British Internment and the Internment of Britons : Second World War Camps, History and Heritage /: Second World War Camps, History and Heritage. (2023)
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- Book
- Title:
- British Internment and the Internment of Britons : Second World War Camps, History and Heritage /: Second World War Camps, History and Heritage. (2023)
- Main Title:
- British Internment and the Internment of Britons : Second World War Camps, History and Heritage
- Further Information:
- Note: Gilly Carr, Rachel Pistol.
- Editors:
- Carr, Gilly
Pistol, Rachel - Contents:
- List of IllustrationsIntroductionPart I – British Camps: Continentals interned in Britain1. Early Internment Camps in the UK: A Forgotten History and Heritage Rachel Pistol (King's College London, UK2. 'Once again to live their bit of private life, free from camping like gipsies': The Case of a Refugee Camp in the Garden of EnglandClare Ungerson (University of Southampton, UK)3. Agency during Incarceration Harold Mytum (University of Liverpool, UK)4. The Legacy and Heritage of the Arandora Star Tragedy in Britain and Italy: A Transnational Perspective on Commemoration Terri Colpi (University of St Andrews, UK)5. Huyton – A Transit Camp near Liverpool Jennifer Taylor (Independent Scholar, UK)6. Internment and its Legacy: A Multi-Generational Case-Study Rob David (Independent Scholar, UK)7. Rushen Camp, Isle Of Man, for Women and Children: 'Treat them with Kindness' Rushen Heritage Action Team, UKPart II - Continental Camps: Britons interned on the Continent8. Monopoly Boards, Pianos and Bodies hanging on the Wire: Memories of the British Experiences of the French Transit Camp of Compiègne Gilly Carr (University of Cambridge, UK)8. 'PG Wodehouse and the Men of Tost' Christine Berberich (University of Portsmouth, UK)9. Frontstalag 142: British Women and Children held in Besancon Katherine Lack (Independent Scholar, UK)10. The Golden Cage: The Orphan Story of British Women and Internment in Vittel Ayshka Sené (Nottingham Trent University, UK)11. The Internment of British EnemyList of IllustrationsIntroductionPart I – British Camps: Continentals interned in Britain1. Early Internment Camps in the UK: A Forgotten History and Heritage Rachel Pistol (King's College London, UK2. 'Once again to live their bit of private life, free from camping like gipsies': The Case of a Refugee Camp in the Garden of EnglandClare Ungerson (University of Southampton, UK)3. Agency during Incarceration Harold Mytum (University of Liverpool, UK)4. The Legacy and Heritage of the Arandora Star Tragedy in Britain and Italy: A Transnational Perspective on Commemoration Terri Colpi (University of St Andrews, UK)5. Huyton – A Transit Camp near Liverpool Jennifer Taylor (Independent Scholar, UK)6. Internment and its Legacy: A Multi-Generational Case-Study Rob David (Independent Scholar, UK)7. Rushen Camp, Isle Of Man, for Women and Children: 'Treat them with Kindness' Rushen Heritage Action Team, UKPart II - Continental Camps: Britons interned on the Continent8. Monopoly Boards, Pianos and Bodies hanging on the Wire: Memories of the British Experiences of the French Transit Camp of Compiègne Gilly Carr (University of Cambridge, UK)8. 'PG Wodehouse and the Men of Tost' Christine Berberich (University of Portsmouth, UK)9. Frontstalag 142: British Women and Children held in Besancon Katherine Lack (Independent Scholar, UK)10. The Golden Cage: The Orphan Story of British Women and Internment in Vittel Ayshka Sené (Nottingham Trent University, UK)11. The Internment of British Enemy Aliens in Fascist Internment Camps: The Case Study of 'Anglo-Maltesi' Pierluigi Bolioni (University of Pisa, Italy)Part III - Camps in the British Dominions: Continentals interned by the British Abroad12. Memories of Atlit – Jewish Refugees interned in the Detention Camp Atlit near Haifa 1940/41 Verena Buser (Potsdam University of Applied Sciences, Germany)13. The Operation, Experiences and Legacy of the Dehra Dun Central Internment Camp in British India, 1939–present Joseph Cronin (Queen Mary University of London, UK)14. Civilian Internment in the British Raj: Camps and their Legacy c. 1939-62 Alan Malpass (Bishop Grosseteste University, UK)15. They were brought to Australia from around the World: The Internment of Enemy Aliens in WW2 at Tatura Camps 1-4 Alan Morgenroth (Independent Scholar, UK)16. 75 Years of Canadian WWII Internment Camp Site Heritage: A Case Study of Camp B-70 in New Brunswick Todd E. Caissie (New Brunswick Internment Camp Museum, Canada)Index. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Bloomsbury Academic
- Publication Date:
- 2023
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (304 pages)
- Subjects:
- British & Irish history
European history
History -- Military -- World War II
History -- Europe -- General
Second World War - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781350266278
1350266272 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781350266254
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