When rehabilitation expert and the Jewish (what else would he be?) Sir Ludwig Guttmann initiated the first Stoke Mandeville Games (the precursor to the Paralympics) for British war veterans in the late 1940s, I don’t think he imagined that, two and a half decades into… | Read More in The Blogs
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