title: ARTISTS AT WAR
abstract: At least since Antiquity, art and war have interfered. The most common aspect to consider is the propaganda associated with it. At the same time, artists took a stand for/against certain wars (or the concept of war) according to their personal values, beliefs, and experiences. The first part of the paper investigates how arts, war, and propaganda intertangled during the past two millennia. The Second World War, the most complex one to this date with globally diverse implications, seems to prove 
journal: EUROPOLITY CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE