Guerres mondiales et conflits contemporains | Cairn.infohttps://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.pngtag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_GMCCCairn.info 20262025-12-22T00:00:00+01:00tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_GMCC_300<![CDATA[
100 years of conflicts and ends of wars (1914-2024)
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2025/4 n° 300)
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Pages 27 to 40| Refugees during the interwar period: Armenians in Lebanon after the
World War I
| Saada Rosalie Kalakech
Pages 41 to 64| Otto Wagner (1902-1974): Czechoslovak, free and legionary French
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 65 to 85| The maintenance of French military influence in Cambodia following
the Indochina War (1954-1956)
| Solann Léton
Pages 87 to 107| The Insurgent-Allies and the Counterinsurgency in Cameroon: The
Cases of the Kamga Gaston and Tanwa Dominique Groups (1960-1971)
| Démonster-Ferdinand Kouekam
Pages 109 to 127| Chimera or reality? “Jihadist governance in the conflict zones of
the Sahel and the Horn of Africa”
| Marc-Antoine Pérouse de Montclos
Pages 129 to 146| Canals and isthmus in geoeconomic and geopolitical Wars in the
2020s
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 147 to 150| Catherine Wermester, Représentations de mutilés de guerre en
Allemagne (1914-1933). Une étude visuelle, Strasbourg, Presses
universitaires de Strasbourg, 2024.
| Bérénice Zunino
Pages 150 to 151| Marc Bergère, Lignes de fuite. L’exil des collaborateurs
français après 1945, Paris, Puf, 2024, 376 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 151 to 154| Laura Jockusch and Gabriel Finder (eds.), Jewish Honor Courts:
Revenge, Retribution and Reconciliation in Europe and Israel after
the Holocaust, Detroit, Wayne State University Press, 2015,
387 p.
| Yasha Van Praagh
Pages 155 to 157| Georges-Henri Soutou, La Grande Rupture 1989-2024. De la chute
du mur à la guerre en Ukraine, Paris, Tallandier, 2024,
362 p.
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 167 to 167| Back matter
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Reactions to Operation Torch
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2025/3 N° 299)
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Pages 3 to 5| Introduction
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 7 to 21| To the elusive research of honor. The United States and Vichy
(1940-1941).
| Michael Neiberg
Pages 23 to 45| Defend Vichy’s neutrality in North Africa.
| Douglas Porch
Pages 47 to 58| The Hungarian volunteers in the ranks of the Foreign Legion, the
Free French Forces and the Resistance, 1939-1945.
| Krisztián Bene
Pages 59 to 75| Marshal Juin and North Africa. Anatomy of a military and colonial
career.
| Guillaume Denglos
Pages 76 to 94| Germain Jousse (1895 – 1988), Unrecognized Resistant of
November 8, 1942, in Algiers.
| Christine Levisse-Touzé
Pages 95 to 119| The integration of escapes from Spain into the French Air Force,
1943-1944.
| Bertrand Le Bras
Pages 121 to 144| Study of responsibilities in the roundups and destruction of the
Old Port of Marseille. January/February 1943.
| François Romagnan
Pages 145 to 146| Rémy Porte, Dictionnaire d’histoire militaire de la France, des
origines à nos jours, Lemme edit, Chamalières, 2024,
361 p.
| Michel Bodin
Pages 146 to 149| Correspondances
Pages 149 to 150| Laurent Dornel, Indispensables et indésirables. Les travailleurs
coloniaux de la Grande Guerre, Paris, La Découverte, 2025,
352 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 150 to 153| Edouard Sill, « L’illusion lyrique » – Le
volontariat international combattant dans la guerre d’Espagne
(1936-1938), Paris, Editions de la Sorbonne, 2024, 321 p.
| Nathan Colombo Valette
Pages 153 to 155| Penser les Génocides, Itinéraires de recherche, Paris, CNRS
Éditions, 2021, 359 pages.
| Guo xiaolei
Pages 155 to 156| Claude Collin, Les Étrangers de la MOI dans la Résistance,
Paris, Les Indes savantes, 2023, 276 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 156 to 156| Claude Collin & Jean-Pierre Harbulot, La Gestapo à Verdun.
Le massacre de Tavannes (30 août 1944),
Regnéville-sur-Meuse, Dossiers documentaires meusiens, 2023,
144 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 157 to 159| Camille Mahé, La Seconde Guerre mondiale des enfants. Allemagne,
France, Italie (1943-1949), Paris, Puf, 2024, 464 p.
| Louise Oesch
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South Viêt Nam at war (1945-1975): a tactical and strategic testing
ground
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2025/2 N° 298)
]]>2025-08-04T00:00:00+02:002025-08-19T00:00:00+02:00Publié à l’occasion du double anniversaire de la déclaration de
l’indépendance de la République démocratique du Vietnam et de
l’envoi du Corps expéditionnaire français d’Extrême-Orient par le
général de Gaulle pour rétablir la souveraineté française sur
l’Indochine, en 1945, mais aussi de la prise de Saigon et de la fin
de la guerre du Vietnam, ce dossier revient sur les guerres
successives au Vietnam, de 1945 à 1975, à la lumières de
contributions inédites de chercheurs français, américain et
vietnamiens, croisant les sources écrites et orales de leurs
pays.
