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    Lech Walesa

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    later as a constituted leader where he was the elected President of Poland. His success in these various roles will be discussed later but first the context‚ or situation will be discussed to provide a framework for the analysis of the successes and failures. Pre-Communism Poland was a major player in European power and politics from 966-1772 AD after which it was subdivided by the Russians‚ Prussians (now Germans) and Austrians. Poland did exist again as a country‚ with the exception of a 20 year period

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    In Europe‚ moose are currently found in large numbers throughout Norway‚ Sweden‚ Finland‚ Poland‚ and the Baltic States‚ with more modest numbers in the southern Czech Republic‚ Belarus and northern Ukraine. They are also widespread through Russia on up through the borders with Finland south towards the border with Estonia‚ Belarus and Ukraine and stretching far away eastwards to the Yenisei River in Siberia. The European moose was native to most temperate areas that it could physically inhabit on

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    There have been many memorable books concerning the holocaust but I don’t think any have touched me in the way that Child of the Holocaust did. This book follows the true experiences of the author at 9 years old as he struggles to hide his identity‚ his faith and everything about his life‚ in order to survive. He is so resilient and has an amazing way of being filled with hope even when totally consumed by fear. What stays with me the most though‚ is the author’s lack of self-pity through all of

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    that had been set for it. In terms of no annexations‚ the treaty provided for the return of areas that Germany had previously taken such as Alsace-Lorraine and Poland. The Germans "had long ruled over the Poles...and the reversal of positions was intolerable. The German’s were hardly likely to welcome the creation of an independent Poland" (Steiner 69). The issue of self-determination was difficult and confusing at best. Was this to be determined via race‚ a geographical area‚ language or community

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    CHAPTER X THE PARIS PEACE SETTLEMENT‚ 1919-1920 The military disaster which befell the Mid-European Confederacy in the autumn of 1918 was the signal for immediate political revolutions within its members. The revolutions‚ though precipitated in several instances by Socialists‚ proved to be uniformly mild and more conducive to democratic nationalism than to any basic social change. In Germany Prince Maximilian‚ the Chancellor on whom the Emperor William II imposed the unpleasant task of opening

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    was an extraordinary man. During his pontificate‚ he dedicated his life to the benefit of humanity. He fought against communism. In 1939‚ when World War II began‚ Karol Wojtyla was a student‚ but he studied secretly during the German occupation of Poland. During a trip to the East with his father‚ Karol sees suffering and evil that humans are able to cause. Аfter a while his father died. And that is the death of the last of a loved one‚ along with all the grief and evil that Nazi power poles‚ choked

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    Eva Hoffman’s memoir‚ Lost in Translation‚ is a timeline of events from her life in Cracow‚ Poland – Paradise – to her immigration to Vancouver‚ Canada – Exile – and into her college and literary life – The New World. Eva breaks up her journey into these three sections and gives her personal observations of her assimilation into a new world. The story is based on memory – Eva Hoffman gives us her first-hand perspective through flashbacks with introspective analysis of her life “lost in translation”

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    is what Russia planned on in the first case. The German train lines dispatched three corps south to meet Samsonov leaving only Calvary and Landwehr to the west of Gumbinnen. The second army’s remaining five corps had inadequate supply lines back to Poland and virtually no communication between their other armies. The Battle of the Masurian Lakes was another German offensive attack this time it was located in the eastern front. This battle again pushed the Russian army back this time significantly

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    tactics were used boldly and in rapid succession against Germany’s neighboring countries. Hitler would offer peace terms to the targeted country‚ then launch a lighting attack. This formula would give Germany victory in Austria‚ Czechloslovakia and Poland. The Warsaw pact‚ which was essentially a non-aggression pact between Germany and the Soviet Union‚ was essential to Germany’s quick defeat of the Poles. The Allies failure to react to Hitler’s “Anchuless” movements would play a major role in Germany’s

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    endless thrilling opportunities. Karski was initially unaware of what was going to occur‚ as most civilians are when a war is beginning. When he was first drafted to Oswiecim‚ the men were unaware of the future and how quickly Russia would supervise Poland and be under it’s command. They blindly entered Tarnopol to become Soviet’s puppets and had no control of what was yet to come. Though Karski was confused and uninformed‚ he allowed himself to plan an escape route for

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