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    Firstly‚ we must proceed to explain the nature of Article 231 in order to be able to analyse its judgement about Germany’s responsibility for the war. After the war had ended‚ Europe’s‚ especially France’s economy was devastated. There was also a general desire for such a war never to repeat itself‚ as the first proof of modern warfare proved to be ruinous. To deal with this two issues the allied powers made Germany sign the "war guilt clause" which made it accept all the guilt for the war and because

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    control‚ forcing them to submit to harsh duty. Germany and several great power went into war which was centered in Europe due to several reason‚ these include the influence of Nationalism‚ imperialism‚ militarism‚ alliance system and several major crises and incident that happened during an inappropriate period. Some historians believed that the outbreak of the world war one was mainly responsible by the Germans as they have done several things that contributed to the beginning of the First World

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    world ’s leading negotiation expert‚ he has mediated situations ranging from corporate arena to wildcat strikes‚ and from family disputes to ethnic wars in the Middle East‚ the Balkans‚ N. Ireland and many other places. He has also worked on the problem of how to prevent nuclear war as a consultant to The White House Crises Management Center. He received his B.A from Yale and his Ph.D. in social anthropology from Harvard University. The structure of paperback "The Third Side" is concerned‚ it’s 251

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    usually defers to the president’s wishes and he is given a relatively free rein in pursuing his own agenda. Congress was seen to club together to allow Bush to quickly retaliate in 2001 after 9/11. Other examples include‚ Clinton and Iraq and the Balkans‚ Reagan and Central America and the Soviet Union. This has been referred to as a ‘bifurcated presidency’ – weak in demotic policy‚ stronger in foreign. However‚ commander-in-chief is not the only constitutional role played by the president who

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    it can be argued that many nations within Europe had planned for war and some even pushed for war. Despite this‚ those nations never wished for a full scale ‘World War’. They were hoping for a war on a much smaller scale‚ for example‚ the earlier Balkan wars of 1912 and 1913. In this essay I will discuss both sides of the argument; an accidental war and the planned war. I will then conclude the essay with which side of the argument I believe holds the strongest position. There are many different

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    Great Depression within the Context of Stability and Role of IMF 1. Introduction: Rising Waves of Globalization and Economic Crises Globalization is a multidimensional process. Relatively speaking‚ economic globalization is the integration of national economies into the international economy in order to constitute a unique global market. In this thesis‚ the role of WTO in the economic globalization process after 1950 and its place in contemporary economic system are studied. GATT‚ having an institutional

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    leadership of Slobodan Milošević. Croatia and Serbia settled into a cold war and Bosnia continued a multi-sided war until The Dayton Peace Accords led by the United States were signed in 1995. 2. Religious differences were a key element of the Balkan wars of the early 1990s. The dissolution of the Soviet Union was even described as a “victory of God” by Pope John Paul II. As previously noted Catholic Croats‚ Orthodox Serbs‚ and Muslim Bosniaks make up the majority of ethno-religious identities

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    World War I (1914-1918) involved more countries and caused greater destruction than any other war up to its time. An assassin’s bullets set off the war. A system of military alliances (agreements) plunged the main European powers into the fight. The war lasted four years. It took the lives of about 9 million troops and more than 6 million civilians. World War I was originally called the Great War. Picture Weapons of World War I Several developments led to the awful bloodshed of the Great

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    together"‚ Orhan Pamuk once said. It is also something we enjoy together‚ I would add‚ because it is often a play of coincidences. Bulgaria is a beautiful country in Europe. The geographical location of Bulgaria is in the South East of Europe on the Balkan Peninsula. It has an interesting geography. It has mountains on the south and the middle and valleys in between. The entire border on the East is constituted by the coastline of the Black Sea. Romania is the border on the North separated by the Danube

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    Post-1789 Free Response Essays 1994 Discuss and analyze the political and economic reasons for the failure of parliamentary democracy in Germany after the First World War. Describe and analyze the long-term social and economic trends in the period 1860 to 1917 that prepared the ground for revolution in Russia. Analyze the common political and economic problems facing Western European nations in the period 1945-1960 and discuss their responses to those problems. 2000 Compare and

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