Conscription and the Attlee governments : the politics and policy of national service, 1945-1951
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書誌事項
Conscription and the Attlee governments : the politics and policy of national service, 1945-1951
（Oxford historical monographs）
Clarendon Press, 1993
- : alk. paper
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Revision of thesis (D. Phil.)--Oxford, 1983
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is the first detailed scholarly study of conscription in the years immediately following the Second World War, when for the first time in Britain introduced conscription. L. V. Scott examines the military reasoning behind conscription, and then shows how opposition to National Service grew in the changing economic circumstances of post-war Britain. He explores the party politics of National Service and examines how the Labour Party previously bitterly opposed to
conscription, came to pass the 1947 National Service Act. The book examines how National Service was essential to the defence and foreign policies of the Attlee governments, and became one of the foundations of the post-war consensus on Britain's security.
目次
- The coalition government and post-war conscription
- the continuation of the call-up 1947-1948
- the military argument for conscription
- the1947 national service act
- the politics of the naitonal service act
- the convertibility crisis and its aftermath
- the onset of the Cold War
- defence policy, national service and the Cold War 1949-1951. Appendices: strength of the armed forces and women's services of the United Kingdom, 1938-1951
- demobilization
- summary of 1947-1948 national service scheme
- breakdown of national service intake, 1929-1933
- army organization - pre-war comparisons
- principal persons.
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