War & Society

‘Mucho malo for fascisti’: Languages and Transnational Soldiers in the Spanish Civil War

Writing Veterans’ History: A Conversation on the Twentieth Century

British Surrenders and the South African War, 1899–1902

Stuck in the past? British views on the Spanish army’s effectiveness and military culture, 1946–1983

A Colonial Expedition? French Soldiers’ Experience at the Dardanelles

Goats Mingling With Sheep? Professionalisation, Personalities, and Partnerships Between British Civil and Military Engineers, c.1837–1939

Beyond ‘Parade Ground Soldiers’: French Army Assessments of the British in 1918

Japan’s Most Beloved Suicide Bombers: The Nikudan-san’yūshi Phenomenon (1932–1945)

Ancient Greek Mercenaries: Facts, Theories and New Perspectives

Blurred Lines: The Home Front, the Battlefront, and the Wartime Relationship Between Citizens and Government in the Republic of Vietnam

‘Ambushed by Victory’: British, French and American Military Plans to Defeat Germany in 1919

‘This War has Produced a Woman Who Can Keep a Secret!’1: The Mulberry Harbour Exhibitions, the Young Woman and the Contested Meanings of a British Wartime Invention

The Nigerian Civil War and the ‘Italian’ Oil Workers

Revolutionary versus Reactionary: Contrasting Portuguese and Spanish Civil-Military Relations during Democratisation