War Come Home

Experience the profound impact of World War I on disabled veterans in "War Come Home" by Deborah Cohen. Published in 2001, this insightful hardback examines the diverse approaches taken by Germany and Britain in caring for returning soldiers permanently affected by injury or disease. With a poignant narrative spanning 297 pages, Cohen delves into the social aspects of disability and the contrasting governmental responses to the needs of veterans during the inter-war period. This book not only highlights the legacy of nearly eight million disabled men in Europe but also offers a compelling comparative analysis that reveals how public policy regarding social services and welfare differed in two of the war’s major players. Ideal for readers interested in European history, veterans' care, and social welfare, "War Come Home" is a vital contribution to understanding the complex history of the First World War and its aftermath.