The Practices Intended for Armenian and Armenians in the World War First: Sample of Adıyaman by Ali KAŞIYUĞUN

“…The aim of this study; to show what happened during the dispatch and housing throughout the World war I was not genocide as in Adıyaman sample. …”
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The “Female presence” in Safeguarding and Continuing the Heritage of Historian V.I. Guerrier: E.V. Guerrier by N. V. Rostislavleva

“…She was highly educated and fluent in four European languages, including German. During World War I, she was in Germany where she cemented her status as a fervent patriot of Russia and made every attempt to repatriate Russian subjects. …”
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British-French-Soviet Negotiations of 1939: Failed Attempt of Establishing a Collective Security System in Europe by Oleg Mashevskyi, Taras Tkachuk

“…Hitler, who successfully used the contradictions between three countries, avoiding on the beginning of the war, thereby, one of the key mistakes of the World War I – military actions on two fronts.…”
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Insights from Past Trends in Exergy Efficiency and Carbon Intensity of Electricity: Portugal, 1900–2014 by Laura Felício, Sofia T. Henriques, André Serrenho, Tiago Domingos, Tânia Sousa

“…Results show final to useful efficiency dilution until World War I (50% to 30%) due to a decrease in share of the high-efficiency transport sector and from mid-1940s to 1960 and mid-1990s onwards (58% to 47% and 47% to 40%) due to an increase in share of the low efficiency commercial and residential sector. …”
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CRIMEAN KARAITES IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA (1918 – 1920) by D. A. Prokhorov

“…The information on the Karaites’ participation in World War I and the Civil War is scattered in scientific and local history literature. …”
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Portrety fotograficzne w filmie polskim: pamiątka, ślad, rekwizyt by Ewa Szkudlarek

“…The selected photographic portraits in film, of Teresa Kociełło and Bogumił Niechcic (Noce i dnie [Nights and Days]), Władysław Niwiński (Polskie drogi [Polish Paths]), Barbara Lawinówna and Łukasz Zbożny (Dom [Home]), are connected by the tradition of family photography, black and white aesthetic, as well as by their links to socio-historical events (the outbreak of World War I, World War II, post-war effects of the Warsaw Uprising). …”
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Protest in Kurdish and Persian Literature: A Study of Kamran Mokri and Farrokhi Yazdi’s Poetry by Hersh Karim Hamid, Sarhad Husein Qader

“…Although they have not lived in the same period, it is clear that their living conditions were remarkably similar in the Middle East between World War I and II. For this reason, comparing them seems to be of interest form the comparative literature viewpoint. …”
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Establishment of Russian studies at the Victoria University of Manchester and Russia abroad by P.A. Tribunskii

“…Another “Russian boom” in Great Britain occurred during the World War I, when the two countries became allies in the fight against Germany. …”
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THE FEBRUARY REVOLUTION OF 1917 AND SERBIA by A. Yu. Timofeev

“…For the best understanding of changes of Russian foreign policy on the Balkans caused by the Provisional Government’s coming to power the author investigates the Russian Empire plans of post-war reorganization of the western part of the Balkan Peninsula; the influence of other countries – allies of Russia in World War I is also analyzed. The Serbian official representatives noted the English influence on the coup in Russia though they did not provide any exact data about it. …”
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Temperance movement in sports: Response to teetotal movement in Bohemian lands by Milena Strachová, Zdeněk Vostrý

“…It gained momentum after World War I, which was perceived by the movement as a consequence of the decline and the movement sought to prevent any similar conflicts in the future. …”
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Total Timescaping by Richard Hardack

“…As a result, Pynchon situates modernism and World War I as precursors to their successor, postmodernism and World War II, without directly addressing them, yet somehow also as co-existing with them; both are doubled though repetitions that rewrite the originals. …”
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Main tendencies of healthcare system development of Northern Bukovyna and Hhotyn region during the interwar period by Oleksandr Rusnak

“…Lack of qualified and well-timed care for patients with smallpox, typhus, tuberculosis, dysentery and other diseases that became widespread after World War I, led to an increase in mortality among the population. …”
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Atlas of Shipwrecks in Inner Ionian Sea (Greece): A Remote Sensing Approach by Maria Geraga, Dimitris Christodoulou, Dimitrios Eleftherakis, George Papatheodorou, Elias Fakiris, Xenophon Dimas, Nikos Georgiou, Stavroula Kordella, Michalis Prevenios, Margarita Iatrou, Despina Zoura, Sofia Kekebanou, Makis Sotiropoulos, George Ferentinos

“…The results herein present the study of ancient, World War I (WWI), World War II (WWII) and more recent shipwrecks in the inner Ionian Sea. …”
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Background conditions to the outbreak of the First World War by Choucri, Nazli

“…The investigations described below are part of a larger study designed to identify and determine the dynamics involved in the outbreak of World War I. This paper is presented as a tentative first report. …”
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Communication system in Turkey: the effect on economic development by Nor Hazila Mohd Zain, Mohd Safar Hasim, Mohamad Abdul Hamid, Mohd Rizal Palil

“…History has shown that during the World War I and II, effective communications has evidenced that it can lead to victory. …”
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Historical Significance of the Spanish Neutrality in the First World War by I. Y. Mednikov

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Reconstructing the Economic Landscape of Ekaterinburg City in 1914 Based on the Telephone Network by Dmitry Sergeevich Bakharev, Aleksandr Vladimirovich Bobitsky

“…During the study, the authors created a database including 390 local companies’ phone numbers before World War I classified in accordance with the Fisher-Clark economic sector model (primary sector — extraction of raw materials, secondary — manufacturing, tertiary — service industries, quaternary — finances and information services, quinary sector — administration, education, medicine, sciences, etc.). …”
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The Interior Decoration of the Sobieski Chapel at the Church on Kahlenberg Hill in Vienna by Joanna Wolańska

“…The present article examines the changes in the interior decoration of the chapel, starting from the earliest, and today almost unknown, works completed before the chapel had been taken over by the Resurrectionists in 1906 (when the chapel “institutionalised” its function as a “Polish church”) to a competition for its interior decoration in 1909, and the designs for wall paintings drawn by Józef Mehoffer in 1912, which remained unexecuted because of the outbreak of World War I, and finally, to the already mentioned decorations by Rosen and Smuczak. …”
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Surviving the influenza; The use of traditional medicines to combat the Spanish flu in colonial Indonesia, 1918-1919 by Ravando Ravando

“…The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918-1919 was widely regarded as the deadliest in modern history, claiming more lives than World War I. Colonial Indonesia was not spared. Several scholars have estimated that around 1.5 to 4.37 million people in the colony perished, making the death rate one of the highest in Asia. …”
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A Bard in the Trenches by Leonardo Piana

“… When The Waste Land was published in 1922, David Jones, a 27-year-old Anglo-Welsh painter, was living in the English countryside with a monastic community of artists. A World War I veteran who had been injured in the tragic battle at the Somme, Jones had converted to Catholicism and was developing a modernist aesthetics, producing paintings and engravings where scenes from the gospels (the flagellation, the crucifixion, the empty tomb) were set on the French front, carried out by helpless British infantrymen. …”
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