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Mary Pickford’s WWI Patriotism

2014
The cinematic tales of World War One (WWI) in the United States needed to unify the politics of the industry and the US government: any creative work tended to go even beyond the intended propaganda message it was supposed to convey. The motion pictures industry, thought to be assuming a rather pacifist stance in the early years of the war,1 decided to
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Richborough Port WWI Detention Centre

2020
A preliminary survey of the WWI Detention Centre near Sandwich, Kent, carried out by CITiZAN (Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network). East Kent Coast Discovery Programme Lead Archaeologist/Project Officer Lara Band and CITiZAN volunteer Tijana Cvetkovic.
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WWI: Love and Sorrow Exhibition

2019
This chapter presents findings from a research project between the University of Melbourne and Museums Victoria, Australia to evaluate visitor responses to the WWI: Love and Sorrow exhibition at Melbourne Museum. After their own extensive internal evaluation of the visitor experience, staff at Melbourne Museum expressed interest in our drawing ...
Candice P. Boyd, Rachel Hughes
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WWI Centennials and Unfolding Legacies

2020
Taking into consideration the massive number of military and civilian casualties in WWI, the re-drawing of the political map of Europe (1919–21), and creation of the League of Nations (1920), the forerunner to the UN, this chapter explores the initial responses of the authors to the research call for abstracts on the theme of Places of Memory and ...
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Crossing Forbidden Borders After WWI

2022
Arthur S. Eddington was the Director of Cambridge Observatory when the Armistice was signed on November 11th, 1918. He was also involved in several scientific organisations, especially the Royal Astronomical Society and the Royal Society. This paper presents his actions in favour of cooperation within the scientific community between 1914 and 1928.
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WWI Plane for Game Art

2017
Un avion que nous devions faire pour notre cours de Game Art, je ne suis pas satisfait de la texture mais c'est le mieux que je pouvais faire après plusieurs essais. Je ne pouvais pas non plus charger une deuxième texture, qui était nécessaire pour les parties qui n'étaient pas reflétées.
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Dracula as a Foretelling of WWI

2011
We have long been fascinated with the connection between monsters and our underlying fears. Jerome Cohen's 1996 book Monster Theory looks at horror stories as a sort of Rorschach test for the culture as a whole. If we look carefully, we can see in them our fears and anxieties about ourselves.
Carter, Genesea, Durwood, Tom
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Martin Bluethner WWI diary (1917)

Diary of daily activities kept during World War One by Martin Herman Bluethner who served with the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles, C.E.F., from 1915 to 1919.
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Biological Weapons, War Crimes, and WWI

Science, 2002
Ambassador Thomas Graham Jr., in iis editorial “Biological weapons and international law” (29 March, p. [2325][1]), proposes that Saddam Hussein could be charged with a war crime for the possession of biological weapons.
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SHPO: WWI Structures at Nellis AFB

1987
SHPO correspondence regarding the demolition of 73 buildings.
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