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The educational experiences of children in England during the Second World War by Lautman, Emma

“…This study explores the education of children living on the home front in England, and to a lesser extent Wales, during the Second World War. It uses oral histories, written memories and contemporary material, such as classroom work and children’s diaries, alongside archival documents. …”
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British policy towords Thailand during the second world war by Nik Anuar Nik Mahmud.

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Continuity and change in Japanese-Malaysian relations before and after the Second World War by Denker, Mehmet Sami

“…Early penetration was superceded by the direct control of the Malayan economy through military conquest and administrative control during the occupation of Malaya in the Second World War. …”
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Comparative analysis of post- Second World War urban environments in Westerns and Central Europe and Southeast Asia by Kozlowski, Marek

“…The Second World War resulted in the considerable destruction of the urban fabric throughout Western and Central Europe. …”
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In defense of empire: government press collaboration in the British win the war efforts in Nigeria during the second world war by Mordi, Emmanuel Nwafor

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A diaspora in Their Own Land: Evacuation of Scottish Children During The Second World War- A Largely Neglected Event by Turnbull, M

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Advertising values and Beauty ideals: A content analysis from 1930s to 1940s of No.7 printed advertisements. by yang, deng

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The brava gente caught on tape: listening in to captured Italian soldiers, sailors and airmen in Britain, 1940-43 by Henry, Alexander

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Cartoons and collaboration in wartime China: the mobilization of Chinese cartoonists under Japanese occupation by Taylor, Jeremy E.

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‘Hoop op iets vaags’: ambiguity, unreliability and indeterminacy in Erwin Mortier’s Marcel (1999) by Mertens, Bram

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British Policy and the Communist Insurrection in Malaya 1946-1957: The Success of the British Struggle Against the First Communist Threat After the Second World War by Zulhilmi, Paidi

“…The insurrection, which resulted in Emergency Rule was the first British struggle after the end of Second World War. It was a great challenge for the British Colonial policy to put down the insurrection, stop the spread of Communism and at the same time prepare the multi-racial society founded by the British pre-war policy for self government. …”
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The Australian War Crimes Trials, 1945-51 by McCormack, T., Morris, Narrelle

“…This unique volume provides a detailed analysis of Australia’s 300 war crimes trials of principally Japanese accused conducted in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War.…”
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A bear’s biography: hybrid warfare and the more-than-human battlespace by Forsyth, Isla

“…Although a well-known figure Wojtek and his biography have predominately been used as a means to explore the Polish soldiers’ experience of the Second World War with the result that the bear as an animal is absent. …”
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Physical growth and ethnic inequality in New Zealand prisons, 1840–1975 by Inwood, K., Oxley, Leslie, Roberts, E.

“…The adult statures of Maori and Pakeha were similar for men born before 1900, but marked differences emerged among cohorts born during the twentieth century. By the Second World War, the gap in adult stature widened to around 3 cm, before narrowing for men born after the Second World War. …”
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Embracing international human rights law: the Malaysian experience in navigating the dual quality of international law by Shuaib, Farid Sufian

“…International human rights law, as with the setting up of the United Nations at the end of the Second World War, promises the dignity and worth of the human person of nations large and small. …”
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What's in a name?: Digital resources and resistance at the global periphery by Kent, Michael

“…Postcolonial theory was transformative of both the humanities and social sciences after the Second World War. However its power and influence is even more startling and unpredictable when applied to ‘virtual’ geographies and nations. …”
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MY SAY: Time to go green by Abd Razak, Dzulkifli

“…The risk then is that these are clichés used in a businessasusual fashion without any change in mindset, whereas the urgent task today is to quickly move away from the unsustainable way of life and habits that have taken the worst socioeconomic toll on the world since the Second World War.…”
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Feminism, citizenship and social activity: the role and importance of local women's organisations, Nottingham 1918-1969 by Clements, Samantha Ruth

“…The strength of feminist issues and campaigning is studied in three periods -- the inter-war period, the Second World War and its immediate aftermath, and the 1950s and 1960s. …”
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Pengaruh Jepun Terhadap Bidang Pendidikan Di Tanah Melayu (Malaysia) 1941-1990-an by Ahmad, Sohaimi Lazim

“…Numerous studies have been undertaken regarding the relationship between Malaya (later Malaysia) with Japan since Second World War. Nevertheless, there is a lack of focus on the educational aspect. …”
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The evolution of regional awareness and regionalism in Southeast Asia / Ito Mitsuomi by Ito , Mitsuomi

“…While the study argues that Europeans, especially the British, were quite familiar with the term ‘Southeast Asia’ prior to the Second World War, the concept varied from writer to writer by the 1960s. …”
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