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Voluntary Enlistment in the Great War: a European Phenomenon?,The hundreds of thousands of young men who queued around barracks and outside recruiting stations across the continent during the first month of hostilities formed a defining feature of the legendary “August experience”. For decades, historiography cited their existence as evidence of a widespread “

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,Paramilitary Volunteers for Weimar Germany’s ,: how Civilians were attracted to serve with Irregulaf war volunteers. Only one year earlier, most of the Ehrhardt Brigade, which had marched in front of the Brandenburg Gate behind the black, white, and red flag to the applause of Berlin’s citizens, had volunteered to support the new republican order.. Most of these volunteer soldiers of the German p

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Fighting for God, for Franco and (most of all) for Themselves: Right-Wing Volunteers in the Spanishcome in Spain would influence the larger conflict prompted a number of foreigners to cross the Pyrenees and lend their support either to General Franco and the Nationalists or to the Spanish Republican government. Best-known among these foreign volunteers, and by far the largest in number, were the

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An Approach to the Social Profile and the Ideological Motivations of the Spanish Volunteers of the ussian campaign within the German . From 24 June through the first week of July 1941, hundreds of volunteers joined what was to become the “Blue Division”, initially composed of around 17,000 soldiers. They were recruited by both the Spanish Fascist Party (the ., known as Falange), which provided mo