Women knitting silhouette, WW1
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Women knitting silhouette, WW1
Silhouette showing a long line of women, all knitting comforts for the troops from a huge ball of wool.
1915
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This evocative silhouette captures the spirit of selfless dedication and community during wartime, as a long line of women diligently knit comforts for the troops during World War I. In the year 1915, as the conflict raged on, these women gathered together in their homes and community centers, united in their efforts to provide essential items for the soldiers at the front. The enormous ball of wool symbolizes the collective effort and the endless hours spent creating warmth and comfort for those in need. The image of women knitting became an iconic representation of the war effort on the home front, as they turned their attention from their daily lives to support the troops in any way they could. The simple yet powerful act of knitting brought solace and connection to both the knitters and the recipients, creating a bond that transcended the battlefield.
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