This article examines how photographs of women taken by Marc Garanger during his army service in Algeria (1960–1962) have become sites multiple, often competing mnemonic projections. At the height Algerian War Independence, produced nearly two thousand identity those displaced French from villages to detention camps. The are some most cited images war, having been popularised through Garanger’s...

Abstract This essay examines Evelyn Waugh as practitioner and critic in the field of wartime propaganda. In 1941, produced a fictitious account British Commando raid on German territory North Africa for publication Britain United States, an episode which reveals his skill propagandist, but also prompts scrutiny contacts with propaganda agencies agents effect writings. Waugh’s interwar fiction e...