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    A Cruel Star: A Life in Prague 1941-1968, tells a story of love and loss, of hope and horror, of life as a persecuted Czech Jew under the Nazi and Communist regimes. Her account emphasizes courage in the face of fear, and it speaks of the facts behind these regimes, as she knows them to be true. In this book, Kovály describes life in a communist state in the Eastern Bloc as incredibly unjust and intolerable, a contradiction to the ways Communism promised to heal the wounds of World War II…

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    people” (Goodreads). Does this idea clearly state the differences between Democracy and Communism? The truth is that similarities and differences between these governments can be found by looking at general aspects of all governments. The roots of Democracy and Communism are important in order to establish differences and similarities. The political,…

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    The Israelites, upon their exodus from Egypt, were chosen by God because of their weakened physical state. They had no identity, home, or religious bodies to look towards. Because of this, God believed the Israelites would be the perfect fit to start a new religion as they would be in need of an identity and a figure to put their faith into. However, Jindrich…

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    ideas present throughout History. Germany, from 1933-1945, had a similar social structure to the one presented in Anthem, with the government carrying total power and control over the citizens and laying out the rules for society. Soviet Russia, a communist country, were oppressing…

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    The four major ideals of Communism, for future reference are as follows: collective ownership of production, centralized government, censorship, and the distribution of goods. He then becomes rebellious to the society and reads books from houses that have broken the strict equality laws. Mildred, Guy’s wife, disagrees with breaking the rules and leaves him soon after he gets involved with it. She is a conformist rather than a revolutionary, as many are in the novel solely because conformity is a…

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    websites with Baidu, Youku, and Weibo respectively. Often dubbed as The Great Firewall, China’s implementation of censorship continues to garner attention. Not limited to the control of new media, Communist Party of China’s (CCP) extensive control stretches to traditional media as well. Although the Communist Party of China argues that censorship is necessary for China’s prosperity, the seclusion of Chinese citizens from essential news, freedom of expression, and objective education will create…

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    influenced --negatively-- by it. Pipes comes to the conclusion that: “Communism was not a good idea that went wrong; it was a bad idea.” He is very clear and confident with this statement. I appreciate that. He shows how the people that Stalin and communist leaders became were just as ‘corrupt’ as these…

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    Instigating authoritarian control over artistic expression allows communist dictatorships to maintain their stronghold over the minds of their people (Reid, 2015: pp. 370-371). Despite government control and censorship, intellectuals within communist nations such as China and Vietnam remain keen to publish social commentary in various literary forms. Frog (2009) is a historical fiction novel by nobel prize laureate Mo Yan illustrating the consequences of China’s widely criticised ‘one-child…

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    starts running away from home and Dr. Bennell almost runs him over. He sees how distressed the boy is and wonders what ails him. The anxiety taking over Jimmy can be better seen when his grandmother drags him into the doctor’s office and when the boy states that he does not wish to go home because the person who looks like his mother is not his mother. Wilma is another character that is afflicted with paranoia when she suspects her uncle of being an impostor. “He looks, acts, sounds, and…

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    hear, write, read, see, or do? So how would you feel if what you were able to view and see on the internet including news could possibly be fake? Well, that is a reality in China, not only do they censor the news and anything that goes against the communist party, but they also censor books and social media. Should this be allowed? The Media Policy in China says that its citizens have freedom of speech and press, however, the Chinese media authorities block any news story and websites that are…

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