Poison gas in World War I

In the beginning, Adolf Hitler wanted to create his perfect world. His ideal world was to have one master race. He needed a new generation. A generation that would share his beliefs. A society where they only believed that everything Hitler did was right. His solution was Hitler Youth (HJ). He swayed the whole nation into this project with propaganda. It was a way for people to have more faith in him. He grabbed the attention of the youth. He wanted the youth to know they mattered. The youth…

of a ruler in order to achieve the concept of a nation. “Liberty, Equality and Brotherhood” became the slogan and idea of liberalism. This idea that grew tremendously throughout the century was influenced by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars (1789-1814). Countries such as France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Austria, Turkey, Czech Republic, Poland and many more were affected by the political unrest that sparked nationalism. Composers such as Bedrich Smetana, Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, Jean…

counterbalance part of the danger. The danger that a guarantor can wisely cover is dictated by the aggregate of: assets from his capital suppliers; held benefits; and any reinsurance he has obtained. The chief protection inclusions, all of which avoid war dangers (through prohibition condition AVN48B), are: Hull – harm to the air ship…

Minoans in comparison with the ‘war-like’ Myceneans . Some of these ideas take roots from the works of Arthur Evans, who wrote about Pax Minoica back in the first half of the 20th century, but they are still accepted by many modern historians and archaeologists as well. For instance, Krzyszkowska writes in her article ‘So Where’s the Loot? The Spoils of War and the Archaelogical Record’: ‘The stark fact is that for the prehistoric Aegean we have no direct evidence for war and warfare per se’ .…

“Adolf Hitler” is one of the most worldwide recognized names since the 20th century, and I will write about how that came to be. Hitler is known as one of the most evil man of history, and even his name discomforts people. He ruled Germany for many years until his defeat which lead to his suicide. I will summarize his life, followed by his accomplishment and his methods of success, finalized with a conclusion. I believe that Hitler was a very smart but twisted man who used his mind for the wrong…

A standout amongst the most infamous tyrants of the twentieth century, Mussolini left a vital assemblage of works that uncover his move from communist fomenter to originator and pioneer of Italian autocracy. His belief system was firmly checked by a hyperbolic call to activity and an insubordinate tone of disobedience and additionally patriot talk with respect to his confidence in the likelihood of a resurrection of the beliefs of established Rome. Mussolini was conceived in the town of…

Nine years after the world’s bloodiest and most destructive war, much of the world was still shaken to its core from the violence it had witnessed. To summarize the horror, and to serve as a warning to future generations, the author, William Golding, wrote Lord of the Flies—an allegory for man’s constant internal struggle between the instincts of savagery and civilization. His characters, Ralph and Jack, who embody these conflicting predispositions, are constantly at odds; Ralph attempts to…

in the unification, to restore his power in France after his unsuccessfulness. The tension between Austria and Piedmont was getting bigger. In 1859, Piedmont started to assemble an army where the prince of Austria took advantage of and declared the war on Piedmont. Napoleon III made peace with Austria which lead to the liberation of Piedmont. Also, Napoleon III aided Cavour in his battle against Austria and Piedmont. France had more advanced weapons, without the help of Napoleon III Cavour…

A staggering 30,000 Winnipeg citizens refused to work between May 15 to June 25 of 1919 in Canada’s largest and best known strike, the Winnipeg General Strike. After World War I, Canada was not in a peaceful state, as soldiers returned to find their original jobs occupied, and horrid wages and working conditions for workers. With unemployment and bankruptcy rates reaching their highest ever, 30,000 Winnipeg citizens held a strike, declining to return to their jobs until they have been granted…

Taking place during the American civil War, the novel The Red Badge Of Courage provides an accurate nature of war. The war machine is prevalent throughout the novel, and is represented by the utter differences between the idealized war and the real one. Stephen Crane successfully puts an emphasis on his realistic treatment of war by contrasting the protagonist Henry Fleming romanticized notions of war with the reality that he has to encounter. To begin with, the contrast is discernible…