Ukrainians

When people think of villains in the real world, the first person who would most likely be thought of first is Hitler. As the leader of the German Nazis, it is obvious that he would be an abominable human being, putting thousands of millions of people through torture, or ultimately, death. But what people don’t realize is that Stalin, who had agreed to work with Hitler at some point during World War II, had put his own people through pain and suffering. Although the world remembers Hitler as the…

food and hear the different music that is being played by the performers. There were many different performances that went on throughout the program. There was African American, Turkish. Filipino, and Native American dancers. My favorite was the Ukrainian Men. They did a lot of…

Vitaliy Greben MT500A, Winter 2016 Fee, Gordon D., and Douglas K. Stuart. 2003. How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth. 3rd ed. Grand Rapids: Zondervan. INTRODUCTION In the How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth book the authors provide common-sense guidelines on studying and understanding the Bible. They address the common issues and misconceptions that readers might be dealing with regarding the original meaning of the text and interpreting it in the contemporary context. The writers…

treatment, for they were racially related to the master race, the Germans. The French, and ‘inferior’ Latin people, occupied a middle position… He painted for his intimate circle the fantastic vision of a cast eastern colonial empire where Poles, Ukrainians, and Russians would be enslaved and forced to die out… (977). Arendt agrees with this notion when she…

about internment, or moving inland, or something like that in store for all Japanese Americans” (Wakatsuki-Houston 15). However, in Canada, they interned all citizens that were branded as “enemy aliens”. This included Germans, Austro-Hungarians, and Ukrainians, all citizens who were of enemy country ethnicity. The United States only heard of interning one population of people, but in Canada, there were three populations of people affected by internment. In addition to the different populations…

In a 1997 report, 44,490 out of a total of 47,758 disappearance cases were still outstanding. Forced disappearances occur when people are silently snatched by governments and tortured, and have been occurring ever since Adolf Hitler’s totalitarian reign. The Forced Disappearance of Persons, or F.D.P., is the occurrence where governments and their supporters seize individuals who are seen as political threats to the government or the nation’s security and deny committing the act. Not only are the…

World War 1 (WW1) held the defining years of Canada as a nation and united its people. When studying WW1 the main focus of the people are white Canadians, the other races are not highlighted and brings up the discussion as to what their contributions were to the war. Canada was not always known for its multiculturalism, minority groups were discriminated before, during and after the war; through their contributions came liberation many years later when Canadians learned the minority's will to…

Two people with different culture, religion, but a common way of thinking about politics. Two different people with the same ideas to rule a country and a government. Adolf Hitler born 20 April, 1889 in Braunau am Inn, Austria Hungary; Hitler was born to Austro-Hungarian parents. Joseph Stalin, born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili in 18 December, 1878; Stalin was born to Georgian parents. Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin committed atrocities that killed millions of innocent people, both, trying…

What is the background to the Holodomor Genocide? people in ukraine were dying by the day because stalin and his followers tried to teach the farmers “a lesson they won't forget” He made them give up their land and livestock so now ukraine was under soviet union and everyone was starving to death. Where did it happen? “deaths from starvation emerged from two urban areas of the city of uman, reported in January 1933 by Vinntaysta By mid-January 1933, there were reports about mass "difficulties"…

In 1922, Joseph Stalin rose to ultimate power in the Soviet Union and until his death in 1953 he exercised extreme force to keep control of a revolutionised Soviet Union. He repressed and oppressed his people murdering 26 million Russians. (Bullock, 1998). Stalin was able to maintain power throughout his rule even though he wasn’t always liked by the common people. Nikita Khrushchev, a former Premier of the Soviet Union and immediate successor, spoke of Stalin during a speech to the 20th Party…