War, Women and the 1921 Census
After World War One women outnumbered men by the highest margin in recorded history, even compared to after World War Two. This had wide-reaching implications for the social, demographic and economic fabric of post-war society. Today Dan is joined by Mary McKee and Paul Nixon from Findmypast to explore: What does the…
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