His greatest pleasure was reading. ... He started studying and reading to get knowledge. ... About a month later, he ran for office. ... Seven years later, in 1908, he married Clementine Hosier. A couple of months later, he got kicked out of office. ...
After reading "Dulce et Decorum Est" the first time I found it immediately appealing. ... Later in the poem Owen describes the dead young man on the wagon where the bodies are placed. ... However, after I finished reading it the first time it was clear to me why. ... I enjoyed reading this poem immensely. ... I look forward to reading poems of similar nature. ...
Later the colleague returned and found them in the same street, still huddled together, dead. ... Reading the conservations and speculations that were recorded made me realize that this was blatantly untrue. ... More personal, unintentional biases were revealed to me as I went through the reading. While reading through the stories of the destruction, I found myself automatically imagining the victims as Caucasian. ... At this statement, I stopped reading in awe. ...
The first part of the reading was Adolf Hitler's Speech given somewhere in Germany, probably Berlin, or another large city where many people could attend. ... The whole document is very strictly Anti-Semitic, all Jews, anyone non Arian, and any person who immigrated to Germany later than 1914 are regarded as non-citizens and can not hold government, political, or any other highly regarded positions, including the government. ... I don't think I could possibly imagine what kind of feelings and thoughts went through the head of a person of Jewish decent hearing these speeches and readi...
What Hardy didn't know was what the blueprints were actually for, and what they would lead to building, which was the atomic bomb that we would later drop on Hiroshima, and dissolve it into little piece, killing thousands of innocent humans. ... He stated as he was reading through and looking at the photos that the survivors drew that, "But after repeatedly looking at them what began as an impression became a certainty. ... I also had similar nightmares of hell, "I went to bed late and had nightmares full of flames and strange dry gale winds. "(216) my moral conscious was haunting me. ......
When reading Night you get a first-hand experience of what this actually was. ... Later they were forced to sit in crowded wagons that had no space to move about in. ... The Jews was again displayed later on when Eliezer becomes a member of Block 17. ... Later, while still running the guards tells the Jews, "The faster you run, the sooner you can go to bed, even though it was cold the guards made the Jews work for the clothes they had wear and for the bunks they had sleep in. ...
There are no set rules to Dada, only that when reading it your audience should have to think; they should have to try and piece together the puzzle that you have created in order to understand your message. ... Dada was started in Eastern Europe but it soon spread to all of the continent and later to Russia and America. ...
Between late 19th century and Early 20th century was the time when world was begging to merge economically and politically; Massive world trade and money standard based on foreign Currency were becoming generalized. ... History itself is really hard to conclude in one answer simply because were just reading out of the book instead of actually seeing and experiencing it. ...
[i] He later goes on to say that "Two doctrines were involved."... During the reading of this book I found myself developing a deeper appreciation for the role played by the Maginot Line. ... [iv] This makes me think that this book is perhaps a little above the average student of history and is not meant as a mainstream reading, but should be read by those who are well versed in historical facts of the World War era. ... I can imagine how quickly an English-speaking readers attention is lost while reading certain areas of this book. ... This book may be perfect for someone looking to enh...
He joined the tiny German Worker's Party (later renamed Nazi) in 1919, this was the group that Hitler would transform into one of the most effective political movements of modern history. ... Later, after achieving chancellorship of Germany and establishing his Nazi regime and himself as Der Fuhrer (the leader) in 1933, he launched his campaign to eliminate the Treaty of Versailles and restore Germany as a world power. ... When reading the biography, the author defends Hitler when other authors who called him a " a violent megalomaniac- or simply a " a crazy neurotic" because the author ...
She is taught by her adoptive father, Hans, by reading a stolen book titled "The Gravedigger's Guide.... " (Cahn, 2014, p. 308) After seeing what Max had to go through and later witnessing Jewish people being led to a concentration camp, she realized what she was being told was wrong. Unable to do much to help, she tried to give comfort to Max by keeping him company reading books to him and protecting him by keeping him secret. ...
By the late 1950's, many Americans had a television set in their home. However television did not keep Americans from reading. ... News broadcasting changed from simply reading and showing some videotaped pictures to shows witch included broadcasts of the event at the place where it took place. ...
