The long-term effects of the Great War resulted in millions of deaths from the war and the flu epidemic. In addition to the physical scars, men also suffered emotional scars from the war. They were unable to recover from the trauma and or return to a normal life. When the men returned from war and back to their normal jobs, the women were forced to leave their good paying jobs and return to their former lifestyle. Fortunately, this gave rise to women rights. Thanks to World War I, women’s suffrage spread throughout. “Many of the new countries of Europe also introduced voting for women after the war, including Czechoslovakia and newly democratic Austria and Germany. In Poland, women were allowed to vote and stand
