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Ministry of Information First World War Official Collection

Women workers loading sacks of Bicarbonate of Soda crystals in the Chemical Works of Messrs. Brunner Mond & Co. Ltd., Northwich, Manchester, September 1918.

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food during world war i imperial war museum first world war womens war work collection photographs ministry of information first world war official collection uk government artistic works women at work in the united kingdom in world war i great britain wwi british troops first world war workers industrial history worker history manchester united kingdom
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1914 - 1919
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Imperial War Museums
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https://www.iwm.org.uk/
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food during world war i imperial war museum first world war womens war work collection photographs ministry of information first world war official collection uk government artistic works women at work in the united kingdom in world war i great britain wwi british troops first world war workers industrial history worker history manchester united kingdom