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    had many methods of death. The main cause was gassing the prisoners with a gas called Zyklon-B in a gassing chamber. There are other methods as well. Some methods include cremation‚ hangings‚ being shot‚ and suicide by jumping onto the electric barbed-wire fence. The pain didn’t just stop at death. Many prisoners were forced to work in factories and Jewish women had to go through sterilization. This is an example of a hanging that happened at Auschwitz. On January 6‚ 1945‚ four young women were hanged

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    The story is based on an elderly Negro women’s journey into town to get medicine for her sick grandson. Along the way she encounters physical challenges‚ obstacles and encounters danger. She climbed hills‚ crossed streams‚ crawled under barbed-wire fences‚ she faced dangers while out in the wilderness and a hunter who threatens her life with a gun. Phoenix’s ability to make the journey and overcome these challenges shows the dedication‚ devotion and the will power to endure hardship

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    activity and movement; repairing barbed wire defences; delousing of uniforms. Infantry soldiers spent much of their time digging new trenches or repairing old ones. They carted supplies and equipment up and down communication trenches. They spent long hours on sentry duty or in secret listening posts near the enemy trenches. Sappers also helped dug tunnels below enemy trenches and placed huge mines there. Trench positions became formidable fortresses with barbed wire belts‚ tens of yards deep in front

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    line of trenches stretching from the Belgium coast to Verdun. Following the Battle of Marne and Aisne of 1914‚ both sides dug in believing trenches to be temporary. The Front stretched for hundreds of miles‚ meshed with complex trench systems and barbed wire. Why Stalemate The military plans (Schlieffen‚ XVII...) had established a strict "war by timetable". However‚ aside from the quick mobilisation of nations‚ the plans failed. They were proved to be useless as modern warfare removed the momentum

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    daring adventure was the time that I learned how to ride a motorcycle. When I first started learning how to ride a motorcycle I was very scared. After a while‚ I started to get the hang of it‚ but before I could become good‚ I crashed it into a barbed wire fence. I can still remember that day perfectly. It was a sunny summer weekend right before school started. My brother and I were taking turns riding it. My dad was mowing the lawn and my mom was at work. When it was my turn to ride it‚ I was doing

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    Wall Rhetorical Analysis

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    different countries. Not only is there borders but there are walls as well. The walls sometimes take a borders place. Walls are also used as a form of separation for some countries just as borders. Borders and walls are more than just cement blocks‚ wire fences‚ or tall steel beams that are a universal symbol for a division. They mean so much to some people and represent a lot

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    electricity. George Takei‚ who was a child while in both the Rohwer and Tule Lake internment camps in the United States‚ described the latter camp as having “more than 18‚500 inmates behind three layers of barbed-wire fence and with tanks patrolling the perimeter.” He also told of “barbed wire and the sentry towers where guards kept guns trained on [the

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    MYTHS AND HEROES DEFINITION : The word myth can make us think of an ancient story about Gods‚ heroes and magic‚ an unfounded notion theme or character embodying an idea. However‚ in our analysis we are dealing more with a popular belief embodying the ideals and institutions of a society. Through two documents‚ a song

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    The Cold War With the aim of preventing East Germans from seeking asylum in the West‚ the East German government in 1961 began constructing a system of concrete and barbed-wire barriers between East and West Berlin. This Berlin Wall endured for nearly thirty years‚ a symbol not only of the division of Germany but of the larger conflict between the Communist and non-Communist worlds. The Wall ceased to be a barrier when East Germany ended restrictions on emigration in November 1989. The Wall was largely

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    the East German government “June 1961‚ Khrushchev gave provisional permission for Ulbricht to begin preparations for physically dividing Berlin.”31 13 August 1961‚ the city was being divided by barbed wire fence‚ which then later became an 8ft. tall wall.32 Pictures of people jumping over the barbed wire fence were used as propaganda by West

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