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    powerful dialogue between the children of the perpetrators of the Holocaust and the children of the Survivors. Hitler’s Children‚ documentary and film was about the family members of a high rank Nazi officers from Hitler’s inner circle. The families of Adolf Hitler’s‚ Hermann Goering‚ and Heinrich Himmler was interview. These are some of the people that was interviewed for the documentary of Hitler’s Children. The Bettina Goering the great niece of Goering‚ and Katrin Himmler the grandniece of Himmler.

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    Stalin Joseph Stalin was born in gori georgia on 21 December 1879. Georgia was then a part of the Russian empire. Stalin’s original name was Iosif Visarionovich Dugashvili. His father was a cobbler and an alcoholic. His mother worked as maid. As a child joseph experienced the poverty that most peasants had to endure in Russia at the end of the nineteenth century. At the age of seven he suffered from smallpox. He survived but the scars remained on his face. Because of this he was called as pocky

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    complete power in Germany between 1930 and 1934’. To what extent go you agree with this judgement? Hitler gained power through many means but a debate between most historians is which of these means were the most effective in Hitler’s rise to complete power in Germany. In this essay‚ I will discuss as to whether violence was the most important factor or whether other factors like propaganda‚ charismatic speaking‚ luck or influence of business were more important factors in Hilter’s rise to power. Violence

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    Stalin: Movie Review

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    World History Research Paper Stalin Hollywood seems to portray most of the historical movies it produces inaccurately in order for them to sell. Movie producers twist the original story and make up some facts‚ translated into scenes‚ which would attract the audience to a particular movie. But should we blame Hollywood‚ or the audience for being less aware of our history‚ and just pay to watch movies for the sake of entertainment‚ not caring on how historically inaccurate it is? The idea

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    Joseph Stalin: A Biography

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    Book Arrangement: Stalin: A Biography is structured with a complex system of parts‚ chapters‚ and subchapters. Five parts are broken down into 55 descriptive chapters‚ each one highlighting a different prominent event or idea in Joseph Stalin’s life. As expected from such a substantial number of chapters‚ this book presents a plethora of information regarding Joseph Stalin’s personal life and political career. The novel follows chronological order of his life as it journeys from his disturbed childhood

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    both Italy and Germany during the inter-war period. Originating in Italy in 1919‚ as developed by Benito Mussolini‚ it later expanded into other European countries‚ quickly finding its place within Hitler’s movement of Nazism. It was found that each regime was able to develop due to government instability and citizen unrest. Despite seemingly following Mussolini’s footsteps‚ Hitler and his party were arguably much more radical and ruthless. This idea regarding the varying natures of the movements is

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    From the movie‚ The Matrix and “Plato’s Allegory of the Cave” both revolve around the same question‚ “what is real?” In The Matrix‚ the main character‚ Neo is trapped in a false world‚ which is created by a computer program. Machines that conquered the planet created the program‚ in which Neo lives in. In “Plato’s Allegory of the Caves”‚ the prisoners have been living in the cave since birth and have never seen sunlight. Throughout the essay‚ there are many similarities that these stories share.

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    Joseph Stalin Is Tyranny

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    groups or other community things‚ also wanting power to bring harm or harm to get power. Tyranny’s actual definition is cruel and oppressive government or rule. Latin is tyranny’s origin. My definition of tyranny is wanting control regardless of what happens. Adolf hitler‚ some time in January the president of Germany Hindenburg asked Hitler to become chancellor and lead a coalition government. German politicians thought that they could use Hitler. They were convinced that if Hitler joined a coalition

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    Macbeth and Joseph Stalin

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    Joseph Stalin‚ and his reign over the Soviet Union. Stalin shares a lot of the characteristics of Macbeth in that they both we’re in a position of power that commanded their personalities and shaped who they would ultimately become in their final form. My belief is that both of their ambitions to rule turned into obsessions that changed them to do whatever it took to keep their power. These two people have a similar journey they traveled to become who they wanted to be‚ and I will explain how they

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    controversial leaders in world history was Joseph Stalin. He transformed the Soviet Union into a modern superpower between the years of 1928 and 1941. His ruling could be characterized as rapid industrialization‚ collectivized agriculture‚ great purges‚ and the extermination of opposition. Stalin’s rule could be proven both positively and negatively towards Russia. He powered the Russians military force but his methods negatively affected Russians. Stalin launched his first Five-Year Plan in 1928 by

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