1. Mary
2. Patricia
3. Linda
4. Barbara
5. Susan
6. Carol
7. Margaret
8. Elizabeth
9. Dorothy
10. Betty
11. Nancy
12. Janet
13. Helen
14. Virginia
15. Shirley
These names were common across different countries involved in the war, but the rankings might vary from region to region. Other names that were also popular during this period include Joan, Marilyn, Judith, Catherine, Rose, Joyce, Beverly, Diane, Louise, and Florence.
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