Special Issue: Combatants, Civilians and Cultures of Violence

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Articles

1. Introduction: Military and Political Violence in History and Theory (pages 337–361) - Mark Hewitson

2. A (Conceptual) History of Violence (pages 362–378) - Adriano Vinale

3. Political Violence, Violent Politics: Protestant Democrats and Republicans at War in Virginia, 1862 (pages 379–395) - John H. Matsui

4. German Soldiers and the Horror of War: Fear of Death and the Joy of Killing in 1870 and 1914 (pages 396–424) - Mark Hewitson

5.  ‘A Most Gruesome Sight’: Colonial Warfare, Racial Thought, and the Question of ‘Radicalization’ during the First World War in German South-West Africa (Namibia) (pages 425–447) - Andre Rosengarten

6. Bringing back Culture: Combatant and Civilian Attitudes during the Spanish Civil War, 1936–1939 (pages 448–463) - Claudio Hernandez Burgos

7. Presenting Oneself: Red Army Soldiers and Violence in the Great Patriotic War, 1941–1945 (pages 464–479) - Kerstin Bischl