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John Stevenson's social history opens with the Great War and ends with a chapter on the effects of World War II. In between, he analyses the trends and changes - mass unemployment, increasing government control, improved welfare services and education, smaller families, votes for women, broadcasting and the cinema, the "golden age" of cricket, chain-stores, and the advertising boom.
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Nelson Chen
reviewed British society 1914-45 on May 29, 2015
British society 1914-45
Very interesting book giving broad view of Britain during this period. A quote from George Orwell in the Conclusion, summing up the country in December 1940, "A family with the wrong members in control - that, perhaps, is as near as one can come to describing England in a phrase."
I don't think Britain can be described as a family anymore. Too many new families have moved in!
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