Social security for special categories of disabled people in the Ukrainian SSRin the 1920s. by Olha Murashova, Yurii Zinko

“…Social protection of special categories of the disabled, which included the Red Army, the disabled of the World War І and the Civil War, family members of the dead military, persons who had special merits before the Soviet state, was carried out by the People's Commissariat of Social Security through its departments on the ground at the expense of the state budget. …”
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Nexus between foreign remittances and poverty alleviation: Empirical investigation of Tajikistan from Central Asia by Farrukh Nawaz, Umar Kayani, Ahmet Faruk Aysan

“…Tajikistan was one of the poorest state of the former Soviet Republics, and it was further devastated by the twin shocks of the post-Soviet transition in 1991 and the civil war from to 1992–1997. The labors of Tajikistan mainly migrate to Russia and other countries of Central Asia for earning their livelihoods. …”
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Política y sociedad en la retaguardia nacional: Valladolid ‘capital del Alzamiento’ (1936-1939) by Matteo Tomasoni, se ha licenciado en Historia Contemporánea en la Università di Bologna (2008) y desde 2009 es doctorando en la Universidad de Valladolid. Se ocupa de temas relacionados con la historia contemporánea de España, dedicándose especialmente al análisis de la Segunda República y de los movimientos pertenecientes a la extrema derecha española de los años Treinta: La conquista del Estado, JCAH, JONS y Falange Española. Colabora además en otros proyectos académicos y es miembro de la redacción de Diacronie.

“…The historic city of Valladolid, in the plateau of Castile, carried out a particular experiment on the local administration, from the first months of the Spanish Civil War. This “nationalistic experiment” became a political and institutional example for many other cities controlled by the rebels. …”
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War Memories and Peacebuilding in “From East Pakistan to Bangladesh” by Aalia Sohail Khan, Ghazala Tabbasum

“…The critical framework of Decolonizing Trauma Theory given by Rothberg (2009) was used in this qualitative study to explore how the writer, who not only fought in the civil war in Bangladesh but was also taken as a prisoner of war, moves beyond a cycle of retaliation to something more constructive. …”
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Restoring God’s People in Francoist Spain. The Missions of the Asesoría Eclesiástica de Sindicatos, 1949-1972 | Restaurando el pueblo de Dios en la España franquista. Las misiones... by Francisco Bernal García

“…Between 1949 and 1972 the Asesoría Eclesiástica de Sindicatos carried out regular missions in most of the Spanish territory with the aim of contributing to the process of re-catholization that the Spanish ecclesiastical hierarchy had launched after the Civil War. These missions incorporated a repertoire of religious events which showed a clear Baroque root and whose purpose was to achieve the population’s full identification with the Catholic Church. …”
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War poetry in Arabic literature between ancient and modern by Salim AlHamadany

“…The news of the American war reminds us of the fighting between the people of the North and the people of the South, and the history also reminds us of the civil war of the French nation, and the massacres between the people of China and the people of Spain, and other than these and those of the nations and peoples that fell in their civil wars thousands of people. …”
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Knowing when someone is resilient: Development and validation of a measure of adaptive functioning among war-affected Sri Lankan Tamils by Alexandra O'Neill, Nuwan Jayawickreme, Laura E.R. Blackie, A. Demaske, Michelle A. Goonasekera, Eranda Jayawickreme

“…The present study examines the development and utility of a locally derived measure of adaptive functioning, the Penn/RESIST/Peradeniya Competencies (PRPC) Scale, among Tamil survivors of the Sri Lankan civil war. This scale—developed using data from 622 qualitative interviews of war-affected Sri Lankan Tamils—was administered to three samples of war survivors (N ​= ​539) and was shown to have a three-factor structure that overlapped with domains identified through coding of the qualitative data: religious faith, community respect, and family responsibility. …”
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Criminal Violence in Latin America by Juan Albarracín, Nicholas Barnes

“….: Criminal Corporations, Energy, and Civil War in Mexico. By Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2017. …”
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“Internal emigration”: features of everyday behavior in the conditions of war by Вячеслав Попов

“… The article reconstructs the everyday life of urban dwellers during the revolution and civil war of 1917-1920 in Ukraine. Average people include representatives of different social groups of the urban population, united by the desire to ensure their own survival by adapting to changing political and economic realities. …”
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MIGRATION MOVEMENT OF THE PEASANTS IN THE CENTRAL BLACK EARTH REGION IN 1920s by I. Petrishina

