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Kinder und Krieg
This book provides a historical perspective on a highly topical theme. For the first time, it examines childhood experiences during war across epochs from antiquity to the present, considering commonalities, differences, continuities, and processes of change. The discussion encompasses education, propaganda, children's daily lives, the lasting effects of war, and transgenerational effects.
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