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Everett Massacre as seen by its last Survivor, between 1916 and 1917
Typed draft of eyewitness account of the massacre and ...
Miller, John L.
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When Jules Michelet recalls how he subjectively lived the time of his work on the St-Bartholomew's Day, he evokes a form of melancholic depression that only writing was able to overcome by showing him that the most appalling of massacres did not close ...
Denis Crouzet
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Ruins from the Tulsa Race Massacre, 1921
Burned to the ground homes and remnants in the Greenwood Community from the Tulsa Race Massacre, 1921. Other destroyed buildings are visible to the right.
Reeder, Charles L.
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The current research aims to analyse the role attributed to the memory of Saint Bartholomew’s Day in the topographical and monumental image of the city of Paris, as it was constructed and conveyed by travel literature.
Ekaterina Bulgakova
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Oradour-sur-Glane: On the emergence of a glocal site of memory in France
Oradour-sur-Glane (France) is the memorial site of a massacre perpetrated by the Second SS Panzer Division Das Reich on June 10th, 1944. It preserves the memory of the 642 people slaughtered there, including 18 Spanish refugees. In 1945, the French State,
Eva Léger
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Death masks of five victims in Everett Massacre, between 1916 and 1917
On verso: Died for Free Speech! The Everett Massacre Bloody Sunday, Nov.
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Private Military Companies, Necropower and Fragile States
Private military companies (PMCs) have gained prominence in the international arena since the end of the Cold War. Offering a wide range of services, these companies have been contracted by state and private actors to operate in international conflicts ...
Karina Junqueira, Cristiano Mendes
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“SAGEMENT SE CHASTIE QUI PAR AUTRUIT SE CHASTIE”
Dans L’Épistre lamentable et consolatoire, Philippe de Mézières utilise les proverbes afin de faire passer au plus grand nombre le message de nécessité de changement de la chevalerie suite au désastre de Nicopolis (1396).
Charles-Louis Morand Métivier
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The Spirit Lake Massacre,1918. [PDF]
This is the story of the Spirit Lake Massacre of 1857, written by Thomas Teakle. The massacre came as the culminating episode of incidents intimately connected with the settlement of northern and western ...
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Mountain Meadows Massacre collection, 1857-1916
This collection contains materials concerning the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857, including printed speeches, pamphlets, reports, government documents, and a typed manuscript.; This collection was originally numbered H-19 and is part of the J.
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