#21 Despite being paid less than their male counterparts, many of the female munitionettes undertook dangerous and fiddly work.

Despite being paid less than their male counterparts, many of the female munitionettes undertook dangerous and fiddly work.

#21 Despite being paid less than their male counterparts, many of the female munitionettes undertook dangerous and fiddly work.

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