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    the three divisions that were formed in the Western half; and the Eastern half was controlled by the Soviet Republic. The Western divisions eventually united to make a federal republic‚ while the Eastern divisions became communist. Even though Berlin lay deep within the Soviet sector‚ the Allies thought it best to divide this capital. Therefore Berlin was also divided into four parts. The Soviet Union was in control of the eastern half of Germany. The Soviet Union made East Berlin the capital

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    IFI 3 GEOPOLITICS Final Essay Examine the role of Gas fossil energy in Russian foreign policy towards the European Union? [Tapez le nom de l’auteur] 18/03/2013 The Gas industry is an important geopolitical issue as it is not a renewable energy but a necessary one. Today‚ the main gas resources are predominately located in Russia‚ then Middle East and finally the United States and Africa. Alone‚ Russia represents 18.3% of the world total resources in gas (January 2010). In addition

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    period in Germany in 1945 resulted in the establishment of a divided Germany into two separate states in 1949. After the war‚ Germany was split into four zones and split up among Britain‚ USA‚ France and the USSR. Tensions between the Western and Eastern Allies arose within the years prior to the division‚ largely due to the actions taken by Stalin and the USSR. I feel that the primary cause for the division of Germany was due to these actions which encouraged the different zones to react in ways

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    Social‚ cultural‚ and economic impact 4. Material for detailed study • Wartime conferences: Yalta and Potsdam • US policies and developments in Europe: Truman Doctrine‚ Marshall Plan‚ NATO • Soviet policies‚ Sovietization of Eastern and Central Europe‚ COMECON • Germany (especially Berlin (1945‑61))‚ Korea • Stalin‚ Truman Past Essay Questions I. Origins of Cold War 1. ‘Ideological differences played little part in the origin of the Cold War.’ How far do

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    Land – Autobiography by Mary Antin The book‚ The Promised Land‚ is an autobiography written by Mary Antin which describes her getting-used-to the American culture. In it‚ she speaks of the story of what she believes is her escape from bondage in Eastern Europe and her finding of freedom in America. Early in the book‚ she compares herself to a treadmill horse that can only go round and round in the same circle. She states “how empty the existence of the treadmill horse beside this! As empty and endless

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    Health awareness and concerns have impacted the consumption patterns in a number of key markets in recent years for example sports drinks in Vietnam grew by 35%. Packaged and Bulk water products and services are seeing an increase in regions such as Eastern Europe due to the lower quality of tap water. Providing milk to school children has become popular and can drive volume growth‚ such as in Turkey were a programme helped the White Milk grow by 2% in 2013. Certain markets‚ especially in Asia and

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    One major purpose of the Yalta Conference in 1945 was to decide how to restructure Europe after the war. Early in World War II‚ Allied leaders decided that the enemy they had to defeat first was the Nazi Germany. The Soviet Union suffered high civilian and military casualties because it was invaded and partially occupied during World War II. The Yalta conference took place in Ukraine in 1945‚ 7 months before the second World War ended. It was clear that Germany was losing the war‚ the allies‚ the

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    Strategic and Financial Valuation of Carlsberg A/S Master Thesis – Finance and Strategic Management 30th of September 2011 Cand. merc. FSM Department of Finance Copenhagen Business School Author: Andri Stefánsson Supervisor: Carsten Kyhnauv Strategic and Financial Valuation of Carlsberg A/S Executive summary The main objective of this thesis was to determine the theoretical fair value of one Carlsberg A/S share on the 1st of March 2011. Carlsberg A/S is the world´s 4th largest brewery

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    Plan of Investigation The purpose of the investigation is to answer the question: To what extent did the Soviet Construction of the Berlin Wall affect the economic health of East Germany? The main body of the investigation serves to outline Germany’s economic health while the Berlin Wall is in place. Background information will be given to provide the information as to why the Berlin Wall is affecting East Germany. History‚ a tv channel‚ or educational website and The Economic History of Germany

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    speech; affect the non-governmental organizations‚ as well as many others. This seems to make sense when you look at the history of the Ukraine. For centuries‚ there have battles over Ukraine’s position between East and West. In the 17th century‚ Eastern Ukraine was under Russia imperial rule. In the west there were shifting control of European powers‚ such as Poland and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This might help explain why the west is more likely to choose “Western-leaning politicians” (Conant)

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