Provision for Vocational Re-education of Disabled Soldiers in France (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171650300)

"Provision for Vocational Re-education of Disabled Soldiers in France" examines the efforts undertaken in France to provide vocational training and rehabilitation for soldiers disabled during wartime. Gladys Gladding Whiteside offers insights into the programs, policies, and social attitudes surrounding the reintegration of disabled veterans into the workforce. This historical account sheds light on the challenges faced by these soldiers and the innovative approaches developed to support their transition back into civilian life.

The book explores the types of vocational training offered, the institutions involved in re-education, and the overall impact of these initiatives on the lives of disabled soldiers. It is a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of disability and rehabilitation services in post-war France.

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