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Emmerdale 1918 WW1 WLA Episode

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Emmerdale 1918 WW1 WLA Episode

WW1 Article: Lucy Owen and Claire Summers step into the boots of WW1 Land Girls

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WW1 Article: Lucy Owen and Claire Summers step into the boots of WW1 Land Girls

WW1 Article: Bedfordshire’s Women’s Land Army During the First World War

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WW1 Article: Bedfordshire’s Women’s Land Army During the First World War

WW1 Women's Land Army Armband Dorothy Sworder Source: Your Local Guardian.co.uk

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WW1 Article: Blast From the Past: Women’s Land Army armband

WW1 Research: Women’s Land Army in Cornwall (Research by Julie Newman)

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WW1 Research: Women’s Land Army in Cornwall (Research by Julie Newman)

Milking and dairying - ideal work for a land girl (WW1) Source: IWM Q30681

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WW1 Article: Sowing The Seeds of Patriotism? The Women’s Land Army in Devon 1916-1918

WW1 Article: A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: The new British front – in the fields

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WW1 Article: A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: The new British front – in the fields

WW1 Article: How Land Girls helped feed Britain to victory in WW1 (Wales)

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WW1 Article: How Land Girls helped feed Britain to victory in WW1 (Wales)

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