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    elsewhere like Salomon’s father did. He first set his sights on India, travelled there, and settled there for some time. He eventually moved onto the United States and settled in Chicago where he began a family. During this time, Sugihara was moved to Prague where he worked in 1941 and 1942 only to be moved to Bucharest for the following two years of his career. He and his family were eventually captured when soviets invaded Romania and put in prison camp for a year and half before they could…

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    Vladimir Nabokov Analysis

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    Through the dreary town of Prague to the hilly far side of Germany, Nabokov composed Hermann; a chocolatier with a mission. Vladimir Nabokov distracted the reader with many complex characters that Hermann encountered on his journey. His extensive use of symbols not only gave meaning and a sense of importance to objects but allowed the reader to connect them with a theme throughout Despair. Various literary elements were also used to animate objects. Nabokov brought life to the non-living through…

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    Kafka Analysis

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    literature Kafka left behind in the form of letters, diary entries, editorial notes, etc. To understand Kafka’s peculiarities then is to understand the environment he was born into. The first child of Julie Lowy and Hermann Kafka, Franz Kafka was born in Prague on…

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    Chapter 12 Assignment #5 12.6, 12.7 (Ryan Cho, Period Three APEC) Terms: John Wycliff, John Hus, Nepotism, Leo X, St. Peter’s Basilica. 1. John Wycliff was an English philosopher, reformer, and professor at Oxford University. He was born in 1331 and died in 1384. One of the reasons why Wycliffe became a big name in European countries because he opposed the clergy, which was central to a powerful role in England. He then went on and then attacked the luxury and pomp of local parishes and their…

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    each other and the human body. Fortunately all of these tasks fit what I am looking for in an occupation or are something I think I could do well. Overall Pharmacy is something I am interested in pursuing. So far I have taken many classes at New Prague High School…

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    mother. His mother designed small household appliances and Tesla developed an interest for science. Although his father wanted him to go the route of being a priest, Tesla stayed interested in electric and science. After attending the University of Prague he moved to…

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    Horace quotes that “Adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which is prosperous circumstances would have lain dormant.” I believe Horace is right because adversity causes difficulty and people perform better than they would if they were not facing adversity. Adversity is a difficult or unlucky situation or event. When circumstances or situations work against someone, they face adversity. In the book Unbroken, the main character Louis Zamperini faces many obstacles that test his mortality.…

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    Johannes Kepler's Theory

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    Johannes Kepler was born December 25, 1571 in Weil der Stadt, Germany. His father was a mercenary who died in Holland when Kepler was only five and his mother was a herbalist who ran an inn owned by her father. Kepler often helped his mother by serving at the inn. Kepler went to a local school and then moved on to attened the Protestant Seminary of Maulbronn intending to become a Protistant minister. After completing his studies at Maulbronn, Kepler went on to attend the University of Tubinegn…

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    The last time I cried was during the middle of the summer when I was traveling in Europe with my mom and my dad. It was a usual day, and me and my dad had just arrived in Prague, while my mother left to get back to work. We were staying in a hotel when my dad left to get some food. At this time, it was around 11 am and I was exhausted after being on a train for the whole day after coming from Paris. While waiting in the hotel room, I decided to finish a book titled The Last Star by Rick Yancey.…

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    The Majdanek Concentration Camp Holocaust is a word of Greek and that there were 6,000 Jews killed by the Nazi. The Majdanek concentration camp was a forced labor and extermination camp during the German occupation of Poland in World War ||. It was located in Poland three miles away from Lublin Which this was located in the outskirts. The Majdanek concentration camp is a Nazi and a genocide camp in World War…

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