Pacta servanda sunt? Jus post-bellum and transitional (in)justice in post-war and in post-authoritarian regime context

Government and Fertility in Transitional and Post-Transitional Societies

Post-war biochemistry in Wrocław.

The biochemistry in Wroc3aw was initiated by Professor Tadeusz Baranowski, a prominent coworker of the renowned Polish biochemist Professor Jakub Parnas from Lwów. Professor Baranowski arrived in the largerly destroyed Wroc3aw in May 1945 as a member of a group of scientists responsible for restoration of academic institutions. He became head of the Department of Physiological Chemistry at the ...

Post-War Medical Resettlement

The immediate post-war period following a modern war brings in its train many complications and difficulties ; much planning and thought ; not a little heart-burning, worry, and doubt. Though there is no longer danger and destruction ; nevertheless, sometimes a new fear is born. What is to happen to me after the war ? How shall I find my feet in civil life again ? Shall I find employment or sha...

The Post-War Probationer

tioner" in The Hospital and Health Review for May, you ask for your readers' views on the problem of the dearth of probationers. We are two nurses now in training, and would like to state our views. We know that nursing must necessarily be a very strenuous life, but surely the work could be reduced from a 10-hour day (totalling 60 hours a week excluding off duty time) to the 8-hourday system. E...

P97: Comparison of Post-Traumatic Syndrome Disorder (PTSD) in War-Affected and Fire-Damaged People

The purpose of this study was to compare symptoms of PTSD among war affected people and employees in the fire station. Totally, 60 people affected by war and 60 fire workers were selected using simple random sampling. By completing PCL inventory, samples of PTSD were characterized. Data was analysed through SPSS software by independent t-test. As the results showed, severity of PTSD symptoms am...