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Paramilitary Demobilization and the Return of Violence in Colombiaing in early 2006 with the disarmament of more than 31,000 fighters. After describing the short term effects of the process—a general decrease in the level of violence and a reduction in the number of human rights violations—the author seeks to explain the difficulties that are beginning to appear a

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A Veteran’s Challenge: From the Test of War to the American Dreamthe massive operational theatres of both world wars, Canadians experienced these events in a schizophrenic mode: some were caught in the turmoil of the front lines, others remained unharmed on a relatively secure home front. The resulting cultural clash between veterans and civilians was inevitable.

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The Position of Former Combatants, French Authorities, and Public Opinion Vis-à-Vis German Prisonersners of war (POWs) and with French society as a whole reflects the difficult process of reintegrating veterans that began in 1945 and lasted until the departure of the last POW in 1949. The chapter discusses the impact on this process of how the enemy was viewed, the role of political structures, an

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