“…The traditional agrarian overpopulation and the repeated famines of 1921 and 1924 contributed to restore the resettlement movement after World War I, the 1917 revolutions, and the Civil war. State policy, the material and organizational possibilities of resettlement, the causes and extent of resettlement, difi-culties and problems of peasants who decided to improve the financial situation of their economy are shown by the example of the Voronezh, Tambov, Kursk and Oryol provinces of the 1920s. …”
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DILEME ALE DISPERĂRII ÎN ROMANUL TRENUL SPRE SAMARKAND, DE GUZEL IAHINA / DILEMMAS OF DESPAIR IN THE NOVEL THE TRAIN TO SAMARKAND, BY GUZEL IAHINA by Maria Holhoș, Andra Gabriela Holhoş

“…The vast Soviet lands, shattered by the Civil War and the unbearable consequences of requisitions, are overwhelmed by the famine triggered in the third decade of the last century. …”
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Religion as a Means of Political Conformity and Obedience: From Critias to Thomas Hobbes by Michail Theodosiadis, Elias Vavouras

“…A few centuries later, Hobbes (influenced by the misery of the English Civil War) developed viewpoints that also highlight the role of religion in defending social peace. …”
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Portraits of the grand knez Vukan in the endowments of Nemanjić's family in the 13th century by Đekić Đorđe N., Milić Dragana M.

“…However, after the end of the civil war, the brothers reconciled: Vukan repented for everything that he had done, and Stefan forgave him everything. …”
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Crises de fraternidade: literatura e etnicidade no Moçambique pós-colonial by João de Pina Cabral

“…The paper analyses literary materials: two recent novels dealing with the emotional reactions to the Civil War of the 1980's; and memorialist records produced around the perplexing story of a white woman who opted for Mozambican citizenship in the post-Independence period. …”
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Farmers’ opinion about Syrian workers in agricultural sector in Turkey: Case study of Gaziantep by Hakan Cento, Nermin Bahşi

“… Due to the Syrian Civil War, many Syrians have had to flee their country and seek refuge in neighbouring countries, and they face a great deal of financial and social problems in their new countries of residence. …”
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Darkest Italy Revisited: American Hyper-Nationalism and the Making of the “Criminal Immigrant”. From the Age of Thomas Jefferson to the Rise of Donald J. Trump, 1776-2018 by Anthony Antonucci

“…Tuckerman and Theodore Dwight, my work shows that a spectrum of opinion about Italy and the “Italian character” existed in the United States before the Civil war and that these ideas left a lasting legacy with measurable effects on American culture, foreign policy and immigration law through 1924. …”
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Of Powdered Milk and Empowered Memories: Relief Worker Charles Schermerhorn in Northern Greece, 1946-1951 by Gonda Van Steen

“…He arrived in Greece on 17 May 1946, at a critical time: Greece had been liberated from a brutal Nazi German Occupation and was about to descend into a devastating Civil War (1946-1949). Charles was appointed by UNNRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration), subsequently by the Near East Foundation, and eventually by UNICEF. …”
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Bolshevist Crimes in Katerynoslav Region in the Early 1920s by Serhii Hubskyi

“…At the end of 1920, the frontline civil war gradually evolved into a struggle for the Bolshevist regime against the peasant masses. …”
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Spain and Cuba: A very Special Relationship? by Joaquín Roy

“…In spite of political changes than include the rise and fall of the Franco regime, the triumph of the Cuban Revolution, and the restoration of democracy in Spain, historical links have had and still have an influence on the continuation of a very specialrelationship between Spain and Cuba since the Spanish Civil War.Spain not only did not brake its diplomatic relation Cuba, but during the harshest periods of international isolation and ideological confrontation Madrid still became the primary economic partner of Havana in the capitalist world. …”
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SOMALIA - CASE STUDY ON THE FRAGMENTATION OF AN ETHNICALLY AND CIVILIZATIONALLY HOMOGENEOUS STATE by Alba Iulia Catrinel POPESCU

“…And yet, the Somali state is the expression of the notion of a failed state, ravaged by civil war, secessionism, maritime piracy, terrorism, organized crime and insecurity. …”
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