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Queen Elizabeth in 1939

Queen Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother, leaving the British Red Cross Society on 5th September 1939, carrying a gas mask in a canvas bag over her shoulder. Date: 5th September 1939

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"This evocative photograph captures a young and determined Queen Elizabeth, later known as the Queen Mother, leaving the British Red Cross Society on the fateful day of September 5, 1939. With the looming threat of World War II, the Queen, dressed in a simple yet elegant suit and hat, carries a canvas bag slung over her shoulder. Inside the bag is a gas mask, a necessary precaution for the civilian population in the event of a chemical attack. The image encapsulates the sense of duty and resilience that defined the British monarchy during wartime. Elizabeth's unwavering commitment to serving her country, even in the face of imminent danger, is a testament to her strength and courage. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and preparations made by the British people during the early days of World War II." This image, taken on September 5, 1939, shows Queen Elizabeth, who would later become the Queen Mother, leaving the British Red Cross Society while carrying a gas mask in a canvas bag over her shoulder. The photograph captures the sense of duty and resilience that defined the British monarchy during wartime. With the threat of World War II looming, the Queen, dressed in a simple yet elegant suit and hat, carried a gas mask as a necessary precaution for the civilian population. The image is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and preparations made by the British people during the early days of the war. The photograph is a powerful representation of the Queen's unwavering commitment to serving her country, even in the face of imminent danger. The image is a valuable historical document that offers insights into the experiences of the British people during World War II.

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