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Korean Physical Rehabilitation Centre Expands with Aid of UN Women's Guild 
08/01/1956 18:04:37 
Unique ID UN7659664 
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Korean Physical Rehabilitation Centre Expands with Aid of UN Women's Guild 
08/01/1956 15:49:40 
Unique ID UN7768260 
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UNKRA-Sponsored Amputee Center Brings New Hope to Disabled Koreans 
09/01/1954 18:01:48 
Unique ID UN7659384 
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UNKRA-Sponsored Amputee Center Brings New Hope to Crippled Koreans 
09/01/1954 18:01:49 
Unique ID UN7659385 
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UNKRA-Sponsored Amputee Centre Brings New Hope to Crippled Koreans 
09/01/1954 18:01:49 
Unique ID UN7659386 
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United Nations Women's Guild Presents $24,000 Collected for UNKRA 
10/12/1954 18:01:51 
Unique ID UN7659388 
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United Nations Women's Guild Presents $24,000 Collected for UNKRA 
10/12/1954 18:01:52 
Unique ID UN7659389 
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United Nations Women's Guild Presents $24,000 Collected for UNKRA 
10/12/1954 18:01:50 
Unique ID UN7659387 
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From Ruin to Revival: Reconstructing South Korea 
01/01/1954 09:23:43 
Unique ID UN7662263 
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Headline Korean Physical Rehabilitation Centre Expands with Aid of UN Women's Guild 
Caption Description As a result of a gift of $16,000 from the UN Women's Guild, the UN Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) has erected four more buildings at the National Rehabilitation Centre at Tongnae, Korea, for a children's section which includes a kitchen, bath house, physiotherapy room and dormitories, all equipped with this money. An important part of the treatment is to help the patients to lead normal lives again, in spite of their disabilities.
A general view of the Centre's physiotherapy room. Young patients from the children's ward struggle for hours with difficult exercises so that they can be like other children again. Seen in the background are the ""staircase"" and the ""walking machine"", two other methods of straightening and strengthening limbs twisted by polio. 
Unique Identifier UN7659663 
NICA ID 188927 
Production Date 08/01/1956 6:04:36 PM 
Country Republic of Korea
Credit UN Photo
File size 3.63 MB