Urban planning risks of losing cultural heritage by Elena V. Scherbina, Ali Salmo

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Legal Tug-of-War: The Institutional Challenges of the Domestic Prosecution of War Crimes in Ukraine by A. Nazarko

“… This article navigates the complexities of domestic prosecution of war crimes in Ukraine following Russia's invasion in February 2022. …”
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History, Culture and Politics of the Kurds: A Short Overview by Michiel Leezenberg

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Revisiting the Past, Narrating War Memories: Retelling the Falklands War in A Soldier’s Song by Andrea Roxana Bellot

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On War of the Past and the Present: the Evolution of Means of Armed Struggle and Military Thought in the Conditions of Global Confrontation by A. A. Kokoshin, M. A. Suchkov

Subjects: “…strategic culture…”
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On War of the Past and the Present: the Evolution of Means of Armed Struggle and Military Thought in the Conditions of Global Confrontation by A. A. Kokoshin, M. A. Suchkov

Subjects: “…strategic culture…”
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Marcelo Ridenti, O segredo das senhoras americanas: intelectuais, internacionalização e financiamento na guerra fria cultural by Rodrigo Czajka

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Odnos Antona Mahniča do Sokola by Aleš Šafarič

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Words at War: The Impact of Language on Perceptions and Representations of the Enemy in Russia-Ukraine War by Julien Paret

“…Since the beginning of Russia’s “Special Military Operation”, the dividing line between the “war front” and the “words front” has neither been clear nor rigid, due to the linguistic and cultural proximity between the direct actors of the conflict and the total character of hybrid warfare that tends to darken and soften the distinction between the front and the back to the point that the battlefield leaves the fury of the ground to penetrate the minds, the hearts, and the tongues. …”
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War as Peace Enforcement. On the Issue of the Dialectics of War and Peace in Modern International Relations by N. I. Bezlepkin, V. I. Bashukov

“…The results of the study allow us to conclude that in modern international relations, wars may have the goal of coercing peace. The just nature of the armed struggle of the people of Novorossiya, as well as the special military operation carried out by the Russian Federation, are a forced and extreme measure aimed at preserving the national and cultural identity of the inhabitants of Donbass, eliminating emerging military threats on the southern borders of Russia through peace enforcement.…”
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Geopolitical changes and cultural vulnerability: Analyzing the influence on community resilience and heritage sites by Petronela SPIRIDON-URSU, Iuliana-Gabriela BREABĂN, Ion SANDU

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Art and art history in cultural publishing of the second half of the 20th century by Irene Piazzoni

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On the Right Side of History: How Memories of World War Two Nourish Subversive Humanitarianism by Thea Rabe, Heidi Mogstad

“…The article argues that our informants, who are ‘ordinary’ Norwegian citizens, partake in symbolic narrations of contemporary European border policies as a potential new cultural trauma. While highlighting some risks and limitations, we show that collective memories of war and rescue can nourish political critique and subversive humanitarianism. …”
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“New Wine in an Old Bottle”? – Anniversary Journalism and the Public Commemoration of the End of the War in Vietnam by Christina Sanko

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The image of A. Lincoln in the collective memory of the US society during World War II by Artem Kosheliev

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A Contribution to the Study of the Development of Museum Activities during World War II in Occupied Serbia by Vladimir Krivošejev, Rade Ristanović

“…Common stereotypical attitudes suggest that more extensive organized activities aimed at expanding the network of institutions for the protection of cultural assets began to be undertaken only after the end of World War II, under the auspices of the Communist party, when a new socialist social system was established. …”
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Where the Second World War in Europe Broke Out: The Landscape History of Westerplatte, Gdańsk/Danzig by Wojciech Samól, Szymon Kowalski, Arkadiusz Woźniakowski, Piotr Samól

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SLOVAK THINKING ON TRANSLATION – A POLITICAL-SOCIAL-CULTURAL REFLECTION by Vladimír Bıloveský

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Peace as the Basis of Human Civilization: Philosophical and Socio-Cultural Views by A. A. Kovalev

“…The entire wealth of human culture cannot be simplified and unified within the framework of a single geopolitical, economic and cultural paradigm. …”
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The origins of Russophobia: on the issue of social and political culture of interstate relations by D. A. Kalashaova, A. A. Bezrukova, A. K. Tkhakushinov

“…Currently, the countries of the united West have declared a «sacred war» against Russia. A powerful propaganda campaign was launched, directed against Russia and everything Russian. …”
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