Rough Draft Faithful Elephants The children's book Faithful Elephant by Yukio Tsuchiya, about three elephant in a time of war where their trainers have to put the to death. The trainers are worried about the zoo being bombed and the animals running loose in the street cause hazard. The elephant...
It is important however that we maintain a bias-aware perspective when reading, learning about, or recounting a situation so that we may preserve the sanctity and natural organic character of a situation, ridden-free of our personal influence. Maintaining critical thought processes, portraying skepticism, and being ever watchful for bias are all relevant while reading an article from National Geographic Magazine. ... Scofield visited the the coast of the north eastern United States for the first time, as he was writing the article, in the late 1960's. ... America in the late 1960's ...
With War World II ending in 1945 and "The Lottery,"" published just a short three years later, it is no surprise that readers had outrage and concern reading it the first time. ... Tessie had shown up to the lottery late, she stated that she forgot what day it was, when she noticed the children weren't playing in the yard then she noticed it was the 27th. ... The fact that she showed up late and that she was joking with her neighbor. ...
Roosevelt, after reading the thirteen-page transmission said, This Means War." ... Marshall and Stark later testified that the message about the attack was not sent to Kimmel and Short because the commanders in Hawaii had received so many intercepted Japanese messages that another one "would simply confuse them." ... But, a close friend of Knox, the secretary of the Navy, later revealed that Knox, Stark, and Marshall spent most of that night in the White House with Roosevelt, waiting for the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the opportunity for America to join World War II. ... As a result, i...
Later he was captured by the Russians to serve for the Red Army during the Russian Civil war of 1918. ... He later returned home to Croatia where he became a union organizer. ... He was released five years later, and immediately began to organize the Yugoslav Communist Party (YCP). ... Second, it is filled with links to further readings. ... It also provides links for further readings. ...
In MY reading I discovered the principle of nonviolence as enunciated in Henry David Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience," and I was persuaded by John Ruskin's plea to give up industrialism for farm life and traditional handicrafts--ideals similar to many Hindu religious ideas. ... Later in 1906, however, I began MY peaceful revolution. ...
Later his body was hidden to prevent demonstration by his followers. ... Reading Mussolini biography was really exciting finding the sorrows and hardship that he went through, the adventure he did during World War 11, and the accomplishment he achieve. ...
Another deterrent from agreeing to the Open Skies policy was the fact that; "Taken from an altitude of 6 miles, the first showed the overall plan of a city; in the next you could distinguish houses, and in the next you could make out the murky figure of a man reclining on a lounge chair in the courtyard of his home reading a newspaper." ... In later years satellites were used over both countries and were able to obtain the same data freely and without any disruptions. ...
We later learn in the story that he was the head of an electricity company. ... After reading this book, I have been fairly well informed of the life of a geisha. ... The way that this whole book has been put together really makes it feels as if the reader was reading an actual diary, just simply a document of this person's life told in her point of view. ... I wasn't used to that at first, but as I continued on reading, I figured that these details really helped me with keeping tracking of the events in the order that they occurred in the story. ...
In his later life, Steinbeck married three times. ... People realized, after reading his writings, how talented of a writer he was and he had a popular style of literature (Green). ... His stories tend to provide answers and comfort to those reading (Schilling). ... It was published late in his life and it was still one of the biggest successes he had as a writer (Webster 1338). ...
This theory later developed the atomic bomb and brought him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921 (Thomas 3). ... His last piece The Inertia of Energy provided a basis for Einstein's later theories of relativity (Candee 179). ... He also started reading poems from Schiller and Goethe. ... In later years, pressed by the events, Einstein was ashamed about his generation. ... Out of my later years. ...
Later on, we discover that she was pressured into marrying within her own ethnic group by her mother and Mrs. ... Later that same night, Carl was killed in a freak accident, when a large freighter passed through the shipping channel, creating an enormous wake which knocked Carl off of the mast. ... This theme also resurfaces later in the book when Ishmael is talking to his mother, Helen, about Kabou's case. ... I believe that this book represents a fairly accurate picture of what life would have been like in the late 1940's and 1950's for small communities. ... I believe that...
