The Women Of World War II in London: photos, reviews

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The Women Of World War II monument in London stands as a powerful tribute to the diverse roles women undertook during a time of global conflict. This striking memorial is a significant landmark, offering visitors both a historical insight and a place for reflection. With its impressive design capturing the essence of wartime contributions, it creates an educational opportunity for all ages. Children can learn about the tenacity and resilience of these women, making it a suitable stop for families exploring the city.

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Charing Cross

Train station 518 m walk

Westminster Station Parliament Square (Stop F)

Bus stop 121 m walk

Horse Guards Parade

Bus stop 82 m walk

Northumberland Avenue / Trafalgar Square (Stop W)

Bus stop 422 m walk

4.2

based on 16,694 reviews

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4.7/5 268 reviews

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4.2/5 16,426 reviews

Krishna Sudarshan

The Women of World War II deserve profound admiration for their extraordinary contributions in a time when men were largely engaged in destruction and warfare. While men battled on battlefields, women embodied peace, resilience, and nurturing care—working tirelessly in factories, serving in military auxiliary roles, volunteering as nurses, and managing homes under incredibly difficult circumstances. Their efforts not only sustained industries and armies but also provided succor and hope to countless families. It is fitting to recognize that life itself begins with a woman, and in this era, women symbolized the preservation of humanity amidst global chaos. Their courage and dedication were essential to the Allied victory and to the spirit of peace that endures beyond conflict.

Jacques Happe

Indrukwekkend monument voor de vrouwen van de Tweede Wereldoorlog

David Fischer

Ein weiteres Mahnmal gegen das Vergessen...

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