"Rebuilding Great Britain: A Survey of the Problems of Reconstruction after the World War" is a weighty work by the famous author Sir Alfred Hopkinson. This book examines in detail the complex challenges that Britain faced after the end of the World War. The author analyzes various aspects of the country's reconstruction, from economic to social, restoring the infrastructure damaged after the war and planning effective strategies for the future. This book has become not only a documentary evidence of a difficult period in the history of Great Britain, but also an erudite guide to understanding important aspects of the country's reconstruction after the great crisis.