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International Journal of the History of Sport, 2017
AbstractThough the practice of swinging weighted clubs for gymnastic exercise has a centuries long history in India, the latter half of the nineteenth century witnessed the exercise practice grow in political significance. In the years following the 1857 Indian Rebellion, both Hindu nationalists and British army officials undertook the practice with ...
Conor Heffernan
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AbstractThough the practice of swinging weighted clubs for gymnastic exercise has a centuries long history in India, the latter half of the nineteenth century witnessed the exercise practice grow in political significance. In the years following the 1857 Indian Rebellion, both Hindu nationalists and British army officials undertook the practice with ...
Conor Heffernan
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The role of M.N. Tukhachevskii in the suppression of the Kronstadt Rebellion
Revolutionary Russia, 2004Using new documentary sources, from Russian archives and from recently published collections, this article studies the Kronstadt Rebellion of March 1921 from a hitherto neglected angle – the role of Mikhail Tukhachevskii. Introductory sections chart Tukhachevskii’s origins and his career in the Russian Civil War, analysing the lessons he learned, his ...
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Journal of Medical Humanities, 2013
This essay provides readers with a critical analysis of the ethnographic sciences and the psychological warfare used by the British and Kenyan colonial regimes during the suppression of the Mau Mau rebellion. In recent years, several survivors of several detention camps set up for Mau Mau suspects during the 1950s have brought cases in British courts ...
Hasian Marouf
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This essay provides readers with a critical analysis of the ethnographic sciences and the psychological warfare used by the British and Kenyan colonial regimes during the suppression of the Mau Mau rebellion. In recent years, several survivors of several detention camps set up for Mau Mau suspects during the 1950s have brought cases in British courts ...
Hasian Marouf
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2021
Shame has been often been argued as a culturally bound emotion, which can affect a country’s citizens to varying degrees. Arab societies are often regarded as being heteronormative, masculinist, and patriarchal. These cultures are themselves in turn often synonymous with shame narratives associated with the suppression of women and sexuality.
Shereen H Shaw +2 more
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Shame has been often been argued as a culturally bound emotion, which can affect a country’s citizens to varying degrees. Arab societies are often regarded as being heteronormative, masculinist, and patriarchal. These cultures are themselves in turn often synonymous with shame narratives associated with the suppression of women and sexuality.
Shereen H Shaw +2 more
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3 ‘‘Suppression of an Unholy Rebellion’’: Wartime Mobilization on the Home Front
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Journal of Theoretical Politics, 1999
Under the Articles of Confederation, the American states frequently failed to pay their requisitions to the national government, sapping it of revenue. This paper explains the failure to raise revenue from the states by analyzing the system of requisitions in the context of Shays' Rebellion.
Michael J. G. Cain, Keith L. Dougherty
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Under the Articles of Confederation, the American states frequently failed to pay their requisitions to the national government, sapping it of revenue. This paper explains the failure to raise revenue from the states by analyzing the system of requisitions in the context of Shays' Rebellion.
Michael J. G. Cain, Keith L. Dougherty
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