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Patriot, Pet, and Pest: America Debates the Dog's Worth During World War I
... German war dogs ...of War’ Save Many German Lives,” The New York Times, January 21, ...only. I have found only one publication that gives a negative opinion of German ...
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Historiography of the Indian Army during World War I (1914-18)
... World War and how Indian soldiers changed the tide of the War in favour of the ...Great War like East Africa, Mesopotamia (Iraq), Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine and Syria ...of War, the ...
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Sounding Nostalgia In Post-World War I Paris
... were made to preserve a sense of continuity within Parisian social circles. Although it is tempting to say that the customers of Maxim’s would have seen no difference between December 1919 and January 1920, newspaper and ...
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World War I, literary modernism, and the U.S. South
... modern war in modernist literature, he focuses narrowly on the work of combatant poets, which means that his book does not render the broader social changes taking place as a result of the war that figure ...
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Reflections on the Great War
... First World War grew near, scholarly interest in its origins ...of World War I is reflected in the literatures of interstate conflict, peace science and, especially, diplomatic ...Great ...
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A Panzer Commander "Working Toward the Fuhrer": The World War II Career of General oberst Hermann Hoth
... When the invasion of Poland began, Hermann Hoth held the rank of Lieutenant General and commanded the XV Motorized Corps assigned to Walther von Reichenau’s 10 th Army under Gerd von Runstedt’s Army Group South. Army ...
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Military Working Dogs in the United States Armed Forces from World War I to Vietnam
... before World War I, it is important to focus on this period because of the rapid growth and reliance on military ...in World War I to dogs as sentries, scouts, mine detection, ...
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The Will to Believe: Woodrow Wilson, World War I, and America’s Strategy for Peace and Security
... cold war, Kennedy contends, the key assumption of liberal internationalism, that the United States had to respond to every threat to peace everywhere, came to shape policy, and after the end of the cold ...
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The Missing Men: World War I and Female Labor Participation
... of birth. This measurement is imperfect because a soldier’s d´epartement of birth may differ from his d´epartement of residence, and internal migration flows were not negligible in France at the beginning of the ...
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Medical discourse on military psychiatry and the psychological trauma of war, World War I to DSM-III
... success amongst members of the psychiatric community at potentially meeting the goal given to them by the U.S. military as early as the First World War, to successfully treat and even prevent acute ...
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World War Looms
... THE WORLD WAR I PEACE SETTLEMENT Instead of securing a “just and secure peace,” the Treaty of Versailles caused anger and ...after World War ...a world “safe for ...civil ...
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College Men Go to War: The American University Union In Europe during World War I
... Until he got on the ship for New York Nettleton had several months to attempt to minimize the impact of Brewster. His one big handicap appeared that Brewster had resigned but not yet made a move to leave. According to ...
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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 amply confirm the veracity of Neff’s ...the war for their ...First World War was a harbinger for the kind of politicized treatment of prisoners that ...
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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”
... The long general report that was read to the assembled members at the 1916 annual congress of the Committee of Union and Progress – the ruling party – also suggests that the Ottomans themselves had made Jihad part and ...
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Optimal fertility during World War I
... the war but ended up being ...the war: about a quarter of the labor force in industry and ...the war and during the following ...the war is mod- erated by the fact that most, that is between ...
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Optimal fertility during World War I
... the war is an instantaneous reduction of fertility, even though the model does not feature a physical separation hindering the household’s ability to have ...The war also induces an age-1 household to ...
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The Socioeconomic Effects of Wars
... whites, I match two data sources, the WWII Enlistment Records and the WWII Honor List of Dead and Missing, for the Army and Army Air ...during World War ...
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The Sinking of the Lusitania Reading.docx
... World War I ended on a grey, November morning in 1918. At 11 a.m. the cease-fire order went into effect. For the first time in four years it was truly “all quiet on the western front.” At war’s end ...
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Writing the Self-at-War: World War I Popular Writings as “Technologies of the Self”
... the war, the narrator is making a statement primarily for himself and about ...the war, but on the grounds of both what he has been deprived of and what has been imposed upon ...
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Fertility and Wars: the case of world war I in France
... a war: the contemporaneous drop in fertility and the post-war ...this, I assimilate a war to a negative income shock that lowers consumption and, therefore, raises the marginal cost of ...a ...
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