World War I (1914–18)
Historiography of the Indian Army during World War I (1914-18)
... The world commemorated the centenary of the First World War in 2014 on a large ...to World War I were released in India and ...of War, especially relating to the life of ...
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Jihad and Islam in World War I : studies on the Ottoman Jihad on the centenary of Snouck Hurgronje’s “Holy war made in Germany”
... in World War i? Was the Jihad rhetoric’s target audience, namely the Muslim rural masses, really convinced and moved by it? While it is difficult to give an accurate answer to such questions, we can ...
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Military Working Dogs in the United States Armed Forces from World War I to Vietnam
... the war dog programs from a technical standpoint and to better understand the training and needs of military ...with war dogs. Famous dog trainer E.H. Richardson, who founded the British war dog ...
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Fertility and Wars: the case of world war I in France
... the war but was not because of the fertility ...at war should have been in the 50-70 age group, and the generation not born during the war should have been in its ...during World War ...
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World War I, literary modernism, and the U.S. South
... a war with destiny or census returns” ...of World War I and the impact of increasing industrialism and consumerism on the ...a war of acquisition, similar to Germany’s invasion of ...
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Optimal fertility during World War I
... During World War I (1914–1918) the birth rates of countries such as France, Germany, the ...to war. I challenge this view using the case of France. I construct a model of optimal ...
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Optimal fertility during World War I
... Civil War, the French Revolution, the American Civil War, World War I, ...Civil War (1935-42) than during the 35 years ...
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College Men Go to War: The American University Union In Europe during World War I
... of World War I and First Lieutenant Harry Bullis was not ...into World War I, lasted only until the ...the war, held only contempt for contemplated changes from a leave ...
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New Zealand Methodism and World War I : crisis in a liberal church
... APPENDIX II General Returns of the New Zealand Annual Conference of Australasian Wesleyan Methodist Church 1874-1913.... Page 358 APPENDIX II continued.[r] ...
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Timbertown girls : Gretna female munitions workers in World War I
... What became clear during the research into the provision of welfare at Gretna was that the importing of thousands of young migrant workers was, overall, a 'problem': a problem of housing[r] ...
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World War I-PeaceKeeping.ppt
... • When aggressive states (Japan, Italy, and Germany) defied it, the League members, especially France and Britain, were not prepared to support it, either by decisive economic measures[r] ...
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The United States and World War I AP Exam Study Guide.docx
... Poor harvests in 1916 and 1917 made it necessary to regulate food production and consumption during the war years. In August 1917, Congress passed the Lever Food and Fuel Control Act; a[r] ...
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Medical discourse on military psychiatry and the psychological trauma of war, World War I to DSM-III
... of war which developed after the World Wars and the one which subsequently developed in immediate aftermath of the Vietnam War was the extent to which the discourse developed outside of professional ...
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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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The impact of the World War I on the law governing the treatment of prisoners of war and the making of a humanitarian subject
... First World War also departed from the written codes in conferring repatriation on ‘long-term’ prisoners; men who had been held for over eighteen months and were either fathers of large households (with ...
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The Will to Believe: Woodrow Wilson, World War I, and America’s Strategy for Peace and Security
... the war, Roosevelt in fact believed that the international system, dominated by ‘civilized’ great powers, was becoming more ...make war less ...after war began, but the Atlanticists did not give up ...
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Patriot, Pet, and Pest: America Debates the Dog's Worth During World War I
... A World View through History, The Animal Turn [an edited series] (East Lansing, Michigan: Michigan State University Press, ...animal world, especially Harriet Ritvo, The Platypus and the Mermaid: And Other ...
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Years of Horror: The American Experience of the Famine of World War I in Lebanon and Western Syria
... As was the case with those among the local population not directly suffering the effects of starvation, the Americans sought some degree of normalcy throughout the war. The American schools and the Syrian ...
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Writing the Self-at-War: World War I Popular Writings as “Technologies of the Self”
... According to sociologist Paolo Jedlowski, "human beings did not always store memories in the same way [...] since each culture defines a specific context in which an individual's modes of behaviour find expression, ...
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11-27-18 World War I and The Treaty of Versailles
... • Between 1870 and 1914, Germany and France doubled the size of their armies, while Great Britain and Germany used.. their navies to compete for dominance of the seas.[r] ...
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