Des fluctuations du consentement patriotique à travers les trêves et les fraternisations (1914-1918) by Anne Geslin-Ferron

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The role of ideology in the experience, perception and memory of the Italian prisoners of war, in George, SA by Loraine Maritz

“…Despite being afforded a certain level of freedom, the prisoners faced restrictions on their movements and activities, including prohibitions on transportation, alcohol consumption and fraternising with the local population without prior approval. …”
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Making Friends, Making Families: Post-World War II Marriages between Austrian Women and British Soldiers, 1945–1955 by Lukas Schretter

“…This article discusses marriages between British “occupiers” and Austrian “occupied” between 1945 and 1955, examining the policies for contact from the enactment of the non-fraternisation order until the lifting of the marriage ban. …”
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Ulysse dans la culture italienne. Voyage multiforme à travers le temps by Brigitte Urbani

“…Il apparaîtra ainsi que, contrairement à toute attente, le héros homérique, aujourd’hui si populaire a souvent joué un fort mauvais rôle, incarnant le “méchant”, le fourbe par excellence, et que le chemin de la rédemption emprunté au XIXe siècle est en partie lié à des lectures romantiques et à une situation politique qui amène Italie et Grèce à fraterniser.…”
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