Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains

This article proposes to study the military songs of the French Army in the second half of the twentieth century. Though not pioneering in the study of the entire body [of work], the study consists of placing songs in context as part of a cultural history. A number of French military songs are of fo...

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Hauptverfasser: Alexandra, Alain, Hiéblot, Dominique
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spelling cairn-RHA_275_0130RHARevue Historique des Armées https://shs.cairn.info/revue-historique-des-armees-2014-2-page-130?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rha.275.0130 Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains Alexandra, AlainHiéblot, Dominique2014 fre Revue Historique des Armées | 275 | 2 | 2014-01-01 | p. 130-135 | 0035-3299 RHA_27571 This article proposes to study the military songs of the French Army in the second half of the twentieth century. Though not pioneering in the study of the entire body [of work], the study consists of placing songs in context as part of a cultural history. A number of French military songs are of foreign inspiration. Thus, they fall within a supranational culture. Following the work of Didier Francfort that challenges the nationalist character of music (Le Chant des Nations, Hachette Literature), we can update the following paradox. The Army is a representative institution of the nation par excellence. However, some songs are influenced to varying degrees by foreign models, which together form a transnational culture. These influences help to amalgamate troops and, while retaining foreign symbols, to strengthen the Army-Nation link in France.Cairn restricted access
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description This article proposes to study the military songs of the French Army in the second half of the twentieth century. Though not pioneering in the study of the entire body [of work], the study consists of placing songs in context as part of a cultural history. A number of French military songs are of foreign inspiration. Thus, they fall within a supranational culture. Following the work of Didier Francfort that challenges the nationalist character of music (Le Chant des Nations, Hachette Literature), we can update the following paradox. The Army is a representative institution of the nation par excellence. However, some songs are influenced to varying degrees by foreign models, which together form a transnational culture. These influences help to amalgamate troops and, while retaining foreign symbols, to strengthen the Army-Nation link in France.
author Alexandra, Alain
Hiéblot, Dominique
spellingShingle Alexandra, Alain
Hiéblot, Dominique
Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
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Hiéblot, Dominique
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title Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
title_short Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
title_full Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
title_fullStr Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
title_full_unstemmed Archives des victimes de guerre : le fonds de la Division des archives des victimes des conflits contemporains
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