The US government wanted to study and express the opportunities and outlooks for women seeking careers in geology during World War II and into the post-war period. Bureaucratic organizations like the US Department of Labor and the Women’s Bureau published sophisticated studies of women working in...
these WW2-era women took up far more responsibilities. Secretarial and clerical jobs still made up a large portion of WAVES positions, but thousands of WAVES personnel performed other jobs such as aviation mechanics, photographers, control tower operators...
The Women's Auxiliary Air Force (WAAF) was established in June 1939 with Miss Jane Trefusis-Forbes (1899-1971) as its first Director. In World War I she had been one of the first group of women to wear khaki; joining the Women's Volunteer Reserve, formed in 1914 to set more men fr...
百度试题 结果1 题目Women with jobs were generally___before World War II. A. married B. single C. old D. young 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B 涉及知识点:阅读理解 反馈 收藏
Once America entered World War II, however, men went off to war by the millions andwomen stepped into the civilian and military jobsthey left behind. Women were proud to serve their country—but how did their service during the war inspire their fight for social change and equality?
Women doing men's work and women doing women's work: Female work and pay in British wartime engineering Extreme demand pressures coupled with acute skill shortages in the run up to World War II caused British engineering companies to break down existing produ... RA Hart - 《Explorations in ...
Alone now, she has fewer resources, fewer defenses as the war provides the rationale for stepping up the pace of persecution. She has to find a room in a “non-Aryan” house. Along with other healthy Jewish women, she is pressed into work at a factory supplying equipment for the Army....
Between 1920 and 1930, the number of married women who held paying jobs increased about 25 percent. While all employed women were controversial, married women were particularly so. The controversy intensified during the 1930s, when policies such as Section 213 of the 1932 Federal Economy Act forc...
against women as war crimes. I. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Prior to 1945, Korea spent thirty-six years as a Japanese col- ony.6 Japanese colonial rule left Korea with a feeling of "hostility toward Japan [that] was deeply entwined with national identity."'7 ...
war photographs of life and operations at European bases likeNorth LuffenhamandStation Grostenquin. The bread and butter of this sub-series, though, for most interested parties, is the imagery that documents the day-to-day operations and lives of servicemen and women during the Second World War...