Analyse de l’enseignement en architecture de paysage à travers la recherche sur l’évolution de la profession d’architecte-paysagiste en Lituanie by Vaiva Deveikienė

“…The chair of architecture was introduced at the University of Kaunas in 1940 and developed its activity during the Second World War and the Soviet post-war period. The disciplines of urban planning and landscape architecture were included in the curricula. …”
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The Concept of Ideology and the Struggle between Capitalism and Communism in Sezai Karakoç’s Political Thought by Selin Şahin, Enes Şahin

“…Especially after the Second World War, the world system was shaped around capitalism and communism, the dominant ideologies of the period. …”
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Diplomatic History of the Great Patriotic War and the New World Order by A. Y. Borisov

“…In this context, the Second World War has been a shining example not only to curb the aggressor states, the liberation of peoples from the Nazi tyranny, but also an attempt by the victor to organize a new, better postwar world order to guarantee a durable and lasting peace based on the cooperation of the allied states. …”
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Artistic image of the division in the Serbian people in the 20th and 21st centuries: Projection of ideas, causes and conditions of division in the prose and poetry of Radomir Stoja... by Mumović Ana M.

“…The focus of the analysis is focused on the relationship between us and others within the same nation, that is, the ideological divisions caused by the divisions during and after the Second World War in Serbia. This is a condition to look deeper and understand the nature and essence of the connection and relationship and the division between us and others and/or ours and others, not only between Serbs and Albanians. …”
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Introducing “Disrupted Histories, Recovered Pasts” by Sian Sullivan, Michèle Baussant, Lindsey Dodd, Olivette Otele, Irène Dos Santos

“…Our aim has been to interrogate relationships between oral histories and amateur histories with more formal written archives and historiography in a series of disrupted settings: evictions in colonial and apartheid west Namibia (SULLIVAN); memories and historical interpretations of the Egyptian Jewish diaspora (BAUSSANT); the evacuation of children in Second World War France (DODD); recent maritime exodus of migrants from Africa (OTELE); and rupture from a hegemonic imperial-nostalgic narrative in Portugal (DOS SANTOS). …”
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Acceptance of international criminal justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina by G. Šimić

“…That hundreds of mass graves would be scattered around, and that war crimes unseen in Europe since the Second World War would be repeated. That severe crimes like systematic rape, torture, and massive destruction of cultural heritage and property would finally culminate with genocide. …”
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A Trustworthy Collaboration: Eleanor Roosevelt and Martha Graham’s Pioneering of American Cultural Diplomacy by Camelia Lenart

“…As the article shows, Roosevelt invited Martha Graham to perform “American Document” at the White House when the USA was contemplating its entrance in the Second World War. Like in the case of Marion Anderson’s invitation, Graham’s performance of modernism and patriotism was by no means a social event, but a conscientious decision to use the arts in the service of politics and diplomacy. …”
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«IT IS REPARABLE HISTORICAL JUSTICE …»: FAR EAST CAMPAIGN OF 1945 IN CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE SOVIET MILITARY PERSONNEL by E. S. Senyavskaya

“…In conclusion it is shown that the military campaign of the Soviet army in the far East not only hasten the end of the Second world war and provided a new balance of strategic forces in the postwar world, but also contributed to the eventual eradication of complex of a defeated country, inherited from tsarist Russia.…”
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The tragedy of the South-Western Front: Kyiv disaster of 1941 by O. K. Maliutina, K. Z. Maliutin

“…One of the most terrible and difficult to understand pages of the Second World War history is the death of the Red Army South-Western Front in the second half of September 1941. …”
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Des normes sociales pour les déplacements de population causés par les grands barrages. France, XXe siècle by Armelle Faure

“…With the passage of time and insights from a number of historical studies it is now possible to take a look back at the way rural populations in France were displaced for the construction of large dams during and after the Second World War. Today, international standards relating to the social implications of dam development projects are imposed on dam builders by both governments and financing institutions. …”
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Legal status of religious communities in socialist Yugoslavia by Đukić Dalibor B.

