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Perhaps most particularly in Britain women were needed to fulfill roles which were normally done by men. Previously women had been either servants or without an occupation as such. Very few were in professional roles. It was obvious that women, in the pursuit of the war effort, had done much work to replace the men at the front. Women could no longer be viewed as people who did nothing to contribute to society, to deny them the vote in political matters could no longer be sustained in a fair society. And no, it didn't bring about equality, but it was different from what had gone before....

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