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Women returned to their prewar roles when the war ended, but attitudes had changed towards women's abilities to be equal in the work place for ever. Women earned the respect of enough men who employed workforces to be able to show their equal strengths. The boundaries had been breached by women and they would never have to feel they were unable to compete with men again. Equality legislation took longer to be put in place protecting women's equality in the workplace but was inevitable. after the 2nd World War. Today in 2010 men are still payed more than their equivalent female worker in the UK but it is now only a matter of time before that ridiculous situation is redressed. In doing so men will also be able to enjoy the equality of enjoying the wage of fairly paid partner.
They were not prepared for war. The greatest possible disadvantage was that if they had tried to attack Germany at that time, they may well have lost. They needed time to ramp up for full military action.
After "the war to end all wars" (World War I, which was then called The Great War), there had been a strong aversion to return to war. The world was not ready for the way Germany remilitarized itself and used <em>Blitzkrieg </em>tactics to embark on a new war. When Germany attacked France in May, 1940, France was overwhelmed. The British needed to hold on with much resolve during the Battle of Britain (July - October, 1940). So to think that the British or French were ready in 1939 or 1940 to take on the German war machine on German soil would have been potentially disastrous.
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The earliest presence in Mainland Southeast Asia can be traced back to 50,000 years ago and to at least 40,000 years ago in Maritime Southeast Asia
