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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"1936-1939"”.
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"Bringing it home" New Zealand responses to the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939
… to and involvement in the Spanish Civil War, 1936 to 1939. Although distance muted the war's impact, three general divisions of opinion developed in New Zealand - pro-Republicanism, pro-Francoism and "Non-Interventionism". The first Labour Government's "limited pro-Republicanism" illustrated …
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Gender and Nation in Basque Narrative During the Spanish Civil War (1936--1939)
The Basque authors whose works I analyze include the following: Insurgents Rafael Garcia Serrano, Maria Rosa Urraca Pastor, Manuel Iribarren, Jacinto Miquelarena, Jose Maria Salaverria and Jorge Claramunt; Republicans Ernestina de Champourcin, Isidro R. Mendieta, Jose Ramon Alonso and Luis …
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La conservación del patrimonio cultural inmueble durante conflictos armados : la guerra civil española, (1936-1939)
… republicanos durante la Guerra Civil Española (1936-1939) para frenar la destrucción del patrimonio inmueble cultural producida por el conflicto, así como la participación de los nacionales, el bando beligerante que se sublevó contra el régimen de la Segunda República, en la reparación de los …
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‘Save Spain’: British Support for the Spanish Republic within Civil Society in Britain, 1936–1939
While much has been written about British support for Republican Spain during the Spanish Civil War, this thesis offers a novel framework through which to consider this topic. It explores the popular humanitarian response to ‘Spain’ within the context of Britain’s bourgeoning civil society and …
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Newspapers in Wartime: Case-studies in Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)
During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), Republican newspapers attempted to bridge politically and culturally diverse audiences in defense of an unstable democracy attacked by authoritarian forces. Spain is a complex country home to multiple national identities which claim their own region, …
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The Golden Ages of radio and Hollywood unite : adaptation as self-regulation and promotion in the Lux Radio Theatre, 1936-1939
The Lux Radio Theatre was one of the most popular, highest rated, and longest running radio programs of the early to mid-20th century. J. Walter Thompson, the advertising agency that produced the program, successfully established a format for radio anthology drama by adapting popular films for …
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Imagining Peace and War: Plymouth 1918-1939
… conference in 1934 and the Spanish civil war (1936-1939), war preparation became the dominant concern for the decision makers and the public. Both were hotly debated at all levels of British public life in the 1920’s and 1930’s. This dissertation uses Plymouth as the case study for an …
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Racial discrimination in psychiatric treatment at Valkenberg Mental Hospital, 1933-1943
… case records for, Valkenberg for the years 1933; 1936; 1939; 1942 and 1943. Content analysis was used to analyse the case records and identify any discrimination across diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, criminal activity of patients, deaths in patients, and readmittance. Invidual case histories …
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Human provenancing - combined isotopic and genetic profiling of limited bone and teeth material of ancient human remains
… on human remains from a) the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and b) from a Late Anglo-Saxon burial in Norfolk, UK. DNA analysis proved not to be achievable due to the degraded nature of the skeletal tissues in both case studies. Strontium and lead isotope analysis could identify two possible …
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Modernism's Impossible Witness: Peace Testimonies from the Modernist Wars
… States. The inclusion of Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) pacifism in modernist studies forges a historical constellation, staging an intervention in the dominant narrative of the employment of total war: that the only way to respond is militaristically. "Modernism's Impossible Witness" unfolds …
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La mortalidad en Cádiz (1923-1939)
… enero de 1923 y el treinta y uno de diciembre de 1939. Fuentes manuscritas utilizadas: Libros de Actas de defunciones que existen en el Registro Civil de la ciudad de Cádiz, para los años 1923 al 1939. Análisis estadístico: Distribución de frecuencias de variables, representación gráfica de las …
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Impacto y Alteración de la Arquitectura Ecléctica y Modernista en Cartagena (España). Y su comparación con La Habana (Cuba)
… estancó la ciudad. En el conflicto bélico de 1936-1939 la ciudad sufrió varios bombardeos, y muchas obras fueron destruidas la situación económica y cultural fue negativa y la reconstrucción se hizo con bajos presupuestos. La ciudad volvió a tener carácter militar hasta la llegada de la …
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Anti-parliamentary passage: South Wales and the internationalism of Sam Mainwaring (1841-1907)
… and the Spanish worker-managed co-operatives of 1936-1939. These were both genuinely 'bottom-up' growths, but the Anarchist dream (or tendency to be pursued) has also influenced the decentralised organisation of some more conventionally originating Socialist states - as in Algeria, Libya and …
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Images du monde, miroir de soi: l'iconographie de la guerre d'Espagne au cœur de la presse partisane belge (juillet 1936-janvier 1937)
… différentes publiés entre le 15 juillet 1936 et le 31 janvier 1937 ont été étudiés. A partir des images de la guerre d'Espagne diffusées par ceux-ci, ce mémoire, appuyé par une base de données informatique, étudie les aspects quantitatifs de l'échantillon, avant d'aborder les …
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