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By 1950, approximately 70% of doctors in the Soviet Union were women. This significant representation was a result of the Soviet government's emphasis on women's education and professional participation, particularly in the healthcare sector. The state promoted medical training for women, leading to their prominent role in the medical profession during this period.
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What happened to all the women in the Soviet Union during and after World War 2?
The Soviet Union was the only country that conscripted women to combattant roles in WW2. There are even a handful of photos of armed female Soviet soldiers in Berlin in 1945, but they aren't easy to find now. Other Soviet women worked in the armanents industry, for example. After the war most of them returned to civilian life.
Who won gold in volleyball the first olympics in tokyo 1964?
Men: Soviet Union Women: Japan
Who won the olympic gold medal for discus throw in 1952?
Men: Simeon Iness, United States Women: Nina Romashkova-Ponomaryova, Soviet Union
How did daily life under Stalin's rule change the lives of women in the Soviet Union?
Stalin changed the lives of the Soviet Union citizens positively by providing widespread education and free healthcare. However he focused on heavy industry, not consumer good production, and availability of food and clothing declined, making lives of citizens worse.
Who won the 1988 women's Olympic gold medal vault?
Women's vault gold medalist at the 1988 Summer Olympics was Svetlana Boginskaya of the Soviet Union.
Where was the first women in space from?
Soviet Union(Russia now)
Which country put the first women into space?
The Soviet Union.
Which of the Statements accurately contrasts the roles of women during World War 2 in the US and in the Soviet Union?
Answer this question…Women in the Soviet Union served directly in combat, while women in the United States served primarily in support positions.
Consider this description of a woman living during world war 2 in what country does this women most likely live?
the united states (apex)
What happened to all the women in the Soviet Union during and after World War 2?
The Soviet Union was the only country that conscripted women to combattant roles in WW2. There are even a handful of photos of armed female Soviet soldiers in Berlin in 1945, but they aren't easy to find now. Other Soviet women worked in the armanents industry, for example. After the war most of them returned to civilian life.
Who won the gold medal in javelin at the 1960 Olympics?
Javelin gold medalists at the 1960 Summer Olympics: Men: Viktor Tsybulenko, Soviet Union Women: Elvira Ozolina, Soviet Union
What has the author L Dubrovina written?
L. Dubrovina has written: 'Women's right to education in the Soviet Union'
Who won gold in volleyball the first olympics in tokyo 1964?
Men: Soviet Union Women: Japan
Did women fight on the frontline?
When and for whom? Be specific. Israel and the Soviet Union have both used women in combatduring the 20th century and the US does now.
What has the author Janet Hyer written?
Janet Hyer has written: 'Women in Russia and the Soviet Union :[supplement]' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Women
What has the author Maryam Poya written?
Maryam Poya has written: 'Women, work and Islamism' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Employment, Muslim women, Islam and state, Sex role, Women
What has the author Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild written?
Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild has written: 'Women in Russia and the Soviet Union' -- subject(s): Bibliography, History, Women
