Americans Stir German Hatred In Wartime Talks
A Berlin correspondent recalls crowds ridiculing American President Wilson in theaters and a frontier bureaucrat probing a newspaper woman with a flag patch. He notes rising anti American fury among Germans, especially in rural areas, and the pivotal role of women substituting for men in war production and in the labor force.
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Women in Germany Take War Work Across Home Front
A wartime account describes German women leaving domestic roles to work in factories and on transport. They assemble weapons components, operate trains and streetcars, run clerical duties, and knit for soldiers. The piece notes cheerful efficiency and broad social mobilization.
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