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The movie V for Vendetta shows a society whose political environment is driven not by the voice of its own people but is controlled by the rules of the government.... In the United Kingdom, the Norsefire political party acquired its power through imposing disorder and fear to the populace.... .... ...
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Professor Name Day Month Year Abstract The Armenian genocide of 1915 is considered to be the world's first modern genocide.... Men, women, and children were routinely round up and massacred, sent on death marches, or starved to death in prisons.... ... ... ... The Armenian genocide is considered a precursor for Hitler's Holocaust with many striking similarities, and the extent to which the Armenian genocide influenced Hitler and the Nazis is great....
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In the same way, the Soviet forces were successful in developing a popular sentiment for socialism and communism (which was brought out by the demolition of Nazi and Fascist forces) in East Germany, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland and they were immensely assisted by socialist movements such as the Socialist Unity Party of Germany, the Hungarian Working Peoples Party, the Romanian Workers Party, and the Polish United Workers Party in these countries.... The Eastern Europe conquests were aimed at occupying the areas that were allied to former nazi Germany, propagating socialism and protecting the nation and its allies from potential capitalist oppression, providing assistance to the flourishing communist parties in central Europe and ensuring dictatorship of the proletariat in the conquered nations....
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The paper "Hitler and the Collapse of Germany" describes that the jobless people were promised employment for good wages.... Hitler promised that he would develop Germany and would require a massive workforce for building roads and other infrastructures.... ... ... ... The people were in a state of constant despair for years....
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The researcher will make an earnest attempt to evaluate and present the ways in which nazi Germany under Hitler was Pro Modernity as well as the ways in which it was against modernity and the resulting social impact that this had on the society.... This case was more pronounced in the nazi Germany where academicians applied social Darwinist theories to dismiss the notion that the presumably lower races could be elevated.... In bringing together the political reaction with technological advancement the nazi's transformed the romantic anticapitalism of the right-wing German far from the backward trend pastoralism and pointed them instead to the confines of a magnificent new order....
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Religion has been the foundation of instituting theocratic regimes.... The paper describes the emphasizing the possibility of changes and permutations in the structural relationship between religion and other components, thus indicating the extent of the dilemma of finding out the roots of violence....
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Josef Stalin, starting from the 1930s, had attempted to broker some kind of understanding with the USA and its allies (the West); however, this was merely because he saw nazi Germany as the bigger threat.... t is important to note that in 1945, the USSR was Russia post-1917-comprising of all the different nations that presently exist individually (Georgia, Ukraine, etc), nevertheless, after the war, they formed part of this vast state, up and until the crumbling of the USSR or the soviet Union....
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