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Pages 5 to 9| Introduction. Commitment and international mobilization (late nineteenth century to twentieth century) | Nicolas Batteux, Maxime Launay, Amal Silva Da Cruz

Pages 11 to 19| Italophilia as a factor of political commitment in France in the second half of the 19th century | Ivan Brovelli

Pages 21 to 29| Campaigning for the “Other Germany”: For a social history of the friendship society “Échanges Franco-Allemands/France-RDA” (1958-1991) | Franck Schmidt

Pages 31 to 38| “Palestine will overcome !”: Actors, networks and forms of solidarity with Palestinians in France (1960s-1980s) | Thomas Maineult

Pages 39 to 49| “I want to fight the Nazis”: the 21st Regiment of Foreign Volunteers’ motivations and experience in France (1939-1940) | Marion Gros

Pages 51 to 57| Becoming a flight nurse: Which commitment for young French women of the postwar period (1946-1954)? | Julie Ramora

Pages 59 to 68| Getting involved for China or not: French intellectuals toward the Sino-Japanese War (1931-1939) | Marie Bouchez

Pages 69 to 78| “Pretty nice guys”? John Limbert, Barry Rosen and Michael Metrinko, three Peace Corps volunteers involved in the promotion of human development and national interest in Iran (1964-1981) | Sylvain Gaillaud

Pages 79 to 88| How to commit in the era of non-alignment: The Arab intellectuals’ issue through the Al-Kātib journal (1961-1967) | Antoinette Ferrand

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Pages 5 to 21| History and historiography of the blockades of 1914-1918: An overview | Olivier Forcade

Pages 23 to 31| The difficult implementation of blockades techniques by the English, XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries | Olivier Chaline

Pages 33 to 45| The maritime blockade from 1815 until the Great War, theory and practice | Michèle Battesti

Pages 47 to 57| The blockade in Imperial Germany before 1914: Representations and anticipations of conflict following the example of naval questions | Lise Galand

Pages 59 to 71| From a militarily to a politically enforced instrument. The development of the allied blockade during the First World War | Christian Götter

Pages 73 to 83| Miserable souls who lived without infamy and without paradise. The Neutrals during the First World War | Clotilde Druelle-Korn

Pages 85 to 93| The Great War at sea. The blockade, submarine warfare, convoys | Tristan Lecoq

Pages 95 to 107| History of a number. Reflections on the German victims of the blockade of 1914-1918 | Nicolas Patin

Pages 109 to 120| From blockade to obsession with autarky. First World War-Blockade and Nazism | Arndt Weinrich

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Pages 5 to 9| Transnational paths in contemporary times. Introduction | Agathe Couderc, Alice de Lyrot, Romain Lebailly, Pascal Bonacorsi

Pages 11 to 20| Non-state actors facing transnationalism: Hungarian labour activists in the time of the dual monarchy | Jean-Pierre Liotard-Vogt

Pages 21 to 30| Hocine Aït Ahmed: Transnational itinerary of an Algerian nationalist | Mélinda Seridj

Pages 31 to 40| Transnational concepts and practices in banker Albert Kahn’s foundations (1898-1931) | Anne Sigaud

Pages 41 to 50| Sonatrach and the Algerian energy diplomacy: A parallel diplomacy to support the Algerian development (1962-1971) | Sarah Adjel-Debbich

Pages 51 to 58| Three private actors of the Bavarian-State diplomacy in Togo, 1977-1990: The Bavarian-Togolese Association and the Hanns-Seidel and Eyadéma Foundations | Kodzo Gozo

Pages 59 to 67| Cosmopolitanism, exile and internationalism: The transnational trajectory of East-German Academic Jürgen Kuczynski’s scientific and political career | Paul Maurice

Pages 69 to 76| The local effects of transnational paths: Sega and the representations of Japan in the United States and in France (1951-2001) | Romain Lebailly

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Pages 5 to 8| Introduction. Circulating literature and music, 19th-21st centuries | Anaïs Fléchet, Marie-Françoise Levy, Antoine Marès

