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    The Raping Of Nanking

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    of the making of World War 1. The Raping of Nanking took place during December 1937 to March 1938‚ it was responsible for 300‚000 deaths and between 20‚000 to 80‚000 women were sexually assaulted. Another name that this is known for is the Nanking Massacre. Japanese terrorized the people of Nanjing. The city was left in ruins and it would take decades for the city to recover from the horrible attacks. They killed people at random‚ they buried people alive‚ raped; little boys and girls‚ they also set

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    Also‚ the large-scale of international sporting events creates an environment vulnerable to terrorist attacks. Therefore‚ the nations involved in the Olympics should act as a unified front against modern terrorism. The 1972 Munich Massacre illustrates the inseparability between sports and politics‚ and how this relationship led to the kidnapping and murders of innocent people. These Olympics exposed the need to restore the games back to a peaceful international community facilitated

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    opened the door for corruption and disaster. The murder of eleven Israeli athletes by a group of Palestinians called Black September during the Olympics in Munich was a gruesome and horrid act that still has ramifications today. Indeed‚ the “Munich Massacre” proves that enmity has the power to demean any event and forever alter the future. During the Munich Olympic Games the

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    Elena Poniatowska

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    Oct. 2nd be forgotten. She fearlessly attacked social and gendered inequality and fought for “la gente” demanding truth and justice. Her name is Elena Poniatowska and I will further detail the importance of her actions into investigating Oct 2nd Massacre. I will also discuss some other of her other socially important literary work as well as her contributions and influence to the country of Mexico as a whole and for women globally. Poniatowska was born in Paris to Prince Jean Joseph Evremont Sperry

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    The Boston Massacre was not an accident.The reason that I say that it was not an accident is because some British troops just thought that they were going to show them about the townshend act to keep order and then end up killing five colonists in the process‚ which provoked an outrage from the colonist. Later after the Massacre still on March 5‚ 1770 a mob of American colonists gathers at the Customs House in Boston and begins taunting the British soldiers guarding the building. Well I know that

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    Marching Into Massacre The shots of guns ringing in the air‚ men falling at every turn‚ masses of blood flinging everywhere as shouts start to seize‚ why the violence? In February of 1861‚ Texas was the seventh state to secede from the Union‚ two months later a bloody battle was engaged between the Union‚ the North‚ and those who seceded‚ the Confederacy. After all Texas has been through to receive independence and gain an annexation to the United States‚ why have they entered another war? Texas

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    Sharpeville massacre of 1960 and the events it precipitated had a profound and long lasting effect on South African society and the already volatile political climate of the time. This essay will contend that the unrestrained violence upon a peaceful demonstration proved to be a watershed moment that was decisive in determining the immediate future of the anti-Apartheid struggle‚ as well as determining the future direction of the Apartheid regime in South Africa. This essay will detail the massacre‚ the

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    _______________________ Directions and Analysis Task 1: The Boston Massacre The Boston Massacre is an important event in the period just before the American Revolution. On March 5‚ 1770‚ five colonists were killed by British soldiers in the streets of Boston. This incident increased tensions between the colonists and the British government‚ bringing each closer to the beginning of the war. This engraving of the Boston Massacre is by the famous patriot Paul Revere. Use the image and

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    John Rabe died without the intention of becoming a hero. However‚ even without the goal of being a hero‚ many people remember him as one due to his actions of bravery during the Nanjing massacre. He helped defend China’s land and those who fought for and live in china. What happened in Nanking was a massacre due to the unsettling amounts of Chinese killed. John Rabe should be remembered as a hero because of his major contributions during the fights. From 1937 through 1938‚ China had

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    In order to be able to detach themselves from England‚ colonists in America needed to unite and fight together‚ and see themselves not only as citizens of their individual colonies‚ but as Americans. Before the eve of revolution‚ British were still very involved in the American lifestyle and there was no unity within the nation; colonists viewed themselves as citizens of their own colonies. However‚ after the numerous acts imposed by England‚ more Americans became frustrated with the Crown and wished

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