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The Children’s War: Britain, 1914 1918
... between children and their relatives at the front, now housed at the Imperial War ...by children appear to have been lost in the Flanders ...urban) children: pet animals, visits to Father ... See full document
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Control of enemy alien civilians in Great Britain 1914 1918
... 00001t tif Control of Enemy Alien Civilians in Great Britain 1914 1918 Submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of the University of London, August 1981 by John Clement Bird UMI Number U322824[.] ... See full document
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Subversive Peacemakers, War Resistance 1914–1918: An Anglican Perspective
... A political opportunity that opened up as a consequence of the retreat from Gallipoli in 1915 was that the British government passed compulsory conscription through legislation. This was a tremendous breach with ... See full document
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British Society at War 1914 1918: Myth, Rumour and the Search for Meaning
... the war settled into the stalemate of the trenches, and the immediate threat of invasion had passed, spy stories continued to circulate ...other war materials destined for the Allied war effort, ... See full document
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World War One The Great War\The War to End All Wars: 1914-1918
... – A Hollywood movie producer issued a film, The Spirit of 76, which portrayed some scenes in which British soldiers committed some atrocities.Claiming that the film questioned the faith of our ally, Great Britain, ... See full document
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Myths of the Great War
... In Britain sugar was rationed from the end of 1917 and various meats and fats during ...World War I, the war saw both an average decline and an increase in inequality (Blum ... See full document
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Passengers for the war? : the involvement of New Zealand women in employment during the Great War, 1914 1918 : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in History at Massey University
... In New Zealand, the proportion of women working in the Professional sector increased by 6% between 1911 and 1921, whilst the proportion of women employed in the Commercial sector rose by[r] ... See full document
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Portrait of a Party: The Conservative Party in Britain 1918 1945
... proportion of the whole, and Ball makes it clear that it was tough being a Conservative woman outside the more commonly accepted categories of member, woman organiser, or candidate’ s wife. Ball also offers a full ... See full document
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Ring of Steel: Germany and Austria Hungary, 1914 1918
... On the outbreak of the war, Watson provides a good summary of the machinations of July 1914, one of the most studied months in all history. Watson, like Christopher Clark, emphasizes the importance of ... See full document
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Killing, Combat and the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry: Legendary Soldiers’ Stories of the First World War – 1914-1918
... Killing, Combat and the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Killing, Combat and the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry: Legendary Soldiers’ Stories of the First World War – Infantry: Legendary Soldiers’ ... See full document
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'Where "Daddy" and Danger Were': The Portrayal of Children in War Illustrated, 1914-1916
... of children within propaganda quickly assumes other forms, beyond their association with alleged atrocities and their currency in the description or depiction of outrages precipitated by the ...to children ... See full document
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Organized Patriotism and the Crucible of War: Popular Imperialism in Britain, 1914 1932
... the war effort were initially frowned upon, organizations offering some sort of diversion were doubtless welcome, and Hendley usefully illustrates the desired continuation of ‘ordinary’ ...September 1914 to ... See full document
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Lewis Harcourt’s journal of the 1914 war crisis
... Below is typed out the whole neat version of the journal from 26 July, when Harcourt first mentions the international crisis, until 4 August, when Britain declared war on Germany. It follows the handwritten ... See full document
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Between the devil and the deep blue sea: The Netherlands, neutrality and the military in the Great War, 1914 1918
... The life of Belgian refugees in the refugee camps of Bergen op Zoom, 1914 - 1919] Studies uit Bergen op Zoom 11 Bergen op Zoom: Geschiedkundige kring van Stad en Land van Bergen op Zoom,[r] ... See full document
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The Role of Sources in Historical Memory: Evacuee Children of Second World War Britain
... evacuations. Media sources include photographs, posters, newsreels, radio programs, and much more, each with their own unique contributions and influences on the study of the evacuations. Although the types of media vary ... See full document
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Life after Joe: Politics and War in the West Midlands, 1914–1918
... the war on political culture, given the peculiar nature of the 1918 ...The 1918 RPA had not only placed millions more on the electoral roll, a large proportion of whom were serving overseas, thus ... See full document
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"Smile and Carry On:" Canadian Cavalry on the Western Front, 1914-1918
... the war, as they were made to carry as much a 300 pounds and expected to travel long distances over rough ground with limited ...the War was that they were brought from distant countries, submitted to a ... See full document
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Making their mark: Canadian snipers and the Great War, 1914-1918.
... rp s h a d a g r e a t d e a l o f p r e p a r a t i o n s to m a k e ...n s u r in g s u c c e s s . F ollo w in g th e S o m m e c a m p a ig n , th e C a n a d a C o rp ... See full document
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A comparison of some French and English literary responses to the 1914 1918 War
... this the variety study has been to suggest of possible literary to the Great War; to discover responses what these responses to have in common, and thus to are likely of the topography o[r] ... See full document
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Monarchy and the End of Empire: The House of Windsor, the British Government, and the Postwar Commonwealth
... The British government were more uncertain about the value of the post-war Commonwealth, and in particular, of its continued association with the Crown. Various actors in Whitehall realised the value of the Queen ... See full document
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