<i>'Up ewig Ungedeelt!'</i>Schleswig-Holstein 1864–1920

Schriek, Jef van der; Schriek, Max van der

doi:10.1179/157407811x13027741134184

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“…Most archaeological research on areas similarly transformed by artillery shells or bombs dropped from aircraft concentrates on northern France, Belgium and the Netherlands, and includes descriptions of craters from both the First and Second World Wars (e.g. Passmore et al 2014, 2018; Capps-Tunwell et al 2016, 2018; de Matos-Machado et al 2019; van der Schriek 2019; Passmore & Capps-Tunwell 2020). In Poland there has been relatively little research on such landscapes (see Kobiałka 2017, 2018).…”

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The heritage of the Second World War: bombing in the forests and wetlands of the Koźle Basin

Waga

Fajer

2021

Antiquity

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The heritage of the Second World War: bombing in the forests and wetlands of the Koźle Basin

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Fajer

2021

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Some Napoleonic-style army camps from the period of the Dutch-Belgian separation (1830–1839) in the Southern Netherlands

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2017

Journal of Conflict Archaeology

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This paper focuses on the period of the political separation of the Netherlands and Belgium (1830-1839). Both countries were in a state of war for almost a decade, which resulted in massive troop deployments along their borders and the militarisation of the landscape. The principal objects of study are the Dutch army camps at Rijen and Oirschot near the Belgian border, which to date have barely received any scholarly attention. Both camps were almost 2 km across and offered accommodation to up to 12,000 infantry soldiers. They will be studied from an archaeological-historical perspective, focusing on the spatial and social dimensions of the camps and their place in the wider landscape. The camps are representative of the final stage of pre-industrial warfare in Europe, which is characterised by a continuation of many eighteenth century and Napoleonic traditions.

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'Up ewig Ungedeelt!'Schleswig-Holstein 1864–1920

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The heritage of the Second World War: bombing in the forests and wetlands of the Koźle Basin

The heritage of the Second World War: bombing in the forests and wetlands of the Koźle Basin

Some Napoleonic-style army camps from the period of the Dutch-Belgian separation (1830–1839) in the Southern Netherlands

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