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Canadian occupational therapists' contributions to prisoners of war in World War II

Abstract

Background. A small number of Canadian occupational therapists provided materials to prisoners of war who were experiencing occupational deprivation in German camps during World War II. Although the occupational therapy contribution was relatively minor relative to the overall efforts of assistance to prisoners of war, it represented dedication, commitment and further sacrifice at a time when occupational therapists faced difficult choices. Method. An historical research method approach was employed to gather information from primary sources found in the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy archives. secondary sources were also consulted to provide additional background ...

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