Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (Belgium) By Laurence van Ypersele The scope of the commemorations that developed in Belgium and in the remainder of Europe showed the population’s need to keep the memory of World War

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• Flemish Movement
• Walloons
• Congress Column
• Belgium
• Political geography
• Peace
• IJzertoren
• War memorial
• Menin Gate
• Flanders

Commemoration and Remembrance (USA) By Steven Trout From 1919 through the early 1920s, Americans energetically memorialized their role in the First World War. They built literally thousands of community monuments and fun

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• War memorial
• American Battle Monuments Commission
• Canadian Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Human geography
• Remembrance Day
• Sydney Cenotaph
• Military history of Canada
• War
• Peace

Bereavement and Mourning (South East Europe) By Olga Manojlovic Pintar The Great War impacted the lives of almost every family in South East Europe. Unable to properly mourn the bodies of their loved ones who died at the

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• Remembrance days
• Commemoration
• Cemetery
• Mourning
• Headstone
• Grief
• Armistice Day
• Death
• Death customs
• Culture
• Holidays in the United States

Disease and Public Health (Portugal) By Rita Garnel In recent years, the number of studies on the Portuguese First Republican experience has tripled. The centennial commemoration of the Republican regime in 2010 was a po

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• Epidemiology
• Biological weapons
• Zoonoses
• Rickettsioses
• Global health
• Pandemic
• Smallpox
• Public health
• Plague
• Health
• Medicine
• Biology

Commémoration de la rafle de 1943 à Clermont-Ferrand 25 novembre 2014, Université de Strasbourg Aujourd’hui est jour de deuil et jour d’espoir. Aujourd’hui est jour de souvenir et de recueillement. Nous tous, da

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Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (South East Europe) By Danilo Šarenac The article examines the main characteristics of commemorative processes which took place after the First World War in several countries in South E

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• Balkans
• Serbs
• World War I
• Balkan Wars
• Second Balkan War
• August von Mackensen
• National Liberation War of Macedonia
• Serbian Campaign
• Europe
• Republics
• Serbia

Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (Germany) By Nadine Rossol The First World War was commemorated in numerous ways in post-1918 Germany. Local and national monuments and activities of veterans’ organizations’ were so

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• Paramilitary organizations
• Military history of Germany
• Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold
• Weimar Republic
• Kyffhäuserbund
• War memorial
• Volkstrauertag
• Neue Wache
• Weimar
• Military history of Europe
• Military history by country
• Germany

Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (Russian Empire) By Aaron Cohen The fundamental factor in the existence of a Russian cult of the war dead was the public sphere and its particular characteristics in postwar Russian cult

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• Russian Revolution
• Asia
• Russian nationalism
• Marshals of the Soviet Union
• Russian All-Military Union
• White movement
• Russian culture
• Russians
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Anti-communism
• Ethnic groups in Europe
• Europe

25 Years of Solidarity – From Workers Revolution to Capitalism Przemyslaw Wielgosz Editor in chief of the Polish edition Le Monde diplomatique. The circumstances and events surrounding the official commemoration celebr

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• Eastern Bloc
• International Socialist Tendency
• Economic ideologies
• Solidarity
• Anna Walentynowicz
• Jacek Kuroń
• Lech Wałęsa
• Karol Modzelewski
• Tadeusz Mazowiecki
• Poland
• Politics of Europe
• Europe

MEETING RECORD Subject: Centenary of ANZAC and Commemoration of World War 1 Committee meeting

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• Ryde
• Victor Dominello
• Gallipoli Campaign
• Alan Turing
• British people
• United Kingdom
• English people