L’identité nationale canadienne  au travers des affiches de propagande des Première et Seconde Guerres mondiales by Jean Quellien, Andrew Ives

“…War posters often call upon a series of symbols and personifications of the nation in order to spark the citizen’s sense of patriotic duty. …”
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Bourreaux et victimes ? La difficile identité collective des Allemands au prisme du cinéma germanophone by Brigitte Rigaux-Pirastru

“…The Germans themselves paid a heavy toll to the war of aggression, the flight and the expulsion of 14 millions of people, from Central and South-East Europe constitute one of the deadly consequences of this war. …”
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Sacralised Land: The Symbolic Dimension of Land in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Valentina Bartolucci

“…Land is a central element to the war imagination. Terrible wars and bloody massacres have been waged in its name. …”
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“Your Womb is Our Enemy!” by Muauz Gidey Alemu, Mulugeta Gebrehiwot Berhe

“… War crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide were committed in the war in Tigray.  …”
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L’après-guerre du peuple ? La Grande-Bretagne sous les Travaillistes vue par Britain To-day (1945-1950) by Alice Byrne

“…This entailed a departure from the war-time editions’ concern with reconstruction and social reform. …”
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A problem of "Raseiniai tank's" history by Arvydas Žardinskas

“… During the opening days of the German-Soviet war in the area of Raseiniai, one of the largest tank battles took place. …”
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The dream that never dies: the ideals and realities of cosmopolitanism in science, 1870–1940 by Robert Fox

“… In the half-century before the Great War, collaborative international ventures in science became increasingly common. …”
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Owen and Sassoon Reconsidered by Cristina Pividori

“… Poetry, alongside other artistic and scholarly work, has played an invaluable role in preserving the traumatic memory of the First World War, especially after the passing of the last known veteran marked the end of the era of living witnesses to the conflict. …”
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Dialysis Service in the Embattled Tigray Region of Ethiopia: A Call to Action by Ephrem Berhe, Will Ross, Hale Teka, Hiluf Ebuy Abraha, Lewis Wall

“…Haemodialysis in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has been dramatically affected by the ongoing civil war. Rapid assessment from the data available at Ayder Hospital’s haemodialysis unit registry, 2015–2021, shows that enrollment of patients in the haemodialysis service has plummeted since the war broke out. …”
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THE ROLE OF US IN CHINA – TAIWAN CRISIS by EDGAR AGUBAMAH

“…China is fond of calling this crisis a remnant of China’s civil war and a relic of the cold war. Indeed it is. However, the crisis has evolved substantially from this historical context over the years, making the Taiwan crisis in some ways even more relevant and immediate today than ever. …”
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Sertolizelltumor und seminom bei einem kangal hund by Hüdaverdi ERER, Metin Münir Kıran, Nuri Yavru

“…Beide Tumoren lagen im Skrotum.<p> Der rechte Hoden war atrophisch, ca. 2 x 1.5 x 1.5 cm gross und derbe Konsistenz.Die Schnittflaeche war weisslich-grau und durch wenig entwickeltes Bindegewebe lobuliert. …”
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The application of digitization and digital marketing for the recovery of Ukraine's economy by N. Nazarenko, A. Nochovka

“…The article explores the potential application of digital technologies and digital marketing for the post-war recovery of Ukraine's economy. The war in Ukraine has led to significant destruction and economic losses, making it crucial to explore pathways for recovery and development of the Ukrainian economy using modern digital tools. …”
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İttifakın Bedeli: Birinci Dünya Savaşı’nda Osmanlı Kamuoyunda Rus Karadeniz Filosu Sorunu by Ahmet KÖKSAL

“…In terms of the Ottoman press, it was the collapse of fronts such as Palestine, just as in the course of the First World War, that ended the Russian fleet issue.…”
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Old believers in the 20th century of Lithuania by Grigorijus Potašenko

“…Generally, before World War II, over 50,000 Old Believers inhabited Poland.   …”
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Contradictions of Collective Security Model: Modern Historiography on the Evolution of the Versailles System of International Relations in the 1930s by A. A. Vershinin

“…Research literature tends to consider collective security not just as a diplomatic tool, but as a quality of international system developed after the First World War based on the idea of indivisible security with universal international organization presiding over it to deal with problems of war and peace. …”
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DIMINISHING RELIGIOUS EXTREMIST UNDERSTANDING by Muh Gufron Hidayatullah, Abu Bakar

“…In understanding a verse about war or killing, it is essential always to consider the historical context and use an adequate linguistical analysis to avoid mistakes in concluding the meaning of said passages. …”
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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

“…At the same time, these images hark back to the representations of violence in the pre-WWI period, both in Germany, which was the victim of Prussian oppression, and abroad, with the wars in the Balkans. If violence is generated by war, the First World War is just one example of this phenomenon among many. …”
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Engagement militaire et droits politiques des Arméniens : la Légion d’Orient, exemple de négociations entre une nationalité non souveraine et ses Alliés européens by Taline Papazian

“…It demonstrates the strategic aim of the enterprise: by making the Armenians military actors in the war and partners of the Entente, Boghos Nubar seeks to assert their aspirations for an autonomous national home under French administration in Cilicia at the end of the war.…”
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Making Muslim Women Political : Imagining the Wartime Woman in the Russian Muslim Women’s Journal Suyumbika by Danielle Ross

“…Through news articles, historical fiction, and calls to community service, the male and female writers promoted an image of a politically and socially-active woman, who would do her part for the war while being a virtuous Muslim. In this way, the Great War served as a period of transition between women’s cultures of the imperial and Soviet periods. …”
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John Piper et Benjamin Britten : le renouveau de l’opéra anglais et ses décors by Sophie Aymès

“…In this article, John Piper’s contribution to the renaissance of English opera is considered in the wider context of the artistic and political reconstruction of England after the Second World War. During the War, Piper was one of the artists who redefined Englishness. …”
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