There is no such thing as ethnic war 1. ... Why there is no such thing as ethnic war? ... However, scholars argue that there were other intricate reasons which were kept suppressed by Stalin and his successors to elegitimize their communist rules. ... There is a point to ponder that there were massacres and bloodsheds before and during the revolution, but there were no such thing as ethnic element which can be held responsible for those strife. ... Influenced by the Marxist philosophy of class struggle and the happenings of then Russia, people of Fin...

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This can be seen when a person says no to an unreasonable request and then goes along with the request because of feelings of guilt for turning the person down. ... The Nuremburg Trials put the blame on these officials, but even then they claimed no wrong doing. ... Many people believed, and still believe that they felt no wrong doing in what they did, and thought that they were right in cleansing the world. ... While the men knew what they were doing, they may have been so terrified of Hitler that they decided they had no choice but to follow orders. ... While there is no doubt that t...

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By November there were 60,000 more deaths and another 70,000 by 1950 (Takaki 47). . ... Hiroshima, as it turns out, was no exception. ... Then came the Japanese immigrants. ... For the United States during the years between Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor and America's atomic bombing of Hiroshima, there were two wars; the European war and the Pacific War. ... Those who were in the houses were buried in the ruins. ...

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Throughout the twentieth century there were forty million individuals were killed during some sort of Genocide. ... There were several genocides that occurred throughout the twentieth century. ... The Bosnian Genocide there were three groups call the Balkan States that never got along and were then forced to live together among them were the Serbs, Croats and the Bosnians, this genocide was allowed as the Serbs tricked the government into believing it was ethnically cleansing, which the government then allowed. ... Any possible signs of genocide that occur needs to be reported to the world and...

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Through out the war president Harry Truman first had to make the decision to drop the atomic bomb, then the dropping of the bomb, and then after the bomb was dropped. ... Some of the American people were upset with the idea of the atomic bomb, because they felt that yes it will end the war but later there will be consequences. ... The United States could no longer "do nothing" we had to "do something" to end the war. ... Some of the American people were upset with the idea of the atomic bomb, because they felt that yes it will end the war but later there will be consequences. ... The Unite...

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In fact, there is significant evidence to suggest that the Japanese Canadians were loyal to Canada. ... Although there is evidence, which indicates one government agency's intelligence service was ineffective, there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that they were all so poorly equipped. ... Let it be assumed in a hypothetical scenario that it is possible no subversive actions were taken by the Japanese community. If there was no subversion, then there would be no evidence of subversion. ... This man could be a four star general but then again he might not. ...

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People were so preoccupied with grieving and mourning that no one knew who to point fingers at. ... In an article written by David Ray Griffin the sixth paragraph begins with the lines "There is no doubt that the attacks brought benefits. ... " It is clear to see that there were some major advantages from the attacks for the U.S. ... Civilians and or Soldiers and then blaming the attacks on Cuba as an excuse to go to war. ... It is clear to see from a scientific viewpoint that there is no logical way that the World Trade Center Towers would collapse in the fashion that they did simp...

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The Cheka enforced the revolution and made sure that no counter- revolutionary action could take place "counter-revolutionaries were "to be shot on the spot . ... Both Russia and Germany were the main users of terror in the last hundred years but there have been other far more recent cases. ... It is doubtful that any innocent people were executed, "executions were carried out on political prisoners and prison conditions were appalling, but there is no evidence of summary executions . ... "These victims were "dragged before drum-head courts and then out to some public...

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As They were crossing the bridge the noises just got louder and as they were half way across there was a big explosion. Both of them were pushed up against the rail. ... They were afraid of what they have seen and what they just saw. ... As he walked away from her he realized that he would rather be dead then be with out Julie. ... Bill joined the fire dept. hoping that something would kill him.Of course when he joined there was a 53 day per when there were no bomb scares or anything bad. ...

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Britain had a fleet of about 3, 000 merchant ships to transport there materials and almost every day 2, 500 of the ships were at sea (Pitt, 17). ... This may have happened because of something that was happening at sea, however there were other factors that helped limit the number of U-boats to enable the convoy system to run smoother. ... Before the introduction of radar, U-boats were able to rise to the surface at night and attack allied ships to avoid being traced by asdic sonar, the U-boats could only then be spot by eye and at night which was nearly impossible (Pitt, 122). ... The snowfla...

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The complaints were then filed. At the end of each month the quality department would then compile a report stating where the defects were coming from and the amount of funds that were allocated to each reason. ... However, I was no where near prepared for what happen this summer. ... I don't think that there is anything anyone can teach you in a classroom about how to handle something like this. I could no longer see my co-workers as simply that "co-workers" I now saw them with individuals with families support. ...

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This continued on, and when May rolled around there were 46,000 American Troops in Vietnam (Doyle, Lipsman). ... The war then quickly switched over and put more weight on air attacks and bomb raids. ... "No event in American history is more misunderstood that the Vietnam War. It was misreported then, and it is misremembered now. ... The war was so chaotic that there was no time to give any answers, or find any answers; this gave the media a big loophole to deceive the public. ...

