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    Frida Kahlo Biography

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    Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter who was best known for the self-portraiture work which she created during her career (Fridakahlo.org, 2014). Early on in her life it was her ambition not to become a painter but rather a doctor. This ambition was however quashed when at the age of 18 the bus she and her boyfriend were traveling on was struck by a tram. As a result of this horrific accident Frida Kahlo had to spend one year in a hospital bed, recovering from the massive injuries to her body. Over…

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    The overall theme of Animal Farm by George Orwell is inequality and power. “For the time being, the young pigs were given the instructions by Napoleon himself in farmhouse kitchen. They took their exercise in the garden, and were discouraged from playing with the other young animals” (Orwell pg. 96). Inequality between the animals arose through the leadership of Napoleon, who is a pig as well, with Squealer, his speaker and is a pig. Piglets were given special treatment because they were thought…

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    Everyone from then on, was against the leader that had been chosen. “Lenin criticized Trotsky , accusing him of harassing the unions and abandoning his support for the Proletariat. Joseph Stalin , took advantage, siding with Lenin to gain the favor.” ( “Leon Trotsky Biography”, n.d) . Inside the novel it states “ They dashed straight for Snowball, who only sprang from his place just in time to escape their snapping jaws. In a moment he was out of the door and they were after him.” (Orwell,1949,…

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    Throughout the novel, Orwell also portrays that the animals such as the horses and donkeys are the equivalent to regular working citizens who are manipulated to work hard, but to no avail, by the U.S.S.R. One way this is similar in Animal Farm is when Napoleon manipulates his animals to believe that whatever he says is always right through his propaganda spread by Squealer. This is displayed to the reader when Boxer says that if “[N]apoleon says it, it must be right”(Orwell 56). What Orwell is…

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    Joseph Stalin was a violent and cruel leader that led the Soviet Union into World War II and dictated Russia for many years. Many people considered Joseph Stalin as a tyrant because of the gruesome actions he did for the Soviet Union in order to win wars and battles. Despite his horrific contributions to his army, he guided the Soviet Union through wars with tedious tactics and battle strategies. First, Joseph Stalin’s early life was brutal. Many people suggest that it was his childhood…

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    The novel Animal Farm by George Orwell inspired it’s production, both produced and directed by John Halas and Joy Batchelor; the audience can distinguish many differences and similarities between the novel and movie. The seven commandments, the speech and the flag, appear in the novel and movie in order to show the similarities. The seven commandments exist to keep the animals from turning into the humans, the animals consider the seven commandments as their boundaries stopping them from…

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    A Weird Day By: Annastasia Marie Simeone It was october 19,2015. But then there was a little twist. It was a long day getting rid of the monster. He was huge I had my friends with me Sam, Ashlyn T. , and Ellie, and my family. And here the story begins.!!!!!!!! On a very cold day we had my B-day party. I was turning 10 years old. We had my B-day. Then we saw a hideous snowman with brown eyes,…

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    For Whom The Bell Tolls

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    Three attributes the Nazis found dangerous enough to censor are the books “For Whom the Bell Tolls” by Ernest Hemingway, “The Call Of Wild” by Jack London, and “The Jungle” by Upton Sinclair. All three of these books were banned in Germany because of what they were about. From Document four it states that “For Whom the Bell Tolls” by Ernest Hemingway is about “The protagonist, Jordan, fights on the side of the left-leaning Republicans against the right-wing fascists, and witnesses the…

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    Don't you hate it when people blame you for things you didn't do? Well, I do for sure, and that's what happened to the pig, Snowball in George Orwell’s Animal farm. Snowball, who was a pig, was made a scapegoat for Napoleon and Squealer. The things that Snowball was blamed for are important, but not as important as how he was blamed for them. Snowball was blamed behind his back, for unfortunate things that had happened after he was kicked out of the farm. Napoleon and Squealer would gang up on…

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    The Bolsheviks party had a leader by the name Vladimir Lenin. The majority of the Bolsheviks were Russians. The wing of the Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party is this led by Lenin and the Bolsheviks are a member of this party. This party became the dominant political power after it seized control of the government in Russia. At the party’s second congress the Russian Social-Democratic workers’ party originated. Lenin's followers pushed for a restricted membership to professional…

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