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#7 Belgian refugee women use lathes to make ammunition casings at the Belgian Munition Works in London, September 1918.

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Belgian refugee women use lathes to make ammunition casings at the Belgian Munition Works in London, September 1918.

Belgian Refugees of World War I: When 600,000 Belgians Left their Homeland to Seek Asylum

#7 Belgian refugee women use lathes to make ammunition casings at the Belgian Munition Works in London, September 1918.

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