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She Speeds the Victory

1944, English. Directed by Philip Ragan.

During this time of war, Canadian men are battling on the front. But the chain of command and information about what happens on the battlefield is often a two-way communication between the front and the authorities back in Canada. It is in many of those at home functions that women can play an important role in the war effort, they in military functions members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps.

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10 July 1944
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She Speeds the Victory (1944) was directed by Philip Ragan.

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