Amy Johnson
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Amy Johnson, the gutsy woman who flew during the Second World War, was also the first British woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia. Take to the skies with this courageous pioneering aviatrix, who paved the way for future female pilots. In her short career, she managed to achieve enormous success and thrilled the world with her record-breaking flights.
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Edith Cavell
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Catherine the Great
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