... they could engage and hurt in combat but never destroy, German commanders resorted to a policy of reprisals against civilian hostages. For every German soldier killed, one hundred Yugoslavs were to be slain. While for the most part ineffective, it would occasionally convince some Yugoslavs to engage local rather than German enemies in combat. Three important indigenous military forces ... brutal repression of dissent and an appeal for loyalty to the ideals of a fraternal communist state superseding loyalty to the traditional states such as Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. The Ustashi were a...

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• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... Age "London" by William Blake is a good example of romantic poem from the Romantic Age. It relates to romantics almost immediately, with references to the emotions of man, how he cries, the breaking of the common man, and the descriptions of the time period overall in the poem. The emotions of man are cited when Blake refers to "In every cry of every man" and "In every infants cry ... a man is also pointed out when Blake talks about a hapless soldier. "And the hapless Soldier's sigh, runs in blood down Palace walls" is a statement that has a sense of irritation in it, a sense of disresp...

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• Grade Level: High School