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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"War Planning"”.

  1. Plans and planes: United States Army aviation in American colour-coded war plans, 1920-1939

    … and rigid airships during the First World War forever transformed the way the nations around the world would wage war. By the time the Americans joined the fray, air power had become an integral element of modern warfare. During the interwar period, United States Army war planning staffs …

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  2. Town Planning, Architectural Conservation, and Civic Identity in Portsmouth, 1939-1974

    … heavy architectural losses of the Second World War. Three thematic concepts, emerging from the initial reading, form the core of the dissertation: post-war planning and reconstruction, the emergence of architectural conservationism in the mid-twentieth century, and the concept of civic identity. …

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  3. Pedestrianized Streets – From Shopping to Public Space: The History and Evolution of Pedestrianization In North America From Modernism to Contemporary

    … mall concept, which originated from modernist planning and design ideas in the early 20th century. The pedestrianization of Times Square in New York City in 2009 has heightened contemporary interest in pedestrianization for public space purposes. Only a few decades ago however, post-war

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  4. La Belgique et la France à la veille de la Première Guerre mondiale : La question des chemins de fer stratégiques

    A la veille de la Première Guerre mondiale, les gouvernements de Bruxelles et Berlin négocient la création de nouvelles lignes de chemins de fer entre la Belgique et l'Allemagne. En outre, les régions rurales de l'Ardenne belge et de l'Eiffel allemande se dotent d'un vaste réseau ferroviaire. …

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