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Episode #8 - Did Women Really Dress as Men to Join the Army?

Episode #8 - Did Women Really Dress as Men to Join the Army?

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Join Emma and Janina as they attempt to unravel one of history's
tricky questions: "Are the stories you hear of women dressing up to
be soldiers true, and if so how did they get away with it?"
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