TY - GEN
T1 - Assistance and education of mutilated soldiers of World War I. The Italian case
AU - Debe', Anna
AU - Polenghi, Simonetta
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - Assistance to mutilated
soldiers and their inclusion back into society as working men, rather than invalids, became
mandatory for Italy in 1915 as for the States that had already joined the War. War crippled had
to be persuaded they could and should be active again, and sane people were to be moved to help
them with donations, but it soon became evident the State had to intervene granting a work or a
pension.
The Institute for rickets sufferers of Milan was leader in Italy and abroad
in surgical and in educational care.
AB - Assistance to mutilated
soldiers and their inclusion back into society as working men, rather than invalids, became
mandatory for Italy in 1915 as for the States that had already joined the War. War crippled had
to be persuaded they could and should be active again, and sane people were to be moved to help
them with donations, but it soon became evident the State had to intervene granting a work or a
pension.
The Institute for rickets sufferers of Milan was leader in Italy and abroad
in surgical and in educational care.
KW - assistance to mutilated soldiers
KW - first world war
KW - history of special education
KW - assistance to mutilated soldiers
KW - first world war
KW - history of special education
UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10807/61618
UR - http://www.ische.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/london2014abstracts-book-final.pdf
M3 - Conference contribution
SN - N/A
VL - 2014
T3 - Education, War & Peace. Abstracts
SP - 274
BT - Education, War & Peace. Abstracts, ISCHE 36
T2 - ISCHE 2014, Education, War & Peace
Y2 - 23 July 2014 through 26 July 2014
ER -