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4: CASE STUDY 1: THE ITALIAN/SLOVENIAN BORDER by border guards. 43 Merna/Miren border crossing Originally crossing for farmers but after 1955 also local crossing. 40 44 Miren cemetery Cemetery previously divided by the border. Was divided down the middle with barbed wire but this changed and instead access was controlled so people from Yugoslavia and Italy could only visit at certain times. Border was later moved so cemetery is now fully located within Slovenian territory. 52 125
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An Archaeology of the Iron Curtain
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An Archaeology of the Iron Curtain
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Contents Acknowledgements 11 CHAPTE
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The end of a journey 212 Sammanfatt
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AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE IRON CURTAIN
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CHAPTER 1 Introduction Standing on
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1: INTRODUCTION carried out of the
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1: INTRODUCTION they may be… It i
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1: INTRODUCTION where the observer
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1: INTRODUCTION former Iron Curtain
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1: INTRODUCTION criticism from othe
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1: INTRODUCTION itioned somewhere i
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1: INTRODUCTION World War II dividi
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CHAPTER 2 A physical metaphor Concr
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2: A PHYSICAL METAPHOR established
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2: A PHYSICAL METAPHOR The changing
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2: A PHYSICAL METAPHOR the events t
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2: A PHYSICAL METAPHOR As time has
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