Italy - World War 1
The Roots of World War I
... Germany, and Italy formed the Triple Germany, and Italy formed the Triple Alliance—and by 1907 France, Great Alliance—and by 1907 France, Great.. Britain, and Russia had formed the Tr[r] ...
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First World War
... By 1890 the strongest nation on the European continent was Germany, which had set up an army reserve system that drafted and trained young men. Britain was not initially alarmed by Germany’s military expansion. As an ...
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Voices in the clangour : the Second World War through the eyes of selected women writers in Britain and Italy
... time war was actually declared in September 1939, people had already started to have nightmares that had the terror of aerial bombardment as the most frequent ...Civil War had shown a strong preoccupation ...
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Africa in Post-Cold War World Politics
... Vol. 5, No. 3 2 fragmented: by language, religious and cultural differences; by its partition by former colonial powers (Britain, France, Belgium, Portugal, Italy and Germany before World War I), and ...
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The Second World War (1).pptx
... the world may move forward into broad, sunlit ...whole world, including the United States, including all that we have known and cared for, will sink into the abyss of a new Dark Age made more sinister, and ...
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World War One The Great War\The War to End All Wars: 1914-1918
... in World War I was an attempt to bolster the capitalist system, mailed circulars to men eligible for the draft, stating that being conscripted against one’s will was unconstitutional and should be ...
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The Sinking of the Lusitania Reading.docx
... So ended the drama of Sarajevo. By evening shocked citizens around the world read in their newspapers of an assassinated Archduke in a faraway place. Few people thought that this event could have any effect upon ...
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Army officers, historians and journalists: the emergence, expansion and diversification of British military history, 1854 1914
... The work on the new Official History of the Second Boer War, which was begun following the abandonment of the original project under Henderson, was taken up in April 1903. 171 Hurst and Blackett, despite the major ...
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Representations of combat : the British war correspondents and the First World War
... Since the Napoleonic and Crimean wars Britain had not needed large regular or conscript armies, relying instead on the power of the Royal Navy and a small professional force of regular s[r] ...
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US-Cold War Conflicts
... The World War II Alliance between the Soviet Union and the United States... Contributions to the Cold War.[r] ...
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War letters: A Thematic approach and comparison of military letters from World War II and the Vietnam War
... for war letters in reviewed databases, two of his books of letters, War Letters and Behind the Lines, were ...book, World War II Letters: A Glimpse into the Second World War ...
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How Language Policies and Practices Affect Classrooms in Schools and Colleges
... of war, politics of race, religion and the gendered effects of structural violence, as well as literature studying armed conflicts and violence around the ...
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The United States in World War II
... LIBERATION OF THE DEATH CAMPS Meanwhile, Allied troops pressed eastward into the German heartland, and the Soviet army pushed westward across Poland toward Berlin. Soviet troops were the first to come upon one of the ...
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Archipelagic poetry of the First World War
... the war: of admiration for the doughty resolve of ‘the ole sweats’ of the Regular Army, the mocking, levelling humour of the homosocial military world, the quiet moments of nostalgic longing for home, the ...
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Irish Rugby and the First World War
... that war service was dominated by comparative under-achievers, the occupational profile of these samples was largely a product of the average enlistment ...
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Army chaplains in the First World War
... The Last Crusade: The Church Marrin, England of First North Carolina: Duke in World War.. 179-182 Parliamentary Clerk the Recruiting Mr.[r] ...
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Mapping Research in Assisted Reproduction Worldwide
... western world regions (Western Europe, Northern America and Australia & New Zealand) is fairly homogeneously distributed across macro-categories and relatively similar among different regions, with some minor ...
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Reflections on the Great War
... the war. After the war, the game continued and, not surprisingly, all five of the European powers were ...toward war were taken in ...First World War most certainly implicates the ...
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Volume 36 - Article 63 | Pages 1917–1928
... A reduced risk of infectious diseases appears to be the main reason for a decrease in mortality in Norway after 1900 (Backer 1961), but also the key reason for the markedly improved life expectancy worldwide over the ...
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World-War-II.ppt
... From left to right; British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, French Prime Minister Eduard Daladier, German Fuehrer Adolf Hitler, Italian leader Benito Mussolini and Italian Foreig[r] ...
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