World War

One of the products of the First World War was increased mobility. Millions of men were sent to the front and separated from their wives and families, something that had major consequences for partnerships and sexual behaviour.

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