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Melvin E. Page
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Section Editor for "Africa"
Articles by Melvin E. Page
Melvin E. Page mentioned in Articles
Articles supervised by Melvin E. Page
- Colonial Military Participation in Europe (Africa)
- Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (Africa)
- East and Central Africa
- Historiography 1918-Today (Africa)
- Influenza Pandemic (Africa)
- Colonial Warfare and Occupation (Africa)
- Organization of War Economies (Africa)
- Post-war Economies (Africa)
- Post-war Societies (Africa)
- Post-war Colonial Administration (Africa)
- Pre-war Military Planning (Africa)
- Southern Africa
- War Aims and War Aims Discussions (Africa)
- War Losses (Africa)
- War and Colonial Finance (Africa)
- West Africa
- Bereavement and Mourning (Africa)
- Northern Africa
- Propaganda in the Colonies (Africa)
- Resistance and Rebellions (Africa)
- Between Acceptance and Refusal - Soldiers' Attitudes Towards War (Africa)
- Making Sense of the War (Africa)
Publications by Melvin E. Page in Bibliography
- Page, Melvin E.: Malawians and the Great War. Oral history in reconstructing Africa's recent past, in: Oral History Review 8/1, 1980, pp. 49-61.
- Page, Melvin E.: The Chiwaya war. Malawians and the First World War, Boulder 2000: Westview Press.
- Page, Melvin E. / Matthews, James K.: Reluctant allies. Nigerian responses to military recruitment 1914-18: Africa and the First World War, New York 1987: St. Martin's Press, pp. 95-114.
- Killingray, David: Military and labour policies in the Gold Coast during the First World War, in: Page, Melvin E. (ed.): Africa and the First World War, New York 1987: St. Martin's Press, pp. 152-170.
- Page, Melvin E. (ed.): Africa and the First World War, New York 1987: St. Martin's Press.
- Quinn, Frederick: The impact of the First World and its aftermath on the Beti of Cameroun, in: Page, Melvin E. (ed.): Africa and the First World War, New York 1987: St. Martin's Press, pp. 171-185.
