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Women recruiting for the Army WWI

At the outbreak of WWI in August 1914, Britain launched a massive volunteer recruitment campaign led by Lord Kitchener, aiming to build a New Army from scratch, with over 1 million men joining within just six months. Photograph showing women recruiters in the park at the beginning of World War One, listing men to join the Army

Picture No
49306810
Media ID
49306810
Size
5955px x 3815px (68MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph in The Story of Twenty Five Years', 1910 Silver Jubilee Book 1935', page 122
Date
1914

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