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    Vietnam’s Cultural analysis   Brief discussion of the country’s relevant history Vietnam’s history is complex due to the many groups in their history.  There are Indochinese known as the Austronesia tribes‚ Khmer which were from Cambodia who came from India‚ Laotians from China’s Yurman Province and the Vietnamese who came South from Yhangtze Valley.  The newer people began to push out the Austronesia in order that they could live in the richer delta areas and coastal regions.  The first Vietnamese

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    Beyond Borders The film‚ Beyond Borders‚ opens with a powerful scene of Dr. Nick Callahan‚ Clive Owen‚ barging in on the Aid Relief International’s ballroom celebration in London in 1984. With him‚ he brings a young boy from his camp named Jo-Jo and attempts to make an example out of the organization for indulging in fine dining while nearly forty people a day are dieing in his camp due to starvation and disease. Not amused‚ someone from the audience throws a banana on to the stage‚ inferring that

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    Cambodia is a Southeast Asian country that has been struggling to recover ever since the Khmer Rouge Genocide happen. The poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer but those that benefit the most are the rich people and they are protected by rights while the poor people have to deal with unlawful mistreating from the government and police. Every human should have the protected rights from being evicted by force‚ they should have the freedom of speech and be able to protest

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    Simon Garcia 12/21/15 Period 4 Facing History In the book “The Sunflower” the big question that one would get from reading it would be “What would you have done if you were placed in Simon’s position”. I of course not being born in the time in which the event took place would mean that I would have had different feelings and motives at the time. It would seem almost impossible for me to be able to think in the way that Simon felt during the situation that occurred‚ I would truly end up forgiving

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    He reminds me of my Father I never knew “At the time of his death‚ my father remained a myth to me”‚ were the very first thoughts Barack Obama felt after trying to measure his loss. Similarly‚ those feelings he’d felt then were the exact same feelings I felt when a stranger called me to give me the news back in early May of 2005. The day started with the bird chirping‚ the dog barking at the meowing cat‚ the stridulation of crickets at my ears‚ and the smell of fresh cut grass in the early morning

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    slaying a targeted victim. Genocide is uglier than murder. Genocide means there are individuals are targeted as members of a large group going to be out to destroy a race‚ culture‚ and ethnic identity. The Soviets did that in Ukraine‚ or Mao in China‚ Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. All living beings made claims life no matter how big or small it is. Hitler killed a lot of people all because they were not white. Some Moral Minima Page 3 When people are targeted because of a group they belong

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    that they have a higher calling or purpose in life‚ often involving others. There are examples of the boundless human spirit all around us. Prior to reading Frankl’s book‚ I read Vaddey Ratner’s In the Shadow of the Banyan‚ the true story of the Khmer Rouge’s communist takeover of the Cambodian government in the 1970s‚ as seen through the eyes of Raami‚ a six-year-old girl of noble birth. I found it heart-wrenching to imagine what Raami went through as she witnessed her family members perish one

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    1970’s. It shows the horrid punishments experienced on a regular day mixed with the emotional hardships of seeing everything being destroyed. It portrays human rights violations being broken right and left‚ and no one being able to do anything. The Khmer Rouge destroyed everything and made people survive with nothing. Another example of this happening was during the Holocaust. In the midst of the Holocaust‚ Anne Frank took in her surroundings and let out her feeling in her diary. Today‚ Anne Frank’s

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    Holocaust Testimonials Discussion Description (click to collapse) Go to the following website and spend half an hour exploring the testimonials of Holocaust survivors. Watch one survivor’s testimonial from beginning to end. What responses did you have to his or her story?] http://www.library.yale.edu/testimonies/education/singlewitness.html | Topic Type: ThreadedGraded: Yes (Numeric out of 10.0)Peer Review: NoPosting Restrictions: Allow post and replyUser Identification: User Name | Create Message

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    Imagine an event so terrifying that the memories cause nightmares that cling and refuse to leave‚ dragging a person down to absolute rock bottom. This is what Loung faces in the novel‚ Lucky Child. She experiences a hideous genocide in her home country of Cambodia as a child. During the genocide‚ she is exposed to the deaths of her parents‚ as well as horrendous situations that no girl her age should ever have to go through‚ such as watching her best friend’s brain splatter on her during a bombing

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