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The Occupied become Occupiers: The Case of Maczków/Haren

by knowles | Dec 8, 2022 | Case Study, Daily Life, Germany, Role reversals

The Occupied become Occupiers – The Case of Maczków/Haren Samantha Knapton, University of Nottingham At the end of the Second World War, Allied-occupied Germany was described as ‘a sea of make-shift shanties’, ‘a kingdom of barracks’, and an ‘archipelago of displaced...

Revenge and Retribution in the Luxembourgish Occupation Zone in Germany (1945-46)

by knowles | Dec 8, 2022 | Case Study, Daily Life, Germany, Luxembourg, Role reversals

Revenge and Retribution in the Luxembourgish Occupation Zone in Germany (1945-46) Félix Streicher, Maastricht University On 11 and 13 November 1945, two infantry battalions (roughly 1,600 men) of the newly created Luxembourg Army occupied parts of the German...

Labour Law, Military Occupation, and Industrial Democracy

by camiloerlichman | Oct 14, 2021 | Case Study, Germany, Law, Social Elites

Labour Law, Military Occupation, and Industrial Democracy Rebecca Zahn, University of Strathclyde Codetermination – worker participation in management, also referred to as Mitbestimmung – forms part of the industrial relations traditions of a number of European...

Second-class Occupiers?

by occupationstudies | Aug 25, 2021 | Case Study, Daily Life, Germany, Luxembourg

Second-class Occupiers? Félix Streicher, Maastricht University Little Luxembourg – a country one hundredth the size of Britain by area, with a population of only 291,000 in 1947 – was one of the Allied occupation powers in Germany after the Second World War....

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The Occupied become Occupiers: The Case of Maczków/Haren

Revenge and Retribution in the Luxembourgish Occupation Zone in Germany (1945-46)

Second-class Occupiers?

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