----- 战争与和平中的共和身份
Preface ix Introduction: Antoine Prost and the History of Civil Society 1 Jay Winter I. National Identity 1 War Memorials of the Great War: Monuments to the Fallen 11 2 Verdun: The life of a Site of Memory 45 3 The Contribution of the Republican Primary School to French National Identity 73 4 Representations of War in Inter-War France 93 5 The Algerian War in French Collective Memory 107 II. Identities and Civil Society: Urban Space, Social Identities and Youth 6 The People of Paris: The Eighteenth Arrondissement in 1936 127 7 Celebrating Joan: A Feast of Collective Identity in Orl'ans since the French Revolution 153 8 Marriage, Youth and Society in Orl'ans in 1911 175 9 Youth in Inter-War France 221 III. Identities and the Discourse of Political Conflict 10 Votes and Words 237 11 Workers, Others and the State 257 12 The French Contempt for Politics: The case of Veterans in the Inter-War Period 277 13 The Strikes of 1936: The Occupation of Factories and the Decline of Deference 311 Index 339
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