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Pages 3 to 9| Introduction
| Pierre Journoud
Pages 11 to 24| Viêt Nam 1945 : Genesis of a thirty-year War
| Pierre Asselin
Pages 25 to 39| September-October 1945, the French return to South Viêt Nam :
the final cycle of the Second World War or the start of the
Indochina war?
| Éric Coudray
Pages 41 to 54| South Viet Nam, 1945-1950, a makeshift tinkering or a skillfully
prepared undertaking?
| Michel Bodin
Pages 55 to 67| An avoidable Disaster? The An Khe Ambush in the south-Annam
Highlands. June 24-28, 1954.
| Ivan Cadeau
Pages 69 to 83| The French Far East Expeditionary Corps leaves South Viêt Nam
(1955-1956): the withdrawal operations studied from the point of
view of General Jacquot’s High Command.
| Gabriel Troude-Beheregaray
Pages 85 to 101| Khe Sanh, the new Ðiện Biên Phủ? A reinterpretation of one of the
most controversial battles of the 1968 Tet Offensive through the
prism of the analog trap
| Pierre Journoud
Pages 103 to 116| The Tết Offensive of 1968 and the hope of an insurrection in
the Mekong Delta
| Antoine Lê
Pages 117 to 129| The Role of the Viêt Nam People’s Army in the Liberation of South
Viêt Nam from 1972 to 1975
| Vu Thi Hong Dung
Pages 131 to 141| The Korean War, a little-known episode of French military diplomacy
| Maud Dede Sombo
Pages 143 to 154| The Other Side of the Viêt Nam War from the French Sources :
Operation Rolling Thunder on North Viêt Nam and Sino-Soviet Aid to
Hanoi (1962-1969)
| Boris Kiletzky
Pages 155 to 166| Winning the nuclear war ? The Soviet civil defense as seen by
French military attachés in Moscow (1960-1978).
| Axel Bringuier
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Funerary and religious heritage of the Great War
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2025/1 N° 297)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 5| Introduction
| Serge Barcellini, Xavier Boniface
Pages 7 to 20| The religious funerary heritage of the First World War through the
database “monuments aux morts”
| Martine Aubry
Pages 21 to 38| The place of religion in the French national necropolises of Alsace
and Lorraine
| Béatrice Bertrand
Pages 39 to 53| Heritage protection systems for memorial chapels built after the
Great War
| Cléa Calderoni
Pages 55 to 68| Memory objects from the Great War in the Pyrénées-orientales
| Catherine Rogé-Bonneau
Pages 69 to 87| The memory sites of the battlefield of the Somme
| Xavier Boniface
Pages 89 to 105| Thibault FOUILLET, Thinking war or thinking the enemy (1870-1914):
the relational dimension of franco-german military thought and its
influence on pre-war doctrines
| Thibault Fouillet
Pages 107 to 124| Representations of the Spanish legion in the press and literature
during the Rif War
| Salvador Lima
Pages 125 to 148| Franco-Ukrainian shared memory: the case of former French prisoners
of war from Stalag 325 in Rawa-Ruska (1960-2022)
| Alexandre Millet
Pages 149 to 152| Cédric Cotter, S’aider pour survivre. Action humanitaire et
neutralité suisse pendant la Première Guerre mondiale,
Chêne-le-Burg, Georg Edition, 2017, 584 p.
| Stéphane Tison
Pages 152 to 154| Laëtitia Pichard, La Présence américaine dans le Centre-Ouest de
la France 1917-1921, Presses universitaires de Rennes, Rennes,
2024, 320 p., ill.
| Pierre Labrude
Pages 154 to 156| Martin Schoups et Antoon Vrints, Les Survivants. Les anciens
combattants belges dans l’entre-deux-guerres,
Villeneuve-d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du Septentrion, 2022
| Matthieu Frey
Pages 157 to 159| Maurizio Serra, Munich 1938. La Paix impossible, Paris,
Perrin, 2024, 389 p.
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 159 to 162| Jean Lopez and Lasha Otkhmezuri, Barbarossa: 1941, la guerre
absolue, Paris, Passés composés, 2019 (reprinted 2022), 957 p.
| Serge Model
Pages 162 to 163| Peter Gaida, Le Mur de l’Atlantique en Aquitaine. Maîtres
d’ouvrages et travailleurs forcés, Paris, Les Indes savantes,
2024, 132 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 171 to 175| Back matter
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The autumn 1943 round-ups in Nord and Pas-de-Calais
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
| Danielle Delmaire, Monique Heddebaut
Pages 7 to 18| “To Pick up the Foreign Israelite”, The Round up of Gurs-Nexon,
German Orders, French Execution (February-April 1943)
| Annette Becker
Pages 19 to 32| A comparative approach to the roundups of 28 October 1943 and
11 September 1942
| Rudy Rigaut
Pages 33 to 59| The round-up of the Jews of Lille: 28 October 1943 - four families:
personal testimony
| Danielle Delmaire
Pages 61 to 81| The persecution of gypsies in France during the Second World War:
what was specific about it?
| Marie-Christine Hubert
Pages 83 to 106| Nomads and Gypsies trapped by national and Nazi legislation during
World War II
| Monique Heddebaut
Pages 107 to 125| The Gypsies of convoy Z in Malines
| Laurence Schram
Pages 127 to 142| The Nomad internment camp at Montreuil-Bellay (1941-1945); History,
memory and heritage
| Virginie Daudin
Pages 143 to 145| Tribute to Joséphine and Antoine Lagrené
| Monique Heddebaut
Pages 147 to 163| French military intervention projects in Burma during the second
world war
| Jean-Luc Delle
Pages 165 to 166| Guillaume Denglos and Philippe Vial (eds.), Au cœur de l’État.
