Nope. I was wrong. Golda Meir wasn’t in a notable position of power during ww2.
Sorry about that.
I was also thinking of Margaret Thatcher but she also didn’t serve during ww2.
There were a lot of women that did actually serve in both ww1 and ww2 and later some became actresses, etc… but actually holding a position of power in gov’t, no. Not that I’ve found so far.
Well, I specifically mentioned WWII, because you know, World of Warcraft … if we’re going to be fair with our comparisons, we should compare an era of real-life that involved war, and WWII was the most recent of huge wars fought, so…
“Female Military/Political Leaders during (or involved in) WWII” … ends up being very few. Less than a dozen, amongst hundreds of men.
huh? Dude, all I have are female characters. No, I’m not mentally unstable enough to think I’m a woman. I enjoy looking at the female form, be it real or digital.
Okay? But that is also in a patriarchy system ( going to get people upset about that one ) and it’s not set in fantasy or before industrial. Also the leader of a few of those nations I wouldn’t put up on a pedestal as being a better leader.
Transformation toys are limited though, you can’t transmog armor to get a specific look.
I have a male tauren death knight, and I like to dress him in death knight gear, because seeing a humongous black bull running at you wearing skulls on his shoulders, his humongous greatsword with ice all over it looks badass.
(yes, I totally play a 2h Frost Male Tauren DK and he’s one of my favorite characters).
I just choose based on the model I like better.
For Tauren and HMT, I like both genders, so I have both.
For Night Elves, I go with females because the males look pretty grotesque…
I have both a Void Elf and a Blood Elf, both male, because the females look too much like Barbie to me.
I have both for Vulpera.
My Zandalari is male.
I have a female Worgen character, but honestly, I find both models extremely bad. It doesn’t help that Worgen still have almost no customization options…
I am female myself, in case that says anything about my choices.
Only one that comes to mind is Yoshiko Kawashima, but considering Manchukuo was a puppet state of Japan and Japan disbanded her units directly once the Second Sino-Japanese War escalated due to viewing them as a liability, one could debate how much of a role she played. “A tiny bit at the very start” would be the best description. I can’t think of any others.
Threads like this are generally assumed to be troll threads by a lot of people.
Partially because they often are, since some people can’t help but act like they’re gonna solve all the world’s sociopolitical issues in this thread if they just yell at each other enough.
I’m here because I enjoy watching the trainwreck threads.