Titlebook: Archaeologies of Internment; Adrian Myers,Gabriel Moshenska Textbook 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Auschwitz archaeology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08484-6tutional internment around the world since the final decades of the nineteenth century. Second, we offer a tentative definition of “internment” and describe what is meant by an “archaeology of internment,” including a review of previous research in the field. Third, we situate the archaeology of int

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Evaluation von Anlagestrategienon levels on the island. The authorities organised, housed, and controlled the internees very differently in each conflict, however. This chapter explores the different material experiences of male internees in the First World War camps at specially built Knockaloe and at a requisitioned holiday cam

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Evaluation von Berufswahlvorbereitungt the primary material was human life; and not just the life of the breathing human body, but also the material possessions associated with that life. The detritus of this most efficient genocide—including clothing, jewelry, food, and corpses—was appropriated and put to new uses by the . (SS) and th

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Die Einzelfallstudie als Forschungsansatzures or artifacts, and an archival search also suggested little of note. It was only through public outreach that the site’s relationship to one of the more shameful events in American history was revealed: individuals who nonviolently protested the internment of Japanese Americans during the Second

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