Une histoire du Secrétariat général de la défense et de la sécurité
nationale (XIXe-XXIe siècles), Paris,
Nouveau Monde éditions, 2023, 758 pages.
| Alexandre Kintz
Pages 166 to 167| Jeanne-Marie Amat-Roze and Christian Benoît (eds.), L’Empire
colonial français dans la Grande Guerre. Un siècle d’histoire et de
mémoire, Paris, Académie des sciences d’outre-mer and DACRES,
“Mémorial de Verdun”, 2021, 906 pages.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 168 to 169| Nicolas Bianchi, Fabien Meynier (eds.) Les Fabriques
identitaires de la Grande Guerre : représentations artistiques de
soi et de l’autre, 1914-2018 Rennes, PUR, 2022.
| Maëlle Schmitt
Pages 169 to 170| Michel Catala and Stanislas Jeannesson (eds. ), Les États-Unis
en France et en Europe, 1917-1920. Circulation et diffusion des
idées et des savoirs, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes,
“Histoire”, 2022, 334 pages
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 170 to 172| Raphaël Georges, Un nouveau départ : Les vétérans
alsaciens-lorrains dans la France d’après-guerre (1918-1939),
Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2024, 374 pages.
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 172 to 174| Jean-Michel Turcotte, Comment traiter les « soldats
d’Hitler » ? Les relations interalliées et la détention
des prisonniers de guerre allemands (1939-1945), Ottawa, Les
Presses de l’Université d’Ottawa, coll. “Études canadiennes”, 2022,
406 pages.
| Fabien Théofilakis
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Religious and memorial practice and rituals in the Great War
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2024/3 N° 295)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 7| Introduction
| Serge Barcellini, Xavier Boniface
Pages 7 to 19| Religious Practice of Prisoners of War In German hands
| Christophe Woehrle
Pages 21 to 34| Franco-German funeral ceremonies in occupied Saint-Quentin
1914-1915
| Jean-Marie Wiscart
Pages 35 to 42| Religion through the collections of the historial de la Grande
Guerre de Péronne: testimonies of fervour and small objects of
piety
| Marie-Pascale Prévost-Bault
Pages 43 to 54| The abduction of religious objects from the battlefield ruins by
combatants from 1914-1918: between memory and religiosity
| Bertrand Lecomte
Pages 55 to 63| The place of the religious fact in the first commemorations of the
great war of the “département du Nord”
| Clément Millon
Pages 65 to 83| “For God, the Tsar and the Fatherland”: the Russian Orthodox Church
during the First World War
| Serge Model
Pages 85 to 103| The crypto-dissidence from the French colony of Barcelone (November
1942-Mars 1943)
| Guillaume Horn
Pages 105 to 124| From French collaborator to German spy. The blue brigades of
Hubacker’s francist spy school
| Antoine Limare
Pages 125 to 140| Daughters of the MOI (Immigrant labour) in the Resistance in
Grenoble and Isère
| Claude Collin
Pages 141 to 142| Sources and documents
Pages 143 to 144| Romain Fathi & Emily Robertson (eds.), Proximity and
Distance. Space, Time and World War I, Melbourne, Melbourne
University Press, “History”, 2020, 236 pages.
| Bonin Hubert
Pages 145 to 146| Marcel Boldorf & Hervé Joly (eds.), Une victoire
impossible ? L’économie allemande pendant la Première Guerre
mondiale, Villeneuve-d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du
Septentrion, “Histoire & civilisations. Temps, espace,
société”, 2021, 240 pages.
| Bonin Hubert
Pages 147 to 149| Julie d’Andurain, Les Troupes coloniales, une histoire politique
et militaire, Paris, Passés composés, 2024, 395 pages.
| Michel Bodin
Pages 149 to 150| Alya Aglan, Le Rire ou la vie. Anthologie de l’humour résistant
1940-1945, Paris, Gallimard, éd. Folio, 2023, 296 pages.
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 150 to 152| Benoît Rondeau, Être soldat de Hitler, Paris, Perrin, 2023,
671 pages.
| Ji Ma
Pages 152 to 154| Max Schiavon, 1940 les raisons d’un échec, Aix-en-Provence,
Caraktère presse & éditions, 2023, 160 pages.
| Siméon Hausser
Pages 154 to 155| Stéphane Weiss, Élie Rouby compagnon de la Libération. 1940-1945
: opérations clandestines du Limousin à l’île d’Oléron, La
Crèche, La Geste, 2023, 404 pages.
| Bonin Hubert
Pages 156 to 158| Pierre Journoud, Dien Bien Phu, la fin d’un monde,
Vendémiaire, Paris, 2019, 475 pages.
| Michel Bodin
Pages 158 to 161| Olivier Forcade (ed.), La France et l’OTAN depuis 1989,
Paris, Sorbonne Université Presses, 2023. 285 pages.
| Samir Saul
Pages 161 to 163| Marie Bénédicte Vincent, La Dénazification des fonctionnaires en
Allemagne de l’Ouest. Épuration et réintégration 1945-1974,
Paris, CNRS éditions, 2022, 380 pages.
