Fight or Buy Bonds: Mobilizing Women for World War I
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Some of the most striking World War I posters in the Fight or Buy Bonds exhibit were directed at mobilizing women to meet national needs. The massive mobilization required by twentieth-century warfare put great strains on American society. With four million men taken into the armed forces, labor shortages developed in many sectors which women helped fill.
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A War to End All Wars? Georgetown University Library
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