[PDF] Top 20 Paper salvage in Britain during the Second World War

... Mixing military metaphors with a gendered appeal, he reiterated that recycling was vital to the war effort, and stressed that it was ‘a job for all of us, but in particular, it’s a job f[r] ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... not belong in London or in the countryside. This also shows that there was an attitude of “urban versus rural” in Britain at the time. Children learn their behaviour from the adults around them. Bringing many ... See full document

... the war itself and into the roots of British ...the war, the state needed people to behave in certain ways; to do certain things (working hard, volunteering, cooperating) which would help the war ... See full document

... “[t]he war years tended to be relegated to the status of a hiatus between the controversy-filled art scene of the 1930s and the renewal of contacts between British and international art after 1945” (British ... See full document

... Touring the vacant buildings brought back intense emotional memories for the men: “One man let a trickle of tears slide down his cheek at one point. He quickly swept them away. Many of the visitors comment[ed] on the ... See full document

... the Second World War, the government possessed extensive emergency powers, under Defence Regulations 18B, to intern people without ...the War Cabinet about the degree to which these powers ... See full document

... Great Britain, the USA, Germany and the USSR during the Second World War, as well as Ukraine, including the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) and Syria of the modern ...Germany, ... See full document

... removal. Second, MacDonald only mentions two ‘rebellions’, including the March 1942 strike, while at least four proper strikes occurred according to ICRC and government ...Britain’s war effort. Several ... See full document

... This thesis will examine seven plays by David Hare, which together constitute a social history of Britain since the Second World War.. Hare's main project is to demonstrate to the member[r] ... See full document

... the war, to the extent that the disabled soldier could be hailed as ‘ not less but more of a man ’ ...of war ’ ...the second image, another young man stands confidently — almost defiantly — without ... See full document

... the second covers the different settings in which one would have encountered the songs including music hall, revues and pantomime at home and the formal and informal performances for and by soldiers at the ... See full document

... This paper addresses these concerns by using a regression discontinuity design to test the causal impact of incumbency on campaign sentiment, using a dataset of candidate campaign manifestos spanning six elections ... See full document

... the second consequence of the NUWSS split was that the best connected and most influential non- militant organisation in Britain was now dominated by a small, sociologically and ideologically homogenous ... See full document

... societies during this period, where the question of political representation sparked a major debate during the years ...the war there were serious food shortages all over Europe, and the needs of ... See full document

... Great Britain stood at the summit o f her power and glory because she had something unique to offer; a middle way between Communism and Capitalism and therefore she could have the ‘moral leadership o f the w ... See full document

... Nancy Wake, who on different occasions performed both drab peasant femininity and glamour, lived among seven thousand male comrades on the hillsides of the Auvergne, wearing khaki trousers, shirt, tie and beret, as well ... See full document

... life-writing during the voyage home, when reunited with loved ones or when ...communicated during the claim for compensation from the Japanese ...created during the campaign for compensation ... See full document

... University of Huddersfield Repository Pateman, Michael Gareth Towards the new Jerusalem Manchester politics during the Second World War Original Citation Pateman, Michael Gareth (2000) Towards the new[.] ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document