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    killings and genocide. In response, the world’s budding powers convened to ensure that the horrors of the Second World War would never be repeated, resulting in the formation of the United Nations. The UN worked to create a standard on human rights, and also sought to deal with the territories that were annexed from enemy states at the end of the Second World War. The end of World War Two also saw the collapse of colonialism and the realignment of the priorities of the great powers from…

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    Walker, there is a lot to be said when talking about the use of atomic bombs. Throughout the book, Walker breaks down the choice made by President Harry S. Truman and analyzes some of the myths that are brought up when talking about the end of World War II. The thesis to Prompt and Utter Destruction was not as straight forward as it was in Manliness and Civilization. From my understanding, throughout the entire book, Walker was trying to get across to the reader, “was the bombing of Hiroshima…

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    The Cold War lasted nearly 45 years because neither the United States nor the Soviet Union wanted to compromise their political or religious ideals. Both nations considered their way of thinking to be the best, and the looming threat of nuclear warfare further escalated the tension. A stalemate resulted from the countries’ inability to address their differences, especially those on politics, economics, and religion. When the United States and the Soviet Union began to address their differences,…

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    ethnicity, it was due to the way Hitler framed his actions (O 'Shaughnessy, 2009). Hitler turned to propaganda because he believed it was what won the Entente World War I. It could not believe that the Germany could be defeated by such an inferior people. Therefore, it must have been propaganda that brought Germany to its knees during the World War I (O 'Shaughnessy, 2009). The propaganda and mass meetings that Germany would exploit during Hitler’s reign would forever change its use. It was…

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    The Cuban Regime

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    throughout the course of human history. The target country has resources that the intervening country wants. Business interests and potential for profit were driving forces behind invasion. Moreover, the fear that communism would spread throughout the world justified covert operations and full-scale military operations. After WWII, newly forming nations found promise in Communism and Soviet principles because it provided a basis for equality among its citizens and gave power to the working…

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    America's Great Depression

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    At the onset of World War II, United States remained neutral, as to not be pulled into the global conflict. However, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the United States would enter the war, and become one of the most influential and large players within it. World War II had a massive impact on technological production and society of the time, due to it helping America out of the Great Depression, changing the roles of gender in the home and workplace, and allowing America to emerge as the…

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    The Korean War is one of the most well known wars due to the fact that it caused North and South Korea to split and it created allies around the world. North Korea is one of the most powerful and unpredictable countries in the world and it wants to defeat countries like South Korea and the United States. The Truman Doctrine, Policy of Containment and the Domino Theory all play a role on how the US did not want to see other countries become communist. China recently became a communist country so…

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    cause of this war was that the Soviet Union wanted to impose its system of communist rule the world and as the United States did not like this system. Americans were getting atomic weapons which alter the Soviets. Both countries feared the attack of one or the other. The American President felt a grudge against Russian President Josef Stalin. The Soviets feared that America used to Western Europe as a base to attack the Soviet Union (Atkinson). The effects brought about by the Cold War were:…

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    old subject. Literally meaning Our Mothers, Our Fathers, marketed as Generation War outside of Germany, was a very controversial series when it came out in Europe. Generation War is a phenomenal series because it has great acting, a thought provoking story with grueling decisions, and shows the Axis side of World War 2. A German made Hollywood grade film marketed and made for the generation that served during World War 2. The movie shows the more human side of the Wehrmacht. Spoken Primarily in…

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    Beautiful and 1984. Considering the setting of; a controlled society, a war based on ideological differences and family; the importance or unimportance, the concepts of words, thoughts, actions, death and family structure are explored. Life is Beautiful follows protagonist, Guido Orefice, in 1939 and his experiences through WWll, as later narrated by his son, Giosue. The fable-like tale focuses on the concepts, as outlined earlier, in a war environment, which fuels a lack of individuality, the…

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