Children and Childhood (France) By Manon Pignot The Great War was unique in that it provoked an immediate, massive effort to mobilize the childhood masses. An often brutal war discourse specifically adapted for young aud

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• French Resistance
• Sabotage
• Special Operations Executive
• Military use of children
• Union
• Childhood
• Violence
• World War I
• Military history of Europe
• Military history by country
• Military

Children and Youth By Andrew Donson Mass conscription recast relationships in families, raised minors’ potential as wage earners, and decreased supervision over them. War ravaged the health of young people in Central E

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• Childhood
• Ethics
• Union
• Total war
• Juvenile delinquency
• Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists
• Home front during World War II
• Military science
• War
• Criminology

Children and Youth: Ottoman Empire (Ottoman Empire/Middle East) By Nazan Maksudyan Ottoman children were not simply passive victims or casualties; they were engaged in every facet of total war. They also became active ag

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• Armenian Genocide
• Ethnic cleansing
• Nationalism
• Tanzimat
• Halide Edip Adıvar
• Millet
• Ottoman Empire
• History of the Turkic peoples
• Committee of Union and Progress

Bereavement and Mourning (Germany) By Silke Fehlemann Bereavement was a central element of Germany’s experience in World War One. The majority of Germans coping with loss were women, often with young children to suppor

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Ananjan was six years old when the war ended in Sri Lanka. He doesn’t remember a lot about those years, but they’ve had a lasting impact on his life. Ananjan is just one of the thousands of children in Sri Lanka who

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• Island countries
• Member states of the United Nations
• Republics
• Methodism
• Uniting Church in Australia
• Fiji
• Kiribati
• Christianity
• Protestantism
• Oceania

Children and War (Italy) By Antonio Gibelli In Italy, as in all the belligerent countries, the First World War fully involved the children and the adolescents of both sexes. They witnessed and participated in the mobiliz

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Talking to Children about War and Terrorism Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, our country has moved into a new, more uncertain, period in its history. With the ongoing War on Terrorism and talk of war wi

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• Psychological resilience
• Psychology
• Family
• Parenting
• Youth culture
• Human development
• Adolescence
• Educational psychology

This is a special educational excerpt from The Heart Has Reasons: Dutch Rescuers of Jewish Children during the Holocaust by Mark Klempner three ~ R u t M at t hijsen ~ Chemistry of Compassion

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• Night
• Literature
• The Holocaust
• World War II
• De Bezige Bij
• Jan Campert
• Dutch resistance

Volume 2173, AENGLISH TEXT — TEXTE ANGLAIS ] OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD ON THE INVOLVEMENT OF CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICT The States Parties to the present Protocol,

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• Human rights instruments
• Laws of war
• Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict
• Child labour
• Military sociology
• Convention on the Rights of the Child
• Committee on the Rights of the Child
• International humanitarian law
• United Nations Security Council Resolution
• Law
• International relations
• Politics

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: ASSESSMENTS (MAY – JUNEWorld Vision is an International Relief and Development organization, whose goal is to achieve long-lasting benefits in the quality of life for vulnerable children a

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• Divided regions
• Puntland
• Somali Civil War
• Somalia
• Garoowe
• Burtinle
• Eyl
• Nugal
• Somalia
• Geography of Africa
• Geography of Somalia
• Political geography