Discrimination is an act or a decision that treats a person or a group of people negatively for reasons such as their, race, age or disability. ... Religious discrimination is known as treating a person or a religious group differently because what they do or do not believe. ... We as the readers are aware Annemarie's changes because the author narrates the novel in third person limited omniscient viewpoint in order to reveal Annemarie's thoughts and feelings. In the beginning of the novel, Annemarie is seen as an innocent child. ... In the beginning of the book, we see Annemarie Joh...

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The effects war has on a person is evident through Billy, who also represents Kurt because Kurt was once a prisoner of war. ... Lastly, Kurt Vonnegut portrays war as a horrible act by showing the effects it has on a person's mental health. ... This theme is deeply rooted in Kurt Vonnegut's books because he witnessed the bombing of Dresden, when over 100,000 innocent civilians were killed by the US in WWII. ... After watching hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians die, he realized that war is evil and should be eradicated. He uses symbols like Billy in Slaughterhouse-Five to show...

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The naive and innocent Jim Sadler is a stereotypical working class Australian youth at the beginning of the twentieth century. ... He is innocent, and realizes he has to experience things for himself; "no body would be able to tell him." ... The hellish conditions of war evidently bring out the worst in human nature, even in a mild, reflective person like Jim. ... Wizzer tests Jim's innocent character, drawing out his dark side, and only Clancy's intervention prevents Jim from being infected with his father's savagery, which Jim had until now been able to keep at a safe distanc...

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It was intelligent since it made it unlawful for any person to advocate the overthrowing of government or destroying them. ... This committee was created to promote the fullest employment of all available persons and eliminate discriminatory employment practices. ... This executive order signed by FDR on February 19, 1942 allowed military commanders to designate areas "from which any or all persons may be excluded." ... The Writ of Habeas Corpus, and the Fifth Amendment which states that no person should be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, were both neglect...

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Why did they attack this innocent city? How could they kill and injure these 200,000 innocent people? It shocks me how someone could do that, create that amount of suffering, pain, and death to innocent people. The way that Hersey describes the destruction and the wounded, for example saying how a woman held a dead baby in her arms, and was crying for her presumed dead husband, or how a persons entire family was dead, mentioning that a group of soldiers was found alive with their eyes melted, how a man tries to help a women by lifting her and getting a handful of her flesh, and that some were ...

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The amount of immense information was just simple enough to take in the main points that happened during the Holocaust, but also went into great depth about the scenarios that they had to live by daily as a Jew or person who did not meet the expectations as an individual and was executed during the time of Hitler's control over Germany. ... From her extreme knowledge about the war, she explains to her readers why they put so much effort into killing so many innocent people. ... It is an important factor to know that the Nazis did not have to take away all of those innocent lives or like ...

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That statement is thought to be true by many people and that period might remain the darkest period in the history of the United States but the whole decade cannot be foist on one person. McCarthy was the person who could take the opportunity and won others round to his aims. ... Hundreds of innocent victims were imprisoned and deported because they were thought to have radical ideas. ... In September 1951 he gave an interview to the US News and World Report and he stated that he was the person who extirpated communism from the State Department. ... As I can see that Red Scare- one person, li...

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Since the U.S. were totally against Japan's plans, they get in the way and Japan reacts by attacking Pearl Harbor, killing many innocent people. ... A person who has decided to become a citizen of another country must have had a good reason to do so - whether it was for experience, opportunity, or another reason. ... All Japan wanted was more resources for themselves and attempted to get it by killing many innocent people and attacking a country that didn't even want to get involved in the first place. ...

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To us they were 'gooks', and no one really realized what pain and suffering we were putting innocent people through. ... Most soldiers whom Davis interviewed were unaware of what extreme damage the weapons were doing to innocent people. ... One woman that Davis interviewed said, "Certainly a matured person can say they made a mistake, why can't the government?...

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No longer can a person go about his merry way. ... Each person must live with the blood that he has spilled. ... He is no longer innocent; all innocence is lost in this sea of blood and carnage, otherwise seen as "the blood-dimmed tide" (5). ... If the person being asked to solve the riddle could not answer correctly, the sphinx would destroy him (Sphinx). ...

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There was never a colored person in a drawing unless he or she was shown as a servant. This was in part due to the Post editor who would not publish a drawing if it showed a black person as something other than a servant. ... His art brought the American people together as a whole to reminisce of the early stages of childhood innocents. ...

