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    Holden Salinger Biography

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    Amid the Battle of Bulge the division were one of the first to liberate a concentration camp. A witness described it as being filled with piles and piles of starved naked bodies; some burned some moaning for help. Salinger beheld the desecration of humanity stating in…

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    Davis Thalhuber Mrs. Boston AP Language and Composition 8/25/2017 Slaughterhouse Five Essay: Structure (flashback, chronological): The structure of Slaughterhouse-Five is written in a flashback where the main character, Billy Pilgrim, goes back and forth of when he was apart of the bombing of Dresden. Billy Pilgrim has PTSD, in which he goes from his present life of being a successful optometrist while having two children too his past life of joining the army and being captured at a…

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    Kurt Vonnegut was born on November 11, 1922, in Indianapolis, Indiana to Kurt Sr. and Edith Vonnegut. His father was an architect and his mother was the daughter of a wealthy brewer. Kurt Jr. was the youngest of their three children. The Depression brought many changes to the Vonnegut household. Kurt Sr. had to sell the house and Kurt Jr. was taken out of private school. In his teen years, Vonnegut wrote for the student paper, The Echo, and he continued his interest in journalism at Cornell,…

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    “Slaughterhouse 5” by Kurt Vonnegut was one of the most complex and intriguing novels I have ever read, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I also appreciated the fact that we analyzed this book in class, although this is a book that I feel would be hard to understand unless analyzed from the point of view of the author. This is also a very difficult book to summarize, considering the fact that it is not written in any type of chronological order. That being said, the lack of an order of events…

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    life, my annoying little brother was pushing my buttons as usual, and my only worry was whether I was going to pass my next bio test. My dad was getting ready to leave for a business trip to Singapore but decided to stop in the doctors to check out a bulge in his abdomen. It turned out that the bump was metastasized Stage IV Liver Cancer. We were all completely devastated and couldn’t comprehend how a perfectly normal guy could have so much disorder inside of him. It took a few weeks before I…

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    WOOSTER — For the third time in five years, Wayne County has not one, but two, veterans of the year as Cleo Thompson and Hal Fulton were recognized for their service and contributions at the annual Veterans Day ceremony Friday at the Wayne County fairgrounds. Jason Winkleman, who introduced both honorees, said Thompson, an Army veteran, “served a country that wasn’t quite ready for integration at the time.” The African-American overcame biases and racism to serve in the military and be active…

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    Holocaust War Crimes World War II was deadliest war in history. The war involved over thirty countries and the deaths of over fifty million military and civilian lives was recorded. The second World War started September 1,1939 when Germany invaded Poland, causing France and Britain to declare war on Germany a couple of days later. April 9,1940 Germany invaded Norway, May 10th they took over Belgium and then the Netherlands, and then they hit French forces at Sedan. Benito Mussolini, Italian…

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    The “Third Wave” of democracy began in the 1970s when Spain and Portugal suddenly switched from autocracies to a democracies. In the following years, several countries around the world adopted democratic governments. During the “Third Wave”, there were four main reasons for a country to change to a democracy , and scholars learned a lot about the transition from autocracy to democracy. One of the main a reasons a country would switch to a democratic form of government is because they were…

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    and justice for all. • Not be asked to put no difference between those who fought for the Union and those who fought against it, or between loyalty and treason. – To put aside the past conflicts and unite as a country. • It was a war of ideas, a battle of principles and ideas, a war between the old and new – Douglass believed this because the North and South had clashing opinions and ideas against each other because both wanted to operate differently. • From the far-reaching, unchangeable and…

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    But, the strongest airplane in World War 2 is The Messerschmitt-262 makes basically became the father of all aircraft that are in the speed of Mach-1.” (Military Factory).There is no doubt that the Me-262 was powerful and a battle changing weapon. When first introduced in September 1944, there was no fighter in the Allied army that could match it in speed and in power. So basically this is another example on how quantity beats quality due to the fact that the Germans airplanes…

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