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 165 to 171| Back matter
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Monarchs and monarchies during the Second World War
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2024/2 No 294)
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Pages 3 to 7| Introduction
| Frédéric Le Moal
Pages 9 to 21| The Windsors, a family transformed by the two World Wars?
| Philippe Chassaigne
Pages 23 to 42| War and monarchy seen from the Vatican
| Frédéric Le Moal
Pages 43 to 61| The dispossessed King Peter II of Yugoslavia
| Vojislav Pavloviç
Pages 63 to 75| The Second World War and the monarchy in Greece: an
under-illuminated page of a contested institution
| Elli Lemonidou
Pages 77 to 100| The exile of the Storks. The experience of the detention of
Alsatian-Lorraine women in the German Empire. 1914-1918
| Paul Anthony
Pages 101 to 122| L’Orphelinat des armées at the heart of controversy: the implosion
of the sacred union around the orphans
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 123 to 141| The war in Ukraine and German unity
| Bernard Chappedelaine
Pages 143 to 144| Wim Coudenys and Patrick Rapoye, The List of Names: Fallen Far
from the Fatherland. Russian Victims of World War I in Belgium,
Ypres, éd. In Flanders Fields Museum, 2021, 132 pp.
| Serge Model
Pages 144 to 147| Isabelle Davion and Stanislas Jeannesson (eds.), Les Traités de
paix 1918-1923. La paix les uns contre les autres, Paris,
Sorbonne Université Presses, 2023, 443 pp.
| Tomasz Schramm
Pages 148 to 149| Renaud Leblond, Le Nageur d’Auschwitz, Paris, L’Archipel,
2022, 239 pp.
| Françoise Bouron
Pages 150 to 152| Annie Lacroix-Riz, Les Origines du plan Marshall. Le mythe de
« l’aide » américaine, Paris, Armand Colin, 2023,
575 pp.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 152 to 155| Traian Sandu, Ceauşescu, Le dictateur ambigu, Paris, Perrin,
2023, 539 pp.
| Catherine Durandin
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Genocide before the German courts: law and recognition (1945-2023)
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2024/1 No 293)
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Pages 3 to 5| Introduction
| Fabien Théofilakis, Bérénice Zunino
Pages 7 to 32| The Eichmann trial in the German media: successful “mastery of the
past”?
| Fabien Théofilakis
Pages 33 to 40| Germany and the Yezidi Genocide, Judicial Practice, and Political
Recognition.
| Natalie von Wistinghausen, Bérénice Zunino, Fabien Théofilakis
Pages 41 to 59| Germany and Namibia: How (not) to come to terms with genocide.
| Henning Melber
Pages 61 to 74| Demjanjuk and after.
| Lawrence Douglas
Pages 75 to 90| A late return to Nuremberg? From the IMT to the creation of the
Permanent International Criminal Court
| Annette Weinke
Pages 91 to 104| Funerary and memory sites of the First World War (Western Front)
listed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
| Annette Becker, Stéphane Tison
Pages 105 to 126| “A rather unfortunate question”. Italy, France and the “drama” of
the supply of arms to Tunisia in 1957.
| Bruna Bagnato
Pages 127 to 129| Claire Miot, Thomas Vaisset, Paul Vo Ha (eds.),
Cessez-le-feu, cesser les combats ? De l’époque moderne à
nos jours, Villeneuve d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du
Septentrion, 2022.
| Inès de Falco
Pages 129 to 130| Chantal Dhennin-Lalart, Ravages et héritages de la Grande
Guerre, 1900-2020. Un secteur de la zone rouge, d’Armentières à
Lens, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, “Histoire”,
2021, 398 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 130 to 133| Jean-Michel Guieu and Stéphane Tison (eds.), La Paix dans la
guerre. Espoirs et Expériences de paix (1914-1919), Paris,
Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2022, 429 pages.
| Nicole Pietri
Pages 133 to 135| Bernhard Lübbers and Isabella von Treskow (Hrsg.),
Kriegsgefangenschaft 1914-1919. Kollektive Erfahrung,
kulturelles Leben, Regensburg, Regensburger Realität, 2019,
402 p.
| Fabien Théofilakis
Pages 135 to 138| Fabien Théofilakis (ed.), Les prisonniers de guerre français en
40, Paris, Fayard, 2022, 382 p.
| Chantal Metzger-van Kote
Pages 138 to 140| Isabelle Delabruyère-Neuschwander, L’aventure du Buhara.
Résistance et déportation. 1940-1945, Nonant, Orep Editions,
2023, 363 p.
