.../chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Scholars have long considered the post–World War I minorities regime—defined and encompassed by a series of “minorities treaties” with various Balkan, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern states and the construction of a “Minorities Commission” in the new...

..., France, Japan, and South Africa. In this series of “reflections” on the mandates, ten scholars of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the international order consider the consequences of the new geopolitical order birthed by World War I. How did the reshuffling of imperial power in the immediate...

... demonstrates the importance of vaccination as a public health intervention during times of conflict and social upheaval. typhoid control public health history World War I carrier isolation compulsory vaccination The discovery in 1880 by Karl Joseph Eberth of the bacillus responsible for typhoid...

.../open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Ireland Influenza World War I Transnationalism “The outbreak of influenza seemed to fester every sore exacerbating already difficult relationships or situations” (p. 14). In this new book Ida Milne offers a fascinating account of the 1918-19...

... of “petromodernity,” one tied specifically to the changing models of collaboration between the US state and the oil industry that emerged during World War I. U.S.A. positions the major impact of World War I on American life as the long-term expansion of the US state, which as well as developing a new...

... obtained. Paula Lind Ayers (see Figure 1 ) was born into the Hard Timers generation: One that came of age prior to the ratification of the 19th Amendment, experienced World War I in young adulthood and World War II in later adult life, and endured the Great Depression. ¹⁰ Paula was born...

... The Author 2013. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected] 2013 epidemics federal health policy quarantine World War I. Despite its unprecedented mass mortality and recent popularity among historians, the 1918–19 Spanish...

...Judy Dalgo © The Author 2012. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected] 2012 nurses physicians military medicine women in medicine Civil War Spanish–American War World War I Mercedes Graf...

..., it is possible to draw a map of Poland in the period of World War I showing the position of the frontlines, the nature of the battles, and the types of weapons used. The percentage of women amongst war invalids shows the dangers faced by civilians during the war due to the number of mines and unexploded hand...

.../3.0/), which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract World War I witnessed the admission of large numbers of German soldiers with neurological symptoms for which there was no obvious organic cause...

... to understand the conditions for international tax co-operation and action. This article analyses the pre-World War I history of tax treaties in three parts. Section 2 first discusses the importance of the earliest tax treaties to modern tax treaties by establishing that the fundamentals of modern tax...

... research methodology that would be mirrored again during the making of The Valour and the Horror. CBC Canadian military history social memory World War I World War II The 1960s was an important decade for commemoration in Canada. Coinciding with Canada’s centennial were the fiftieth...

... wartime codes of conduct that prohibited the public display of emotional pain in response to soldiers’ deaths. As a largely overlooked body of sources, women's art adds to our understanding of the tensions in wartime cultures of mourning that emerged between 1914 and 1918. World War I art wartime death...

... to control images actually promote the viewer's visual desire to see what has not been shown in the ‘right pictures’? These are some of the central questions which the books reviewed here address. Visual history photography Hitler World War I Stasi GDR In the twentieth century, images have played...

.... Kaiser Wilhelm Prince of Wales Queen Victoria Germanophobia First World War World War I Daily Telegraph Affair We are slowly beginning to realize what Germany (not all Germany) can do, and that Satanic figure at the head of the German Empire, who has led Germany to her present position...

..., World War I. The initial version of this article won the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities Student Essay Award. A later version was presented at the American Medical Association, Ethics Standards Division, Chicago, Illinois,  January I wish to thank Sara Taub of the Division...

... that occurred in the family when his son Revere was killed in World War I. It provides a very human look at one of the great figures in the history of medicine and demonstrates how events such as this can change the course of one's life and one's career. Almost as interesting is the involvement of Harvey...

...' experiences in the Boer conflict, military surgeons in World War I were unprepared for the nature and extent of intracranial injuries. Poor triage, disorganized transportation, incomplete surgery, and sepsis resulted in a mortality of over 50%. In 1915, as a volunteer to the Ambulance Américaine near Paris...

...Chapter 5 explores how the capacity for secrecy, and thus potential abuse, can render an executive unconvincing to the public. This dynamic can lead to insufficient consent for investments in security, as played out in the decades between Dreyfus and World War I, where France became paralyzed...

... Snowden P general election 1923 MacDonald J R Manchester Guardian Scott C P Dawes Plan first Labour government general election 1924 Schwarz B Chamberlain N general election 1929 Liberal Party and 1950 and 1951 elections We Can Conquer Unemployment British politics World War I political...