On provocation: outrage, international relations, and the Franco-Prussian war by Hall, T

Balance of power in Waltz's neorealist theory, after the Franco-Prussian War and the unification of Germany by Alexandru Voicu

“…Therefore, the prediction made by Waltz will be tested against the international system developed at the end of the nineteenth century, particularly after the Franco-Prussian War. Finally, it will be concluded that the parsimony that is characterizing Waltz’s theory is inaccurate because it makes it on one hand irrefutable and on the other hand, it makes it inconsistent.…”
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‘Il y a des larmes dans leurs chiffres’: French Famine Relief for Ireland, 1847-84 by Grace Neville

“…French relief aroused real gratitude in Ireland, as evidenced by the identification of the Irish with the French during the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-1.…”
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Between Nationalist and Cosmopolitan Visions of Fraternity. The Prefigurative Role of the French Revolution in Victor Hugo’s introduction to «Paris guide» (1867) and Robert Hamerli... by Michiel Rys

“…Both texts use the French Revolution as a pretext to articulate a cosmopolitan vision that has to be understood as a reaction to the political tensions in the prelude to and aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War (1870-71). By reconstructing how Hugo and Hamerling intervene in a broader debate on the question of nationalism and internationalism, this article sheds more light on how literature was a vehicle for cosmopolitan views. …”
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Degenerate Bodies: Max Nordau’s Degeneration and Émile Zola’s La Débâcle by Kit Yee Wong

“…The work depicts a sickly Napoleon III during the Franco- Prussian War (1870–71), whose illness is metonymised with France’s politics, history and nationhood. …”
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Pratiques de mobilisation des femmes pour la cause antialcoolique en France : militantes, enseignantes, femmes de plume (1873-1903) by Victoria Afanasyeva

“…After the ‘Commune’ and the Franco-Prussian War, the anti-alcohol movement established itself in France as a scientific, elitist and masculine movement. …”
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Hermann von Helmholtz : « De la formation du système planétaire » ou des mythes et des hypothèses au savoir scientifique by Françoise Willmann

“…The main aim of our analysis of this text is to identify and recall the contextual elements that give the text depth—from the Franco-Prussian war to the ideological, philosophical and scientific tensions underpinning the text.…”
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Aspects militaires de «l’exil» des religieux français en Belgique (1901-1914) by Jean-Baptiste Murez

“…These officers came to support them, they attended ceremonies or they decorated veterans of the FrancoPrussian war. Some of them were nationalists, like Émile Driant, or admired by the nationalists as general Chanoine. …”
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THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GUY DE MAUPASSANT’S TWO FRIENDS AND ARTURO ARIAS’ TOWARD PATZUN by Kristiawan Indriyanto

“…While De Maupassant depicts the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871), Arias squares his narration in the Guatemalan civil war (1960-1996). …”
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« Ayudemos a Francia » : les volontaires espagnols dans la guerre franco-allemande de 1870-1871 by Alexandre Dupont

“…The Franco-Prussian war, a blind spot in French historical writing, has received all too little attention as a phenomenon of international volunteering. …”
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THE IMAGE OF A GERMAN WOMAN IN FRENCH SOCIETY IN 1870-1914. by Goncharov E.V.

“…The Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871 altered the traditional French view about German society. …”
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The <i>Maternité Anglaise</i>: A Lasting Legacy of the Friends’ War Victims’ Relief Committee to the People of France during the First World War (1914–1918) by Linda Palfreeman

“…The committee adopted the name used by the distinguished organisation that had administered relief in the Franco-Prussian War—the Friends’ War Victims’ Relief Committee (FWVRC). …”
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National Policy of France and Russia in 1870-1914: Comparative Analysis by V. V. Kulbashny, E. G. Vartanyan

“…It is shown that France was characterized in the national issue by the desire to take revenge on Germany after the defeat in the Franco-Prussian war, the development of political anti-Semitism, the increase in the level of migration from colonial possessions. …”
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The Institutionalization of International Law at a Crossroads: Pacifists, Jurists, and the Creation of the ILA and the IDI by Xiaohang Chen

“…The International Law Association (ILA) and the Institut de Droit International (IDI) were both founded in 1873 at a critical juncture in the history of pacifism and internationalism, in the immediate aftermath of the 1870–1871 Franco-Prussian War and the 1872 British-American Alabama arbitration. …”
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The Influence of Arthur Rimbaud on Dai Wang Shu and Nakahara Chūya’s Poetry—The Construction of their Poetic Decadent World by James Kin-Pong Au

“…Rimbaud experienced the decline of the Second French Empire and its collapse after the Franco–Prussian War in 1870. Nakahara was situated in a revolutionary age—the aftermath of the First World War, the world’s economic depression and the rise of militarism in Japan—in which politics and rapid cultural change were causing most Japanese to have a crisis of identity; and similarly, Dai’s literary life flourished as China was being invaded by Japanese armies. …”
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De la 'Franska Skolan' au Lycée français Saint-Louis : un siècle de présence scolaire et culturelle française en Suède (années 1860–1960) by Antoine Vermauwt

“…From the time before the Franco-Prussian War to the period of European integration, building these two schools, one with a blend of Swedish and French influence, the other purely following French programs, faced many challenges. …”
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Fourès, Estieu, Perbosc : trois « félibres rouges » devant les guerres by Hervé Terral

“…Their literature on wars, mainly poems, first refer to the crusade against the Albigenses but also to the Franco-Prussian wars (1870-1914). Strong supporters of the Occitan language and culture, they also intend to be « good French citizens »... and peace-lovers too. …”
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