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The Second Line of Defense in Wartime Society
A fragmented wartime piece discusses home front roles for women and families in the United States, detailing factory work, military service expectations, and government efforts to provide recreation and education for workers. It highlights the shift of women into industry, the creation of workers’ clubs, and the support system under the Young Women's Christian Association and government programs.
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