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Items where Subject is "D History General and Old World > D History (General) > D839 Post-war History, 1945 on"

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Bigger, Stephen Letters from the Malcolm Saville Archive. Malcolm Saville Society. (Unpublished)

C

Cox, Howard (2011) Post-war Government Controls on Publishing: or, Why Austerity Britain Gorged on Magazines. In: Business History Unit Research Seminar, 28 November 2011, London School of Economics. (Unpublished)

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Hazell, Paul (2012) A Very British SUV: How Land Rover Used Sport, Competition and Notions of Adventure to Reinvent the Utility Four Wheel Drive. In: Design History Society conference 2012: The Material Culture of Sport, Brighton. (Unpublished)

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Postlethwaite, Verity and Griz, J. (2016) Beyond the Acronyms: Sport Diplomacy and the Classification of the International Olympic Committee. Diplomacy and Statecraft, 27 (2). pp. 295-313. ISSN Print 0959-2296 Online 1557-301X

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Webb, Jean (2018) Myth - Conceptions of World War I in Selected Diaries and Fictional Diaries Written by and for Children. Libri & Liberi. ISSN 1848-3488 (Submitted)

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