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    Alfred Rosenberg once stated “Germany will regard the Jewish question as solved only after the last Jew has left the greater German living space… Europe will have its Jewish questions solved only after the very last Jew has left the continent”. Rosenberg is known for quite a few things but Rosenberg is mostly known as one of the most influential Nazi intellectuals. Also, in the course of his career, Rosenberg held a number of important German state and Nazi Party posts. Rosenberg is one of many…

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    Military Power

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    Power, in the international arena, is used to protect a nation’s interests by influencing potential competitors or partners. The most important instrument of power available to a nation-state is military power. The role of the armed forces is to protect and defend the country from the threats and enemies. Armed forces’ missions and tasks are written or derived from the Constitution and can slightly differ from country to country. For example, in the Preamble to the Constitution of the United…

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    Dickens And Homelessness

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    Comparing Dickens to the MEN In this essay I will be comparing an article written by the Manchester Evening News, about homelessness and a piece of writing written by Charles Dickens, also about homelessness. Although these two pieces of writing are about people living on the streets that is more or less all that they have in common. To begin with the article written by the Manchester Evening News is, despite the chatty style and standard vocabulary quite somber . As well as this the article…

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    Therapeutic Synthesis

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    HRM was performed in 20µL reaction contained 4µL of 5x HOT FIRE Pol Eva Green HRM Mix (ROX) (Solis BioDyneCo, Estonia), 1µL of each primer(10pM), 1µL of DNA template (20ng) and 13µL of DNase and RNase free water (SinaClon BioScience Co, Iran). The PCR condition was: 95 °C for10 min, 45 cycles at 95 °C for 30 s, 63 °C for 30s and 72 °C for 30 s. Then, 95 °C for 1…

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    One of the most influential factors in US foreign policy is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, which serves as a military alliance between the US and other North American and European powers. Formed in response to the spread of Soviet influence, NATO continues today to ensure the defense of its member states. Following World War II, the world became split between the Western nations and the Communist Eastern bloc, headed by the US and USSR respectively. During this postwar period,…

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    fact to prove that sexism is still popular today are the number of countries that have more than a 20% wage gap between men and women. Finland, Slovakia, United States, United Kingdom, Lithuania, Cyprus, Greece, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, and Estonia (in order from least percentage wage gap to most) all have a 20% wage gap to 30.9%. Sexism is obviously still popular today, and it is extremely worrying to see this in…

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    In April 1986, Mikhail Gorbachev began to introduce new reforms that would lead to the end of the Cold War and bring down the "Iron Curtain" only five years later. The reforms, called Perestroika and Glasnost, gave the Soviet-controlled countries more free will, which led to chain events resulting in countries pulling away from communism one by one. On December 25 1991, the world watched on in amazement as the Soviet Union officially disintegrated into 15 separate countries. Mikhail Gorbachev 's…

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    Gazprom Case Study

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    1. Introduction Gazprom is a Russian energy company that is operating worldwide and is a natural gas provider for Russia and for more than 30 other countries. Gazprom was founded in 1989 by restructuring the USSR Gas Industry Ministry (Gazprom, n.d./2015). In the following years, Gazprom became a global company for gas supplies. The company’s share in the global gas reserves is about 17 per cent and the share in the Russian gas reserves makes up 72 per cent (Gazprom, n.d./2015). The company has…

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    In the Russian Revolution of 1917, there was a class of people known as the bourgeoisie. “The English word 'bourgeoisie' is derived from the French word 'bourgeoisie' meaning "... the trading middle class"(MARXISM).” The Russian bourgeoisie in 1917 were basically a class of capitalist, landowning, and wealthy people. They wanted things to change just like everyone else but they expected things to still stay wonderful for them. However, ... The Russian bourgeoisie’s involvement was a…

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    In the aftermath of the First World War, the victors imposed upon defeated Germany all the long-sought dreams of the Western liberal nations. The German Empire’s armaments, armies, planes, and sea-power were unceremoniously thrown on the chopping block. A new democratic constitution was given to them at Weimar and the Emperor was driven out while nonentities were elected in his place. Beneath the fragile veneer of a new democratic order raged the fury of the still mighty yet defeated German…

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