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    fictional and non-fictional characters in which are connected to Victor “Pug” Henry. Pug is a middle aged‚ United States Navy Commander with a wife‚ Rhoda‚ and three grown kids‚ Warren‚ Madeline‚ and Byron. His dream is to command an American battleship in the United States Navy. As the story starts‚ Pug is being assigned to naval diplomacy in Berlin‚ Germany six months before the invasion of Poland (1). While working as the attaché‚ Pug notices the plans for Germany to invade. It comes to his

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    plan for the Japanese was to start the war with a surprise attack on the United States Pacific Fleet. At about 8:00 AM‚ Japanese planes began their attack on Pearl Harbor. Less than two hours later‚ Japan had ruined the United States Pacific Fleets battleship force. The attack on Pearl Harbor not only affected American History but influenced the creation of different types of American literature including: eyewitness accounts‚ books‚ and poems. History has been affected by the attack on Pearl Harbor

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    In order to accomplish its strategic objectives‚ Japan needed to destroy the Russian Far East Fleet before her forces would invade Korea and Manchuria. To this effort‚ Japan’s Admiral Yamamoto notified Admiral Togo of the Russian intentions and moves‚ which involved the collection of the whole fleet at Port Arthur in order to attract the Japanese forces‚ and from a position of advantage‚ force them to expend their strength. The Japanese also successfully anticipated the Russians use of Vladivostok

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    The Leap Forward It took only four short years to change the tactics‚ practices‚ and attitude on war entirely. The technology used in today’s warfare is in no doubt in direct correlation from the great advancements during the Civil War. All advancements are due largely to the industrial revolution that was taking full effect in England; this eventually grew roots in America. By the 1850s the industrial revolution had engulfed America allowing production on an enormous scale. However the northern

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    involved more than 30 countries AND RESULTED IN THE DEATH OF MORE THAN 50 million people. World War Two in Europe began on 1st September 1939‚ when Germany attacked Poland‚ and ended on Sept. 2‚ 1945‚ with the formal surrender of Japan aboard the U.S. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. However‚ in Asia the war began earlier with Japanese invasion of China‚ and in Europe‚ the war ended earlier with the unconditional surrender of Germany on May 8‚ 1945. The teams – The two main group of adversaries were

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    Before World War 1‚ Australia did not have its own identity. It had a flag and had the title of Australia but did not have a very good identity if one at all. They were known to only exist because of ‘the grace of England’. Australians were known to be inferior to the British‚ and lower in class (information found from source 2.44). But‚ world war one and the whole Gallipoli campaign changed everything. The Anzac legend describes the qualities the men displayed though their tough eight month battle

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    war‚ which meant there would be time to mobilize the American fleet. (At Dawn We Slept 43) It was also thought that if a Japanese attack did occur‚ then the targets would be the shore installations and the Hawaiian Islands instead of the American battleships and aircraft carriers. (At Dawn We Slept 38) Pearl Harbor was more vulnerable from the air‚ but sabotage was considered more of a threat than an aerial attack (At Dawn We Slept 41-43) In addition‚ the focus of the United States in the Pacific was

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    Mankind is No Island Focus: The collection of Still Images Sound Not a lot of dialogue Montage of images – together they make an image The words shown are from signs‚ street signs and shop signs etc. What makes this film visual What is specifically visual about it What makes the video shape my perspective of the situation What is the purpose of the video being made? - To be more aware of the homeless Ideas: There is a lack of giving to the homeless The homeless are taken for granted

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    only remembering the good. What follows is a flashback to moments in their relationship‚ some in which have been previously shown‚ but notably‚ there is a further development of these scenes. These past scenes have been compiled in the style of a montage and allow us to have a fuller perspective on the relationship as it takes a more realist approach where we are shown both the highs and the lows on the relationship between Tom and Summer. For example‚ in the photocopy room where they had kissed

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    Through evocative parallels‚ a comparative study of texts allows for the composer’s didactic vision to be demonstrated through integration of context and form. Fritz Lang’s German cinematic masterpiece Metropolis (1927) and George Orwell’s emblematic literary classic 1984 (1949) are very much products of their time‚ galvanised by the profound conundrums and pessimistic predictions of their own cultural and societal contexts. Although remarkably divergent due to absolute contextual disparity‚ both

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