Health Services in the Soviet Union (1939 – 1945)
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The Soviet government paid special attention to health that other sectors did not witness, and it is worth noting that this interest was not limited to a specific time or region, and this was made clear during the years of World War II, as the health sector recorded a great presence and success.
The great role of the health aspect in the Soviet Union in the period between (1939-1945) had a positive impact on Soviet society despite the difficult war conditions, as the state established hospitals and health centers in most regions of the country, as well as health centers and recreation houses inside factories and factories. For the safety of its workers, as well as the fixed and mobile health centers that were equipped in the back lines of the battles that were taking place during that period, and were equipped with all medical devices and supplies, as well as efficient medical personnel.
The focus in our research is on the health aspect and health protection of the Soviet worker, because of the importance of this topic that affects a basic layer of the Soviet society, as well as the medical services and health education during World War II, as well as the health of the working mother in the Soviet Union, as it is It is clear that these are the most important aspects of health at that time.
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