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1916 French female munitions workers
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0:14Now PlayingDate: 16th March 1916
Location: France
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: The Women of France Have Responded Nobly to the Call and Numbers are Employed in Munition Making
FRANCE:
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Title: The women of France have responded nobly to the call and numbers are employed in munition making.
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GV. Int. Line of women working and factory bench.
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SV. Woman operating heavy machinery turning out shell cases.
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SCU. Woman operating heavy machine.
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SCU. back view ditto
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Interior of Factory
Industries, Trades and Crafts
factory, women workers, factory workers, munitions, WWI, World War I, Great War, First World War
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