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

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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.

WWI

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←#18 While some women became nurses, others worked in hospital workshops, such as this one at the Kensington War Hospital, making prosthetic limbs.
#20 Exposure to toxic sulphur left many workers with yellowed skin, while others were killed in explosions. One 1917 incident killed 73 and flattened 900 homes.→

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