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Humanitarian aid: From the Spanish Civil War to the early days of post-war Europe

open access: yesCulture & History Digital Journal, 2019
Alicia Alted Vigil
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Contemporary History

2015
Contemporary history ends with the present. Its starting point is contentious and depends upon the topic of study. It has been practised since ancient times but has become most popular since the 1960s. It has been criticized by conventional historians for the difficulty of examining the recent past objectively and the absence of adequate documentation.
exaly   +3 more sources

Contemporary History

2016
Warning! Contains a huge amount of rapidly evolving information and links to digital data about American Indian Communities in the twenty-first century, challenges to their indigenous identity, traditional tribal land base, reserved resources in treaties with the United States government, and the contemporary realities facing Native people.
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Plague: History and contemporary analysis

Journal of Infection, 2013
Plague has caused ravaging outbreaks, including the Justinian plague and the "black death" in the Middle Ages. The causative agents of these outbreaks have been confirmed using modern molecular tests. The vector of plague during pandemics remains the subject of controversy.
Didier, Raoult   +4 more
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Contemporary History and Public History

2017
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Zündorf, Irmgard   +1 more
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Deinstitutionalizing the history of contemporary psychiatry

History of Psychiatry, 2011
While contemporary mental health services have been marked by the burgeoning of outpatient and preventive care, the historiography of psychiatry remains largely tied to the study of custodial and palliative treatment. The work in which contemporary psychiatry has been involved cannot be adequately understood as a singular, autonomous enterprise based ...
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