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Translation, Interpretation and Mistranslationethville, Birtley, County Durham, a new story has emerged. In the spring of 1915 the British army was so short of artillery shells that orders were given for soldiers to fire no more than four or five shells a day at the enemy. The ‘Shell Crisis’ or ‘Great Shell Shock’ brought about a coalition gove

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Language Changes in the Jewish Community in Kosovo and Metohija after the Balkan Wars (1912–1913) anusiness dealings of some Jewish traders were recorded, and also of mines and customs lessees and others.. More frequent and continuous data on the Jewish community of Kosovo and Metohija can be traced only from the second half of the nineteenth century, which was a period of large-scale Jewish immig

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‘Excursion into a foreign tongue’omewhat older than their fellow soldiers when they joined up: Frederic Manning was thirty-four when he enlisted as a private in the Shropshire Light Infantry in October 1915, and Ford Madox Ford was forty-one when he enlisted in July 1915 and was given a commission in the Welsh Regiment. Manning was

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‘Here is our blood. When are our rights?’l language of a movement remains to move the ideology forward. For the disenfranchised, it is often the scratches, paintings and slogans in public spaces that continue to serve as a visual . statement of political intent. But while many of these statements are ephemeral, occasionally the inscribed s