Adalékok a határ mentiség újraértelmezéséhez Magyarországon (Additives for the Reinterpretation of Cross-Border Character in Hungary) by Béla Baranyi

“…The radical geopolitical restructuring after the First World War resulted in new states and state borders in Central Europe. …”
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The Concise History of the Theological Journal “Polonia Sacra” by Henryk Sławiński

“…It was initiated just before the end of the First World War, in 1918, and published not without difficulties. …”
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Propagande et « contre-propagande » en Irlande pendant la Première Guerre mondiale by Jérôme aan de Wiel

“…The First World War caused a major propaganda battle in Ireland between, on the one hand, the constitutional Nationalist Party, led by John Redmond, and the British authorities who were both in favour of the war and voluntary recruitment, and on the other hand, Sinn Féin, opposition nationalists and also a few Catholic clergymen who were against the British war effort in the country, deeming that the home rule crisis had not been dealt with in a satisfactory way. …”
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« La chère et la chair » : gastronomie et prostitution dans les grands restaurants des boulevards au xixe siècle by Lola Gonzalez-Quijano

“…From the Third Republic to the First World War, those establishments capitalized on the “Eros of good food” to become places of not only culinary pleasure and gastronomic tourism but also of prostitution and sexual tourism.…”
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Die deutschsprachige Lyrik der Frühen Moderne (1890-1930) by Klaus Wieland

“…By doing that I will point out formal innovations, in other words new literary techniques of representation, as well as new central topics like the city, the social question, the First World War, the crisis of the subject, sexuality and gender relations. …”
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La constitution du domaine de la Cité internationale universitaire de Paris by Brigitte Blanc

“…The Cité internationale universitaire de Paris was created immediately after the First World War in order to encourage exchanges between university students from around the world. …”
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La reconstruction des fermes dans le département de l’Aisne après 1918 by Jean-Charles Cappronnier, Franck Delorme

“…It is this very heterogeneity which makes the Aisne department, as regards rural architecture, a case study worthy of interest as it displays varied and pronounced characteristics. During the First World War, the Aisne, essentially rural with the exception of Soissons and Saint-Quentin, saw its villages and farms devastated in the fighting. …”
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Literary and cultural chracter of Cemil Seitabla Kermenchikli (1891–1942) (part 2) by Ismail Kerimov

“…The appendix to the article contains unknown poetic works of the author relating to the period of the First World War.…”
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La violence politique dans le périodique satirique Simplicisssimus de l’avant à l’après Première Guerre mondiale by Pascale Cohen-Avenel

“…If violence is generated by war, the First World War is just one example of this phenomenon among many. …”
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L’idée nationale en montagne et dans l’alpinisme : le cas du club alpin austro-allemand (DÖAV) by Michel Mestre

“…The type of club eventually chosen, i.e. an Austrian-German Club, (in other words « Large Germany »), was not asserted by its founders as a political keystone, but much more as a fundamental act symbolizing a cultural specificity. After the first world war, the club stood for the abrogation of the Treaty of Versailles, advocating the return of the Southern Tyrol Territories into a German-speaking community. …”
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Nancy-Thermal : les rêves de grandeur d’une station luxueuse et populaire by Claire Guitton

“…The outbreak of the First World War interrupted the work, depriving the station of the expected fame. …”
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Eine kurze Geschichte der deutschsprachigen Science Fiction by Hans Esselborn

“…This literature blossomed with science fiction novels, short stories and thin booklets up to the First World War and attained an international peak with Hans Dominik and the avant-gardist Alfred Döblin in the Weimar Republic. …”
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Du « clan divin des femmes amoureuses » à la « race maudite » : élaboration, représentations et discontinuités de l’identité lesbienne dans la trajectoire de Mireille Havet (1898-1... by Emmanuelle Rétaillaud-Bajac

“…This paper aims to analyze the elaboration of and the gaps in the identity of the French lesbian writer Mireille Havet (1898-1932), at a time when a saphic scene took shape in fin-de-siecle Paris and the First World War led to the destabilization of gender. …”
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Un exemple de rayonnement universitaire occidental en Europe centrale et orientale : étude de cas sur les enseignants français embauchés à l’université roumaine de Cluj après 1919... by Ana-Maria Stan

“…Summary: This research analyzes an important part of the French university presence abroad in the first half of the XXth century, namely the assistance brought to the scientific and institutional development of the Central European universities after the retracement of the borders and the political changes which took place in this area at the end of the First World War. It is a case study on the career of several French academics who came to work at the Romanian university of Cluj, in Transylvania, an institution which opened its doors since 1919. …”
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Fascism Analyses In Antonio Gramsci’s Theory by Demirhan Fahri ERDEM

“…In this context, Gramsci analyzed the conjuncture, ensuring the development of fascism as a movement and then its accession to power, in Italian political life after the First World War in political and class contexts and also pointed out the crucial role of petit bourgeoisie during that period. …”
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Propagande française en Irlande  pendant la Première Guerre mondiale : autopsie d’un échec by Jérôme aan de Wiel

“…This article deals with French propaganda efforts in Ireland during the First World War, a theme hitherto unexplored. In 1914, Ireland was in the grip of war fever like other European countries. …”
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Landowski, un sculpteur emblématique by Michèle Lefrançois

“…Author of some twenty-five war memorials sculpted between 1920 and 1935, Landowski emerges as an artist whose work is emblematic of the First World War. The present study of this heritage is based on various direct sources such as Landowski’s own journal and his correspondence. …”
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The Pentagon Papers as History by Stephen J. Whitfield

“…In the past, for the sake of national security, limitations had sometimes been imposed on newspapers and magazines condemning the war that was being fought – most notoriously, in the twentieth century, during the First World War. But the case of the Pentagon Papers was peculiar, because the New York Times, and soon the Washington Post, and then about two dozen other daily newspapers reprinted top secret documents that the press was not authorized to possess. …”
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“God Damn This War”: Virginia Woolf's Struggle for Peace between the Wars by Velid BEGANOVIĆ

“…This paper analyses Virginia Woolf's non-fiction and fiction writings in the years surrounding three wars which had a direct impact on her life: the First World War which shaped her generation and made her question the sanity of the society that went on living as if millions had not perished in vain, the Spanish Civil War to which she lost her nephew Julian Bell and which would become one of the driving forces for her book-length anti-war essay Three Guineas (1938), all the way to the Second World War that would eventually play a significant role in her ending her life. …”
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Les infirmières-visiteuses pendant l’entre-deux-guerres en Haute-Normandie : entre professionnalisme officiel et bénévolat officieux by Stéphane Henry

“…The evolutions of the status of the visiting nurse echo the evolution in women's position within the workforce: marginal prior to 1914, revealed during the First World War, idolized or disparaged in the inter-war years. …”
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