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,Conclusion: The New Hero in Action, 1940–2006,hanges and the decisions of the VC committee at the end of the First World War the cost of heroism increased for the remainder of the century and the nature of the hero became something very different from that of his nineteenth-century ancestor. The heroism of the frontier had also paled in compari

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Tingting Jiang,Zixuan Wang,Kostas Terzidisand select the individuals to be recommended to the Crown for the honor. As with any new bureaucratic creation, the Victoria Cross went through a developmental phase during the first years of its existence before departmental standards were established. Fifteen clauses were included in the original

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