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#143 Women and baby seen here leaving the city for the country side to avoid the nightly bombing. September 1941

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#143 Women and baby seen here leaving the city for the country side to avoid the nightly bombing. September 1941

Women at Work: The Women who Kept Britain Going During World War II

#143 Women and baby seen here leaving the city for the country side to avoid the nightly bombing. September 1941

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←#142 A member of the Women’s Royal Air Force (WRAF) pulls on a rope to tighten up lines to a barrage balloon tethered in Grosvenor Gardens, London, September 1941.
#144 Women Peeling Potatoes for soldiers, 1941→

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