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During the decade of the 1940s, when World War II and its aftermath in the period of peace and reconstruction were the preoccupation of us all, Wilfrid Bion came forward with a number of ideas which changed the face of social psychiatry.
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New York, World War, Melanie Klein, Tavistock Institute, War Office, Tavistock Clinic, University of Chicago, Leaderless Group, Wilfred Bion, Menninger Clinic, Commanding Officer, Claude the Penguin, Hogarth Press, Basic Books, Maxwell Jones, Miss Penguin, Rice Institute, Imago Editora, Kurt Lewin, National Health Service, Regimental Nomination, Rehabilitation Unit, Clunie Press, Mme Robin, Educational Research
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