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LIEGE (BELGIQUE) --- MONUMENTS COMMEMORATIFS MILITAIRES --- SMOLDEREN, JOS. (1889-1973) --- MEMORIAL INTERALLIE DE COINTE --- BELGIQUE --- LIEGE (BELGIQUE) --- MONUMENTS COMMEMORATIFS MILITAIRES --- SMOLDEREN, JOS. (1889-1973) --- MEMORIAL INTERALLIE DE COINTE --- BELGIQUE

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Dans ce livre singulier, la richesse de la photographie révèle la grâce, la beauté solennelle et la profonde résonance émotionnelle des mémoriaux et cimetières militaires. Des centaines de cimetières et de mémoriaux des Première et Deuxième Guerres Mondiales y sont évoqués, aux quatre coins de l'Europe, avec une insistance particulière sur des sites anglais, français, belges et allemands.0Les essais de l'ouvrage approfondissent l'histoire paysagère et architecturale des ce lieux sacrés, conçus par des architectes comme Charles Henry Holden, Edward Luytens, John Russell Pope et Robert Tischler. Ces paysages, dont chacun est un plaidoyer pour le souvenir et la paix, s'imprègnent d'une signification nouvelle lorsqu'ils sont comparés aux images de mémoriaux plus récents, comme le Mémorial des Vétérans du Vietnam à Washington, D.C. et le Mémorial National du 11 Septembre à New York. Ce volume superbement illustré étudie l'histoire et l'état actuel des mémoriaux et sites funéraires des Première et Deuxième Guerres Mondiales.

Cimetières militaires --- Monuments commémoratifs militaires --- National cemeteries --- Cemeteries --- War memorials --- World War, 1914-1918 --- World War, 1939-1945 --- Cimetière --- Architecture militaire --- Monuments --- Militaire begraafplaatsen --- Tuinen --- Cimetières militaires. --- Monuments commémoratifs militaires. --- National cemeteries - Europe - Pictorial works --- Cemeteries - Europe - Pictorial works --- War memorials - Europe - Pictorial works --- World War, 1914-1918 - Monuments --- World War, 1939-1945 - Monuments --- Cimetières militaires. --- Monuments commémoratifs militaires.

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"At the end of the First World War, countries across Europe participated in an unprecedented ritual in which a single, anonymous body was buried to symbolize the overwhelming trauma of the battlefields. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier explores the creation and reception of this symbolic national burial as an emblem for modern mourning. Bringing together literature, newspaper accounts, wartime correspondence, and popular culture, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier examines how the Unknown Soldier was imagined in diverse national contexts and used by radically opposed political parties. Laura Wittman argues that this monument established a connection between the wounded body vulnerable to the war machine and a modern identity defined by common mortality and social alienation. Highly original and interdisciplinary, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier powerfully links the symbolic language and ethics of mourning to a fascinating national ritual."--pub. desc.

Unknown military personnel --- Soldiers' monuments --- War memorials --- Mourning customs --- Human body --- Soldats inconnus --- Monuments commémoratifs militaires --- Monuments aux morts --- Deuil --- Corps humain --- Social aspects --- Symbolic aspects --- Aspect social --- Coutumes --- Aspect symbolique --- Monuments commemoratifs militaires --- Aspect politique --- Political aspects

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L'histoire de la cathédrale Saint-Louis-des-Invalides, bâtie sous Louis XIV par l'architecte Jules Hardouin-Mansart. L'édifice, qui abrite le tombeau de Napoléon ainsi que le musée de l'Armée, est le siège du diocèse aux Armées et accueille tout au long de l'année de nombreuses cérémonies civiles et religieuses. ©Electre 2018

Cathedrals --- Church decoration and ornament --- Church architecture --- Military hospitals --- Hôtel des invalides (France) --- Paris (France) --- Church history --- Church history. --- Cathédrales --- Classicisme (architecture) --- Hôtel des Invalides. --- Cathédrales --- Hôtel des Invalides. --- Musees --- Monuments commemoratifs militaires --- Anciens combattants --- Military churches --- Public buildings --- Religious architecture --- Hopitaux --- Histoire --- Hotel des Invalides (Paris, France) --- Cathedrale Saint-Louis des Invalides (Paris, France) --- Hotel des invalides (France) --- Dome des Invalides (Paris, France) --- Constructions --- Buildings, structures, etc. --- Musees - France - Paris - Ouvrages illustres --- Monuments commemoratifs militaires - France - Paris - Ouvrages illustres --- Anciens combattants - Hopitaux - France - Paris - Histoire --- Cathedrals - France - Paris --- Military churches - France - Paris --- Public buildings - France - Paris --- Religious architecture - France - Paris --- Church decoration and ornament - France - Paris --- Paris (France) - Constructions - Ouvrages illustres --- Paris (France) - Buildings, structures, etc.

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Architecture, Roman --- Architecture --- Decoration and ornament, Architectural --- Sepulchral monuments --- Caesar, Gaius, --- Tomb --- Limyra (Extinct city) --- -Architecture --- -Decoration and ornament, Architectural --- -Sepulchral monuments --- -Funeral monuments --- Funerary monuments --- Graves --- Gravestones --- Memorial tablets --- Tablets, Memorial --- Tombstones --- Monuments --- Architectural decoration and ornament --- Stonework, Decorative --- Architectural design --- Exterior walls --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Roman architecture --- Decoration and ornament --- Design and construction --- Caesar, Gaius --- -Tomb --- Antalya Ili (Turkey) --- -Antiquities, Roman --- -Caesar, Gaius --- Funeral monuments --- Gaius Caesar, --- Agrippa, Gaius Vipsanius, --- Caesar, Gaius Julius, --- Caesar, Caius, --- Tomb. --- Zemuri (Extinct city) --- Turkey --- Antiquities --- Limyra. Cénotaphe de Gaius Julius César, fils adoptif de l'empereur Auguste. --- Limyra. Cenotaaf van Gaius Julius Caesar, adoptiefzoon van keizer Augustus. --- Architecture, Primitive --- Architecture - Turkey - Limyra (Extinct city) --- Architecture, Roman - Turkey - Limyra (Extinct city) --- Decoration and ornament, Architectural - Turkey - Limyra (Extinct city) --- Sepulchral monuments - Turkey - Limyra (Extinct city) --- Caesar, Gaius, - 20 BC-4 AD - Tomb --- Monuments commemoratifs militaires --- Limyra (turquie) --- Fouilles --- Caesar, Gaius, - 20 BC-4 AD