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    second anthropological trait of the human self is about being committed to particular values”‚ however‚ this does not last forever. Through experience and hardships‚ one will grow and their values will change‚ and they may commit to those values instead. In the film Music Box‚ Anne Talbot goes through extreme hardship causing the values of her job‚ her reputation‚ and her family to change. In the beginning of the film‚ Anne is seen conversing with her client who is a drug dealer. After winning his case

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    deep into German Race Ideology. In other words‚ one has look at the ways this ideology portrayed race and why it mattered. The men behind this ideology believed "the idea of race was essentially and respectively scientific.”(Mosse‚ 88) They thought that they could classify any ethnic group into a specific race. Hitler and Volkish thinkers believed that race was defined by purity of the bloodline and rootedness to the land that their ancestors settled. They believed race mattered because race is the

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    German-Americans are major influence on movies in Hollywood throughout the years and still until this day. According to Peter Kramar‚ author of Hollywood in Germany by the “1940’s 10‚000 to 15‚000 Germans had migrated to Southern California”. 30‚000 intellectuals and radicals were exiled from Europe after the rise of Hitler. 80% of these people were Jewish. Many fled from Europe to the United States specifically Hollywood. Many of people had musical‚ theater and film talents. The first wave of émigrés

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    the German American identity in nineteenth century America. The German American identity of the 19th century is one that evolved as the century progressed. The German American population was seen as being beneficial to the American economy as this ethnic group was considered to be skillful and hard working. In the early 19th century‚ both the social and political stance of Germans was vastly different in comparison to their position at the turn of the century. Initially‚ “Germans in America were

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    Have you seen a life saving dog?‚ well‚ if you have ‚ you will know it’s the German shepherd and that people use it for . For more than a century‚ It has been used as disability assistance dog‚ rescue dog‚ and also as military dog etc.    I’ve been curious to know more about this smart and brave dog. According to Francis Kern‚ Initially in 1890 approximately‚ these "Dogs were being bred to preserve traits that assisted in their job of herding sheep and protecting their flocks from predators."  After

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    InNei Chio Dr. Brennan Smith Cors 213 February 9th 2016 German Immigrants Germans present the biggest group of incomers to the American society. Indeed‚ about twenty percent of Americans links their origin to German roots. It should be noted that their immigration was not welcomed in the first decades of American history. For instance‚ one of the founders Benjamin Franklin expressed his disturbing about Germans overrunning American shores. He claimed them being too stupid for learning English that

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    Meet the German Shepherd The article “Meet the German Shepherd” published on September 8th‚ 2014 by Amy Braman details the important information regarding a German shepherd. In Hanover‚ Germany 1882 the first German shepherd was introduced after being bred by breeders in Karlsruhe‚ Germany. The objective for breeding the German shepherd was to create a dog that was handsome‚ responsive and obedient. The German shepherd stands about 22 to 26 inches tall and weighs between 75 to 85 pounds. Their

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    baggy‚ and they had high goth like boots except withut the buckles‚ andthere top had a swastika on one of the sleeves. The German uniforms varied in color and style. By Also on the tunic was Edelweiss Pirates an Iron Eagle just above the left breast pocket. hey would gather together and act in a manner that they would know would anger the local Nazi leaders. Whereas the Nazi Party required Hitler Youth members to wear a uniform that was semi-military‚ Edelweiss members wore more bohemian clothing

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    Why do so many students leave the german school‚ yet so many new students sigh up every year? On the one hand‚ It has come to the publics attention that many students leave the german school after year 11 as it presents a good chance to leave the school. On the other hand‚ the school needed to build an additional building for 4 Million Pound for the reason that there are too many lower years. In my opinion the school simply carries a very good name as one of the best half private schools. Therefore

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    THE IMPACT OF FILM Since the start of the 20th century‚ Film has been used to reflect specific cultures as well as affect them. It is an important art form‚ a source of popular entertainment‚ and a powerful medium for educating or indoctrinating citizens because of its visual basis‚ which gives it a universal power of communication. Every country has stories to tell‚ about their past‚ present‚ and what the future will look like through their eyes. Examples of how Film has been used to reflect

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