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    Kindertransports Introduction The Kindertransport was rescue effort authorized by the government of Great Britain. The program was administered by many volunteered individuals and groups in various countries which liberated approximately 10‚000 children refugees under the age of 17. These children were brought by ships from Nazi Germany and surrounding countries and relocating The United Kingdom and elsewhere were the war was not affected as much. The rescue effort ran from december 2nd‚ 1938 right

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    Case Overview A mother frantically drives her three young offspring to a hospital‚ their blood painting the interior of the car. It was 1984 in Springfield‚ Oregon when Diane Downs was convicted of shooting her three children‚ ending the life of one. Diane Downs was mentally unstable and obsessed over a man who did not want her. What was a peaceful and calm night quickly turned into a fight for survival. Downs had shot her three young children at close range in an attempt to win back the affection

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    Kindertransport- The Ratcatcher (Tracking him through the book) Pipe Music Pages 1‚16‚17‚21‚48‚83‚88 The pied piper of Hamlyn played his pipe music to lead away first the rats‚ then the villager’s children and the music is first played in Kindertransport when Eva is reading the ‘Der Rattenfänger’‚ so from then on the audience can associate the music with the Ratcatcher‚ and only the music needs playing for the audience to anticipate his arrival. - Mouth Organ Pages 1‚72‚88 As well as pipe

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    Kindertransport – Key characters                    Evelyn is the older self of Eva‚ she has changed her name to Evelyn‚ (this is more English). She changed it when she found out that her father died and her mother would not be coming to Britain‚ she was baptised. Therefore‚ she changes everything about her‚ denying her roots. Soon‚ Faith‚ Eva’s daughter‚ finds out about her mother’s real heritage and is also shaken‚ because her sense of identity and reality‚ she finds is changed. Helga: Helga is

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    Diane Sawyer To many people‚ Diane Sawyer is simply just a woman who delivers the morning news. They don’t think about her background or education‚ or how much hard work and dedication she has put in to reach her level of success. I however‚ have taken the time to find out more about Diane‚ and I have found her biography to be very inspiring. Lila Diane Sawyer was born on December 22‚ 1945 in Glasgow‚ Kentucky to E.P. Sawyer and Jean W. Dunagan. Not long after her birth‚ the family decided

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    Samuel uses different methods to present the relationship between mothers and daughters in kinder transport. She uses parallel narratives‚ time slips to show the different ways each mother treats their daughter and vice versa. She also uses objects to shows how strong their relationships are‚ stage directions and also characters such as the ratcatcher to show the relationships between them. Eva starts off by calling her biological mother ’mutti’ which shows that she considers her mother a very

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    Political Order in Changing Societies by Samuel P. Huntington Review by: A. F. K. Organski The American Political Science Review‚ Vol. 63‚ No. 3 (Sep.‚ 1969)‚ pp. 921-922 Published by: American Political Science Association Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1954438 . Accessed: 14/01/2014 15:03 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use‚ available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit

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    Do you ever think about what you represent in this world? Do you ever think about how people‚ as a whole‚ perceive your personality‚ your background‚ your style‚ your language‚ and your opinion? I’ve been thinking a lot about how my individuality is recognized by others and how I can change it within one moment’s decision. The definition of identity is truly vague to my knowledge but I think it has to do with everything in your existence that relates to your physical‚ psychological‚ and cultural

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    _none reorganize thoughts_ In‚ ’Multiculturalism and the Common Center‚’ Diane Ravitch compares the plualist views on what the curriculum in the schools should include. The pluralist would like to include the history of all cultures while the particularist want to have the different cultures taught only their own history. In order to live in a multicultural world pluralism is neccessary because people are more tolerant of each other if they understand where a person is coming from and

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    led to the children’s misfortune as displaced persons‚ and the trauma left to fill the void of their losses. As news of the transports spread‚ in a month’s time‚ 1‚950 children travelled from Germany and Austria to England (Fast). The first Kindertransport‚ organized by Norbert Wollheim‚ left Berlin on December 1‚ 1938. 196 children rode on the train‚ all from an orphanage demolished in the aftermath of Kristallnacht. Wollheim arranged about

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