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:: Monday, May 31, 2004 ::
Civilian Women Played Major Role in World War II Victory By Rudi Williams, American Forces Press Service
No one knows what the outcome of World War II would have been if more than 18 million women hadn't worked in home-front defense industries to free men for overseas battlefields and to keep the nation running.
World War II factory worker Thelma M. Snyder believes the war would not have been won without the help of millions of women on the home front. And she's right, according to historians.------------------------------------------- posted 7:54 AM :: reference link ::
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