Violence and Propaganda in European Civil Wars

Violence and Propaganda in European Civil Wars

Dimensions of Conflict, 1917-1949

Kokosalakis, Yiannis; Leira-Castineira, Francisco J.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

03/2025

314

Mole

9781032307114

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Foreword Introduction: Civil War in Word and Deed: Dimensions of violence in Europe's Age of Civil Wars Part I: Contextual Aspects of Violence 1. Civil War as the Graveyard of Revolution in Europe, 1917-1923 2. "Civil War" in Modern France: A Historical Genealogy from Discursive Violence to Physical Killing 3. Was There a Balkan Civil War? 4. "Kill or Be Killed": Psychological Approaches to Decision-Making and Moral Judgements in Wartime 5. Defining the Enemy: Propaganda in a Civil War 6. Brutality in Civil Wars: Sociological Reflections Part II: Political Discourse and Propaganda 7. 'Corpulent plutocrats' versus 'scheming Jews': Propaganda and Violence in the Russian Civil War 8. Enemy Images, Group Experiences and Propaganda in the Finnish Civil War, 1918 9. "There can be no compromise": The Propaganda of the Irish Civil War 10. "The war of words": Propaganda during the Spanish Civil War 11. Patriots, Traitors, and Rebels: Mutual Portraits of Partisans and Fascists in the Italian Civil War, 1943-1945 12. Political Discourse and Propaganda during the Greek Civil War Part III: Physical Violence 13. The Lynching of Naval Officers by Seamen: Myth and Reality of Violence during the Russian Revolution, 1917-1918 14. Citizens at War: Mobilization, Militarization, and Atrocities in the Finnish Civil War and Beyond 15. Violence in the Irish Civil War 16. "We Were Real Beasts": From 'Ordinary Men' to Combatants in Spain, 1936-1939 17. The Italian Civil War: An Explosion of Brutality 18. The Logic of Violence during the Greek Civil War, 1946-1949
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frontline violence;civil wars;Europe;comparative history;Spanish civil war;propaganda;political discourse