There are a whole load of book reviews, some positive, some negative, on my site. All the way back to 2007.

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Dear Lillian,
One of the essays in Broken Lights, 1914 is "The Right to Freedom". Could that be a revised version of The Gospel of Freedom? However I will place The Gospel of Freedom on my to-get mental shelf alongside Harry Benjamin's The Winter of Our Discontent.

June's second book, The Female Impersonators was completed while Saben was doing editing/writing work for the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Immigration and Naturalization.

Jennie June was an alias of the distinguished Harvard graduate Mowry Saben who had previously written books under his male name - some of which are quite misogynist There are also articles in medical journals.

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Marie-Josèphe Bonnet. Violette Morris: histoire d'une scandaleuse. Paris: Perrin, 2011.

When the French Resistance assassinated Morris, they also murdered his passenger, a pork butcher, the butcher's wife and their two children.

Bonnet suggests that embarrassment over the killing of the two children led to a building up of the story of Morris' guilt.

GLBT+ much more involved with the Nazis. Why is Morris the chaufeur the one condemned.

Based on two pages in a novel by famous crime writer Auguste Le Breton, Les pègriots, 1973, which has 2 pages on Morris, Raymond Ruffin defamed Morris as La hyène de la Gestapo. Marie-Josèphe Bonnet debunked Ruffin's lies.

My account of Violette Morris. zagria.blogspot.com/2015/05/viol...

And of course the real-life version of a star POW female impersonator in a Japanese camp was the celebrated Bobbie Spong who died in prisoner-transfer ship torpedoed by a US submarine.
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Of course, the classic example of de-transing was the 1965 film of James Clavel's King Rat, 1962, based on his own experiences in a Japanese POW camp. The book features a POW female impersonator, who was in the first script, but then removed by the studio suits.
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Not disagreeing with your general point, but ambulances in Ontario and Quebec result in a small charge - $40 the last time we needed one.