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    lessons or messages can be very subtle. Themes can be exemplified by mise en scène‚ either by the use of acting style or a characters thoughts that can give us the aspect of human dilemma that will explore the theme of the film. In The Wizard of Oz (1939)‚ there are many themes that could be exhumed‚ but a major theme is “perception”. Both director and writer uses sensory means in order to bring the awareness of the theme of the story and there are immediate recognitions of moral qualities that a

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    The leader of the invasion would be William III. He had to prepare the invasion very carefully‚ because it was a profound event. Three point were very important‚ in order to succeed‚ according to William: help of the English‚ gathering a vast army in the United Provinces‚ the help of the Holy Roman empire. Firstly‚ the help of the English was very important‚ because the army of Charles would have been‚ without any help‚ too big. William had circa 16.000 soldiers‚ but Charles could easily put 25.000

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    The Russian Gas Distribution to Poland and Germany Geopolitics of Natural Gas in Belarus Circiu Alexandra Facultatea de Relatii Economice Internationale Specializarea: Comunicare de afaceri in limba engleza Forma de invatamant: ZI Anul de studiu: I Grupa 1 Seria A Introduction Natural gas is rapidly gaining in geopolitical importance. Gas has grown from a marginal fuel consumed in regionally disconnected markets to a fuel that is transported across great distances for consumption in many

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    Study note  1)women­ The reason why the Women were upset after the war is because they were  only given some of the rights that the men had. Plus the women were working so hard‚  taking men’s jobs so that the production keeps going‚ and they were still treated like  they weren’t people    Veterans­ They thought that they would come back and have a job and all the gifts that  the government would give them like the money that they were supposed get but didn’t.  Plus they came back hoping that the

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    Poland Has Not Yet Perished was written two years after the third partition of Poland of 1795‚ and was later adopted as the Polish national anthem in 1926 in the same year of Pilsudski military coup and exemplifies not only the struggles Poland has suffered‚ but the resilience of the Polish people in the face of these struggles and their determination to take back what is theirs despite the odds. The song itself was written as a means to boost the morale of Polish soldiers fighting in Napoleon’s

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    In “ Did the United States put its own citizens in concentration camps during WWII” the author writes about internment camps in the U.S. In the other article “ Concentration Camps 1933 - 1939” the author writes about Concentration Camps in Germany. Although those were two camps during WWII they still were very different in their people‚ places‚ and events. The first article included a number of people‚ places‚ and events. One group of people in particular were the Japanese ( 112‚00 of them). The

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    bombers couldn’t find their target mostly because of the geographic location of the target but also because of the limited technology that was present at the time. With the election of Aurthur Harris in 1942 he disbanded the night bombing technique. In 1939 there was a high demand for women in the job industry with men out on active duty and such. There were women having

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    Persian invasion. On the other hand‚ the Persians differed from the Greeks because they believed their Empire needed more power. The Persians exercised gaining absolute power under their leader‚ Xerxes‚ by invading civilization west of Asia to strengthen their Empire. Xerxes’ intentions for invasion were also based on vengeance from previous battles for expansion of their Empire. Xerxes motives for invading Greece were tyrannical‚ and the events that lead the Persian Empire western invasion were

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    of all citizens of the country are prescribed there‚ as well as the complete general structure of the governing forces and major policies of the state. The first Constitutions of Poland and France were signed in the same year – 1791 and had really a lot of aspects in common. At the same time the two Constitutions of Poland and France still were more different than similar to each other. Further we are going to present a brief study of the main articles of these constitutions and their social and political

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    event that happened on June 6‚1944 Normandy France where the Allied Powers collaborated together to. D-day played a pivotal role against the germans in World War 2. America’s role along with Britain‚ France‚ and Canada in the invasion of Normandy put the Germans on edge. The Invasion was a major success by the allies but also a costly one with there being thousands of casualties. It was called Operation Overlord and it was a plan to invade Normandy. D-Day or Operation Overlord was led by General Dwight

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