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How did World War 2 affect the everyday lives of single young women in England?
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Childless women, whether single or married, were subject to national service between ages 20 and 30 unless already working in certain key occupations. In other words, they had to contribute to the war effort. This could anything from working in armaments factories to writing government Propaganda (in the case of those with appropriate qualifications). To avoid misunderstanding, it should be pointed out that, although there were uniformed branches of the armed forces for women, they were NOT sent into action.
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