War hecatomb. International effects on public health, demography and mentalities in the 20th century. Population, family, and society ; volume 32

JOSE MIGUEL SARDICA From innocence to harshness: the civilizational significance of World War I -- SIMON WALKER 'Silent Deaths': British Soldier Suicides in the First World War -- EMILIA MUSUMECI A Eugenic Legislation: Health before, during and after the Great War in Italy -- GEORGETA FODOR, MARIA T�AR-DAN "Our Sacrifice for the Country!" War and Gender Identity in Transylvania -- JOSE MANUEL SOBRAL, MARIA LU�A LIMA Public silence: the memory of the influenza epidemic of 1918-19 in Portugal -- NICOLAS TODD The social reception of a novel legal framework for WW1 orphans: the pupille de la Nation status -- OANA HABOR War Trauma, mental health and social consequences of World War I in Romanian Psychology and Psychiatry (1919-1939) -- S�VIA CORREIA (In)complete Citizens: First World War Portuguese Disabled Soldiers and the Construction of Group Identity -- PETER TEIBENBACHER War, Peace and times of transition: Civil demographic losses in Austria during WW I and "recovery" until 1938. An international and intraregional comparison -- ANASTASIOS ZOGRAFOS For the protection of public health: Prisoners of War and Refugees in Quarantine on Saint-George Island, 1922-1925 -- GRAZYNA LICZBINSKA, ZBIGNIEW CZAPLA, JANUSZ PIONTEK, ROBERT M. MALINA The impact of the Second World War on the young Polish population -- IOAN BOLOVAN / SORINA PAULA BOLOVAN Warfare in the 19th-20th Centuries and Its Effects: A Necessary Evil? (Case Study: World War I). ISBN 9783034337366