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Editorial: The cost of war: sociological approaches to the societal and individual wounds of Combat. [PDF]
Front SociolGrimell J, Atuel H, Sinai C.
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Examining public support for Ukraine's defense against autocratic aggression. [PDF]
Nat CommunRudolph L, Haggerty F, Thurner PW.
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Caring in crisis: family dynamics and child wellbeing in Rohingya refugee camps. [PDF]
Front PsycholAkesson B +3 more
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Community-based mental health centers in Ukraine - protocol for a mixed methods evaluation study using the RE-AIM framework. [PDF]
Front Public HealthMadkour ME +14 more
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Choice Reviews Online, 2001
Britain was the most successful of the nineteenth-century European powers in expanding its territory overseas, but that very success brought an increasing nervousness and sense of vulnerability as well as prestige and status as a world power. As early as the 1830s, the possession of India had led to growing fears about the threat of Russian expansion ...
Margaret Lamb, Nicholas Tarling
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Britain was the most successful of the nineteenth-century European powers in expanding its territory overseas, but that very success brought an increasing nervousness and sense of vulnerability as well as prestige and status as a world power. As early as the 1830s, the possession of India had led to growing fears about the threat of Russian expansion ...
Margaret Lamb, Nicholas Tarling
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The Historical Journal, 2000
This book explains the First World War in a manner the lay person can understand, and the expert will still find intriguing. It covers a broad canvas, but does so with great economy. The origins of the war, both diplomatic and social, are discussed in a particularly illuminating fashion. The reader is then taken through the major battles on the Eastern
Eric T. Dean Jr., John Keegan
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This book explains the First World War in a manner the lay person can understand, and the expert will still find intriguing. It covers a broad canvas, but does so with great economy. The origins of the war, both diplomatic and social, are discussed in a particularly illuminating fashion. The reader is then taken through the major battles on the Eastern
Eric T. Dean Jr., John Keegan
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