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    Kamakura Research Paper

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    Asia is home to many extravagant religious statues. From Japan to Bangkok, to the far away Lantau Island in Hong Kong; each historical landmark represents what once was a triumphant feat. These giant artistic and religious symbols of Great Buddhas have all made an impact not only in the past, but remain a cultural icon for many of the individuals who live near it today. The Great Buddha of Kamakura sits outdoors in the green lands of Kamakura, Japan. Specifically, it is located “in the…

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    As a matter of fact, her Polack friend told her that there were about a dozen or two of such towns leveled up by wars. So it is not possible for her to say where her father took birth. She can not tell his root. She never could talk to her father because she was unable to speak German. His language always stuck in her jaw. There is a pun on the word ‘Tongue’ here. Here ‘Tongue refers to both language and the usually movable organ in the mouth of human beings. A few lines should be quoted: Says…

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    1984, a novel written by George Orwell in 1949 (in the wake of World War II), explores a dystopian future where every action is monitored by the government and the world is constantly at war to maintain class discrepancies by using up resources. The novel’s opening page begins establishing the world’s condition in the year 1984. “Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them” is a poster created in 1942 by Lawrence Beall Smith in the midst of World War II in the United States of America to inspire the…

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    Zachary Herz Period 7 English Summer Reading Assignment Questions and Answers The Plot Against America by Phillip Roth Copy a passage that you find particularly beautiful or powerful. What devices (imagery, figurative language, etc.) did the author use to make an impact on the reader? “It was the last night of June 1940. After a warm day, it had grown cool enough to sit comfortably…

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    circle in the middle and a black swastika. Hitler later on ordered everyone in the party to wear a little replica of the flag that he created for the group on their upper arm. This was called an armlet. Everyone to represent the group decided to wear it. HItler said that no one recognized the flag, which made it special because that meant that the German and Jewish people would understand what the flag stood up for and they wouldn't confuse it with another flag. The swastika placed in the middle…

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    walked in the direction of sosnowiec-But no where to go”(Spiegelman 125). The reason this part of the book is important is because of the cartoon drawn for this scene. This scene has Vladek and Anja walking on path, but the path is drawn out to be a Swastika. Spiegelman’s use of this is important because it shows how Jews were never safe during the Holocaust. This also showed how Vladek and Anja may have escaped being deported this time but they are constantly surrounded by Nazis. No matter what…

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    The slogans said “Freedom”, and “Down with Hitler”, and “Down with Hitler”. Occasionally they would paint a white swastika that was crossed out with red paint. “On three nights in February 1943 -- the 3rd, 8th and 15th -- Hans, Alex and Willi conducted the most dangerous of all the White Rose activities. The three men used tar and paint to write slogans on the sides…

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    The Hand Film Analysis

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    The nature of the film is to shed light over the propaganda during the World War 2 as well as the lives of the Nazi soldiers during the World War 2. He did not shy away from over using the swastika symbol constantly. The film informs the viewer about the oppressed conditions the Nazi soldiers were living in. By not conforming to the hands command we see the potter disobeying him however, Derfechers, Donald Duck is seen to conform to what is…

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    Racism has been around for a long time and the main one people focus on is racism against people's race. Still now in 2017 there is racism against people's race but it has gotten better. Some examples that show that type of racism still exists is in class we watched a video on a story about a 3 cops and a african american. Another one is And the third example is….On the other side of the spectrum people may say racism doesn't exists anymore and will say that is in the past. In class we…

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    prechristian cross forms have had some vogue in Christian usage. The ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol of life to the ankh, a tau cross surmounted by a loop and known as crux ansata was adopted and extensively used on Coptic Christian monuments. The swastika, called crux gammata, composed of four Greek capitals of the letter gamma, is marked on many early Christian tombs as a veiled symbol of the cross. The symbolic ornamentations vary in the form of a sacred place, athe cross, wooden cross…

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