“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em

“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em
“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em
“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em
“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em
“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em
“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were em

“THE WAR ILLUSTRATED, DECEMBER, 1917.”

“Until 1914, less than 200.000 women were employed in the war industry. This number increased to over a million nowadays. Of 500 processes needed to make a projectile, about 350 weren’t occupied by women until 1915, many of them require delicated and swift hands, for they are extremely dangerous if poorly executed.”

Source: La Guerra Illustrada/The War Illustrated, december, 1917.

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