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 140 to 141| Karine K. Varley, Vichy’s Double Bind. French Collaboration
between Hitler and Mussolini during the Second World War,
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2023, 216 p.
| Wolfgang Seibel
Pages 142 to 144| Dimitri Minic, Pensée et culture stratégique russe. Du
contournement de la lutte armée à la guerre d’Ukraine, Paris,
Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, avril 2023.
| Meryl Lavenant
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Genocide before the German courts: law and recognition (1945-2023)
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2023/4 No 292)
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Pages 3 to 9| Introduction. Genocide before the German courts;: historical
perspective on judicial practices and recognition policies
(1945-2023)
| Fabien Théofilakis, Bérénice Zunino
Pages 11 to 26| Findings paths and laying trails. The place of the Holocaust in the
Nuremberg trials and Nuremberg’s significance in shaping Holocaust
studies
| Kim Christian Priemel
Pages 27 to 44| Punishing a genocide without applying legislation against genocide.
Perpetrators of the Holocaust in German courts
| Wolf Kaiser
Pages 45 to 62| From the Courtroom to Media Space: The Ulm Einsatzkommando Trial
(1958), Majdanek Trial (1975-1981) and Oskar Gröning Trial (2015)
in the German jurisdiction and media
| Bérénice Zunino
Pages 63 to 77| The Long Road to “Recognition”. The Armenian Genocide in the
Political Discourse of the Federal Republic of Germany
| Medardus Brehl, Mihran Dabag
Pages 79 to 95| Allied Law in German Criminal Law? Fritz Bauer, International Law
and the First Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial
| Katharina Rauschenberger
Pages 97 to 114| The political and legal recognition of the Nazi genocide of Sinti
and Roma in the Federal Republic of Germany
| Karola Fings, Bérénice Zunino, Fabien Théofilakis
Pages 115 to 136| The fight against dissidence in the Vichy Air Force 1940-1942
| Bertrand Le Bras
Pages 137 to 140| Nicolas Handfield, Julie Le Gac,
Chloé Poitras-Raymond (eds.), Femmes en guerre, de l’époque
médiévale à nos jours, Presses Universitaires du
Septentrion, Villeneuve-d’Ascq, 2022
| Yasmine Benaïssa
Pages 140 to 142| Enrico Serra, Camille Barrère et l'Italie (1897-1924), La
Courneuve, CTHS, 2023, 365 p., maps and index
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 143 to 145| Hubert Bonin and Bernard Lachaise (eds.), Juin 1940 à
Bordeaux et en Gironde, Au cœur de la tourmente militaire et
politique, La Geste, 2022, 406 p.
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 145 to 147| Nicolas Ginsburger, Marie-Claire Robic,
Jean-Louis Tissier (eds.), Géographes français en Seconde
Guerre mondiale, Paris, Editions de la Sorbonne, 2021,
442 p.
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 147 to 149| Félix Torres & Boris Dänzer-Kantof, Les atomes de
la mer. La propulsion nucléaire française. Histoire d’un outil de
dissuasion, Paris, Le Cherche Midi, 2022, 592 p.
| Hubert Bonin
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New research on twentieth-century conflicts
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2023/3 No 291)
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Pages 3 to 5| In memoriam
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 7 to 9| Introduction
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 11 to 22| Soldiers or Mutineers? The Vision of General Franchet d’Espèrey of
the Mutinies of 1917-1919.
| Laurent Refuveille
Pages 23 to 41| Quixotes or Poor Devils? The Case of the Spaniards in The Foreign
Legion during the Great War
| Alejandro Acosta López
Pages 43 to 67| The Consequences of Fighting in the First World War in East Prussia
(1914-1924)
| Florian Ferrebeuf
Pages 69 to 89| “Partial Neutrality”. Félix Broche and the Rally of French
Polynesia to Free France (September 1940).
| Yacine Benhalima
Pages 91 to 104| Normandie-Niemen: Free French and Armistice Airmen’s Amalgam in the
Heart of URSS
| Charles Baldini
Pages 105 to 122| “Shot without trial”. The extrajudicial repression of the maquis of
Rohantic, a precursory episode in Finisterre (15 and
16 July 1944)
| Pierrig Landrein
Pages 123 to 140| The Sihanouk independence crusade and its effects on Royal Khmer
Army.
| Solann Léton
Pages 141 to 156| Testimonial. Victor Ruger, Jew, Communist, Resistance fighter
| Claude Collin
Pages 157 to 164| Sources
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 165 to 167| Gerd Krumeich, L’impensable défaite. L’Allemagne déchirée,
1918-1933, Paris, Belin, 2019, 324 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 167 to 168| Jean Petaux, L’appel du 18 juin 1940. Usages
politiques d’un mythe, Bordeaux, Le Bord de l’eau, “Territoires
du politique”, 2022, 200 p.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 169 to 170| Nelcya Delanoë - Caroline Grillot, Casablanca-Hanoi, une porte
dérobée sur les histoires postcoloniales, L’Harmattan, Paris,
2021, 157 p.
