War Pensions Act 1920 (1920 c 23)

The War Pensions Act 1920 was established to provide pensions, allowances, and other benefits to veterans of the First World War and their dependents. It aimed to offer financial support and medical care for those who had suffered injuries or lost family members due to the conflict. The legislation created a framework for calculating and disbursing pensions based on the degree of disability or dependency. It was a key development in the welfare state, highlighting the nation’s commitment to supporting those who served in the military and their families.

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War Pensions Act 1920 (1920 c 23)

The War Pensions Act 1920 was established to provide pensions, allowances, and other benefits to veterans of the First World War and their dependents. It aimed to offer financial support and medical care for those who had suffered injuries or lost family members due to the conflict. The legislation created a framework for calculating and disbursing pensions based on the degree of disability or dependency. It was a key development in the welfare state, highlighting the nation’s commitment to supporting those who served in the military and their families.

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War Pensions Act 1920 (1920 c 23)

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