Titlebook: European Police Forces and Law Enforcement in the First World War; Jonas Campion,Laurent López,Guillaume Payen Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if

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Was There a “Lotharingian Axis”? Belgian, French, and Italian Military Policing During the First Worements in the First World War. Fighting together in the conflict, Belgium, Italy and France were using military police forces with similar historical, legal and numerical characteristics. Facing comparable challenges—sometimes on the same theatres of operations—, such forces did not—however—share th

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Tracking the ‘Enemy Within’: Alcoholisation of the Troops, Excesses in Military Order and the FrenchWorld War. Alcoholic beverages in particular made a substantial—though dubious—contribution to sustaining the French army: wine and brandy were served to soldiers on a daily basis but their consumption, when in excess, obviously fostered drunkenness and disorderly conduct—to the point of altering an

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Disarmed and Captive: Greek Gendarmes in Görlitzender to the armies of the Central Powers in September 1916, these men were—alongside comrades from other units of the Greek Army—transferred to Görlitz, a town of Eastern Germany where they would remain as prisoners until November 1918. Circulating with limited freedom or put to work for German aut

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The Complex Policing System of Oldenburg, a Middle German State Far Away from the War? away to the front, but conversely prisoners of war were kept, spies and saboteurs were feared, and the effects of the severe food restrictions in Germany were felt, as it was an agrarian state which benefited from a large surplus of milk products, eggs and meat, leading to black market activities,