During WWII, the experiences on the home front of each country shared similarities and differences. In the cases of the Soviet Union and Great Britain, they also had similarities and differences between their home fronts. One similarity was the actions of women. In both countries, women worked in factories and farms to increase production of food and war machines. Another similarity is both countries sustained serious damage from Germany on their own territory. In Britain the Luftwaffe bombed several British cities and killed many people. In Russia, the Germany army came through and killed many Soviet citizens because they were considered racially dangerous. One difference was the amount of rationing required on each country. In Britain citizens
