Strategic bombing

As any paranoiac, the artist should allow these images to reach the conscience, and then do what the paranoiac cannot do: Freeze them on canvas to give consciousness the opportunity to comprehend their meaning (Bell, 1984). Later on, he expanded the process into the Oniric-Critical Method, in which the artist pays attention to his dreams, freezing them through art, and analyzing them as well. As Freud said, “A dream that is not interpreted is like a letter that is not opened (Bell, 1984).…

20th century. According to the Khan Academy, Guernica was a small village in northern Spain that was unexpectedly bombed by Hitler’s powerful air force to test a new bombing tactic. In the process of this fatal attack many civilians where killed and thus this attack has became one of histories first and fatal aerial saturation bombing. Many people depict and have different understandings…

Germans, Picasso was asked if he “did that” by a Nazi officer, who was pointing at a photograph of Guernica, whom Picasso then countered, “no, you did”. By its history, Guernica has great significance. Especially, because this public critique of the Spanish Nationalist regime and the German Nazis was highly political and a loud scream for change and self-reflection in the regimes. Furthermore, it was not common until after the second world war for artists to get involved in political affairs…

held by a heroic arm. Thus creating a wicked battle of good versus evil. The speaker in the video creates many different interpretations of Picasso’s painting of Guernica. The speaker interprets the dark colors as the ash fallen from the debris and bombing. The light’s suspect a battle of good and evil. The evil eye creates light to represent the German attacking Guernica. The speaker interprets the bright light in the sky as a search light of the death squad and targeting bomber. With the…

and read the painting's description in the book, I realized what it was truly about. In 1937, Picasso painted Guernica, which is the name of the city that was bombed and it is located in Spain, as an antiwar painting and as a protest against the bombing of the city by Nazis and Facist warplanes during the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. The painting shows a carnage of innocent…

skill that GEN Eisenhower used to his advantage when making difficult decisions. GEN Eisenhower faced many strategic decisions while commanding Allied Forces in North Africa and as the Commander of Supreme Allied Command in Europe. The ‘Darlan Deal’ in North Africa and the ‘Transportation Plan’ in Europe are just two examples of the complex and ambiguous environment the required strategic decisions made. GEN Eisenhower endorsed negotiations with ADMR Darlan because of several inferences he…

version of their products as well as coming out with new flavors. In order to deal with the threat issues, Red Bull can promote positive marketing campaign against the health concerns and make sure competitors don‟t take over. MISSION, VISION AND STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES The Mission statement The mission statement in this study defines the industry‟s business, its objectives and its approach to reach those objectives. The mission statement of Red Bull is to; • Be the premier marketer and supplier…

theory. Early theorists such as Douhet, Mitchell, and Trenchard focused primarily on strategic bombing as a way to subdue the enemy. Current theorists have modified this stance to include the thinking and the morale of the enemy as well as using effects-based operations. Airpower theory has incorporated lessons learned over the past century by moving from a service centric view of battle and use of primarily strategic bombardment into a more joint or unified stance with…

The name of king country came after the founder of Boeing company, the cooperation between the company and the airport helped the boeing company to grow more in the 30’s. before the bombing of pearl harbor , king country airport was taken by the government, because of its location and it was the center of boeing production. During the 2nd world war , the airport was used to manufacture the B-17 and B-29 bombers, which played an important…

justified in bombing cities such as Hamburg, Dresden, Berlin, Pforzheim, Darmstadt, and Kassel which were bombed in Germany with a casualty rate anywhere from 10,000 in Kassel to 42,600 in Hamburg(OME). The USAAF and the RAF used strategic bombing in destroying what they believed to be military strong points, like industrial factories and military bases. The U.S believed that this would shorten the war by destroying all of there resources, the British however, decided on using area bombing to…