War, Disability and Rehabilitation in Britain

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Thematic chapters delve into the experiences of injured and disabled bodies surrounding the Second World War. Julie Anderson examines the societal perceptions and treatment of these individuals, highlighting their struggles and resilience during this tumultuous period. The book offers a nuanced understanding of the physical and emotional impacts of war on the human body, as well as the evolving attitudes towards disability in the historical context.