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The government thought that if there is a power that is neutral then persecuted people could flee to Switzerland and find a safe haven. ... There are many reasons for this, including privacy and good interest rates. Everybody knew this, so millions of Europeans had accounts there. ... So when the account holder died the heirs had no proof that their parents had an account their. Since they had no proof they would not let them have any of the money. ...

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After this leave he is sent back to training and then back to the front. ... Then in October of 1918, Paul finally fell. ... He was able to find anything that no one else could. ... When Kropp and Paul were injured and sent to a hospital then his leg was amputated. ... Once he got the support of the people there was no stopping him. ...

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There were specific and deliberate decisions that the U.S. made during WWII that caused tensions to rise between them and the Soviet Union, which began the Cold War. ... The U.S. is relatively unscathed and lost far fewer soldiers in the war then their enemies or their allies. ... Even though Americans knew that there was no such thing as a perfect family, they enjoyed the depiction and strove to reach that level. ... Joe created his own Red Scare by stating that there were 205 government officials that were communist and were working hard to shape the policy of the state department. ... W...

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The more experienced and conventional businessmen foresaw that these were the signs of a slump so they realized just right then that at that time they had overproduced. ... But if you think about it the people indeed had no money, no jobs so how were they expected to buy anything. ... They were thinking Britain had no chance against the might of the Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht and there was no point of helping them and getting into an unnecessary mess that was needed. ... But on December 7 1941, the United States was a country of united people but we were actually into the war and now there was...

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There were economic conflicts between Germany and Britains from 1890 onwards. ... There were also economic struggles between France and Germany. ... Even though the plan was good in 1905, it failed to take place as there were new advances in technology. ... Britain then ordered Germany to withdraw, but Germany refused their request and remained where they were. ... There were numerous long term and short term causes to World War One. ...

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By November 11, 1918 over 2 million military personnel had arrived in France and half of then were combat effectives and the remaining men had already become casualties. ... John "Black Jack" Pershing was by no means a military genius, but nonetheless he was the leader of the AEF. ... But if it were not for the occupation of Pershing's troops on the front lines then the Germans would most defiantly have won the war (Sal). ... At the time of the Armistice there were nearly 145,000 AEF soldiers that were hospitalized (ww1.com). ... The Germans had absolutely no plan to use any othe...

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If one were to read Art Spiegelman's "Maus" and then research a timeline of events that took place throughout the Holocaust, one would find that there is a lot more information in the book "Maus." ... Jews may no longer use public phones. ... They could no longer own land or businesses, attend plays, concerts, and sporting events. ... More then 23,000 Jews were killed in the Ukraine that same year. ... Many letters were written and there was a lot of pressure to help but soon after the people found out the real reason why the government did not want to help: they did not want to take...

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There's also pictures of Hitler's sketches and one of his uniforms. ... According to him, there were bloodstains on the wall as well as "a strong smell smell of almonds" which suggest cyanide poisoning (Petrova and Watson 80). ... They also concluded that Hitler had taken poison and then shot himself. ... There was no concrete evidence such as bones or skull fragments to back up his claims. ... However, there is no definitive answer and people will continue to speculate for years to come. ...

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The story is very detailed, graphic and impacting, in the way the events are told, it begins with a brief description of each character and the connection their lives have to the war, to the second the bomb hits and all there is is an incredible flash, and then the ongoing destruction and confusion all around. ... She then later recovers and lives comfortably. ... She holds no resentment towards the Americans, and continues with her life as well as she can. ... He later becomes a Japanese citizen, changing his name, this creates a positive view on the Japanese people, and the unity there was...

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There were two battles fought near the river Marne. ... Then later in World War One, the Germans tried again to invade Paris. ... Even if they attacked on the West side and lost, then attacked on the East, the French Army was still able to get there. ... There were no newly developed weapons in World War One that haven't been tested. ... There were many vehicles used in World War One, but Marne's terrain made it almost impossible for any vehicles (Heyman). ...

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There seems no other way. ... And the men, especially those who were young with no families to care for, rushed to enlist. ... In All Quiet on the Western Front Erich Maria Remarque shows how an entire generation of men, (those who entered the war fresh from school, knowing nothing except the environment of hopeful youth) were, if not physically, then mentally destroyed by the war. ... There is my mother, there is my sister, there is my case of butterflies, and there the mahogany piano - but I am not myself there. ... Germany's youth were youth no longer. ...

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Nuclear weapons are not a new thing; they have been around for more then six decades. ... Kennedy and his advisors discussed courses of action that could be taken to ensure that there was no strike upon America. ... If there were just an army of Soviet men then the invasion would have continued. Since there were weapons of mass destruction involved, more time and consideration went into it. ... There were a total of 2692 missiles eliminated after the treaty was made and it brought an end to the cold war. ...

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There were also good reviews like the ones that were made after the book was written. ... They had to mature immediately and were given no chance to enjoy themselves. ... There were two villains in Vietnam, one being the Viet Cong and the other the weather. ... Many of the mines were called antipersonnel mines, which were there to cripple as opposed to killing. ... These were detonated mines that bounce out of the ground to the victim's waist and then go off. ...

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