Great War Stories: Ettie Rout
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Digital items relating the Great War Story video about Ettie Rout. Ettie Rout promoted sexual health practices during WWI in the face of strong public and governmental opposition. She was responsible for saving many lives from the effects of sexually transmitted infections. Her work was influential in the decision of the New Zealand Army to issue free prophylactic kits to soldiers; they adopted the kit that Rout had developed. She never received proper credit for her work during her lifetime, but soldiers recognised the value of her work. See more Great War Stories here http://firstworldwar.govt.nz/great-war-stories
Ettie Annie Rout
Alexander Turnbull Library
VENEREAL DISEASE. (Northern Advocate, 29 December 1917)
National Library of New Zealand
Ettie Rout with her Volunteer Sisterhood
Alexander Turnbull Library
ETTIE ROUT'S EFFRONTERY. (Wanganui Chronicle, 20 March 1918)
National Library of New Zealand
Ettie Rout with NZEF Infantrymen
Archives New Zealand Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga
AN OASIS FOR THE BOYS." (Colonist, 16 September 1916)
National Library of New Zealand
World War I New Zealand soldiers looking at a statue of a female, France
Alexander Turnbull Library
A SOCIAL SCOURGE. (Northern Advocate, 29 October 1917)
National Library of New Zealand
OUR SOLDIERS IN EGYPT. (Colonist, 17 November 1916)
National Library of New Zealand
Military camp during World War I, probably Egypt
Alexander Turnbull Library
SOLDIERS-MORALS (Evening Post, 22 April 1918)
National Library of New Zealand
MRS. F. A. HORNIBROOK (Evening Post, 18 September 1936)
National Library of New Zealand
New Zealand troops on the leave train during World War I
Alexander Turnbull Library
A safe brothel for New Zealand soldiers
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Ettie Rout
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Rout, Ettie Annie
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Ettie Rout and New Zealand soldiers
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Ettie Rout with her Volunteer Sisterhood
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage