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    On May 7th Germany had surrendered unconditionally but the war with Japan raged on in the pacific. The Americans were war weary. They had seen the bombing of Pearl Harbor‚ Kamikaze attacks‚ and horrible casualties in Okinawa and Iwo Jima. There had been reports on things like the Bataan death march. Newspaper photos had shown American POWs beheaded by Japanese soldiers. Ending the war and preventing further loss of life is all that mattered at this point. With the surrender of Germany at the beginning

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    instantly (Michael 12). At 8:45 am even more Japanese torpedo planes and dive bombers attacked the harbor targeting repair yards and any other ships that the pilots saw. The attack was planned months before 7 December‚ the Japanese built a model of the actual harbor to help prepare for the attack and they practiced on it until each and every pilot knew exactly which target to hit and how to hit it and until

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    conflict with Japan was one that struck fear into many Americans. The Japanese were notorious for their fierce‚ and sometimes brutal‚ fighting. One tactic of the Japanese was the use of Kamikaze attacks‚ in which the noses of airplanes would be replaced with explosive payloads and flown into battleships (Kamikaze Attacks). Despite these attacks‚ the United States managed to repel the Japanese‚ and eventually were prepared to invade Japan’s mainland. This action however‚ would result in the deaths

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    1945‚ America dropped an atom bomb on Hiroshima. The ethical debate on this topic may never be resolved‚ but one cannot possibly deny the negative effects. The Atomic bomb caused mass destruction‚ and it was a highly risky move to begin with. The Kamikaze raids were destructive‚ but not on the same scale as the as the atomic bomb. We have ended World War 2 ‚ but at what expense? Constantly fearing for the safety of our own country‚ as well as others? If a situation develops in which rival countries

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    suicide‚ while previously criminally punishable‚ is no longer in most Western countries. It remains a criminal offense in many countries. In the 20th and 21st centuries‚ suicide in the form of self-immolation has been used as a medium of protest‚ and kamikaze and suicide bombings have been used as a

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    the atomic bombs was at the most 20‚000 and some estimates put the number of lives saved lower at maybe hundreds or tens. This is because the Japanese military in August 1945 was very weak due to the fact it had a minimal air force reduced to using kamikaze attacks to destroy US ships and an army which would use suicide ‘bonsai’ tactics against ground troops. Though many Americans were killed as a result of the suicide tactics‚ it showed the desperation of the Japanese army in

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    “Little boy” and “Fat man”. These were the names of the two devastating atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. One‚ a gun-assembly fission bomb where “a mass of Uranium-235 is fired down a gun barrel toward another mass of Uranium-235”. The other‚ an Implosion fission bomb where “a sphere of Plutonium-239 is surrounded by high explosives that compress the plutonium”. Both bombs had a TNT equivalent of over 15‚000 tons‚ and the sheer force of both explosions was equal to the load of nearly

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    words; c) unas-similated words. Explain the reason of your choice in each case. Use etymological dictionaries if necessary. seem‚ autumn‚ reason‚ protege‚ espadrilles‚ law‚ eau-de-cologne‚ wine‚ market‚ phenomenon‚ dish‚ corps‚ kohlrabi‚ zinc‚ chair‚ kamikaze‚ plant‚ ski‚ prestige‚ au revoir‚ kitchen‚ bishop‚ society‚ chivalry‚ fiance‚ garage‚ joy‚ happy‚ aunt‚ egg‚ kimono‚ plant‚ battle‚ face‚ facade‚ bona fide‚ poncho. 5) Segment the following words into morphemes. Define the semantic and structural

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    Genesis of Suicide terrorism Scott Atran To cite this version: Scott Atran. Genesis of Suicide terrorism. Science‚ American Association for the Advancement of Science‚ 2003‚ 299‚ pp.1534-1539. <ijn 00509568> HAL Id: ijn 00509568 http://jeannicod.ccsd.cnrs.fr/ijn 00509568 Submitted on 13 Aug 2010 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents‚ whether they are published or not. The documents may come from teaching and research

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