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Harold Henry Blake, OBE (1 August 1883 – 1960) was a British military commander and medical officer. Blake was born in Great Yarmouth, with doctors on both sides of his family, and was educated at Framlingham College. He graduated from the University of Durham and entered the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1908, going on to be a surgeon at the Cancer Hospital, Brompton. During the First World War he served in France and Belgium. Between the wars, he served in the Far East, including periods in China and Hong Kong.

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  • Harold Henry Blake, OBE (1 August 1883 – 1960) was a British military commander and medical officer. Blake was born in Great Yarmouth, with doctors on both sides of his family, and was educated at Framlingham College. He graduated from the University of Durham and entered the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1908, going on to be a surgeon at the Cancer Hospital, Brompton. During the First World War he served in France and Belgium. Between the wars, he served in the Far East, including periods in China and Hong Kong. In 1943, Blake became the Superintendent of Stoke Mandeville Hospital, where he came into contact with the pioneering orthopaedic specialist Dr Ludwig Guttmann. Under their management, the treatment of patients with spinal injuries was revolutionised. Major-General Blake appears as a character in the BBC's 2012 production, The Best of Men, played by Nicholas Jones. (en)
  • Harold Henry Blake (1 de agosto de 1883 a 1960). Fue un comandante militar británico y oficial médico.​ Blake nació en Great Yarmouth, con los médicos de ambos lados de su familia, y fue educado en Framlingham Colegio. Se graduó de la Universidad de Durham y entró en la Royal Army Medical Corps en 1908, pasando a ser un cirujano en el Hospital del Cáncer, Brompton. Durante la Primera Guerra Mundial sirvió en Francia y Bélgica. Entre las dos guerras, se desempeñó en el Lejano Oriente, incluyendo períodos en China y Hong Kong.​ En 1943, Blake se convirtió en el superintendente del Hospital de Stoke Mandeville, donde entró en contacto con el especialista en ortopedia pionero Dr. Ludwig Guttmann. Bajo su gestión, se revolucionó el tratamiento de pacientes con lesiones de la médula. El mayor general Blake aparece como un personaje en la producción de la BBC de 2012, Los mejores hombres, interpretado por Nicholas Jones.​ (es)
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  • Harold Henry Blake, OBE (1 August 1883 – 1960) was a British military commander and medical officer. Blake was born in Great Yarmouth, with doctors on both sides of his family, and was educated at Framlingham College. He graduated from the University of Durham and entered the Royal Army Medical Corps in 1908, going on to be a surgeon at the Cancer Hospital, Brompton. During the First World War he served in France and Belgium. Between the wars, he served in the Far East, including periods in China and Hong Kong. (en)
  • Harold Henry Blake (1 de agosto de 1883 a 1960). Fue un comandante militar británico y oficial médico.​ Blake nació en Great Yarmouth, con los médicos de ambos lados de su familia, y fue educado en Framlingham Colegio. Se graduó de la Universidad de Durham y entró en la Royal Army Medical Corps en 1908, pasando a ser un cirujano en el Hospital del Cáncer, Brompton. Durante la Primera Guerra Mundial sirvió en Francia y Bélgica. Entre las dos guerras, se desempeñó en el Lejano Oriente, incluyendo períodos en China y Hong Kong.​ (es)
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