Pages 9 to 16| Europe in the age of French operetta | Jean-Claude Yon

Pages 17 to 28| Offenbach in Brazil: The art of parody | Anaïs Fléchet

Pages 27 to 38| French poetry is “ours”: A phenomenon of appropriation in 20th century Czech culture | Antoine Marès

Pages 39 to 71| Songs and cultural transfers between the United States and Western Europe (1945-1991) | Didier Francfort

Pages 73 to 81| Reading foreign literature broadens our horizons. Interwiew with Jean Mattern | Jean Mattern, Anaïs Fléchet, Marie-Françoise Levy

Pages 83 to 89| The letter, spirit, music and time | Michèle Gazier

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Pages 5 to 13| Collective traumas and international relations: Representations and effects. An introduction | Anne de Floris, Lise Galand, Ksenia Smolovic

Pages 13 to 28| The Ottoman-era in Romanian and Hungarian textbooks from the Interwar: A collective trauma? | Jérémy Floutier

Pages 29 to 48| Testing for “Europeanness”: EU-Turkey relations after the collective trauma of the Charlie Hebdo attacks | Anna Gvelesiani

Pages 49 to 63| War victims in the treaty of Versailles’ negotiations: A national discourse and international realities | Emmanuelle Reimbold

Pages 65 to 80| “Obviously, a major malfunction”: The impact of Challenger’s explosion on the international space scene and the European human spaceflight | Anne de Floris

Pages 81 to 105| Imagery of trauma: The Saarland case from 1945 to 1956 under scrutiny | Marie-Alexandra Schneider

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Pages 5 to 14| Borders. Circulations, daily life, illegalities. Introduction | Benedetta Carnaghi, Vincent Houle, Guillaume Pollack

Pages 15 to 29| Moulins-sur-Allier, sensitive approach to the French Demarcation Line | Julien Bouchet

Pages 31 to 54| Lucie Chevalley-Sabatier. A providential Ausweis | Diane Galbaud du Fort

Pages 55 to 68| A forgotten border? The “Zone Côtière Interdite” in Occupied France, 1941-1944 | Lars Hellwinkel

Pages 69 to 83| Students’ routs. Indochinese students in France, 1940-1945 | Sara Legrandjacques

Pages 85 to 99| Resistance and Its opponents in the region of Sandžak and Kosovo | Franziska Anna Zaugg

Pages 101 to 115| From World War to Civil War: Everyday life in Istria, 1943-1945 | Valentina Vardabasso

Pages 117 to 134| International disputes in the Italian-Yugoslavian borderlands | Elysa McConnell

Pages 135 to 139| Conclusion | Alya Aglan

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This special issue follows on from a conference organized on May 18^th, 2017 by Sara Legrandjacques and Karim Mammasse with the support of the UMR Sirice.

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Pages 5 to 11| Towards an interconnected history of contemporary (post-)colonialism. Introduction | Sara Legrandjacques, Karim Mammasse

Pages 13 to 27| Was Indochina a British colony? | Brice Fossard

Pages 29 to 48| Academic interconnections. Towards a transimperial approach of higher education in colonial Asia, 1850s-1930s | Sara Legrandjacques

Pages 49 to 67| India’s monetary regime: The first experiment of Gold Exchange Standard or a replica of the Javanese system? | Jordan Biets

Pages 69 to 81| The air factor in the control and exploitation processes of colonial lands: The case of Subsaharian Africa, 1945-1960 | Ivan Sand

Pages 83 to 100| The French military support towards independent Algeria. Strategies, influence and international competition, 1962-1967 | Karim Mammasse

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Pages 5 to 20| Objects from the missing. Exhumations and uses of the material traces of mass violence | Sophie Baby, François-Xavier Nérard, Clare Ferguson

Pages 21 to 40| Artefacts and personal effects from mass graves in Bosnia and Herzegovina | Admir Jugo

