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    Desmond Doss Thesis

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    Alex Arevalo You Don’t Need A Gun To Be A Hero When you think of war‚ you most likley think of guns‚ gory combat‚ and murder. However‚ we all recognize our soldiers as heroes‚ people to look up too‚ rolemodels. When we think of a war hero‚ we think of what they did in the war‚ most likley saving‚ and killing many people. Wars are all about violence‚ so it would be safe to assume that in order to recieve a metal or be a hero‚ you would need to fight in battles

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    Life before WW2: Albert Goering was a hero to the Holocaust‚ freeing several Jews using his wealth but was left unknown for decades. Albert Goering (brother to infamous Nazi S.S Officer Hermann Goering) was born on March 9th‚ 1895 in the Berlin suburb of Friedenau. Albert was the fifth child of the German South-West African Reichskommissar‚ Heinrich Ernst Göring and his wife Franziska Tiefenbrunn. Goring and his Family lived in their aristocratic godfather‚ Von Epenstein’s (Who was of Jewish Heritage)

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    Back then‚ during WW2‚ soldiers and citizens had a common idea that war is a picturesque condition to go through‚ and that joining the military is entertaining and a striking act to do for your country‚ but then poets and ideologies started to rise and spread indicating that such ideas are immoral‚ and that they had brainwashed people‚ and by writing poems‚ they started to diminish such fake exterior of war‚ and started to share the actual truth about it‚ contradicting other poets who wrote about

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    THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT 1945 – 51 COMMON QUESTIONS 1 To what extent did the Labour Reforms succeed in creating a modern Welfare State? How successfully did the Labour Government deal with Britain’s social problems after WW2? How significant an impact did the welfare reforms of the Labour Government 1945 – 1951 have on the lives of the British people? KEY FIGURES 1 Clement Attlee (Labour Prime Minister 1945 – 51) Hugh Dalton (Chancellor of the Exchequer) Aneurin Bevan (Health & Housing

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    Women's Rights Dbq

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    pregnant also negatively affects work. Between doctors visits and general feelings of unwellness and uncomfortability from pregnancy‚ women cannot come into work pregnant nearly as much as they would if they weren’t pregnant. (Doc‚ 7). Back during WW2 the Royal Typewriter company produced a poster looking for female stenographers because all the men were away at war. Women made up a large part of the workforce during this time‚ and clearly they could perform the same jobs as men. Because women proved

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    the Brewster‚ the B-25 played a very important role of WWII (“WW2 American Bombers”). Only a few still in flying condition‚ this bomber was one of the most well known in WWII‚ because of the “Doolittle raids” (Hickman). There’s very few left in flying condition but they had quite the engine. Of all the bombers in the WWII‚ like the Nazi’s Stuka and the Britain’s Spitfire‚ USA’s B-25 has to be one of the most fascinating bombers (“WW2 American Bombers”). The B-25 Mitchell played a big role in the

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    Anne Frank Comparison

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    The Terror of 1939-1945 WW2 and ‘’The Diary of Anne Frank’ have a lot of feelings and emotions but which one’s vengeance‚faith‚or is it probably loneliness?So tell me which emotion is it me that! So the word vengeance that changed the world as I know it from the past‚to the present all the way to the future ‚but people will never learn when they grow up from time to time.So when I keep looking at the word vengeance it sometimes give me alittle chill like the ghost from the past is watching

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    Main Features of French Rule in Indochina By 1893 France had colonised all of Vietnam‚ Laos and Cambodia and renamed it the French Indochinese Union. The French were oppressive and self-interested. They ran Indochina as a profit making venture and tried to ensure it paid for its own administration. Colonial governor Paul Doumer made the people pay for the cost of their own rule by increasing customs duties and direct taxes. He created official monopoly on salt‚ alcohol‚ and opium. Doumer concentrated

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    foundations for mistrust and suspicion between the members of the Grand Alliance already exist by 1945? In 1945 the war had been fought on one side by the nations of Great Britain‚ USA and USSR‚ the members of the Grand Alliance achieved victory in WW2. It was more important than ever the victorious powers remained united as they faced the enormous task of reconstructing war torn Europe. However‚ as they sought to do this‚ their unity was already weakened by the existence of mistrust and suspicions

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    horrors of that war and‚ at the same time‚ engage the reader in a talk that might create the savage indignation. In the novel "Slaughterhouse Five" Vonnegut has shown many themes and metaphorical issues of the time‚ this includes his participation in WW2 and his capture and imprisonment in the German city of Dresden. Also Vonnegut explores the deep psychological repercussions of "Billy Pilgrim" the average American and how being in the war and the experiences he encounters changes his life forever in

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