| Michel Bodin
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Places of remembrance of the world wars in the British World
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2023/2 No 290)
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Pages 3 to 9| Introduction
| Philippe Chassaigne
Pages 11 to 24| The silhouette of the Australian War Memorial in Canberra
| Deirdre Gilfedder
Pages 25 to 36| Endless conflict? Memory practices and material persistence of
“14-18”
| Trevor Harris
Pages 37 to 50| Empire/Canada/Quebec memorial tensions through the establishment of
Quebec war memorials in the interwar period
| Mourad Djebabla
Pages 51 to 70| Sites of memory of the Great War: reflections of a contrasting
Irish history
| Laurent Colantonio
Pages 71 to 80| The myth of Dunkirk in the British imagination from 1940 to
Brexit
| Richard Davis
Pages 81 to 93| Ireland and its long World War II, 1939-2022: Participation,
recognition, memory, non-memory and controversy
| Jérôme Aan De Wiel
Pages 95 to 109| The French Air Force in 1940. 2. Comparison with the enemy
| Michel Nassiet
Pages 111 to 127| General André Beaufre’s “indirect strategy”: an opportunity to
reread the history of détente
| Pierre Bouillon
Pages 129 to 140| The use of an “awakener” by the French soldiers during the Gulf War
(1991)
| Vincent Guérin
Pages 141 to 142| Julie d’Andurain, Le général Gouraud, un destin hors du commun
de l’Afrique au Levant, Perrin, Paris, 2022, 509 pp.
| Michel Bodin
Pages 142 to 144| Mathieu de Oliveira, Marie Derrien and Élise Julien (eds.), La
vie d’après. Les retours de la Grande Guerre,
Villeneuve-d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du Septentrion, “War
Studies”, 2022, 312 pp.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 144 to 145| Arndt Weinrich and Nicolas Patin (eds.), Quel bilan scientifique
pour le centenaire de 1914-1918 ?, Paris, Sorbonne
Université Presses, “Mondes contemporains”, 2022, 504 pp.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 146 to 147| Guillaume Pollack, L’armée du silence, histoire des réseaux de
Résistance en France, 1940-1945, Paris, Tallandier, 2022,
544 pp.
| Marius Hutinet
Pages 148 to 149| Stéphane Weiss, Le réarmement français de 1944-1945. Faire
flèche de tout bois, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes,
“Histoire”, 2022, 232 pp.
| Hubert Bonin
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New research on contemporary conflicts: from the Second World War
to the Russian-Ukrainian War
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2023/1 No 289)
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Pages 3 to 5| Introduction
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 7 to 26| The French Air Force in 1940. 1. The “mystery” regarding the number
of planes
| Michel Nassiet
Pages 27 to 51| Joining the Free French Air Force (June 1940 – July 1943): building
an air force
| Bertrand Le Bras
Pages 53 to 71| A great academic during the occupation. Debates around Roger
Bonnard, dean of the Faculty of Law of Bordeaux
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 73 to 93| A pioneer administrative purge: the activity of the “Conseil
supérieur d’enquête” in Tunisia (1943–1945)
| Aubin Peaudeau
Pages 95 to 113| Deuve et Ayrolles. Opinion on the anti-Japanese Guérilla in Laos
| Pascal Fragu
Pages 115 to 132| The Russian Orthodox Church facing the Second World War
| Serge Model
Pages 133 to 154| War and ressentiment in contemporary Russia
| Bernard Chappedelaine
Pages 155 to 156| Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Guerre, édition établie par Pascal
Fouché ; avant-propos de François Gibault, Paris, Gallimard,
“nrf”, 2022, 192 pages.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 156 to 157| Nicolas Charles and Stéphane Tison (eds.), Reconstruction(s)
1918–…Les Ardennes après l’occupation allemande,
Villeneuve-d’Ascq, Presses universitaires du Septentrion, “War
Studies”, 2022, 522 pages.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 158 to 159| Ivan Cadeau, Cao Bang 1950, premier désastre français en
Indochine, Paris, Perrin, 2022, 394 pages.
| Michel Bodin
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Allying with the East. Militaries and diplomats faced with the
fluctuations of the European system (1917-1938)
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2022/4 No 288)
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Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
| Matthieu Boisdron, Gwendal Piégais
Pages 7 to 22| France and the Bolsheviks: partners and adversaries (November
1917-July 1918)
| Andreï Pavlov
Pages 23 to 36| From the Tsar to the Republic. Strategies for the reconversion of
Russian officers in the French army after the October Revolution
(1917-1921)
| Gwendal Piégais
Pages 37 to 50| The French military in the USSR in the 1930s: between pragmatism
and alliance problems
| Georges Vidal
Pages 51 to 64| Franco-Polish alliance in the mirror of the Soviet military and
diplomatic estimates of the 1920s
| Iskander E. Magadeev
Pages 65 to 79| Defending the alliance. Pedagogy on the alliances with the Little
Entente states with Italy (1920-1933)
| Anne-Sophie Nardelli-Malgrand
Pages 81 to 97| The Baltic Entente, a northern “Little Entente” (1918-1940)? Small
states, regional projects and French perceptions
| Julien Gueslin
Pages 99 to 112| In search of an eastern front. General Gamelin, Poland and the
Little Entente, from the remilitarisation of the Rhineland to the
Summer of 1938
| Simon Catros
Pages 113 to 130| Operation Torch: the last hours of the collaboration “à la
Darlan”
| Bernard Costagliola
Pages 131 to 150| Saint-Cyr and Saint-Cyrians to the test of the Indochina War
(1946-1955)
| Manatea Taiarui
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Pacification: Another form of war?
