In addition to the above, which is totally true, some women actively served in or alongside the military of their country. For example, in the US, there was the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, or WAACs, and the British Auxiliary Territorial Service, or ATS. These were military forces where women could serve in support roles, like working telephones and other clerical jobs. ATS women even helped run anti-aircraft defenses.
In the Soviet Union, women often served as front-line soldiers, or as pilots and anti-aircraft gunners. Women also often served, in many countries, as nurses, doctors, and cooks. In Nazi Germany, women were sometimes hired to help run the concentration camps- one such woman is the subject of the book Der Vorleser, which was adopted into the 2008 movie The Reader (which is what "Der Vorleser" translates to in English).
they give create the clothes and the food that you use and eat today
Many factories produced items for the war effort. Belfast built some ships. Many people joined the army and fought.
the Quakers are very much anti-war.
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they help the army
Primarily as nurses.
None were enlisted. Women did take part in the war effort. There were women on the battlefields as nurses, others worked through churches or societies to help the war effort, and many had to defend themselves and their family from troops as they came into their areas.
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He started the first u.s. navy.
By making newsreels and Propaganda
By sending entertainers to the troops
World War 2 effected woman in many ways varying on location such as: -Women got to work outside the house for the first time. Many women worked in factories to help out in the war effort. -African American woman helped out in the war effort too, but African Americans were segregated from the Whites. -Japanese American woman were locked away in internment camps.