Women of the Second World War

By the time of World War II in 1939, women proved that they were unable to receive childbirth and family services. In the first 30 years only in the 20th century, they voted, seeking higher education, joining the labor force and winning the right to strike to get better working conditions. Women have overcome adversity over and over again and show their abilities to the world. However, the world does not turn to the reality, and chooses what you want to see. This is an unfortunate example of a warrior woman during the Second World War.

Women during World War II played many different roles during combat, including combatants and domestic workers. The unprecedented scale of World War II caused a global conflict; the specific role of the country varies, but the absolute urgency of mobilizing the entire population inevitably female roles It expanded. As a result of the war, millions of women of different age died. Hundreds of thousands of women are fighting in particular with air defense forces. For example, the Soviet Union included women directly in their troops. By contrast, the United States chose not to use women in battle because public opinion does not tolerate it. On the contrary, like the rest of the world, there are about 350,000 women in the US military as soldiers who take on roles other than combat and police support personnel. These roles include: executive, nurse, trucker, mechanic, electrician and assistant pilot

Women's efforts during the Second World War focused on more fundamental changes. Unlike the First World War, the status of women during World War II was more stable. The government allows women to join the military and participate in war related production. All women under the age of 40 are classified into two categories: moving and moving. Women who emigrate are allowed to join the army and do war. Mobile women are responsible for taking care of children and the elderly. Many of them are involved in voluntary work in industry or voluntary organizations (Howie, 2010). Women can work 16 hours a day and can fulfill male obligations. But women have less salary than men. Also, it is discriminated in the workplace. Therefore, the status of women in society is still not very good for men, but women play an important role in war (Howie, 2010; Gillis & Hollows, 2008).