Otto III

Roman Empire. In 996, While Otto III, ruler of the Holy Roman Empire, was in Rome, Boleslaw conquered numerous rebellious Slav Tribes, increasing his territory. As a way to form a larger state & lessen the hatred against Christian Poland, Boleslaw decided to convert the tribes to Christianity. In 996, Adalbert, a former monk and bishop of Prague and Italy, was sent by Poland to convert tribes. Adalbert was acquainted with Otto III through the Monastery of Saints Boniface and Alexis, and was present in Otto III’s coronation as ruler of the Holy Roman Empire. In 997, while crossing into Prussian territory, Adalbert was beheaded and sent back to Poland. Otto III went to visit his grave in Gniezno in 1000 AD, and came upon a chance to meet Boleslaw. As Anthony F. Czajkowski, a Polish history professor from St. Louis University, wrote: “The pilgrimage to the tomb of his martyred friend would also offer him an opportunity to acquaint himself with the unknown Slavdom where the tomb was located … the Pope considered favorably the linking of Rome, Gaul, Germany and Slavdom against the rising might of the Eastern Empire … It was to be the revival of a single Roman Empire on a new basis, which the rising Slav Nations would be invited to join as independent members.” Through Boleslaw’s attempts at converting tribes using the missionary Adalbert, he gained recognition from Otto III and the Pope, and was viewed as a Christian ally against the East. When Otto III arrived in Gniezno,…

Otto von Bismarck— “The Iron Chancellor” Otto von Bismarck, one of the most influential characters in European history brought together the birth of the German empire. Bismarck became the first chancellor of the German empire under the “leadership” of William II during the late nineteenth century (History.com, Otto Von Bismarck). He developed Germany into an economic powerhouse to even rival that of Great Britain. Through the usage of the Realpolitik and cunning intellect, he managed to…

her nation. In 1888, a British doctor failed to cure his father’s throat cancer, which strengthened his hatred of Britain that had begun to develop from an early age. His parents, Frederick III and Victoria, implemented an authoritarian approach to their son’s upbringing and education. Their high expectations were maintained through cruel punishments and little encouragement. Wilhelm’s link to the British monarchy, in particular his relationship with Queen Victoria (Grandmother), provided the…

realize that their children read these passages. Anne also decides to explain the changes a young girl experiences while becoming a women, basically “a girl’s maturation into adulthood” (Shuman web). She explains such things extremely vividly and details which some refer to as pornography. One passage appears in the book that slightly suggests homosexuality. Due to these few passages many schools ban this book as a result of complaints from parents. Anne’s diary explains to each generation about…

Conflict between forces in nature, humans, groups, states, and countries has been a part of the human condition as long as there have been people and things to fight about. In The Diary Of Anne Frank, a young girl experiences the methodical extermination of the jews by the Nazis in WWII, from the perspective of a family hiding to save their lives. Another type of conflict and resolution is the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the U.S. near the end of WWII. These were actions in response to…

Hidden Like Anne Frank: 14 True Stories of Survival is a nonfiction novel, written by Marcel Prins, about fourteen different Jews who risked their lives tremendously and left behind everything they knew to disappear and go into hiding during World War ll to escape Nazi persecution. All of the stories are first-person accounts that tell what it was really like to go into hiding during the war. Every Jew in this book came from the Netherlands, and they all tell their story of having to leave their…

In the diary of Anne Frank , the characters in the book Anne Frank is about a young girl named Anne Frank . Born June 12, 1929, Frankfurt, Germany Died , 1945, Bergen-Belsen concentration camp Germany . Born to Otto Frank and Edith Frank , her sister name was Margot Frank . Her family was Jewish and had to go into hiding under Adolf Hitler rule in January , 30 1933. The Franks hid with the Van Daan’s In the secret Annex , in Mr. Frank's warehouse in Amsterdam . It would taken so much courage ,…

Miep kept Anne’s diary, saving it like a treasure. Soon after Otto was out of Bergen-Belsen she knew it was time to read Anne’s writing. When she finally read it, she gave it to Mr. Frank knowing he would want the reassurance of his own daughter. Anne 's wishes were to publish books, and that’s exactly what Otto did. The book called “The Diary Of A Young Girl” was published in the year of 1947. Miep is a courageous woman who is influencing kids and adults to not judge others by their race or…

all of its possessions. I was not able to write at this point because I was still trying to regroup from the room before. The quotes that struck me the most in the room where written down in my notebook as I continued through the building. My words and expressions I could muster through poetry left me haunted by the energy still within the walls of property. I also carried with me the energy and intensity of visiting the Jewish quarter and the Jewish Memorial was substantially on my mind as…

The diary of Anne frank recently celebrated its 70th anniversary on January 1, 2016. Nevertheless, after seventy years of publication, there are still some issues with the text. The Diary of a Young Girl is, as the name implies, a diary. This fact brings up a number of issues with the publications of this text. Throughout the seventy years of publications, this diary has had various versions, published in many languages. Anne’s father, Otto Frank, edited these versions in order to maximize their…