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Woman Born in 1918 Talks About How She Betrayed Her Husband During the War - Enhanced Audio

In this powerful oral history recording, 102-year-old Dorothy, born in 1918, finally reveals the devastating secret she's carried for over 80 years. During World War II, while her husband served overseas, she made a choice that would destroy her family forever. This enhanced audio captures an extraordinary confession from a woman who lived through the 1900s - from the Great Depression through WWII and beyond. Her story provides a rare glimpse into life in 1940s America, revealing the struggles of military wives on the home front during World War 2. Born in Iowa in 1918, Dorothy's tale takes us back to life in the 1900s, when rationing books sat on kitchen counters, victory gardens fed families, and blue star flags hung in windows throughout small-town America. This is more than just a wartime story - it's a testament to the human cost of war and the choices that haunt us forever. KEYWORDS: woman born in 1918, WWII stories, 1900s america, world war 2, wartime confessions, 1940s america, military wives, home front stories, enhanced audio, oral history, voices from the past, american heritage, historical interview, old recordings, life in the 1900s, 20th century america, wartime affairs, 1940s life, military families, wartime struggles, WWII home front, echoes of the 1900s, american history, greatest generation stories, wartime secrets, iowa history, grain elevator, victory garden, rationing stories, military draft, pearl harbor generation, wartime betrayal, family destruction, wartime loneliness, 1940s women, colonial america, pennsylvania history, founding fathers era, life in the 1800s, 18th century, 19th century america, american revolution, george washington Part of our "Echoes of the 1900s" series - preserving the authentic voices and untold stories from America's past.