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e with “defining” social education, the following is at present a “working definition” - ?"While we resist ‘defining’ social education, we believe that social education emphasizes three areas of study: critical pedagogy, cultural/media studies, and social studies education.? We also stress that educ

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,Introduction: Leningrad’s Place in the History of Famine,of its scale vary widely and the exact number of dead will never be known; but the data examined in the present volume show that there were at least three-quarters of a million civilian deaths in Leningrad during the siege, with half a million people dying in the winter of 1941-42 alone. When to the

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Medical Research Institutes during the Siege, observations on the rise of nutritional dystrophy, its development and its effect on other illnesses are of great significance. Work was carried out in research institutes and clinics, by medical researchers and by doctors in civilian and military hospitals. Since it is impossible in a single chapt

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Physiological and Psychosomatic Prerequisites for Survival and Recovery, the fact that starvation killed more than half a million people, several hundred thousand Leningraders succeeded in surviving under conditions so extreme as to seem incompatible with life, and did so against all scientific opinion on minimum food requirements. Why and how they were able to survive

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The Impact of the Siege on the Physical Development of Children,conditioned. Statistics on the growth and development of children of all ages are of particular significance because they reflect the most intensive period in the establishment of body shape and functions. In addition, many constituents of blood and organs alter along with growth. Great attention wa