T Hunt Tooley
Biographic Data
| ID | 2031285 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Hunt Tooley |
| GIVEN NAMES | T Hunt |
| FAMILY NAME | Tooley |
| SIGNATURE | TOOLEY T H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Austin College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Frontiers of Violence
T.K. Wilson has written a comparative history of violence in two important theatres of upheaval and changing national boundaries in the wake of the First World War. In Ulster, the conflict came at the climax of the struggle for Irish separation from the United Kingdom. Since the population was divided along Protestant/Catholic lines, regional loyalty to Great Britain impacted on local relations in drastic ways, with resulting factional mayhem. Th…
National Identity and Weimar Germany
As part of the Paris peace settlement imposed on a defeated after the First World War, the inhabitants of three German borderland regions were to decide whether they wished to remain part of Germany. Plebiscites were held during 1920 and 1921 in areas of mixed ethnicity: Germans and Danes in Schleswig, Germans and Poles in the districts of Allenstein and Marienwerder and in Upper Silesia. In this work, T Hunt Tooley examines the German attempt to…
Under the Map of Germany
Introduction 1. Nationalism, Territory, Maps and Propaganda 2. Cartography and National Territory at the End of the First World War 3. A Concern for Accuracy 5. Coordination of Cartographic Revisionism The Stiftung fur Deutsche Volks-Und Kulturbodenforschung 6. Maps as Weapons The Development of Suggestive Cartography 7. Creating a Unified Message 8. Concepts of National Territory in the Third Reich 9. Maps and Nazi Propaganda Conclusion Primary …
German Political Violence and the Border Plebiscite in Upper Silesia, 1919–1921
The fixing of the disputed Polish-German border in Upper Silesia by referendum in 1921 has generally stood in a second rank behind other dramatic and difficult episodes of peacemaking and stabilization. Set in calmer times, the phenomenon of 1.2 million voters deciding whether their region would belong to one state or the other might reasonably rate as a remarkable event. Indeed, the German plebiscite victory in the face of an actual majority of …
German Political Violence and the Border Plebiscite in Upper Silesia, 1919–1921
The fixing of the disputed Polish-German border in Upper Silesia by referendum in 1921 has generally stood in a second rank behind other dramatic and difficult episodes of peacemaking and stabilization. Set in calmer times, the phenomenon of 1.2 million voters deciding whether their region would belong to one state or the other might reasonably rate as a remarkable event. Indeed, the German plebiscite victory in the face of an actual majority of …
German Political Violence and the Border Plebiscite in Upper Silesia, 1919–1921
The fixing of the disputed Polish-German border in Upper Silesia by referendum in 1921 has generally stood in a second rank behind other dramatic and difficult episodes of peacemaking and stabilization. Set in calmer times, the phenomenon of 1.2 million voters deciding whether their region would belong to one state or the other might reasonably rate as a remarkable event. Indeed, the German plebiscite victory in the face of an actual majority of …
Under the Map of Germany
Introduction 1. Nationalism, Territory, Maps and Propaganda 2. Cartography and National Territory at the End of the First World War 3. A Concern for Accuracy 5. Coordination of Cartographic Revisionism The Stiftung fur Deutsche Volks-Und Kulturbodenforschung 6. Maps as Weapons The Development of Suggestive Cartography 7. Creating a Unified Message 8. Concepts of National Territory in the Third Reich 9. Maps and Nazi Propaganda Conclusion Primary …
National Identity and Weimar Germany
As part of the Paris peace settlement imposed on a defeated after the First World War, the inhabitants of three German borderland regions were to decide whether they wished to remain part of Germany. Plebiscites were held during 1920 and 1921 in areas of mixed ethnicity: Germans and Danes in Schleswig, Germans and Poles in the districts of Allenstein and Marienwerder and in Upper Silesia. In this work, T Hunt Tooley examines the German attempt to…
Frontiers of Violence
T.K. Wilson has written a comparative history of violence in two important theatres of upheaval and changing national boundaries in the wake of the First World War. In Ulster, the conflict came at the climax of the struggle for Irish separation from the United Kingdom. Since the population was divided along Protestant/Catholic lines, regional loyalty to Great Britain impacted on local relations in drastic ways, with resulting factional mayhem. Th…
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