- Women took on the jobs traditionally assigned to men, and more married women began participating in the paid workforce than ever before.
- There was a massive increase in the mobility of labor and of entire populations (including refugees and people evacuated from cities for fear of bombings), and many returned with a broadened cultural vision after the war; in addition women who had experienced economic independence were less willing.
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