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- 4611: Imperialism
- ... Africa, and Southeast Asia have gained the technology and capital that, over a period of time and development, improves their quality of life. One point of view could be that imperialism results in oppression and abuse. While this is sometimes a temporary side effect of larger nations adopting protectorates, the long term effects often cause the weaker nation to grow stronger. Even when a country feels they must rebel against their ...
- 4612: Imperial Telecommunications
- ... became upset by their dependence upon the British cable network and decided, being fearful of a possible Franco-British war, to begin work on their own network. French journalists were becoming outraged by the British abuse of power. The British would receive reports on commodity prices, ship arrival and departures, and world conditions days before the French (114). At the International Cable Convention, France and the United States proposed that all ...
- 4613: Human Rights In Yugoslavia (98
- ... and every body in the united states should be familiar with it this can be explain by the three army soldiers captured and taken into Yugoslavia as POW not only did they show signs of abuse they also accounted for it on interviews and scenario quotes. (This a dilemma that we w ill always have cause of the great benefits of torture and degrading acts toward some one cause it is ...
- 4614: Hsi Lai Temple
- ... choose Buddhism as my topic is to allow me to relate more closely to the friends and family members who are Buddhist. In my family most of them are strong believers in Buddhism. As a child I never really understood the things that went on during time of prayer at my house in Taiwan. This is the main reason why I choose this particular religion to do my study on. Hopefully ...
- 4615: How Social Tensions Led To Wit
- ... when someone does not react to a situation they way society would. Many people were accused of witchcraft because they behaved abnormally to a death of a family member or a neighbor. When Moxons child died, Hugh did not have any emotions or sympathy. This attitude combined with the past argument that they had, Moxon immediately accused Hugh of witchcraft. Again, this case happened again when his wife Mary accused ...
- 4616: Homosexual Persecution In The
- ... constantly abused by the SS, camp bum-fuckers. They were allowed to talk only to each other, they had so sleep with the lights on and with hands above their blankets. These people were not child molesters; those were considered professional criminals, green triangles. While men with pink triangles were given the hardest jobs and were constantly being abused for their admitted sexual preference, considerable numbers of "normal" men engaged in ...
- 4617: Holocaust 6
- ... be recognised...for then the foreign press and certain circles in Paris or London would only have new opportunities for propaganda against us
. No, our method is much simpler. With these words he pulled a child out of his cot. While his fat, gross man display the whimpering skeletal little person like a hare which he had just caught, he coolly remarked: Naturally we dont stop their food straight away ...
- 4618: Holocaust 7
- ... fight. After all, resistance would make the job a lot harder for the guards. The Nazis did not spare the children.(www.holocaust.history/children.org) Two million children died of cold, thirst, heat, fire, abuse, crushing, piercing, disease, gunshot and gassing. At the final count, almost nine out of ten Jewish children alive before the war were dead after the Holocaust. The Jews from western Europe often traveled in passenger ...
- 4619: Hiroshima 6
- ... her brother and sister survived. She had to take care of both of them by herself. She got a job as an attendant at an orphanage after enrolling her brother and sister there. She received child care training and eventually qualified to be a nursery school teacher. Miss Sasaki's leg was injured after the bombing. After recuperating, she could walk normally again. However, her leg would give her pain for ...
- 4620: Higher Love In The Symposium A
- ... although he grieved at fictitious characters that had found true love in the theatre or in books, he never set out to find such true love within his own life. Even when he had a child and settled down he found little passion or romance because, during the time in which he lived, such things were not necessarily associated with marriage. Marriage during his time period had the simple purpose of ...
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