Pages 41 to 54| Associated Objects of the Graves of the Civil War in Spain | Jimi Jimenez, Lourdes Herrasti

Pages 55 to 76| Material Traces of Stalinist Repressions in Bykovnia, Ukraine | Iurii I. Shapoval

Pages 77 to 92| Of time and things: uses of objects from Soviet mass graves | François-Xavier Nérard

Pages 93 to 104| When so few traces remain | Jane E. Klinger

Pages 105 to 122| Open the Mass Graves in Peru | Dorothée Delacroix

Pages 123 to 138| Touching the trace of the real | Margarita Saona

Pages 139 to 158| A “Living Memorial” | Stephenie Young

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Pages 5 to 12| Experts and Governance. Which Expertise for Which Authority? | Yasmina Aziki

Pages 13 to 28| To Serve Imperial Germany Through Historian Expertise | Lise Galand

Pages 29 to 44| José Dicenta y Blanco | Gautier Garnier

Pages 45 to 60| The Hygienist and the Chemist | Flore Guiot

Pages 61 to 76| The Case of Belgian Experts at the Permanent Court of International Justice, 1921-1930 | Vincent Genin

Pages 77 to 90| The European Centre of Employers and Enterprises | Paolo Massimetti

Pages 91 to 100| Margaret Anstee: Expertise in Development | Yasmina Aziki

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Pages 5 to 14| The Exits of War. An Introduction | Cosima Flateau

Pages 15 to 27| Illustrated Children's Literature during the First World War and Germany's Difficult Out of War | Bérénice Zunino

Pages 29 to 45| The War Exit of the Ottoman Empire | Cosima Flateau

Pages 47 to 63| Rebuilding a Fighting Culture in the Czechoslovak Army, 1942-1950 | Paul Lenormand

Pages 65 to 79| Between Ideological Upheavals and Recomposition of Conflictualities: the Exit of War from Poland, 1944-1952 | Witold Griot

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Pages 5 to 9| Foreword | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 11 to 18| The Soviets out of the USSR: Which Journeys for Which Experiences? | Sylvain Dufraisse, Sophie Momzikoff, Rafael Pedemonte

Pages 21 to 34| Soviet Scientists in Nova Scotia | Sophie Momzikoff

Pages 35 to 45| Demonstrate the Strength and Perfect the Minds | Sylvain Dufraisse

Pages 49 to 67| Overcoming East-West Tensions for the Conquest of the Space | Isabelle Gouarné

Pages 69 to 82| Soviet Dancers in Paris and London During the Cold War: Between Work, Tourism and Political Propaganda, 1954-1968 | Stéphanie Gonçalves

Pages 85 to 99| Soviet Delegations in Latin America and Their Effects on Perceptions in Host Countries: the Case of Chile and Cuba | Rafael Pedemonte

Pages 101 to 118| The Reception of Soviet Basketball Players in France | Yannick Deschamps

Pages 119 to 126| the Journeys between the USSR and the West: What a Transnational History? | Sophie Cœuré

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Pages 5 to 14| “Reconciliation” after Conflicts: A European “savoir-faire”? | Corine Defrance

Pages 15 to 23| Atonement, Repentance, Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Religious Concepts and Values of Contemporary European Societies | Frédéric Rognon

Pages 25 to 40| Franco-German Rapprochement in the 1920s: A Sketch of True Reconciliation or an Illusory Agreement? | Jean-Michel Guieu

Pages 41 to 51| Public Actors of Reconciliation in Europe since the End of World War II | Anne Bazin

Pages 53 to 65| European Youth. Conceptual Reflections on a History of the “Young Generation” in the Discourse and Practice of Transnational Understanding after World War II | Christiane Wienand

Pages 67 to 82| The Receding Horizon of Reconciliation. Northern Ireland between Reconciliation and the Crystallisation of Opposition | Élise Féron

Pages 83 to 98| “Reconciliation cannot be Imposed from Outside” | Nicolas Moll

Pages 99 to 105| For a Historicisation of the Reconciliation Process | Ulrich Pfeil

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