Massage Therapy in the Great War

Massage Therapy in the Great War

Linking all those listed as masseuses, members of the Military Massage Services for various countries and others known to have worked in this capacity in WWI. Massage therapy became a recognised and "respectable" profession for women in WWI. Eventually it was recognised as a specific branch of physiotherapy which led to the global organisation of the profession and standards of treatment.

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  • Born 1879

    Died 1973

    British Army Sister Military Massage Service

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Almeric Paget Military Massage Corps

    British Army Military Massage Service

  • Other Empire Force Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • Other Empire Force Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Military Massage Service

  • British Army Almeric Paget Military Massage Corps

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Almeric Paget Military Massage Corps

  • British Army Almire Paget Massage Corp

  • Born 1879

    Died 1925

    Other Empire Force Masseuse British Red Cross Shelford Red Cross Auxiliary Hospital, Cambs.

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

  • British Army Masseuse French Red Cross

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    Died 1916

    British Army Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment

    Other Empire Force Masseuse French Red Cross

    Other Empire Force Masseuse Scottish Women's Hospitals [British Committee, French Red Cross] America Unit ( Ostrovo Unit - Macedonia & Serbia)

  • British Army Almeric Paget Military Massage Corps

    British Army Military Massage Service

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