Rosie the Riveter | WWII in 2

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World War II in 2 is a video series featuring historians and curators—in short, compelling, educational videos—describing a vast array of topics related to WWII history and events. In this episode, Senior Curator Kim Guise explores the iconic Rosie the Riveter and the more than 6 million American women who helped build the United States as the arsenal of democracy.

WWII in 2 is generously sponsored by the foundation of Goody Two Shoes, Inc.

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  1. @jwspeakermre5968

    My grandmother was one of those six million Rosie the riveters she worked at Boeing plant 2 making B17s.

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  2. @user-oo8xp2rf1k

    I visited the Rosie the Riveter museum on a visit to the USA from there UK a few years ago. It really brought home to me the social and political story behind the immense logistical power of a mobilised USA.

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  3. @dianemegnin7581

    I used to work on the Railroad Track Crew I was the only girl back in1991 at the Naval Weapons Station Concord in Concord,California for a y

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  4. @larrycanaley7483

    When did she die