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The Revue d’Economie Politique and the World War of 1914 – 1918
2023The articles published by the Revue d’économie politique during these four years of war mark its immediate and unfailing commitment within the framework of the “Sacred Union”. Year after year, the challenge of the Revue was to report on the economic dimension of the conflict.
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War: The World’s Only Hygiene, 1914–1918
2010“The Great War was a eugenics nightmare”1 considering the astounding casualties. Germany lost nearly two million people, followed by Russia with an almost equal number and by France with approximately a million and a half casualties.2 A military conflict of such magnitude was certainly beyond the wildest imagination of those who, prior to 1914 ...
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No Time to Weep: The First World War, 1914–1918
1999In many ways the First World War was a watershed for British society. Those four years of national crisis and extreme nationalist fervour left an indelible imprint. For the majority, brought up on the popular culture of the imperial myth, it started as the ultimate ‘Boy’s Own’ adventure, but as the full horror gradually unfolded and the casualty lists ...
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Unravelling the Past: World War I in Africa
Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2022Anne Samson
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The First World War and Hospitals in Ireland, 1914–1918
2019From 1914 to 1918, the Royal Army Medical Corps’ casualty evacuation system extended beyond the national borders that enclosed the battlefields of the Eastern and Western Fronts. Casualties were evacuated from ports near the frontlines to Britain by specially designed hospital ships and then distributed to military hospitals throughout the region ...
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War and the Home Front: Devon in the First World War, 1914-1918
2008Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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