T Desmond Williams
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3948284 |
|---|---|
| NOME | T Desmond Williams |
| PRENOMES | T Desmond |
| SOBRENOME | Williams |
| ASSINATURA | WILLIAMS T D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | British Academy |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1952 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Meeting the Enemy
When British soldiers and civilians entered the Allied-occupied Rhineland after the First World War, they were often surprised to discover that the individual Germans they encountered had little in common with the image of the enemy promulgated by British propaganda during the war. While face-to-face encounters with an often disconcertingly friendly civilian population inevitably forced the British to re-evaluate their wartime visions of the enem…
The Ties That Bind
Thirty-first Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences, May 1968—May 1969
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Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences May 1965-May 1966
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Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences May 1964 — May 1965
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Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-first Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (May 1958 — May 1959)
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Twentieth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences(May 1957—May 1958)
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Nineteenth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (March 1956—May 1957)
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The Great Famine
Negotiations leading to the Anglo-Polish agreement of 31 March 1939
The second World War was to find Germany and Italy as allies in a conflict in which their initial opponents were Britain, France and Poland. Italy did not immediately enter the war, but by the terms of the ‘pact of steel’ of 22 May 1939 she was to become a belligerent. The war broke out over the invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939. The circumstances under which it arose were peculiar in one particular point, namely in that Great Britain entere…
Negotiations leading to Anglo-Polish agreement of 31 March 1939
By March 21 the British prime minister had discovered that, owing to difficulties raised by Poland and Russia, as well as by Rumania, it would be impossible to secure the support of all the four great powers for the declaration he had suggested on March 20. Chamberlain accordingly altered his course, and on the same day, through Halifax, threw out the suggestion of a bilateral arrangement for mutual consultation between Britain and Poland. The fo…
Eighteenth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (March 1955—March 1956)
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The Irish Sword
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The Irish Sword
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Negotiations leading to the Anglo-Polish agreement of 31 March 1939
The second World War was to find Germany and Italy as allies in a conflict in which their initial opponents were Britain, France and Poland. Italy did not immediately enter the war, but by the terms of the ‘pact of steel’ of 22 May 1939 she was to become a belligerent. The war broke out over the invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939. The circumstances under which it arose were peculiar in one particular point, namely in that Great Britain entere…
Negotiations leading to Anglo-Polish agreement of 31 March 1939
By March 21 the British prime minister had discovered that, owing to difficulties raised by Poland and Russia, as well as by Rumania, it would be impossible to secure the support of all the four great powers for the declaration he had suggested on March 20. Chamberlain accordingly altered his course, and on the same day, through Halifax, threw out the suggestion of a bilateral arrangement for mutual consultation between Britain and Poland. The fo…
Eighteenth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (March 1955—March 1956)
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Nineteenth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (March 1956—May 1957)
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The Great Famine
Twentieth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences(May 1957—May 1958)
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Twenty-first Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences (May 1958 — May 1959)
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Twenty-fourth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences
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Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences May 1964 — May 1965
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Twenty-eighth Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences May 1965-May 1966
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Thirty-first Annual Report of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences, May 1968—May 1969
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The Ties That Bind
Meeting the Enemy
When British soldiers and civilians entered the Allied-occupied Rhineland after the First World War, they were often surprised to discover that the individual Germans they encountered had little in common with the image of the enemy promulgated by British propaganda during the war. While face-to-face encounters with an often disconcertingly friendly civilian population inevitably forced the British to re-evaluate their wartime visions of the enem…
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