“…After the Second World War, Yugoslavia, like other Communist regimes, implemented the separation of church and state, coupled with an aggressive secularization that permeated all aspects of society. …”
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Multidimensional comparative analysis of the number of students in Poland with the view to the demographic crisis and its impact on social security by Aleksandra Skrabacz, Bartosz Kozicki, Paweł Jaśkiewicz

“…The demographic low in Poland is one of the largest in the European Union and the largest after the Second World War. Material and methods The research would be based mainly on the analysis of available studies and materials enabling the review and organization of information concerning the demographic crisis, the transformation of the family model and the reorganization of the education system. …”
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A New Era for Teaching Heritage Languages to Bilingual Children in France by Hülya Sönmez L. Le Gac

“…After the Second World War, a significant wave of immigration to France began, accelerating the spread of bilingual and multicultural societies within the country. …”
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Le bassin minier du Nord-Pas-De-Calais pris dans les rets de l’aménagisme généralisé by Patrick Céleste

“…Did it ever exist, if not in the aftermath of the Second World War, when the various mining concessions in the North and Pas-de-Calais were grouped into a single national hand (Les Charbonnages de France), which was only dissolved in 2007? …”
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A PROBLEM OF OPENING OF THE SECOND FRONT IS IN EUROPE: LOOK AFTER SEVEN DECADES by A. A. Paderin

“…Therefore he answers on the row of concrete questions, such as Why did the second front in Europe became reality only on the fifth year of Second world war? What led soviet government to strive so persistently for its fastest opening? …”
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The Anthropology of Love by Ingeborg Bachmann (“War Diary” and “The Book of Franza”) by Yulia Isapchuk

“…Hamesh are emphasized, considering the time-space context of the depicted events, which are accompanied by existential challenges for a person (the end of the Second World War). The literary character Percy summarizes the image of the British military, with whom the writer communicated at the time, and the receptive potential of his allusive anthroponym, which hints at the status of the «pseudo-couple». …”
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Peace through Institutions: Woodrow Wilson and the Paris Peace Conference by Burak Küntay

“…The efforts to build and sustain a global order ensuring peace and cooperation in the international community - which ultimately failed with the beginning of a Second World War—constitute telling and timely lessons for world politics today. …”
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New Orleans as the city of misfit women in Jezebel (William Wyler, 1938) and The Flame of New Orleans (René Clair, 1941) by Taïna TUHKUNEN

“…Viewed as a strikingly un-American city where cultural codes mingle and mix without, however, engendering a “melting pot”, New Orleans offers an engaging backdrop for filmic fictions challenging the archetypal romantic image of the “Old South”.This article explores two such fictional female figures who defy the vision of the pastoral South rooted in 19th century plantation novels in William Wyler’s Jezebel (1938) and The Flame of New Orleans (1941), a movie made by the French filmmaker René Clair during his exile in the United States during the Second World War. In the former, a Southern Belle named Julie Marsden (Bette Davis) transgresses the Southern honor codes, while René Clair foregrounds a dubious French Countess, Claire Ledoux (Marlene Dietrich) whose arrival disturbs the gentry of the famous harbor city. …”
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Could the Next Platform be the Transformational Platform and Tourism? A Platform Based Expansion Model in the Context of Global Sustainable Tourism by Zeki Akıncı, Gülseren Yurcu, Ayşe Himmetoğlu, Dilara Bahtiyar Sarı

“…After the Second World War, the tourism industry started to turn into a global phenomenon with the development of the economy and globalization since 1950. …”
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Military doctrine in the state-legal paradigm of OUN-UPА by Svorak S., Ilyn L.

“…Based on the analysis of the works of the OUN ideologues, the content of the military doctrine, which was theoretically developed and practically implemented by the UPA during the Second World War, was traced. Practical significance. The conclusions and proposals published in the article can be used in further historical and legal research, preparation of special courses on the history of the state and law.…”
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