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2022/3 No 287)
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Pages 3 to 7| Introduction
| Michel Bodin
Pages 9 to 22| Pacification: An imperial legacy and its alterations through the
various decolonisation processes
| Jean-François Klein
Pages 23 to 36| Military positioning during the war in Indochina, the failure of
pacification
| Ivan Cadeau
Pages 37 to 50| Auxiliary forces and partisans in the pacification of Vietnam
(1914-1954)
| Michel Bodin
Pages 51 to 64| From pacification to counterinsurgency, the search for a method:
Cambodia, 1946-1953
| Thierry Maloux
Pages 65 to 79| Reacting to emerging to insurrection: a cross-analysis of
pacification methods used by the British army in Malaysia and Kenya
| Rodolphe Modeste
Pages 81 to 95| 1952: A ray of hope on the Indochina pacification front
| Jean-Marc Le Page
Pages 97 to 112| The French Army in Afghanistan (2001-2012), the delusion of
pacification
| Christophe Lafaye
Pages 113 to 132| Killing the cow and recovering the carcass: The Nazi looting of
Dutch, Belgian and French metals, May-August 1940
| Chad B. Denton
Pages 133 to 148| Writing in war, writing war. Ego-documents of the Italian
legionnaires during the Indochina War
| Mariella Terzoli
Pages 149 to 151| Seminar
| Farid Hafs, Laure Manoha
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The German “Reserved Zone” in Occupied France
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2022/2 No 286)
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Pages 3 to 13| Introduction. The German “Reserved Zone” in Occupied France
| Marie-Bénédicte Vincent
Pages 13 to 27| The refugee policy of the French Third Republic, the Defeat and the
territorial fragmentation of France
| Johannes Großmann
Pages 27 to 39| Besançon: A city in eastern France throughout the Second World War
| Anne-Laure Charles
Pages 39 to 53| Secondary education to the test of the German occupation in the
Forbidden Zone of Franche-Comté
| Maud Cussey-Besançon
Pages 53 to 69| Exploiting agriculture in the Forbidden Zone through the Ostland
Company
| Margot Lyautey
Pages 69 to 85| The persecution of the Jews in the Reserved Zone
| Rudy Rigaut
Pages 85 to 101| Self-images, reflections of the Occupier. Three examples of
personal writings in the Reserved Zone
| Stéphanie Krapoth
Pages 101 to 114| Individuals and societies at war: In search for (Hi)story in the
Reserved Zone
| Vincent Briand, Aurélie Cousin
Pages 115 to 128| The denial about defeat, the myth of unbeaten French air force in
1940
| Claude d’Abzac-Epezy
Pages 129 to 148| Catherine Varlin-Winter: A Youth in the Resistance
| Claude Collin
Pages 149 to 151| Revenir à Rivesaltes, Documentary film by Jo Anger-Weller,
2017, 47 minutes
| Claude Collin
Pages 153 to 155| Jean-François Klein, Pennequin, le « sorcier de la
pacification », Madagascar-Indochine (1849-1916),
Maisonneuve et Larose, Paris, 2021, 525 pp.
| Michel Bodin
Pages 155 to 156| Daniel Aranda, Petits soldats dans la Grande Guerre. Les
combattants juvéniles dans la littérature française entre 1914 et
1918, Lyon, Presses universitaires de Lyon, « Littératures
& idéologies », 2021, 240 pp.
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 156 to 158| Eberhard Demm, Censorship and Propaganda in World War I – a
Comprehensive History, London, Bloomsbury, paperback, 2021,
329 pp.
| Charles Sorrie
Pages 158 to 160| Claire Miot, La Première armée française, de la Provence à
l’Allemagne, Paris, Perrin, 2021, 456 pp.
| Stéphane Weiss
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State of war / States at war
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2022/1 No 285)
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Pages 3 to 5| Introduction
| Anne-Claire de Gayffier-Bonneville
Pages 7 to 17| Egypt in World War I: the establishment of the protectorate as an
element of the weakening of British rule
| Anne-Claire de Gayffier-Bonneville
Pages 19 to 29| The Hundred Days of the Kingdom of Syria (1918-1920)
| Julie d’Andurain
Pages 31 to 40| Israel 1967-1977: Major changes during wars
| Rina Cohen-Muller
Pages 41 to 57| Terrorism and the transformations of war: A state of the art
| Daniel Dory
Pages 59 to 76| World War I veterans and the state: The case of the United States
| Olivier Burtin
Pages 77 to 95| Silvio Trentin, the “strange Defeat” and the Resistance
| Francesca Tortorella
Pages 97 to 108| An antisemitic offensive of Radio-Paris against Vichy’s Ministry of
Agriculture
| Roger Arditi
Pages 109 to 128| The suicides of the French resistance fighters, 1940-1944
| Déborah Sautel
Pages 129 to 147| Put the bodies back in place at the Liberation: Exhumations,
identifications and transfers, 1944
| Jean-Marc Dreyfus
Pages 149 to 151| Leïla Slimani et Clément Oubrerie, À mains nues, Paris, Les
Arènes BD, 2020
| Murielle Avice-Hanoun
Pages 151 to 153| Hubert Heyriès, Histoire de l’armée italienne, Paris,
Perrin, 2021, 597 pp.
| André-Paul Comor
Pages 153 to 156| Maurizio Serra, Le mystère Mussolini, Perrin, 2021,
460 pp.
