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 : Female munitions workers. By Fortunio Matania


Female munitions workers. By Fortunio Matania

As it became clear there would be no decisive swift victory for either side in World War I, the constant demand for munitions increased, and the recruitment of women to work in the factories was a crucial factor in the war effort

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13731739
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45394479
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2725px x 1772px (948KB)
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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
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Illustration by Fortunio Matania in The Sphere. 24 June 1916, p224-225. Image digitally colourised using AI
Date
1916

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