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History’s First Female Fighter Ace of WWII
Women on the Soviet Front Line During World War II, the Soviet Union was the only country that allowed women to serve in combat roles at the front. While Soviet philosophy promoted equality between men and women, putting that belief into practice faced obstacles. Many commanders and male soldiers resisted the idea of women fighting alongside them. Marina Raskova, a well-known aviator in the Soviet Union, used her reputation and influence to conv…
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