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    Oliveira English 1B Midterm Exam September 1‚ 1939 analysis Written by W. H. Auden‚ the poem September 1‚ 1939 is a criticism of the institution of war throughout history until the outbreak of WWII‚ ending with a message of hope for the human race. The poem has nine eleven-lined stanzas with no set of rhymes‚ scheme‚ or a perfect meter‚ referring to different topics of oppression‚ war and inner conflict. Referring to the German invasion in Poland in 1939‚ Auden writes while sitting in a bar in New

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    familial background. I simply thought that‚ culturally wise‚ I was just a German/American; my mom was a first generation from German and my father was a many generation from who knows where. I have fondness for both the German flag‚ as well as the American flag‚ though growing up I was careful who I told about my half German ethnicity after being asked if I was a Nazi one too many times. It was nice knowing information about German beyond that of World War II and the Nazi’s‚ to be able to understand that

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    This excerpt highlights how aristocratic privilege trumped concepts of ‘honor’ in Old Regime France and exasperated class tensions over aristocratic privilege. According to Loyseau‚ in early modern France‚ the social hierarchy of the three Estates was “. . . willingly observed through honor‚ and certainly they are more honorable when they come from a voluntary respect . . .” (Loyseau 17). Without the observance of honor and rank‚ Loyseau claimed “there would only be confusion among us.” (Loyseau

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    Throughout World War II‚ the Nazi government‚ run by Adolf Hitler‚ ruled Germany with their extremist views. Because Germany was in the middle of a Great Depression‚ they had no one else to believe in but Hitler. He took advantage of Germany’s hopeless population by putting blame on the Jews for all of Germany’s problems. The Nazi Party and the Gestapo controlled Germany’s population‚ and sent Jews and other races that were deemed undesirable to the concentration camps. Hitler’s views inspired many

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    Noelle Maher J. M.W.C 3/21/13 WWII League of German Girls Hitler’s youth was Hitler’s Nazi party to train boys to go to war but there was also the League of German Girls that made up Hitler’s youth movement. Formed in the 1920’s‚ The League of German Girls was the only female youth party. It consisted of 2 sections at the beginning. The Young Girls League was for girls ages 10-14‚ and the League proper was for girls ages 14-18. Eventually a third section was added called the Belief and

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    The Holocaust was one of the world’s worst genocides; concentration camps were the worst place to be if you were a captive. Adolf Hitler‚ a Nazi‚ convinced many that certain groups of people needed to be exterminated. He started concentration camps to terrorize his enemies. The first concentration camps started in 1933‚ six years before World War Two began. There were several concentration camps. These concentration camps consisted of European Jews‚ P.O.W.’s (Prisoners of War)‚ political prisoners

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    1929-1939 Great Depression

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    referred to as infamous by Franklin D Roosevelt is Pearl Harbor. My Research is based on the time frame of 1929 - 1939 targeting the Great Depression. In addition‚ I shall breakdown the several key factors that caused the depression. With great detail the reasons and the final factor in the economic collapse within the United States will be discussed. The Great Depression was dated from 1929-1939. It was known to be the longest economic down fall in the history of western industrialized world. The Great

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    Noynoy. I won’t enumerate all the things he said in his speech. But let me tell you that it’s all for the good of the people. I‚ as a citizen‚ can’t help but hope that those promises would be made into reality‚ and not just go down the drain like it did with past administrations. Kung walang corrupt‚ walang mahirap. It’s one of the credo of the Aquino

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    Many stigmatic assumptions have been affiliated with Nazi Germany‚ warping the truth about what really transpired during the rise of the Third Reich. The public opinion of German residents towards the Jews in the early years was especially fabricated‚ with false rumors that the majority of the population already had a burning hatred towards the minorities‚ well before Hitler’s election. The development of modern anti-Semitism in Germany did not explode overnight‚ but was a delicate process. The newly

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    One of the key proponents of Nazi ideology was a promise to birth a new Germany. This promise of national rebirth resonated strongly in the early 1930s‚ when the Weimar Republic was shaken to the core by economic and political crisis. At the centre of the Nazi vision stood the ‘national community’‚ depicted as the polar opposite to the conflict- ridden Weimar society. In a speech witnessed by the nation in January 1932‚ one year before his appointment as German chancellor‚ Adolf Hitler concluded

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