Violence and the Displacement of Rail Workers of Altsasu-Alsasua in the Spanish Civil War and its Aftermath by Daniel Oviedo Silva, Esther Aldave Monreal, Juan C. García-Funes, Imanol Satrustegui Andres

“…In the case of the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath, this relationship manifested itself in the massive flight of people who feared reprisals but also in displacements imposed by the authorities, or motivated by social exclusion. …”
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Unexplained Air Disasters: Compensation for Indirect Victims by Jean Michel Haziza

“…The air disaster of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014, remains an enigma. …”
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Scaling Arctic landscape and permafrost features improves active layer depth modeling by Wouter Hantson, Daryl Yang, Shawn P Serbin, Joshua B Fisher, Daniel J Hayes

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The Timing and Spectral Properties of the 2022 Outburst of SGR J1935+2154 Observed with NICER by Fu Yu-Cong, Lin Lin, Ge Ming-Yu, Enoto Teruaki, Hu Chin-Ping, Younes George, Göǧüş Ersin, Malacaria Christian

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Du Finis Hispaniae à l’Espagne du Plus Ultra, l’hispano-américanisme comme instrument de régénération nationale by David Marcilhacy

“…Between the openly liberal and pragmatic reformist program carried by Rafael Altamira as early as the beginning of the century, and the manifestations of the official Americanism that prevailed under the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera - symbolized by the transatlantic flight of the Plus Ultra seaplane or by the Ibero-American Exhibition - the trajectory of Spanish Americanism reflects the ambiguities of a nation in search of international recognition and torn by an impossible consensus on the ways of its modernization.…”
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A study of the propensity for communicative aggressiveness in cadet pilots by M. V. Erkhova, I. Sh. Aizatullova

“…Bugaev who are studying in the field of “Organization of flight work”. 83 people participated in the study. …”
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Sudeten: Erinnerung reinterpretiert by Jan Pacholski

“…After World War II, this monument was reinterpreted; Borussian symbols were removed from it, including the emblematic eagle taking flight and the visage of von Götzen himself, and replaced with a hammer and sickle and a red star. …”
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