Titlebook: Warlands; Population Resettlem Peter Gatrell (Professor of Economic History),Nick Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Living in the Displaced Persons Camp: Lithuanian War Refugees in the West, 1944–54ad, in Modris Eksteins’ words, become ‘the symbolic centrepiece’ of war.. According to United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) estimates, at the end of 1946, more than 60,000 Lithuanians could be found in three Western zones of occupation in Germany, Austria and Italy. This w

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‘How those Brothers in Foreign Lands are Dividing the Fatherland’: Latvian National Politics in Disppublic’s pallbearers during and after the Second World War. In each case, the land was occupied by foreign powers and witnessed an active battlefront for extended periods. In each case, military activity and the fear of the behaviour of a victorious army compelled hundreds of thousands of Latvians t

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‘How those Brothers in Foreign Lands are Dividing the Fatherland’: Latvian National Politics in Disppublic’s pallbearers during and after the Second World War. In each case, the land was occupied by foreign powers and witnessed an active battlefront for extended periods. In each case, military activity and the fear of the behaviour of a victorious army compelled hundreds of thousands of Latvians t

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The Quaker Internationalist Tradition in Displaced Persons Camps, 1945–48kers, by the American theologian Stanley Hauerwas, highlights the importance of international concern in the work undertaken by Friends in war and peace. But how is that ‘internationalist tradition’ converted into practice? Their commitment to relief work is born out of a sense that as Quakers we ar

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The Quaker Internationalist Tradition in Displaced Persons Camps, 1945–48kers, by the American theologian Stanley Hauerwas, highlights the importance of international concern in the work undertaken by Friends in war and peace. But how is that ‘internationalist tradition’ converted into practice? Their commitment to relief work is born out of a sense that as Quakers we ar

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