SZ/OEMU/58/3/3 - [Papers from Austin Bradford Hill]

Reference code

SZ/OEMU/58/3/3

Level of description

Sub file

Title

[Papers from Austin Bradford Hill]

Date/s

1940-1942

Quantity & Format

29 items Mixed

Personal name

Hill, Austin Bradford,

Scope and content

Contains papers on anatomical distribution of air raid injuries, analyses of casualty report cards, papers on injuries to railway workers and incendiary bomb injuries, and a paper on the role of civil defence authorities in mass raids.

SZ - Zuckerman Archive
- SZ/OEMU - Ministry of Home Security, Oxford Extra-Mural Unit
  - SZ/OEMU/58 - [OEMU. Casualty Survey IV - General papers]
    - SZ/OEMU/58/3 - [OEMU. Casualty Survey IV - General papers. Reports and papers]
      - SZ/OEMU/58/3/3 - [Papers from Austin Bradford Hill]

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SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/1 - An analysis of the anatomical distribution of injuries, 27/9/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/2 - Analysis of 245 cards relating to persons killed in the London area, 29/9/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/3 - Casualty Report: Leyton, 31/8/40 - 26/9/40, 2/10/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/4 - General Summary No. 3 of a further 984 cards returned from different areas, 16/10/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/5 - Analysis of a) 590 cards relating to persons killed in the London area, b) 1214 cards relating to persons injured in the London area but principally cases only passing through First Aid Posts, 16/10/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/6-7 - Analysis of a further 1480 cards of persons injured in London, 20/10/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/8 - Second report on persons killed in the London area, totalling 1026 deaths, 4/11/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/9 - General summary No. 4 of a further 813 casualty cards returned from different areas, 20/11/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/10 - Analysis of a further 1179 cards of persons injured in London, 2/12/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/11-12 - An analysis of 9114 casualties in London Region reported in the lists published by the Central Casualty Bureau, New Scotland Yard between 29/7/40 and 14/10/40, 10/12/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/13 - Report on types of casualty caused by explosive incendiary bombs in Bristol, 17/12/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/14 - Third report on persons killed in the London area, 512 deaths, 24/12/40
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/15 - Analysis of a further 971 cards of persons injured in London, 2/1/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/16 - An analysis of the casualties reported by Medical Officers of Health in some London and provincial areas in the three months September to November 1940, 23/1/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/17 - A note on some casualties reported on the railways, 30/1/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/18 - General summary No. 5 of a further 876 casualty cards returned from different areas, 11/2/42
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/19 - General summary No. 6 of a further 1653 casualty cards returned from three areas in London region (Croydon, Ealing, and Finchley), 5/3/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/20 - Statistics from the Boroughs of Bermondsey and Chelsea, 12/3/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/21-22 - A second note on casualties reported on the railways in comparison with other casualty data, 19/3/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/23 - An analysis of the casualties reported by Medical Officers of Health in London Region in the three months Dec. 1940 to Feb. 1941, 22/4/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/24 - Fourth report on persons killed in the London area, 28/5/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/25 - Field Survey Report No. 3, 9/6/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/26 - General Summary No. 7 based on 2120 cards returned from 8 provincial cities, 25/6/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/27 - An analysis of the casualties reported by Medical Officers of Health in London Region in the three months March-May 1941, 8/8/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/28 - Statistical Report No. 6. The raid of 16-17/4/41, on London, 30/7/41
SZ/OEMU/58/3/3/29 - Mass Raids. An appreciation of civil defence under altered conditions of enemy action, 9/10/42