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Eighteen Months in the War Zone by Kate John Finze is a personal memoir and account of the author's experiences during World War I. Finze, an American woman, spent a significant period of time in Europe during the war, and the book details her observations and experiences living through the war zone. The narrative provides insight into the impact of the war on civilian life, the resilience of people living in war-torn regions, and the challenges faced by those caught in the conflict.Through her firsthand accounts, Finze describes the devastation caused by the war, including the destruction of cities, the displacement of families, and the widespread suffering of both soldiers and civilians. She also offers a glimpse into the lives of refugees, the efforts of humanitarian organizations, and the emotional toll the war took on individuals. Her writing conveys a deep sense of empathy and a powerful message about the human cost of conflict.