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    history. Students learnt about: 1. Historical context * Rise of the Nazi party and the personal charisma of Adolf Hitler * Development of the Nazi state after 1933 * Nazi war effort to 1945 * Nuremberg War Crimes Trial 2. Background * Family background and education * Introduction to Nazism and his reasons for joining the Nazi party 3. Rise to prominence * Early work for the Nazi party * Appointment as ‘First Architect of the Reich’ * The ‘Germania’

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    Before and now‚ women have never been treated fairly because they are seen as an object‚ less competent‚ less valuable and unworthy to be equal to men. Women have suffered different experiences that lead to them being traumatized for life. Sexual abuse is one of them. Women who have been traumatized by either rape or any other type of sexual violence‚ whether it was during wartime or just in the everyday world. They never had the chance to speak about their experience‚ because it has always been

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    Thomas French New Wave v Soviet Montage The differences between soviet montage and French new wave cinema are interesting and many. Both genres of film seek to create contrast between adjacent shots via discontinuity editing‚ but subtle differences in their editing styles allow this contrast to produce very different results. In French new wave editing is used to both draw the audience in‚ and push them away‚ it draws the audience’s attention and inspires distaste. Soviet montage on the other hand

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    did the Nazi’s eugenics program under the governance of Hitler’s Third Reich work and what are the ethical consequences thereof? This will be done in two core elements the first concerning‚ what eugenics is (both in general and with regards to the Nazi employment of eugenics)‚ while the latter will concern the benefits and pitfalls behind its employment in general and specifically in Germany from 1933-1939 and later during World War Two from 1939-1945. What is eugenics? Eugenics is defined by the

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    Margaret Lambert In preparing an exhibit entitled “The Nazi Olympics‚ Berlin 1936” for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) Exhibition Department‚ Randy M. Goldman interviewed Ms. Margaret Lambert on May 20‚ 1996. I chose to report on Lambert because she was born in Germany and experienced the effects of the Nazi regime. Her love of all sports and her natural athletic ability helped her win at the British Championships. Despite personal hardships‚ she overcame obstacles and tried

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    Let’s Face it! We are at war with the Nazi Germany. Today‚ we have listened with patience when the King was giving his speech on the radio to millions of listeners in the British Empire. Our country wanted to find a peaceful way out of the conflict with the enemies‚ but it is unbearable. According to the news‚ the Nazi Germany had already invaded Poland. The ambassador of our country had handed a final note to the government of Germany‚ informing them that a state of war would exist between us

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    Schmidt and Muller Case: Resourceful purloiners involved in the Nazi German war‚ Schmidt and Muller created the opportunity to embed themselves‚ as important individuals in the German intelligence that had a ravenous for results. Schmidt used his understanding of psychology to his advantage. At the end of WWII‚ Schmidt and Muller unsuccessfully attempted to pursue Allied Intelligence with the intent to continue their system. Additionally‚ counterintelligence (CI) agents conducting the investigation

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    The break-up of the Soviet Union (USSR) occurred in 1991 after the resignation of Mikhail Gorbachev and the various Republics declaring independence. The term “break-up” can be unpacked to entail the unpopularity of the leadership within the party and Politburo‚ which led to the attempted August Coup of 1991 by the more conservative elements of the Politburo who were unhappy with Gorbachev’s reforms; the unpopularity of the leadership within the people‚ which led to Boris Yeltsin getting elected

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    Michael Murphy Period 8 Final Outline 3/3/12 I. Introduction A. Throughout history many dictators have ruled their country based on fear. B. Adolf Hitler was a very powerful and ruthless dictator who was a brilliant‚ but sick minded person. C. Saddam Hussein

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    Neo-Colonial Africa in a Post-Soviet World A continent of rapid change and slow modernization‚ Africa is a place of several failed and rogue states that are key to the international foreign policy of many world powers during periods of both the past and present. The United States of America (USA)‚ the emerging superpower of last half of the 20th century‚ would clash and eventually prevail against the communist Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) through proxy wars and competition

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