Titlebook: WarTalk; Foreign Languages an Hilary Footitt,Simona Tobia Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 Eur

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Intelligence in Translation: Finding Out About the Enemy,e information accessed in its original form was in a foreign language and hence would have to be translated into English in order to become useful intelligence material. Listening stations dotted around the coast would be intercepting messages which were in the foreign language and had to be accurat

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Role-Playing for War: the Human in Human Intelligence, English but involved performing in a foreign language before an audience of native speakers of that language. Rather than the paradigm of translation which marked the practices of open source and signals intelligence, human intelligence operated through performance, the performance of individuals.

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Role-Playing for War: the Human in Human Intelligence, English but involved performing in a foreign language before an audience of native speakers of that language. Rather than the paradigm of translation which marked the practices of open source and signals intelligence, human intelligence operated through performance, the performance of individuals.

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The War of Words: Psychological Warfare in a Foreign Language,were the language implications of broadcasting to occupied Europe from outside the continent, from Britain itself, and secondly, what happened when psychological war was being conducted ‘on the ground’, during military operations to liberate and occupy?

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The War of Words: Psychological Warfare in a Foreign Language,were the language implications of broadcasting to occupied Europe from outside the continent, from Britain itself, and secondly, what happened when psychological war was being conducted ‘on the ground’, during military operations to liberate and occupy?

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The British and the War Victims: Bringing Relief to Refugees and Displaced Persons Overseas, Europeans — Germans, Italians, Yugoslavs, Bulgarians, Romanians, Soviets, Hungarians, Czechs, Poles (Reinisch 2007). In the first and still widely-cited work on this topic, Malcolm Proudfoot (1956) estimated that more than 60 million Europeans were displaced from their homes during the conflict and

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The British and the War Victims: Bringing Relief to Refugees and Displaced Persons Overseas, Europeans — Germans, Italians, Yugoslavs, Bulgarians, Romanians, Soviets, Hungarians, Czechs, Poles (Reinisch 2007). In the first and still widely-cited work on this topic, Malcolm Proudfoot (1956) estimated that more than 60 million Europeans were displaced from their homes during the conflict and

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