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Miners and the Great War
At the outbreak of the Great War in 1914, despite many difficulties and falling manpower, coalmining was the most important industry in Great Britain. It employed around a million persons in well over 3,000 pits ranging from small hillside drift mines with a few hands to substantial collieries with workforces and pit communities the size of villages and small towns.
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Ar ddechrau’r Rhyfel Mawr ym 1914, mwyngloddio am lo oedd diwydiant pwysicaf gwledydd Prydain er gwaethaf anawsterau mawr a phrinder gweithwyr. Roedd yn cyflogi tua miliwn o bobl mewn ymhell dros 3,000 o byllau yn amrywio o byllau drifft bach ar ochr y bryniau a gloddiwyd gan ychydig i lofeydd sylweddol gyda gweithluoedd a chymunedau maint pentrefi a threfi bach.At the outbreak of the Great War in 1914, despite many difficulties and falling manpower, coalmining was the most important industry in Great Britain. It employed around a million persons in well over 3,000 pits ranging from small hillside drift mines with a few hands to substantial collieries with workforces and pit communities the size of villages and small towns.
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