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    World War 2 Media Analysis

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    of both the British people, and of the British environment, has caused WWII to achieve a prominent place in the culture and memory of the British people. This association is expressed in different ways: from the official remembrance through war memorials and monuments, through an almost unconscious remembrance due to the remaining war damage dotting the urban landscape, and through how the war and its people are shown by different popular media such as television and movies. All of these…

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    The Vietnam War was a very difficult time in history for many people. Many good soldiers were lost in the war and others that came home were traumatized by what they lived in the war. Many of the families of the soldiers were happy to see them back when the war was over. Other families were devastated because of their loss but, they remembered them as honorable veterans. The Vietnam War brought a great change in American society because it was the first war that was televised. Many people as…

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    Vietnam Memorial in Washington is a tribute to thousands of fallen soldiers from the Vietnam War. People from all around the world visit the wall. For a portion of visitors, it is simply a memorial and for others, it is a haunting reminder of the past. Yusef Komunyakaa’s poem “Facing It” is a reflection of the psychological impact of the memorial, which illustrates one man’s visit to the wall. “Facing It” not only exposes Komunyakaa’s emotional conflict as he connects with the memorial and…

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    have stood the test of time. From the invention of concrete, to the round arch and the coliseum, the genius of Roman enterprise has clearly been demonstrated. Romans built structures for various reasons, including entertainment, administrative, and memorial purposes. Today, many structures are built for the same purposes, some using many hallmarks of Roman architecture. Though this is true, many of the differences between Roman architecture and modern day architecture are vast. The following…

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    of the page, enabling loved ones to freely view the content that was published before the death as well as create support systems thus easing the pain of the bereavement. Personal memorials often form parts of larger support systems for people with shared opinions and experiences of loss. Whilst these personal memorials to loved ones show the views of the individuals, when communities are formed through shared experience these discourses form public opinion and a cultural…

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    in many ways. Some famous women that were in the Vietnam War, are Diane Carlson Evans, Anna mae hays and the Donut Dollies. Diane carlson evans was famous for starting the women's memorial foundation. According to Carlson Evans.The vietnam women’s memorial foundation is a memorial…

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    Hs Shield

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    As Professor Annette Gordon Reed contends in his paper regarding the HLS shield, “…this is a moment for daring and creativity... [and] this would be the perfect time to… tie the past to the present and to the future.” Upon visiting the slavery memorial at HLS, I noticed that the way the administration decided to “tie the past to the future” was to celebrate the hard work and materialized contribution slavery made to the “…founding of Harvard Law School”. Nevertheless, I think that there could…

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    the darkness is what overpowered his presidency and captured the attention of the American people. However, Nixon is not to be simplified into a villain, rather he is paradoxical figure who cannot be nailed down to a single archetype. Therefore his memorial must attempt to represent not only his malevolent qualities such but also his strategic genius and perspicacity regarding politics. The goal is to paint a picture of a man who is so often reduced to a mere shadow of who he truly was and to…

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    Monuments are a great way to honor a great person or an important event. Monuments are used all over the place and are marking the history of things. One of my favorite monuments is the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument in Lima, Ohio. Many people think that monuments are pointless but I think they are very meaningful. The Veterans Freedom Flag monument is located in Lima, Ohio and honors veterans that have served in our military. This monument honors those that have served in our countries military…

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    come up with the idea for the eternal flame at his memorial. John F. Kennedy and William Howard Taft are the only two presidents buried at the memorial. John Carl Warnecke was the designer of the memorial. Some people buried near John F. Kennedy are Edward Kennedy, and Robert F. Kennedy. H.…

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