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    Nazi Germany and Ans

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    NAZISM AND THE RISE OF HITLER (History) Class – 9 Question. 1. Describe the problems faced by the Weimar Republic ? Answer i) Weimar was not received of its own people largely because of the term it was forced to accept after Germany was defeated at the end of First World War. ii) The socialist catholics and democrats who supported it were mockingly called the november criminals. iii) The Weimar Republic crushed the uprising of soviet of workers with help of war veteran

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    allowed Dr. Lear to sidestep university policies. There were several obvious red flags that Dr. Lear was up to no good. Dr. Lear used his position of power to influence other employees into breaking the rules for him and this led to important internal controls being disregarded. Dr. Lear was finally exposed when a local news channel asked him about his want to purchase a new plane for the university. The local media expressed concern about such an extravagant investment during a time of budget cuts‚ layoffs

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    In July 1940‚ Nazi Germany is at the peak of its take on Europe. Just a mere year after it has taken France and its lower countries‚ Adolf Hitler and his military began planning the invasion to take the Soviet Union. Naming the operation‚ Operation Barbarossa‚ Germany began envisaging its actions to cease the Soviet Union with its rich resources. Although a non-aggression agreement was signed between the two countries‚ Hitler did not pay heed to the agreement‚ he was instead very much caught up with

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    Adolf Hitler

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    Adolf Hitler “The one who does not remember history is bound to live through it again” –George Santayana Adolf Hitler is known for having the greatest impact on Europe in all of history‚ especially Germany. Although the majority of people look down on him for his mass murder of about 6 million Jews in a short time period‚ his story of influence on a whole country is incredible. He started out as a boy from a little town in Austria with nothing more than a paintbrush and a dream; a dream to become

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    How to Control Anger

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    AS A BOY I used to observe certain grown-ups of my acquaintance with awe. They seemed to me to be wonderful people. Always they were kind and pleasant. And they were never patronizing‚ like some of the other grown-ups that I did not care for at all. I remember the shock I received when I saw one of those heroes of mine show anger. It was as if he had suddenly become a demon. Then I had my first realization of the extraordinary change that anger could create in a human being. I SUPPOSE that all

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    that it is the parents responsibility not the government‚ nor are the fast food companies bound to teach kids how to eat healthy and how to say active. He also mentioned results of statistics made on social economic status and gender‚ which shows that more kids are overweight due to fast food restaurants‚ supersizing and lack of exercise. Weintraub refutes these findings by emphasizing how parents are responsible for what their kids eat. As a result‚ his own recommendations include: limiting the consumption

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    Adolf Hitler

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    Question: How did Wagner’s Opera affect Adolf Hitler? Answer: The main reasons behind resistance to Wagner’s Opera are the contribution of his writings to the development of modern anti-Semitism (hostility towards the Jews)‚ and his influence on Nazi racial ideology‚ as well as his family’s connections to Hitler. While Wagner did not directly cause Hitler’s anti-Semitism (His hatred for the Jews)‚ it is certain that his social circles‚ that of Liszt‚ his wife Cosima‚ his son-in-law Chamberlain and

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    Change Over Time: Indian Ocean The Indian Ocean trade began in 650 A.D. and lasted until 1750. When the Indian Ocean trade began it was very simple but over the years there were many changes. The desire to have more goods had increased and soon enough so did technology which made the Indian Ocean trade more efficient. The Indian Ocean trade was influenced by variation of many political power and it was the key-factor to the east-west exchange connecting non-neighboring countries and the spreading

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    The purpose of this essay is to figure out the control over press is such a good thing or not. For the past decade‚ in the result of the science and technology development‚ the cost of producing news and journals over the social media platforms became lower. The media can easily issue the news through the entire world. Therefore‚ the press takes a giant responsibility of reporting the objective news. In 21st century‚ press is responsible to the public‚ to be a professional journalism or news reporter

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    Capital Gain

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    CAPITAL GAINS According to income tax act 1961 ‘capital gains’ is the fourth head of income. Any profit or gains arising from the transfer of capital assets during the P.Y. shall be chargeable to income tax under the head capital gains and shall be deemed to be the income of P.Y. in which the transfer took place. Thus from a plain reading – Profits or gains earned on the sale of capital assets by an assessee during the P.Y. is called as capital gains. Meaning of Capital Asset: Capital asset means

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