After the war, most of the women who had held defense jobs and wished to keep them were allowed to by their employers.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  After World War II, many women who had taken up jobs in defense and other sectors during the war were encouraged or forced to leave their positions to make way for returning male soldiers, reflecting the societal norms and employment practices of the time.

After the war, most of the women who had held defense jobs and wished to keep them were allowed to by their employers.

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