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Enemies, Subjects and Allies in Wartime Indian Northeast,ia theatre. Wars dictate unambiguous demarcation of ‘enemy’ and ‘friend’, but the two superstructures were both breached . reinstated in wartime Northeast India. The specificity of the context—characterised by ongoing empire-building activities in the final years of the British empire, the rising in

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,‘Children Made to Carry Bombs’: Staging the Malayan ‘Emergency’ in Postwar Britain,lligence and a deficit of live-action press footage. Photography was a vehicle for transforming counterinsurgency fantasies into entertainment and news coverage designed for consumption by audiences in postwar Britain. I ask what scholars and readers of photographic material from colonial archives c

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USSR 2.0 vs. The Fourth Reich: Depicting the Enemy in the Official Occupation Media of Kherson Oblallegedly acting by the instructions of the ‘collective West’..Parallels with the Second World War have been frequently drawn, depicting the ‘Special Military Operation’ as a continuation of the historic conflict in which Russia, represented by both the USSR and the Russian Empire, battles against Uk

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Dying with the Enemy: Prisoners of War Deaths in First World War Britain, subjugated enemy in a very different way. The Germans now gained an identity, receiving individual funerals, a grave and a wooden cross inscribed with their name. Once interred in local communities throughout Britain, the German dead gradually blurred into rural landscapes, no longer in opposition to this space, but at one with it.

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Endophytes: A Gold Mine of Enzyme Inhibitorsling the continuation of war. It also highlights the exclusionary logics at work in enemy encounters, emphasising the global inequalities of grievability and precarity that structure them, and how nationhood and race inform differential valuations of enemy lives, often leading to extreme violence.