Pau Gairaud, de la desfacha de 1940 a la resisténcia by Jòrdi Blanc

“…After he had been wounded during the first world war, he wrote two novels in French. Then his literary works would be in Occitan (Lo Libre del Causse, Lo vièlh Estofegaire). …”
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Le latino-américanisme français en perspective by Mona Huerta

“…This article aims to show the evolution of the often contrasting cultural and scientific ties that France has with Latin America, emphasizing in particular the elements of their revival after the Second World War and their transformations in the early twenty-first century. …”
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Excombatientes: ¿germen de guerras civiles? by Ángel Alcalde

“…For this purpose, the article examines the European interwar period, and the history of the First World War veterans. Firstly, the article assesses the historiography linked to the « brutalization » theory. …”
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An Analysis of the Impact of the Syrian Crisis on Turkey’s Politic-Military, Social and Economic Security by Sertif DEMİR, Muzaffer Ercan YILMAZ

“…It concludes that the Syrian Crisis represents Turkey’s most challenging security problem since the end of the Second World War as it has had many profound impacts on the country.…”
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Immigrants italiens et frontière américaine : Pioneers ! Ο pioneers ! by Marie-Christine Michaud

“…Between the Civil War and the First World War most of the Italian immigrants settled in Eastern cities. …”
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Actual problems of studying of history of Kursk fight by A. V. Isayev

“…In article the author addresses to debatable problems of a domestic and foreign historiography of fight near Kursk, pushes together opinions of military historians with memoirs certificates and estimates of battles of World War II of commanders confronting on fields, refers to new documents, defending the judgments. …”
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Résistance(s) et identités plurielles dans la poésie occitane de la Seconde Guerre mondiale by Cecile Noilhan

“…Focusing on Laurence Campa’s works about the Great War poets, this study of works written by four occitan poets, -Charles Camproux, Max Allier, Félix Castan and Robert Lafont-, during the Second World War, puts forward a typology of occitan poets whose political determination, through writing, turns out to be dual: a denunciation of the living conditions during the war and a promotion of their own language, the occitan language.…”
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Public Schools and Ghetto Formation in Interwar New Orleans by Walter C. STERN

“…In New Orleans, racially segregated schools played a central role in the creation of racially distinct neighborhoods beginning with the school building boom that followed World War I. Focusing on the Tremé, Central City, and Broadmoor neighborhoods, this article demonstrates that schools figured prominently in debates over the future of racially mixed neighborhoods, in the formation of isolated black ghettoes, and in the development of white enclaves. …”
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Con « m » de « mamá » : las militantes comunistas y la Unión de Mujeres Argentinas durante la segunda mitad del siglo XX by Natalia Casola

“…This article analyzes the characteristics of the policy developed by the Argentine Communist Party towards women from the Second World War until the end of the military dictatorship in 1983. …”
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Trouble dans la guerre : The Heat of the Day d’Elizabeth Bowen, un roman d’espionnage au féminin by Céline Magot

“…The Second World War saw a radicalisation of gendered and social identities. …”
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Donald Barthelme’s The King: The Manifold Guises of (an) American(’s) Memory by Aurélie Delevallée

“…Since The King (1990) transposes the Arthurian myth into World War II, this article first aims at analyzing the posthumous novel by Donald Barthelme (1931-1989) as an allohistory staging the meeting of history and memory, two somehow antithetical notions. …”
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The Destruction of Architecture by Federico De Matteis

“…The Allied bombing campaigns over the German cities during World War II produced a vast landscape of destruction, which has been the object of reports, accounts and fictional narratives. …”
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Ce qui aurait pu être et ne fut pas. Une perspective cinématographique de la psychiatrie catalane en exil by Cristina Bernaldo

“…He stayed in Saint Alban for most of the Second World War, overcoming the “soft extermination” period, on which French psychiatry has only conducted limited investigations, with no loss of lives. …”
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Imperialismo, fascismo y revolución. El discurso sobre la guerra en la prensa anarquista gallega by Óscar Freán Hernández

“…The class struggle, the imperialistic expansion, the rise of totalitarian regimes, the civil wars or the military rearmament were expressions of this drift that will lead in a few years to the Second World War. The interpretation of these issues given by the libertarian movement is the subject of our work, based on the study of two Galician newspapers -the weekly newspaper Solidaridad and the fortnightly newspaper Brazo y Cerebro- published in the months before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.…”
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« Ne diriez-vous pas qu’il s’agit là de propagande ? » Le programme d’information internationale des États-Unis en débat (1945-1947) by Raphaël Ricaud

“…In the aftermath of the Second World War, the United States dismantled its Office of War Information. …”
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D’Ángel Rodríguez Leira à Ángel Cariño López by Óscar Freán Hernández

“…Like so many other exiles, the fate of our protagonist is marked by the Civil War and the Second World War, by the separation from his family and his country, by the reconstruction of a new life in France, by silence and by the presence of a complex and difficult past.…”
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Kay Boyle and Mary Reynolds: Friendship Intensified by War by Page DOUGHERTY DELANO

“…In this article, I explore the friendship that existed between Kay Boyle and Mary Reynolds, primarily during World War II. For both of them, their engagement in the war, Boyle as an anti-Fascist fiction writer, and Reynolds as a participant in the French Resistance, shifted their sense of citizenship—as women, as women sharing allegiances both to France and the U.S., and as engaged people. …”
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Programmes & praxis: a review of taken-for-granted knowledge by Leon Fulcher

“…This term has been used extensively in North America since the end of the Second World War but was much less common in the United Kingdom until recent years. …”

La violence seigneuriale à la fin du Moyen Âge, vue par les représentations pédagogiques en France by Pierre Prétou

“…The iconography deployed, continuously since the Second World War, insert systematically crude or discreet representations of violence at the heart of the lordship system. …”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: A PANEL VAR APPROACH by Gökhan Karhan

“…Therelationship between public expenditures and economic growth has accelerated,especially after the First World War. In this study, it was investigated usingdata from 1989-2017 for BRICS countries and Turkey for the causality relationbetween public expenditures and economic growth. …”
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