On Her Their Lives Depend: Munitions Workers in the Great War
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On Her Their Lives Depend: Munitions Workers in the Great War

by Angela Woollacott

History Social Science
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In 'On Her Their Lives Depend,' Angela Woollacott explores the essential contributions of women munitions workers during World War I. The book details their working conditions, the risks they faced, and the profound effects on gender and labor in wartime Britain. Through historical analysis, it reveals the hidden stories of these women's pivotal role in the war effort.

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On Her Their Lives Depend examines the experiences of munitions workers in the Great War, focusing on the women who filled these critical roles.

The book delves into the conditions under which these workers labored, highlighting the dangers and demands of producing munitions on a massive scale.

Angela Woollacott draws on historical accounts to portray the impact of wartime employment on women's lives and the broader implications for gender roles in society.

This work provides insight into how the war transformed labor dynamics and women's participation in the workforce.

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