Absolutely. As the hon. Gentleman said, we should commemorate not just the contribution that women made during the wars, but the contribution that they made subsequently. Indeed, in this very building, Emily Davison is commemorated downstairs for her contribution to the suffragette movement. I am very much of the view that if more women had been running the world, perhaps the great wars would never have happened.
Dr Elsie Inglis and Women’s Contribution to World War One
Proceeding contribution from
Ian Murray
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 28 November 2017.
It occurred during Debate on Dr Elsie Inglis and Women’s Contribution to World War One.
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