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Home Fires Photos and captions of civilians at work and play at a time the world was at war. Scrap metal drives, victory gardens, air wardens, war workers, families.

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March 20th, 2008, 10:05 PM

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Women work on a production line in an American munitions plant

British woman producing paper shell casings in a Bristol basement shop

While fighting rages over head, Russian workers continue to produce shells in an underground chamber in Sevastopol

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