| Author | Subject: Re: how world war 1 affected women |
| Kayda MaCall | Posted At 05:38:04 12/02/2002
i think it so was not fair that women was treated badly, because every1 is equal!! women rule men drule. |
| rebecca |
to Kyda (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 10:55:41 01/24/2003 You said everyone is equal while you also said men drule so does that mean that women drule to? Mabey men should rule with us? |
| Carolyn |
Re: how world war 1 affected women (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 06:04:17 03/14/2003 Kayda, you can't spell droole properly so what are you doing on an English message board? And i feel you totally missed the point of the question. the war enabled women to do jobs normally undertaken by men. And in Russia, women were allowed to fight in the war. |
| Sam |
Re: how world war 1 affected women (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 20:45:18 03/17/2003 Carolyn, you can't spell drool!!!Check before you write hey. |
| human |
Re: how world war 1 affected women (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 03:19:20 06/16/2003 oh yeh women were getting hurt and the male soldiers didnt get hurt at all.... (note sarcasm) thats one of the stupidest comments ive read here |
| ya |
Re: how world war 1 affected women (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 07:02:53 10/29/2003 ya i agree with human they may have had a few more rights but wot real difference did they make in the second battle of Ypres, if women were so special should we have let them stood on the front lines, experiencing the terror of going OTT and facing a gas attack women may be equal now but in the war it was totally different |