Abstract
ABSTRACT:This article considers subversive possibilities of World War II-era films adapted from contemporary novels featuring female characters in war-related roles. By using a novel, audiences could reference material not permissible on screen. Considering novels and films together permitted audiences to see them as supporting changes in women's roles and behavior.
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