... by Terrible Tommy: "During the last century before the total collapse of Rome, the Romans had adopted the practice of giving "citizenship" to foreigners and slaves. Thus, as multi-culturalism, consumerism, Jewism and Jewish Christianity, crude capitalism, and prostitution became so rampant in the government that the "tax base" of the government could no longer support the needs of the white people. In the case of American, it will be the mongrel horde of Jewish controlled mestizo, negro ... , asiatic, mulatto mud hybrids that is sweeping down from the hills to overthrow the white populat...

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... the war. The Battle of El Alamein. Fall of 1942 (15) A: The Germans were trying to take control of El Alamein and the Suez Canal which would be a huge blow to the British. R: The British held a counteroffensive with some American help and drove the Germans back. Some considered it the "turning point of the British military fortunes". Battle of Stalingrad. Winter of 1942 (16) A: Germany made a huge attack on the city of ... captured another 80 thousand. Possibly another turning point in the war. Invasion of Italy. June 1944 (17) A: U.S. and British forces fought against Italian forces whil...

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... attention away from his rearming and troop movements. Between 1936 and 1937 Hitler was extremely busy forming alliances. He formed the Rome-Berlin Axis in September 1937 that allied Italy and Germany and was hostile toward the British and the communists. Germany and Japan formed the Anti-Comintern pact, another anti-communist treaty, on November 25,1936 (Payne, 297-321). Hitler knew that strength lay ... did Hitler kill many people through his war but he also had a sadistic plot for genocide. His hate for Jews and his excess of power allowed him to carry out his sick plot for mass murde...

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... part of Germany was protected by the Treaty of Versailles. Hitler did not pay the consequences for his actions, and Germany went on to renounce the Treaty of Versailles. Also, Germany signed the Axis Pact with Italy in 1936. Later in the same year, Germany agreed to the Anti-Comintern Pact with Japan, which was led by military General Tojo. The agreement was aimed at Russia, and formed the Berlin-Rome-Tokyo ... . In response to the fall of the Soviet Union, the Atlantic Charter was organized. This charter opposed imperialistic annexations, while promising that there would be no territori...

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... , 1943 Dwight D. Eisenhower appointed Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces o Begins to plan and direct preparation for the invasion of Western Europe June 4, 1944 Allies enter Rome o First Axis capital to be captured June 6, 1944 D-DAY: Allies invade Normandy, France (invasion of Western Europe) o The opening of the "second front" o OPERATION OVERLORD o "The Longest Day" Rommel's remark that "The invasion will be decisive. For the Allies, as well as for Germany ... Armor moving up from the south o Bastogne was the key to either side winning the battle o When the Germans d...

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... shocking because it came after a decade of unprecedented prosperity. It affected all areas of American life, especially American confidence. When the stock market crashed in the fall of 1929 the nation began to sink deeper and deeper into depression as business increased profits while holding down wages and increasing prices of raw materials. This depressed consumer purchasing power which in turn meant less profit for businesses who ... be younger than 70. This plan cried outr for a modernization of the court system at all levels. Needles to say it never worked, but the New Deals all ha...

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... are abundant in idioms extracted from literal quotations, most of which have simple structure but profound meaning, so usually should not be understood and translated in the literal meaning, e.g. " ¶ «Ê ©Ã ò ­" •"aû ãÉ ½" •" ¶ « ∘aÁ ". Literal quotations in English commonly come from the Bible or Greek and Rome mythology, for example, "Achilles'heel (Îã' »Ö auÈÕ ... ;oÖ ® ¼ÈÏΠªÊ ¶ ¼ ¿ÉÐÄùû £ (My back translation: She was born in a wealthy family....) Example 13 Birds of a feather flock together. Îà ¾ÛÈÈ &c...

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