Le rôle des institutions nationales et internationales pour contrer le trafic illicite des biens culturels by René Teijgeler

“…Since the civil war in 1979 Afghanistan’s heritage has been exposed to severe robbery. …”
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La création scénique galicienne du XXIe siècle face à l’histoire et à la mémoire by Fabrice Corrons

“…The central part is devoted to the representation of the period 1931-1975 (Second Republic, Civil War and Franco’s dictatorship) since 2001 and to the question of memory in the present time. …”
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La bande dessinée revendicative et mémorielle de Carlos Giménez by Pierre-Alain de Bois

“…The study will show how Carlos Giménez used this sequential art of comics to put into words and images painful memories related to the Spanish Civil War and its consequences, and how, over time, the author went from a writing of the denunciation to a writing of the memory, that it seems to want to transmit today to the future generations.…”
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The History of Miss Jane Pittman by Christopher Mulvey

“…For Gaines, the war that makes the great turning point of a nation and a people is the American Civil War, fought from 1861 to 1865. It resulted in a moment of history after which life would not be the same. …”
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Des anarchistes espagnols dans le Limousin. Portraits croisés by Eva Léger

“…Three men's portraits, two Catalans, one aragonese, young actors of the Spanish civil war whose life stories have been collected at the twilight of their existences. …”
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La socialización frustrada de la industria del Calzado en Barcelona (1936-1939) by Joël Delhom

“…The socialization of the shoe industry in Barcelona depended on the antifascist trade-unions’ alliance and on the anarcho-syndicalist participation in the government, that reduced its revolutionary significance. The civil war imposed a productivist, centralizing and disciplinary orientation opposed to the emancipatory perspectives, that generated dissatisfaction among the workers and the militants. …”
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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

“…Francesc Tosquelles, a psychiatrist in exile since the end of the Spanish Civil War, practiced in the Saint Alban mental health facility located in Lozère, after spending several month in the Septfonds refugee camp. …”
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De la ventriloquie au trauma by Marc Amfreville

“…Drawing extensively from Freud, but also to a lesser extent from Derrida, this paper, jointly interrogating the figure of the biloquist villain in Wieland, the picture of the aftermath of the Civil War in “Chickamauga” and the 9-11 icon of destruction in Falling Man, endeavors to highlight the parallel and converging lines of psychoanalysis and literature as regards the representation of trauma.…”
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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. …”
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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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Le secteur associatif en Algérie : la difficile émergence d’un espace de contestation politique by Laurence Thieux

“…The brief period of political openness experienced in Algeria during the late 1980s allowed emergence of a non-profit and voluntary sector undaunted by the civil war of the 1990s. However, this so-called “civil society” is struggling to free itself from the grasp of a strong government, skilful at co-opting and instrumentalizing civil society actors in building its legitimacy both internally and externally. …”
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Lebanon: An Ordinary “Consociational Democracy” in the Regional Context by A. V. Sarabiev

“…The stability of a country that has passed through a long civil war makes it stand out from a number of states in the region. …”
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African American Womanhood: A Study of Women’s Life Writings (1861-1910s) by Élise Vallier

“…Drawing on their correspondence, diaries, and autobiographies, this article explores these women’s economic circumstances, their views on men, marriage, their roles as women, wives, and mothers, and the condition of being a woman of color between 1861 and the late 1910s—a period of dramatic change in the history of the United States, particularly regarding the question of women’s rights. Covering the Civil War, Reconstruction, the Progressive Era, and up to the beginning of World War I, this work examines the way these women expressed their self-identities.…”
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«En busca de un submarino». Crónica a bordo del buque insignia del exilio republicano en Argentina: el Massilia by Bárbara Ortuño Martínez

“…This article analyses the travel chronicle on board the Massilia of Constantino del Esla, journalist and correspondent in the Spanish Civil War, that was published as chapters in November 1939 by the Argentinian journal La Nación. …”
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Les arènes espagnoles sous le franquisme : un espace de « contre-pouvoir » ? by Justine Guitard

“…Traumatised by the fratricidal civil war, people retreated into themselves, tight-lipped and fearful. …”
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Les autres pirates des Caraïbes : transtextualités transatlantiques chez Michel Séligny (1807-1867), écrivain créole de la Nouvelle-Orléans by Clint Bruce

“…In pre-Civil War Louisiana, texts denouncing slavery were extremely rare, largely because of laws limiting freedom of expression on the topic. …”
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Généalogie et usages sociaux de quatre lieux urbains paysagers à Beyrouth by Racha El-Dirani Chebbo

“…Beirut is a city that has suffered civil war starting in 1975 and lasting for 15 years, plus an Israeli invasion in 1982. …”
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De l’image avant toute chose : mémoires et mythes pour les Espagnes en exil de 1939 by José María Naharro-Calderón

“…The study of some graphic, essayistic, filmic, photographic, odonymic and/or museographic traces around plural 1939 Civil War Spain and its 1939 exiled shifts in France, as historical and memory amalgams fed by the transmission of diverse testimonies and imaginaries, represent other sources in order to redefine myths, between supra-European aspirations of peaceful identity agreed at the end of the 20th century, and national fears about globalization, regionalization, multiculturalism, Islamism and / or migratory pressures in the 21st century, particularly, when scrutinized through concentration practices, derived from the incapability of reconciling freedom and security.…”
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Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell: Memoirs of Julian by S. P. Rosenbaum

“…This article publishes and comments on the memoirs of Julian Bell that Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell wrote shortly after he was killed in the Spanish Civil War. All of Vanessa Bell’s memoir and more than half of Woolf’s are included for the first time. …”
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La forja de Isidro Gomá como adalid del antirrepublicanismo en la Iglesia de España (1927-1933) by Roberto Ceamanos Llorens

“…Gomá, the archbishop of Toledo (1933-1940), is one of foremost personalities studied by Spanish Civil War historians, because of the backing he gave to the rebels. …”
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