Cynthia Harrod-Eagles - Félre a gondokkal - Home and a fronton 1919

1919, the war is over, but the return of life to the old routine is not smooth.
With the return of men, many women have to give up the positions they have achieved at work, and thus they seem to lose the freedom that independent earning and freedom from the walls of the home provided them during the war.

Edward gets an important job as a member of the delegation conducting the peace negotiations in Paris, but this way he can only hope for more lonely months that he and Beattie will be able to find each other again. Fred's unit is sent to the Rhine. Since sending the masses of soldiers home is a long process, Laura's fiance is also delayed, so she starts guided tours for tourists curious about the battlefields. The cook is both worried about him and looking forward to her new life.
England faces a thousand problems, economic hardship, strikes and unemployment, while people everywhere are haunted by the shadows of their dead, never for a moment forgetting what a terrible price they paid for peace. However, with the passing of the first, most difficult period, hope also shines for the residents of the Hunter House, that they are looking forward to a promising new beginning.