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The'National Kitchen' in Britain, 1917-1919
... even envisaged the ‘travelling kitchen’, a form of ‘fast food’ whereby people would come to tramcars to receive food. In practice, however, the take-away model - whether doled out from behind a kitchen counter or tram ...
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‘The Active Chorus’: The Mass Strike of 1917 in Eastern Australia
... The emphasis here is on the role of the trade union bureaucracy as a specialised group with possession of skills based on an arcane knowledge of legal procedure and an ability to negotiate. The officials are – the ...
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Censorship of the press in France 1917 1918
... predicting military failure. But at this particularly critical moment, the mass media demonstrated their solidarity with the Union Sacrée. In the first two weeks of September 1914, the press served to both prepare and ...
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Authentification of Einstein’s Static Universe of 1917
... The static state model does not require the creation of a singularity from nothing, and does not have the many problems described with the Big Bang hypothesis. So the static world model again becomes a credible belief as ...
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Russia: People and Empire 1552 1917
... A similar vision of the devastating consequences of imperial crystallization was embraced by Alexander Herzen (see pp.281-4), who wanted to revive the pristine principles of the community (mir) and the work collective ...
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The active chorus : Victorian participation in the mass strike of 1917
... industrial struggle. The strike wave, which built most dramatically in 1916 and 1917, was clearly a response to wartime inflation.^ It was also fueled by a working class radicalisation that was intensified by the ...
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Animal Farm Russian Revolution of 1917 documentary.docx
... In the first period of communism, between 1917 and 1921, complete communism was established. Land was nationalized and given to the people to use, rather than to own. Businesses and banks were nationalized. ...
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Antisemitism and socialist strategy in Europe, 1880–1917
... A fourth important feature of this collection of essays is a focus on understanding how, despite the presence of antisemitic currents within the socialist movement, there were individuals and groups of socialists who ...
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European Elites and Ideas of Empire, 1917-57
... and 1917 destabilized what was an essentially natural ecosystem of ...in 1917, Taube’s brother Boris was briefly imprisoned at Kronstadt, to be liberated thanks only to British intervention, and Tsar ...
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The repertory theatre movement, 1907 1917
... Between 1007 and 1917, stimulated by the example of the German endowed theatres, and by the foundation of the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, new theatres, quite independent of London managemen[r] ...
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Cognitive artefacts: remaking economies, 1917 1947
... The London School of Economics and Political Science Cognitive artefacts Remaking economies, 1917 1947 Tobias Vogelgsang A thesis submitted to the Department of Economic History of the London School o[.] ...
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The Soviet economy, 1917 1991 : its life and afterlife
... Size was reflected in Russia’s large population and abundant natural resources. These things mattered, not for consumer welfare, but for power and security. In the world as the Bolsheviks saw it, the survival of states ...
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Kerkgeskiedenis in ons teologiese opleiding: 1917 1956
... Engelenburg stel dus ’n oop fakuiteit voor waar die kerklike dogma nie ’n voorver- onderstelling by die onderwys sal wees nie. Hierdie voorstel het instemming van die kant van die Raad gekry. Daarop het die Raad die ...
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Allenby and British Strategy in the Middle East 1917 1919
... late 1917 and the first half of 1918, it is unfortunate that he does not devote at least a paragraph or two to Allenby's most successful all- arms battle - in which `The Bull' was arguably at his operational ...
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Revolution and antisemitism: the Bolsheviks in 1917
... Yet 1917 transformed Jewish life, setting in motion a sudden and intense period of ...in 1917, then, presents an excellent case study to explore how a socialist movement responded to rising antisemitism in ...
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Revolutionary women in Russia, 1870 1917: a prosopographical study
... Novgorod, Moscow, Perm and Petersburg. During the 1905 Revolution Nina helped to set up armed squads in Kostroma. In 1906 she was arrested and exiled to Tobolsk. From there she escaped abroad and returned to Russia in ...
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'n Preek van HCM Fourie na aanleiding van die Oktober rewolusie in 1917
... Op 7 November 1987 het die sosialiste dwarsoor die wêreld die Oktober-rewolusie van 1917 in Rusland herdenk. Die Russe het destyds die Gregoriaanse kalender gebruik, met die gevolg dat hulle Oktober- rewolusie ...
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Pioneers in Criminology XVI Emile Durkheim (1858 1917)
... This, the egotistical, explains the high Durkheim lived, through the days of World War II rate of suicide among divorced persons, urban with all the cruelty of the Concentration Camps he[r] ...
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Communicating advanced nationalist identity in Dublin, 1890 1917
... University of Warwick institutional repository: http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap A Thesis Submitted for the Degree of PhD at the University of Warwick http://go.warwick.ac.uk/wrap/57057.. Th[r] ...
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Volume 37 - Article 60 | Pages 1917–1932
... This article draws on an extreme case to reveal how social status shapes relationship formation between women and men: In particular, we examine how the status hierarchy among Greek orga[r] ...
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