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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. ... While the German's should feel the guilt of killing millions of innocent people, this was not shown very often. ...

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The Black children's faces hold an innocence causing the viewer to ask the question, " How could these innocent children be a threat to the White World?" ... The wall also carries a tomato imprint on the wall making the viewer believe that a person threw a tomato at the girl. ... Norman Rockwell had the toughest time painting, Freedom of Worship, the third painting in the series, he wanted to show the differences of religion from person to person while still have a sense of unity amongst the people. ... The subtle changes reflect that no one person portrays religion in the same light. ...

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These women would be known as "artists," as that is where the term derived from "gei," meaning "arts" and "sha" meaning "person." ... She treated Chiyo horribly, and got her into trouble many times even when she was entirely innocent. ... The way that this whole book has been put together really makes it feels as if the reader was reading an actual diary, just simply a document of this person's life told in her point of view. ... This was when Sayuri found out that Hatsumomo, being the hateful person that she is, had gotten in the way of Sayuri in becoming a successful geisha. ...

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These two words have such different meanings that it's hard to ever believe that one person could have these two characteristics. ... It also highlights the government's failure to award posthumous pardons to these soldiers, meaning that the government never officially stated that these soldiers were unfairly put to death, as they were found to be innocent after death. ... He has not fulfilled this by not becoming a better person, but by following orders and fighting but through this he has lost the spirit from inside him. ... " Here he refers to sergeant Hanley, but this i...

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Schacth the German in charge of finances and the Reichsbank considered himself to be innocent in the absolute. ... He said his proof of being innocent was that he served time in a German concentration camp for disagreeing with Hitler. ... (a) That persons of German blood were a master race (b) That war was a necessary and noble activity of the German people (c) That the Nazi party was a supreme power even over God (d) Implementing anti-Semitism and the master race policy - The Nazi s persecution of the various Religions of Germany - The Nazi s use of slave labor from countries they conquered...

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When Pilate saw that he could prevail nothing, but that rather a tumult was made, he took water, and washed his hands before the multitude, saying, 'I am innocent of the blood of this just person: see ye to it.' ... Hitler had hundreds of innocent Jews jailed for this. ...

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Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler was born on April 20,1889. This was the beginning with horrible plans for power and control of other people. Some of the things that Hitler did throughout his life were very cruel things; first of all, he was a man who loved war and fighting. Second, he was in ...

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The civilian officials, as earlier stated, include persons like doctors, bank investors etc. ... The defendants were allowed to have their own attorneys and were all innocent and until proven guilty beyond any reasonable doubt. ...

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Also in 1948, under the Truman Doctrine, the United States pledged to support any person, anywhere, who was resisting, "armed minorities, or outside pressures", like the communists. ... Alger Hiss, first, claimed that he was innocent and Chambers had forged the documents to use against him. ... Moreover, there was one important senator Joseph McCarthy, who was not only the most famous anti-communist activist, but also a person who was feared by everybody in United States. ...

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Abstract The film Saboteur, is not one of many of Hitchcock's classics.Then why wasn't this film successful? There is a very simple reason.The film is one man, Barry Kane, trying to prove his innocence- of two things. He is proud of his country and this is a point touched upon greatly by the film. "...

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Did America need to use the Atomic Bomb to end World War II? The atomic bomb killed many innocent people, but it was necessary to end World War II. After World War II began in 1939, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announced the neutrality of the United States. Many people in the United States t...

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The new silhouette had been quite childlike with rounded limbs, and the model, Twiggy, with her childish, innocent look was the face of the decade. ... Since females fought for the equality from the ancient times, they turned themselves into male like persons at the end of the XX century feeling freedom of choices, when they achieved rights they've never had before. ...

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Due to the savagery of war, Paul has immediately lost his humanitarian characteristics, and instead has transformed into a cold, merciless shell of the innocent boy he once was. ... He acknowledges that he is not the same person as he was due to his time in the war, and finds himself strangely shocked at the fact that he is unable to relate to his friends and family. ...

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This book allows a person to see the book as real life and not just of an event being taught. ... As events happened everyday and as people were being sent away for extermination, these innocent people had to hold onto faith and look into the future to see good things coming. ...

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