Bibliography (codes [b0a] to [b9z])

Last modified: 2008-01-12 by antónio martins
Keywords: (no keywords) |
Links: FOTW homepage | search | disclaimer and copyright | write us | mirrors

• Main bibliography page

[b2a87]

[b2b98]

[b2c94]

[b2d06]

[b2eXX]

[b2g03]

Using original data from the Northern Ireland Life and Times survey, this article assesses public attitudes toward key issues of symbolism intimately connected with the Northern Ireland conflict and peace process. It uses public attitudes toward the symbolic expressions of Northern Ireland’s politico-religious blocs as indicators of the extent of intercommunity tolerance in the delicate post-Belfast Agreement period. Survey questions on attitudes toward flags, including the idea of a new flag for Northern Ireland; loyalist and republican murals; and memorials to the dead of the conflict, including the idea of a memorial for all of the victims of the conflict, reveal that partisan attitudes toward communal symbols of identity and commemoration persist, despite macro-level political changes heralded by the 1998 peace accord. It is argued that the consociational design of the Belfast Agreement facilitates the perpetuation of the single-identity politics of Irish nationalism and Ulster unionism. In this context, public attachment to partisan symbols remains strong.
edited by Jan Oskar Engene

[b2L75]

[b2m02]

10 entries in this source:

p.9-13 (+2 pl.): [lup02]; p.15-20 (+1 pl.): [gen02]; p.20: [svl02]; p.20 (approx.) + 3 pl.: [sya02]; p.59-63 (+1 pl.): [ore02]; p.71-75: [smi02ab]; p.77-84 (+1 pl.): [dry02]; p.85-89 (+2 pl.): [brz02a]; p.91-97 (+2 pl.): [bsc02a]; [mnl02];

[b2m03]

[b2m03a]

[b2o80]

[b2p97]

[b2r26]

[b2s01]

[b2t96]

[b2v81]

[b2w04]

[b2w74]

[b3k79]

[b3m04]

[b3q0X]

[b4b94]

[b4t92]

[b6g93]

[b6L00]

[b7b42]

[b7c00]

Full title: Форма одягу, національні та ранґові відзнаки Української допоміжної поліції на території райхскомісаріату Україна в 1941-44 рр. | Forma odâgu, nacịonalhnị ta rang⃓ovị vịdznaki Ukraị̈nshkoị̈ dopomịẑnoị̈ polịcịị̈ na teritorịị̈ raĭqskomịsarịatu Ukraị̈na v 1941-44 rr.

[b7g54]

[b7L99]

[b7m97]

[b7o00]

[b7s98]

[b7w01]

[b8s03]

The recoding of Croatia’s state symbols and of its culture of remembrance was shaped by two factors: firstly, the disintegration of the Yugoslavian state and the search for a distinctive national identity, and secondly, the desire for reconciliation within Croatia and for national continuity. This process became more emotionally charged as a result of the wars in the former Yugoslavia (1991-95) and the related memories of World War II, which made it impossible for a dispassionate exchange of views about the recent past to take place.
edited by Jan Oskar Engene

[b8w74]

[b9e2X]

[b9e97]

[b9e97a]

[b9e97b]

[b9eXX]

[b9g20]

[b9gXX]

[b9o06]

[b9o90]

[b9oXX]

[b9r3X]

I would place the date of the set between 1930 and 1937. The cards couldn’t be pre-1930 because they show the modern black and red flag of Paraíba with the inscription "Négo", which was adopted in late 1930.

There are two clues to the latest possible date. Getúlio Vargas outlawed state flags in Brazil from 1937 to 1946, so the cards would not likely have been issued between those years. That they were not issued after 1946 is evident from the spellings of the names of several states. The names of Minas Geraes, Parahyba, Piauhy, Goyaz, and Matto Grosso were all changed in 1943 to Minas Gerais, Paraíba, Piauí, Goiás, and Mato Grosso. So the cards must have been issued before the 1937 Vargas ban on state symbols.

Because the Parahyba card shows both the Négo flag as well as an earlier design (the only state for which two flags are shown), I am inclined to think that the cards probably come from the earlier years of the 1930-37 period, but that’s harder to prove. A possible clue on this point is that the series name for the cards, "state flags" is spelled interchangeably "bandeiras estadoaes" and "bandeiras estaduais".

Joe McMillan, 06 Feb 2003

[b9r3Xa]

[b9r46]

Remarks: Available on line: plates 1-4 and plates 5-8.

[b9r98]

[b9y94]

Remarks: N102 in [brz96b].

Full title: Законодателные акты государственной символике Республики Беларусь / Legislative Acts on the National Symbols of the Republic of Belarus / Actes legislatifs sur les symbols nationaux de la Republique de Belarus / Gesetzgebenden Akten über die Staatssymbolik der Republik Belarus / Los actos legislativos sobre los símbolos del estado de la República de Belarus

[b9y95]

Anything below this line was not added by the editor of this page.