Titlebook: Languages and the First World War: Communicating in a Transnational War; Julian Walker (Independent educator, artist and wr Book 2016 The

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Malta in the First World Wars as U-boats, tanks and advances in automated weaponry. Yet according to Epstein (2000), innovation was not just for the battlefield, but visible in the development of war propaganda, which gave this period the reputation of being the first press agents’ war. There was a new-found need to sway the m

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From Hatred to Hybridizations left behind the front line. Combined with the loud and omnipresent music of military bands, the alien, guttural sounds of German invaded and occupied the soundscape. The noises were denounced and satirized in the small and ephemeral underground press. However, by studying the authorized press, pri

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Linguistic Syncretism as a Marker of Ethnic Purity?though not all historians nowadays subscribe to the older theory that this war . the split of the country between two largely autonomous and unilingual entities — a Dutch-speaking or Flemish one in the north, a French-speaking or Walloon one in the south — not one among them would contest that it de

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Habsburg Languages at War seems as though the Germans had little understanding of the composition of the Habsburg army before as allies they decided to go to war together. Such statements can often be found in German sources and are mostly connected with a criticism of the ineffectiveness of their Habsburg ally.

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Persuasion vs. Deception hint of infamy. While these two connotative poles allow for little hope of reconciliation, it is worth considering how such a transition of associations came to be in the first place. Some of the blame must fall upon the role of propaganda on the home front both during and after the First World War.

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Book 2016mines issues around the representation and memory of the war such as portrayals in letters and diaries, documentation of language change, and the language of remembering the war.                                             .