harsh. Do you agree? In some ways the Treaty of Versailles was Too Harsh on Germany and in many ways it was also fair. Some historians also argue that the Treaty of Versailles was in fact too lenient. The Treaty was too harsh on Germany as it crippled them‚ economically and physically. They had to accept all the war guilt when technically it wasn’t their fault. It angered many citizens of Germany as they were being blamed for crimes they had not even committed. This angered the Germans more than
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MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL. DO YOU AGREE? Money is the instrument of exchange. It helps in buying and selling and also in fixing a value on things or services. It may be in metal or in paper. Money is always said to be the root of all evil‚ but I not agree with it. The money is said to be the root of evil because man have a wrong usage on it. Actually‚ money is just a medium of exchange. Money does not have brain to think how to hurt people. It is the thought of human that used money as a
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Insensibility explores exactly that‚ and how it exists in various form at War. He opens with the suggestion that the only ones who die happily are the ones who become unaffected by the harsh realities of War. They no longer are phased by the bones that they walk all over of their fellow comrades‚ they fail to show empathy for those around them and they cannot even bring themselves to make jokes to try and lift the spirits of themselves and their friends. This is all a result of being exposed to the front line
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illustrated by Germany after the first World War. The Treaty of Versailles‚ signed seven months after the war’s end‚ blamed mostly everything on Germany‚ and weighed them down with many debts‚ both literal and figural. When all was said and done‚ the Germans came home‚ bitter and humiliated‚ to a devastated‚ war-torn country. So how did the Treaty of Versailles help cause World War II? Through territorial losses‚ reparations‚ and the war guilt clause. The Germans were incredibly angry over the territory
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“Continuation” is when something begins again where it stopped. The First World War broke out at 1914. The Second World War broke out at 1939. The discontent of some countries with the Paris Peace Conference was a continuation of the First World War that paved the way to the Second World War. First‚ there was the discontent of Germany. Germany was a defeated country in the First World War. She was forced to sign the Treaty of Versailles. She had to pay huge indemnity and give up territories. She
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diminished by the realities of life.’ (Peter King). How far do you agree with this statement in relation to Mr Bleaney? Peter King’s comment on Phillip Larkin’s novel is reasonable because Larkin’s main themes are about death and failure. It is possible to outline both sides of the argument and Larkin’s use of imagery and characterisation supports this. Larkin uses imagery to convey feelings of death‚ such as when Larkin says‚ “he was at the Bodies”‚ this has connotations of a place for dead people and
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so long since I last wrote you‚ the war is getting intense. I can not wait to come home to Nova Scotia to see you‚ father‚ Thomas‚ and Elizabeth. How are they doing are they safe? War seems like it is getting even more dangerous due to the many warfare inventions‚ many soldiers die fighting at Western Front‚ never to go home and see their families again. It gets very lonely in the trenches‚ despite many soldiers being with me it feels like I am all alone‚ because you can never get too close to someone
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play itself being in the context of the country during the 1980’s where the rise of Thatcherism grasped many industrialised areas of Britain‚ thus Russell attempts to depict the importance of education with in this era to those who wanted to escape from the lower end of the social scale. This directly affects one of the two characters in the play‚ Rita. Who- due to a working-class background- feels held back in life; bringing us to the rising action within the play. Willy Russell begins to create
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Why Khazanah Scholarship is for you? My first word was “Gajah” or elephant in Malay. However‚ that does not mean I am destined to be a zoo vet. As I grew up‚ airplanes in the blue sky always fascinated me. How the airplane flied overwhelmed me for years. Since that‚ my journey in the science world began. I then started playing with Lego‚ a line of construction toys and enjoyed building. Throughout my school years I had triumphed in many robotic competitions and science fairs. My passion of
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Shakespeare clearly signals throughout act 1 that this play is a comedy. To what extent do you agree? I do agree in some ways that this play can be perceived as a comedy the plot of the play has two classic Shakespearean ways that this is classed as a comedy these being nobody dies in the play and the other one being there are marriages. Also another way we can tell that this is a comedy: the play is funny. I can understand how some people may perceive it as being a romance because the play
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