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Demobilisation of Canadian troops

Reference
- GB 250 9/WO/24
Dates of Creation
- 1916-1917
Language of Material
- English

Administrative / Biographical History

At a comparatively early stage in the war the Canadian authorities were concerning themselves with the care and treatment of returning servicemen.

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Sir Ronald Ross Collection9

British Science Guild9/BSG

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine9/L

Literature9/LIT

Miscellaneous.9/MIS

Nobel Prize Award9/NP

The Ross Institute9/RI

Royal Society of Medicine9/RSM

Science Progress9/SP

Spelling Reform9/SR

War Office9/WO/1

Letters of application from persons seeking posts in the War Office9/WO/2

Indigenous malaria9/WO/3

Malaria Concentration Centres9/WO/4

Blank forms9/WO/5

Instructions for pitching the curtain, mosquito bivouac9/WO/6

The treatment of malaria – reports and instructions by Sir Ronald Ross and the War Office9/WO/7

Malaria Consultants Committee9/WO/8

Interdepartmental Committee on Malaria9/WO/9

Interdepartmental Committee on Infectious Diseases in Relation to Demobilisation9/WO/10

Research on culicifuges9/WO/11

Research on Fields of Vision9/WO/12

Research of the excretion of quinine in the urine9/WO/13

Research on the best form of quinine for injection.9/WO/14

Research on the treatment of malaria - Sir Andrew Balfour and Frank Lee Pyman.9/WO/15

Research on the treatment of malaria - John Cowan, John Gordon Thomson and R.W. Harold Row.9/WO/16

The destruction of mosquitoes by means of chlorine gas.9/WO/17

Malaria in Salonika, Egypt and Palestine.9/WO/18

Embarkation for France9/WO/19

South Africa9/WO/20

East Africa9/WO/21

Disembarkation9/WO/22

Demobilisation9/WO/23

Demobilisation of Canadian troops9/WO/24

British Medical Association – Special Clinical Meeting9/WO/25

Miscellaneous items9/WO/26