The Importance of Welfare, for Veterans, during World War II

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COURSE: HISTORY        NAME: GUAN JIE XUE        DATE: 2011/3/28

The Importance of Welfare, for Veterans, during World War II

        For all of the history, World War II was the most ferocious and significant war that people had ever experienced. There were numerous outstanding accomplishments, which affected both the progress of the war and the lives of the people, during the bloodthirsty period. Scientists and military engineers had been trying to develop more and more fatal weapons, in order to meet the needs of the military. As a result of the competitive martial race, certain influential martial inventions had existed, including aircraft carriers, V2 missiles and atomic bombs. But while many people are regarding the lethal weapons as the most substantial part during the war, the special welfare for those veterans, who fought bravely at the front, was even more important throughout the war.

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        The exceptional benefits had encouraged the young and unemployed people to join the force, since it promised to provide the soldiers with housing after they came back from the war as veterans. One example would be the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, which was a Crown corporation and owned by the Government of Canada. It was founded during World War II to provide housing for returning soldiers. The found of the CMH Corporation had aroused those people to fight for their country, as well as given them an opportunity to pursue a better living style and higher social status. As ...

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