... poles. She transferred to the Ministry of Munitions where she spent her time “typing endless huge sheets of figures” that “went up every night to Winston Churchill personally.” In her spare time Iris continued to write poetry. She also became aware of the domestic effects of World War I, including...

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... Western countries, brought about by the dual force of the workers' movement and the women's movement; second, World War I, with its patriotic frenzy; and third, the Russian revolution, which many Europeans perceived as the ultimate “revolt of the masses,” especially in Germany, which experienced its own...

...This chapter considers missionary movement after World War I. Missionary activity during the interwar period and beyond was notable for the founding of institutions of higher education and medical facilities, which were more acceptable to the new nationalist governments than were primary...

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... as a major crop. It then examines how soybeans became a lauded food item during World War I and how Chicago emerged as the financial center of the soybean universe. It also recalls the Great Salad Oil Swindle and how it happened. adhesives soy based biodiesel soy based chicken fabrics soy based...

...This chapter charts the key events in the twentieth-century global arms trade; during the post-World War I and interwar years, the Cold War, and the early 1990s and beyond. During the post-World War I, these successive initiatives—St. Germain Convention (1919), Geneva Arms Traffic Convention (1925...

...This chapter discusses Roxy's role in facilitating cooperation between Washington and the commercial film industry following the United States' entrance into World War I on April 6, 1917. He produced and exhibited propaganda films that helped link Washington's predominately American-born...

...Concern about the size of the world's population did not begin with the “population bomb” in 1968. It arose in the aftermath of World War I and was understood as an issue with far-reaching ecological, agricultural, economic, and geopolitical consequences. The world population problem concerned...

...This chapter discusses the impact of World War I on the missionary movement in the Middle East. World War I forced missionary institutions to shift their activities from evangelism to relief and assistance, the activities now generally ascribed to nongovernmental organizations. From the standpoint...

... of the international mind and minister without portfolio for world peace, courtesy of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. It also examines Butler's system of international cooperation; Columbia's commitment to World War I effort and its faculty's support of the American military involvement in the war...

...This chapter explores how the friendship between Stein and Faÿ mirrored the uneasy political climate in the wake of World War I. The anxieties bred during the war years had strained international relations—“friendship” had thus become overtly tied to the workings of power. In line...