No stake in victory : North African soldiers of the Great War by Rogan, E

“…North African survivors of World War I resumed their lives as colonial subjects in their home countries under the intensified imperial rule of the interwar years.…”

General Purpose Technologies and Surges in Productivity: Historical Reflections on the Future of the ICT Revolution. by David, P, Wright, G

“…A marked acceleration of productivity growth in U.S. manufacturing occurred after World War I, and was the main driver of the absolute and relative rise of the private domestic economy’s TFP residual. …”

General Purpose Technologies and Surges in Productivity: Historical Reflections on the Future of the ICT Revolution. by David, P, Wright, G

“…A marked acceleration of productivity growth in U.S. manufacturing occurred after World War I, and was the main driver of the absolute and relative rise of the private domestic economy’s TFP residual. …”

Expectations and Reality of International Dispute Resolution by Muhammad Nur Islami

“…If we look at the provisions contained in the United Nations (especially in its preamble), it will appear that the purpose of the establishment of the United Nations is international peace and security because the United Nations was indeed formed with the background of World War I and II. In contrast, if we pay attention to the provisions of the International Humanitarian Law, the war cannot be prevented. …”
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Hands-on Film: Media Archaeology as Gestural Practice by Petra Löffler

“…Second, I analyse the careful handling of archival material in Transparencies (Trasparenze, Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci Lucchi 1998), in which the authors re-filmed severely damaged footage recorded during World War I, and examined it frame by frame in a gestural way. …”
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A Prayer for Life: Water, Art and Spirituality in T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land by Mattia Mantellato

“…It focuses on Eliot’s magical and aesthetic (r)evolutions depicting the sterility and degradation of life after World War I. I focus on three episodes that mix modern expressions and arts with highly evocative and spiritual forces coming from Eliot’s American heritage and his interest in Eastern religions and philosophies. …”
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INFLUENCE OF ART ON THE CAMOUFLAGE DESIGN by Momchil Tachev

“…Due to the trend for entrenchment in World War I the first approaches for camouflage most visual parts of the soldiers body are made. …”
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Polish foreign policy on the eve of the 4th division: between nazi Germany and the Soviet Union (1938–1939) by Марианна Кметова, Марек Сырны

“…After the World War I, Poland was restored and within European countries belonged to medium-sized states in terms of its area, but also human and economic potential. …”
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Herbert Hoover and the Organization of the American Relief Effort in Poland (1919-1923) by Matthew Lloyd Adams

“…Poland, recreated after the armistice of 1918, was confronted at its rebirth with four very severe challenges: welding together the separate sections of the dissected country, which for many decades had been under the rule of Prussia-Germany, Austria and Russia; creating a functioning administration and military force for the country; ensuring the recovery of agriculture, which, during World War I, had seriously declined; and restarting industries destroyed or closed during foreign military occupation. …”
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INFLUENCE OF ART ON THE CAMOUFLAGE DESIGN by Momchil Tachev

“…Due to the trend for entrenchment in World War I the first approaches for camouflage most visual parts of the soldiers body are made. …”
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INFLUENCE OF ART ON THE CAMOUFLAGE DESIGN by TACHEV Momchil

“…Due to the trend for entrenchment in World War I the first approaches for camouflage most visual parts of the soldiers body are made. …”
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The Origins of World War II in Contemporary Russian and British Historiography: A Trajectory of Interpretations by Luisa Vladimirovna Korobitsyna

“…As countries that had won World War I, Great Britain and the Soviet Union were prepared to concede when it came to Hitler’s expansionist ambitions, which has survived in the memory of Russian and British societies as a reason for the major war conflict of the 20th century. …”
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Wilsons Moment? Wilsons Deutungen von Demokratie und Nation, ihre nationalen Rezeptionen und die Bedeutung für die Grenzkonflikte in Oberschlesien, dem Teschener Schlesien und der... by Steffen Kailitz

“…Specifically, it deals with an area of neighboring regions—Upper Silesia, Teschen Silesia, and the Orava River—that found themselves in a tri-border area between Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia during the transition period after World War I. The following section examines the impact of Wilson’s postulates on contested border areas. …”
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Charitable activities of Kyiv eparchy monasteries and convents in the second half of the 19th century – the early 20th century by Oleksandr Chuchalin

“…At the beginning of World War I, Kyiv eparchy monasteries and convents became actively involved in the provision of assistance to the population, as well as the establishment and maintenance of shelters for children (orphans) of fallen soldiers. …”
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Reflection of Political Struggle in Italy in Documents of Communist International (1919—1923) by E. N. Emelyanova

“…The novelty of the research lies in addressing the issue of confrontation between left and far-right parties after World War I, during the formation of a new world order. …”
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Evolution of the Westphalian Order under the Influence of the World Wars: Historical and International Relations Aspects by Serhiy Troyan, Nataliia Nechaieva-Yuriichuk

“…The two anniversaries – the centennial of the end of World War I, with the organization of peace conferences, and the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, with the corresponding 1945 peace conferences and the creation of the United Nations, – have both led the historians to update their studies on the impact of the two global armed conflicts on the world order. …”
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From the Ottoman Empire to the Republic of Turkey Manifestations of Nationalisms and National Imaginations / Osmanlı Devleti’nden Türkiye Cumhuriyeti’ne Milliyetçiliklerin ve Milli... by Ersoy Kutluk, Mehmet Hişyar Korkusuz

“…Last Ottomans who are trying to defend the borders with the shield of Turanism and Nationalism took the final blow with World War I. Newborn Republic took over ideological legacy of the Ottoman Empire largely and transformed it with a reformist style. …”
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THE INFLUENCE OF GEOLOGY ON BATTLEFIELD TERRAIN AND IT’S AFFECTS ON MILITARY OPERATIONS IN MOUNTAINS AND KARST REGIONS: EXAMPLES FROM WW1 AND AFGHANISTAN by Marko Zečević, Enio Jungwirth

“…During the World War I conflict between the Austrian and Italian army, Austrian engineer units constructed hallways in the karst region of Soča river. …”
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Institutional aspects of the development of Ukrainian culture in Galicia (the end of the ХІХ– the beginning of the ХХ century) by Zinayida Zaytseva

“…It has been established that the practical development of the Ukrainian national cultural institutions in Eastern Galicia began with the participation of the Eastern Ukrainian intelligentsia. Before World War I, a number of artistic associations were created in L’viv, in which a group was formed that was capable of creating professionally, a community of critics and publicists in the cultural sphere. …”
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Ukrainian community in the United States and the Ukrainian question during the First World War by Olga Sukhobokova

“…In these circumstances, the activity of the Ukrainian diaspora in North America, particularly in the USA, that have made a significant contribution to the Entente victory in the World War I and to the postwar settlement, requires special consideration. …”
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