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Introduction: League of Nations and United Nations interventions in post-imperial crises and conflicts

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By Volker Prott, Yarong Chen, Sara Cosemans, Barbara Warnock
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The introduction places the essays in this special issue in the context of recent studies by social scientists and historians on foreign interventions, international conflict management, and global governance. It defines the key terms used in the case studies and discusses the various dimensions of what constitutes “success” in foreign interventions carried out by international organizations in post-imperial/post-colonial contexts.
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Photos of Jewish life on the eve of the Holocaust

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By Barbara Warnock
| Haaretz Verified
In a studio portrait taken at the turn of the twentieth century, Mathilde Politizer gazes at us, posing in traditional dress. The image, complete with dramatic painted Alpine backdrop, shows Politizer, who was born in 1881 into a middle-class Jewish family in Vienna, in the guise of an Austrian peasant. In another image, she is dressed as a cosmopolitan lady in a park. In commercial studio photographs like these, subjects often played with image and costume.
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Learning from the past to effectively fight anti-Semitism today Original

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By Barbara Warnock, Toby Simpson
| Al Jazeera English Verified
A recently published report into anti-Semitic incidents in Britain in 2021 made for alarming reading. A total of 2,255 incidents were recorded by the Community Security Trust (CST): the highest ever number reported to the organisation in a single year. Eight percent of the incidents involved violence, and a small number of these involved extreme violence. One hundred and eighty two of the incidents were at schools and affected Jewish students or teachers.
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