#19 400 women died in munitions factories, between 1914 (when this image was taken) and 1918, when the war ended.

400 women died in munitions factories, between 1914 (when this image was taken) and 1918, when the war ended.

#19 400 women died in munitions factories, between 1914 (when this image was taken) and 1918, when the war ended.

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