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    Europe's Ethnic Minorities

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    Running head: EUROPE ETHNIC “Europe’s Ethnic Minorities” Jessica Williams Instructor Amber Welch HIS 306 Twentieth-Century Europe March 1‚ 2011 Europe’s Ethnic Minorities Since the 1900s‚ European History has seen its lows and highs when it came to ethnic tolerance and prejudice. The European Union has been dealing with discrimination for a long period of time. This conflict stems from the principles of social‚ economic

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    Siva Im

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    About SIVA IM http://www.sivaim.no Plans for the future. SIVA TECH AS changed name to SIVA International Management AS. SIVA International Management helps SIVA’s network in Norway to connect to our network abroad‚ in Russia‚ Bosnia‚ Croatia and Romania. This initiative is in cooperation with NIN‚ a networking organization for business gardens in Norway. SIVA International Management has proved the effectiveness of implementing Norwegian innovation concepts in the developing countries

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    rise of nationalism was the most important factor leading to World War I as it increased tensions among Serbia and Austria-Hungary resulting in the direct cause of World War I. The Balkan crisis’s in 1908 and 1912-13 involving the annexing of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary. Serbia wanted to expand into the Adriatic Sea as a result of the second Balkan crisis but was denied by Austria-Hungary. Serbia was supported by Russia who however was forced to back down by Germany. Also‚ as a result of

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    June 28‚ 1914: Sarajevo‚ Bosnia and Herzegovina I screamed in agony‚ all eyes now turned to me as I stood over the lifeless body of Franz Ferdinand on the street of Sarajevo‚ Bosnia and Herzegovina. I got up and ran. I had just witnessed my father die and all of his blood was on me. I couldn’t get the image of his lifeless eyes out of my head. As I ran‚ I saw a man. A man who looked familiar‚ as I approached him‚ he ran. He was the man that shot my father. I sprinted towards him tackling him. There

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    The Causes Of World War I

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    World War I (WWI) was a hard fought‚ crude war that lasted just over four years. Nationalism‚ a group’s desire to form their own country‚ militarism‚ a group’s opinion of military use to gain power over another‚ and imperialism‚ a gaining of power due to conquering other countries‚ all played a big role in the beginning of WWI. However‚ this was not actually the cause of the war. The famous start of WWI was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria. Here are some other factors

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    improve relations with France. In 1907‚ a "Triple Entente" was created between the three countries‚ which goal was to make a consequent opposition to the Triple Alliance of Germany. A Bosnian crisis started in 1908 when Austria decided to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina‚ even though the two countries were only supposed to be under their protection. Austria had made this dangerous step to stop the possible creation of a

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    The Lottery Ticket

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    Country Code List Country | ISO Country Codes | Country Code | Population (Rank of 1) | Area Sq. Km (Rank of 1) | GDP $USD (Rank of 1) | Afghanistan | AF / AFG  | 93  | 28‚396‚000 (43)  | 652‚230 (42)  | 22.27 Billion (114)  | Albania | AL / ALB  | 355  | 3‚639‚453 (129)  | 28‚748 (145)  | 21.81 Billion (116)  | Algeria | DZ / DZA  | 213  | 34‚178‚188 (36)  | 2‚381‚741 (12)  | 232.9 Billion (48)  | American Samoa | AS / ASM  | 1 684  | 65‚628 (204)  | 199 (215)  | 575.3 Million (210) 

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    In 1908‚ Austria-Hungary took over the former Turkish province of Bosnia. This angered Serbians who felt the province should be theirs. Serbia threatened Austria-Hungary with war‚ Russia‚ allied to Serbia‚ mobilised its forces. Germany‚ allied to Austria-Hungary mobilised its forces and prepared to threaten Russia. War was avoided when Russia backed down. There was‚ however‚ war in the Balkans between 1911 and 1912 when the Balkan states drove Turkey out of the area. The states then fought each other

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    The Long Fuse

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    The Long Fuse In Laurence Lafore’s book titled The Long Fuse he discusses the conflicts of World War I and describes how Austria-Hungary was considered to be the "Second Sick Man of Europe". During a time when Europe seemed to be moving faster towards progressive ideas and towards the sweeping away of old institutes‚ Turkey was the original Sick Man of Europe‚ mostly caused constitutional and national problems. The European order was based upon the assumption of nations in 1871‚ a kind of mutual

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    at the moment. Using factual examples‚ she unveils the hidden forces fuelling such wars. She further contrasts the new wars from the old wars. Chapter 4 of Kaldor’s book‚ ‘New and Old Wars’ published in 2006 brings to the fore a case study of Bosnia Herzegovina‚ a country in which Mary Kaldor has spent several years as an activist and researcher (Kaldor‚ New & Old Wars: Organized Violence in aGlobal Era‚ 2006‚ pp. 24-26). She also examines the politics behind the new wars and relates the war to the

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