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Journal Article
'A Human Treasure': Europe's Displaced Children between Nationalism and Internationalism
2011
Overview
Children were at the symbolic heart of efforts to reconstruct Europe in the aftermath of World War II. This article examines what post-war activism around displaced children reveals about the broader relationships between nationalism and internationalism in the process of post-war reconstruction, focusing on displaced children and children of occupation in the reconstruction of France and Czechoslovakia. In both countries the \"repatriation\" of children was linked to the reconstruction of national sovereignty and of the nation's biological and economic strength. In the campaign to reconstruct Europe's children after the War international organizations reinforced nationalist ideals and policies. (Quotes from original text)
Publisher
Oxford Publishing Limited (England)
