versus another nation, but several European states such as Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Denmark, including the United States which is not a European country to mention a few. After the First World War, it was established that WWI would end all wars but to the contrary, WWI still left an amber behind and as the years went by that amber turned to a flame, that soon ended up bringing chaos. Before World War I, Germany and France had a bickering wars like the Franco Prussia did
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Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia. Germany's Response to Russia: Germany warns Russia to stop mobilizing, and Russia says mobilization is against Austria-Hungary. Germany then declares war on Russia on August 1st 1914. Germany declares war on France: Germany declares war on France, and Belgium denies the Germans permission to pass through to the French border. Germany then invades Belgium to attack France. Britain declares war on Germany: Britain protests the violation of Belgium's neutrality, and
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Erich Remarque was born 1898 and passed 1970 he served his country during World War 1 and suffered from five injuries the last of the five injury's he had gotten was the worst of them all. He had served the country proudly and unfortunately in combat was wounded forever. Remarque was born in the town Osnabruck and returned their after the war. He worked as a teaches, a stone-cutter for the cemetery, and assistant editor of Sportsbild. In 1939 Remarque moved to the United Sates until the war ended
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The Life of Otto Hahn On the 8th of March of 1879, in the large city of Frankfurt-on-Main, Germany, Henrich Hahn and Charlotte Hahn became the happiest persons. Why? That was the day their youngest son, Otto, was born. Otto had three older brothers; Karl, Heiner, and Julius. His oldest brother, Karl, was actually his half-brother, having only the same mother. Later on, Karl was legally adopted and received the Hahn family name (Hahn, 1966). Otto grew up in a protected, and prosperous family
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hundred square feet. The Micro-housing movement has many aliases for itself. There is that of the Tiny House Movement, or even The Big Squeeze. The American individual, is now more likely to be single and living alone. Side by side with changing demographics, there is also an economic crisis with the affordability of housing and standard of living of individuals. One last condition, is the growing concern to be more conservational minded with the environment. Micro-housing residencies offer a small
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Max Bruch was born on January 6, 1838 in Cologne, Germany but then died on October 2. 1920 in Berlin, Germany. Max spent most of his life in Germany where he was born and raised. His mother was a soprano and singing teacher and was the primary source of Bruch’s musical career. From her, he learnt his first piano lessons. He underwent his first official musical training under composer and pianist, Ferdinand Hiller. At the age of 9, performing an outstanding musical talent, Bruch wrote his first composition
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World War I and World War II were both destructive conflicts that had hundreds of thousands of casualties. For Australia, the First World War was the costliest conflict in its history, followed by the Second World War. [g] Although Australia had no need to join the First World War and wasn’t directly affected, Britain was our “mother-country” and Australia was still a part of the British Empire. Because of this, Australia was pressured into joining the war and fight for our allies. [d] Unfortunately
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Since 1914, Germany had been fighting a two-front war. The eastern front was the war between Germany and Russia. By 1917, Tsar Nicholas II was in personal command of the army, since all his officers had deserted him. Russia’s involvement in World War I result in many causalities. Russia suffered heavy losses against Germany, offset partially by consistent victories against Austria-Hungary. The defeats on the battlefield led to growing dissatisfaction with the war. The people began to feel hostility
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Father Kleinsorge During times of crisis survivors come together to help others in need, but sometimes there is no possible way to help. People either help or leave others depending on how they are affected emotionally, physically, economically, and socially. After the bombing in Hiroshima, Father Kleinsorge felt a heavy weight of guilt for leaving so many behind to die. In the film, many of the survivors were horribly disfigured and emotionally scarred after the bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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Gustav Klimt Born in Baumgarten, Austria/ Hungary in 1862, Gustav Klimt was one of seven children born into a family of artists. His father, Ernst Klimt, was a gold engraver originally from a peasant family in Bohemia and his mother, was Anna Klimt -a musician from Vienna. Gustav Klimt’s two younger brothers also became artists. Ernst (junior)one of Gustav’s brothers, with whom Gustav collaborated with many a time, produced art veering more towards fine art and his other brother, George, became
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