Explain the difference between cold war and stress relaxation.
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STRESS IN POST-WAR BRITAIN: AN INTRODUCTION
Jackson M.
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There was no single post-war Britain, no intrinsic British culture or identity to be rebuilt, no simple pattern of social reconstruction, no straightforward pathway to either personal or collective recovery after nearly six years of global conflict. When the Second World War ended in 1945, British people, like those of many other nations, were struggling to reconcile themselves to the appalling consequences of war: over 450,000 British soldiers and civilians had been killed and many more severely wounded; families and communities had been destroyed; cities and homes had been reduced to rubble; and welfare services were struggling to cope with the burden of physical and psychological illness, not only amongst members of the armed forces but also amongst civilian populations. Peace brought little immediate relief from stress or any swift return to normality. Rather there followed a gradual process of individual and communal readjustment to social and political conditions only partly recognizable to previous generations. Obstacles to recovery were not limited to the domestic stage. The veterans and their families