Laws and deep-rooted traditions prevented women from volunteering for regular military service in any country except one. Which was that exception?

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Russia was the exception where women were allowed to volunteer for regular military service, especially noted during World War I when the "Women's Battalion of Death" was formed. This was a significant deviation from the norm in most countries at the time, where laws and traditions prevented women from serving in such capacities.

Laws and Deep-Rooted Traditions Prevented Women from Volunteering for Regular