A selection of war-time correspondence which tells the story of a separated couple who loved each other dearly, and also gives a fascinating insight into British attitudes, society, politics and the wider world at this crucial time in history.
During World War II, Jim and Pam Maurice were separated for three years.
Jim, a GP, became an RAF doctor sent to the Middle East. Pam stayed at home in the south of England with their two small children.
Eloquent and educated, they were prolific letter writers, exchanging correspondence weekly, and producing over 300 letters in total.
This selection of their correspondence tells the story of a separated couple who loved each other dearly and also gives a fascinating insight into British attitudes, society, politics and the wider world at this crucial time in history.