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    groaning under the [oppression] of Fascism" - Joseph Stalin. Although this statement is against fascism‚ or dictatorship‚ Stalin was a powerful dictator; as was Adolf Hitler. Winston Churchill‚ however‚ did not use fear to lead. A few influential people of World War II were Adolph Hitler‚ Joseph Stalin‚ and Winston Churchill. Adolf Hitler‚ the Nazi leader‚ was one of the most powerful and infamous dictators in the 20th century’ (History‚ 2009). Adolf Hitler did not have an average childhood. He

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    greatest military minds of all time. Through a series of political alliances and battles‚ he expanded the Roman Republic and built the foundations for the Roman Empire (“Julius Caesar – Dictator‚ General”). As with other successful leaders‚ such as Winston Churchill and Dwight Eisenhower‚ Caesar’s success was highly dependent on his decision making skills. Good decision making is oftentimes the result of confidence‚ determination‚ and courage. As Ralph Waldo Emerson once said‚ “If I have lost confidence

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    Taylor Hardy Period 4 US History B Summary The “Iron Curtain” speech by Winston Churchill and the election speech of Joseph Stalin contain the similarity that they both are telling the audience what should and has happened. In Winston Churchill’s speech he outlines what has happened throughout World War II and the Cold War and how he thinks it should be handled and dealt with. In Joseph Stalin’s speech he relays a similar time line while also including the Soviet Unions timeline and election

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    The meanings behind the names of Nineteen Eighty-Four each have a historical connection. Emmanuel Goldstein‚ the scapegoat which the Party uses to justify their surveillance activities and actions. This is an allusion to Jesus Christ from the Bible. Jesus was named “Emmanuel” at his birth; in Christian it connotates to messiah meaning “savior”. Orwell describes Emmanuel as a Jewish-like figure‚ which alludes to Jesus Christ and the Jews who were persecuted by the Nazis. This connect exemplifies the

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    The photos of Winston Churchill at the Canadian House of Commons‚ more well known as “The Grumpy Churchill”. Right before the session started‚ Churchill was already in a bad mood‚ as he was not informed he would be photographed. He was smoking a cigar and Karsh asked his to remove it. Churchill refused‚ so Karsh walked up to him and pulled the cigar out of his mouth and walked back to his camera‚ snapping

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    the killing of innocent civilians was to defeat Hitler’s Germany as quickly and decisively as possible. * Assessment of Roosevelt’s role during the Holocaust is made difficult by the relative lack of communication. * Roosevelt and Churchill chose not to single out German mistreatment and mass murder of the European Jews as a key focus of the conflict‚ preferring to refer in general to the aim of ending the mistreatment and murder of civilians under Axis rule. * From the American

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    Austin davis English 12 Women’s Rights‚ A World At War‚ Joyce/Lawrence Lit. Women’s Rights Because that poem is somewhat provocative‚ even by today’s standards. They were much more conservative in the eighteenth century. He advocated for women to be taught music and dancing. He also wanted women to be taught languages (especially French and Italian)‚ and what he called "the graces of speech." Defoe’s argument "To the ladies" is probably more outdated that his argument for "The education of women’

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    I will now talk about Winston Churchill. Winston Churchill was an English statesman and an author‚ he was best known as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during World War II. Winston Churchill is also known as an orator‚ strategist‚ and politician‚ Winston Churchill was one of the most important leaders and one of the most remembered in modern British and world history. He won the 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature for his books on English and world history. Winston Churchill was voted the greatest-ever

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    What techniques are used in Winston Churchill’s speech ’We shall fight on the beaches’ to convey persuasion to his intended audience? Winston Churchill’s speech‚ ‘We shall fight on the beaches’ is an inspirational speech given to the people back in his time. The speech contains many techniques‚ and the ones being discussed will be the effectiveness in how they convey inspiration. These techniques are repetition‚ enargeia and pathos. First is the use of repetition. This technique is shown in his

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