War and social change: British society in the Second World War

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the profound social changes experienced by British society during the Second World War. It examines how the war impacted various aspects of life, including social structures, gender roles, class relations, and public welfare. While not exclusively focused on philanthropy, the book implicitly touches upon how wartime exigencies and the collective spirit of the nation influenced charitable efforts and community support systems. It offers historical context for understanding the interplay between societal upheaval, government intervention, and philanthropic responses in times of crisis.