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 156 to 158| Benoît Rondeau, Le soldat britannique, le vainqueur oublié de la
Seconde Guerre mondiale, Paris, Perrin, 2021
| Guillaume Yverneau
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Escapes during World War II
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2021/4 No 284)
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Pages 3 to 7| Introduction
| Laurent Jalabert, Stève Bessac-Vaure
Pages 9 to 27| Jewish escapes from Gurs camp during the Vichy regime
| Stève Bessac-Vaure
Pages 29 to 51| Escaping legally from Vichy France. The long imbroglio of the
repatriation of Portuguese Jews
| Victor Pereira
Pages 53 to 65| The role of Spanish women in clandestine escapes across the
Pyrenees
| Diego Gaspar Celaya
Pages 67 to 79| The impossible escape? The case of the Jews of Bayonne
| Mixel Esteban
Pages 81 to 100| “Did You Try To Escape?” Communist biographical control over the
issue of escape (1944-1961)
| Paul Boulland
Pages 101 to 117| Shaping the bodies through physical education for the francization
of the Alsatian youth in the occupied territories (1915-1918)
| Sébastien Stumpp
Pages 119 to 139| The communist sports movement in the resistance: the case of the
underground sports press (1940-1944)
| Christophe Pécout, Joris Vincent
Pages 141 to 144| Conference proceedings
Pages 145 to 157| Reviews
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New research on contemporary conflicts
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2021/3 No 283)
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Pages 3 to 6| In memoriam. Jacques Valette (1929-2021)
| Nicole Pietri
Pages 7 to 8| Introduction
| Chantal Metzger
Pages 9 to 28| Preventive warfare and “language trap”: the normative framework of
European politics at the time of Realpolitik before 1914
| William Mulligan
Pages 29 to 48| The Press of the French Prisoners in Germany duringWorldWar I:
International Experience, Interculturality and Ideas of Europe
| Isabella von Treskow
Pages 49 to 71| From War to War: War memorials of the Great War between the
Occupation and the Liberation (Brittany, September 1939–August
1944)
| Yann Lagadec, Fabien Lostec
Pages 73 to 93| The ephemeral French Forces of Interior Board, October 1944–January
1945
| Stéphane Weiss
Pages 95 to 114| Czechoslovakia and the Vietnam War
| Ladislav Kudrna
Pages 115 to 133| The roots of the Yasukuni sanctuary problem in Postwar Japan: the
enshrinement of the militaries killed during the Pacific War
| Éric Seizelet
Pages 135 to 136| Reviews
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Europe after the treaty of Versailles
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2021/2 No 282)
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Pages 3 to 4| Élisabeth du Réau
| Stéphane Tison, Murielle Avice-Hanoun, Chantal Metzger
Pages 5 to 6| Introduction
| Tomasz Schramm
Pages 7 to 14| Was Europe asymmetrical in 1930? A draft assessment of
European Federal Union through the Briand Plan
| John Keiger
Pages 15 to 23| France and Central Europe at Versailles: Strategic objectives and
diplomatic combinations
| Frédéric Dessberg
Pages 25 to 33| Germany and the Treaty of Versailles: What place would Germany have
in the European system?
| Małgorzata Gmurczyk-Wrońska
Pages 35 to 43| The Treaty of Trianon and Hungarian political thought
| Ignác Romsics
Pages 45 to 54| The League of Nations mirrored by Soviet and Russian historiography
| Natalia Vassilieva
Pages 55 to 73| The religious in the Great War
| Xavier Boniface
Pages 75 to 93| The French Military Mission of Kazan-Samara and the “Volga Front”
(summer 1918)
| Michel Paoli
Pages 95 to 111| Sugar at the heart of the Great War in France: Unavoidable
consumption but neglected production
| Ludovic Laloux
Pages 113 to 129| Peugeot committed to the economic war in June 1940
| Hubert Bonin
Pages 131 to 151| The Institut National Agronomique and the application of Vichy’s
racial laws
| Roger Arditi
Pages 153 to 157| Reviews
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Russia and wars in the twentieth century
| Guerres mondiales et conflits...
(2021/1 No 281)
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Pages 3 to 8| Introduction
| Marie-Pierre Rey
Pages 9 to 22| Counting the population in a Russian province during the Civil War
(1918-1921). The experience of statisticians in the Volga Middle
Region
| Martine Mespoulet
Pages 23 to 36| Patriotisms without patriots? Soviet citizens in the Second World
War
| Masha Cerovic
Pages 37 to 53| The Katyn massacre and the Soviet-Polish relations during the
Second World War
| Olivia Gomolinski
Pages 55 to 67| From one conflict to another: War traumas in Russia and the Soviet
Union (1904-1945)
| Grégory Dufaud
Pages 69 to 81| The collective farm and beyond: The world within reach of rural
youth during the Cold War
| Yoanna Chesnot
Pages 83 to 96| The Soviet Union and Latin American revolutions during the Cold War
(Cuba, Chile, Nicaragua)
| Rafael Pedemonte
Pages 97 to 110| The War of Afghanistan, the tomb of the Soviet Union
| Céline Marangé
Pages 111 to 126| For a history of the end of the Cold War: The case of Soviet
Forces’ withdrawal from Germany (1990-1994)
| Sophie Momzikoff (D)
Pages 127 to 135| Being twenty in annexed Lorraine
| Claude Collin