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Images and Narratives of Women's Military Service Propaganda in the US Navy during World War II
Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts
Images and Narratives of Women's Military Service Propaganda in the US Navy during World War II

This article is devoted to the study of the features of the images and narratives used in U.S. Navy poster propaganda to recruit women for service during World War II. The research methodology is represented by both general scientific methods and specialized historical methods.

The Recruiting Duty as a Means of Punishment of the Poles in the Right-Bank-Ukraine by the Russian Autocracy For Participation in the Rebellions in 1830-1831 and 1863
Intermarum: istoriya, polityka, kulʹtura
The Recruiting Duty as a Means of Punishment of the Poles in the Right-Bank-Ukraine by the Russian Autocracy For Participation in the Rebellions in 1830-1831 and 1863

The Recruiting Duty as a Means of Punishment of the Poles in the Right-Bank-Ukraine by the Russian Autocracy

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