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The contrasting policies have shaped the current Germany society, which forms the thesis of this research paper.... This paper explores the contrasting policies of the East Germany- a side, which lived in socialistic domain of a central economy, communist employment, and embracing family welfare.... For example, the paper analyses how family life in East Germany was affected by cultural heritage of the bourgeois family, unyielding labor policy and the free socialist society....
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This research paper makes for a compelling narrative which captures the essence of World War II war crimes and epitomizes a love affair for all time, inextricably weaving a story that no reader would ever want to truly forget—whatever one's opinion may be.... “Schlink's novel…deals with [a young german boy seeking] to come to terms with that war and [its] appalling atrocities…[Questions include] the extent to which…fiction [has perception difficulties with] national identity, and implicitly about how [much] a literary text can address issues as acutely as a sociological or historical work....
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This paper explores the events surrounding the holocaust to reveal whether the holocaust really took place and who is to blame.... They also extended their hatred to homosexuals, political and religious opponents, Jehovah's witnesses and the disabled regardless of whether they were of foreign or german ethnic origin.... This persecution and removal of german Jews begun almost immediately the Nazis came to power.... In some places like Poland, they were places for containing the Jews so that they could give labour force to the german war industry....
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After the merger, both companies divided chairmen, corporate positions, and other employee positions equally between the Dutch and german employees.... The paper "The Impact Of Culture On Mergers And Acquisitions" discusses addresses the cultural dilemmas of international mergers.... The corporation managers and CEOs look at mergers and acquisitions on paper but fail to take into account the human factors.... hellip; The Dutch company had been a majority shareholder of the german company since the end of WWII, but both companies operated totally independently of each other (Olie)....
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The paper "Effectiveness of the Present Social Structure of Germany" states that at present Germany is based on a corporatist social framework that does not entirely believe in collectivism or on socialism, but in which the government has ample power to have a control on its citizens.... A good example is that of Germany that initially was divided into East Germany and West Germany but later was merged as one thus forming the german Democratic Republic which was based on principles followed by the West german capitalist economy....
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This paper looks at the viability of establishing a biotechnology firm in the southern region of Germany.... This german state provided the right nurturing environment by giving opportunities for all these to occur.... Various factors have been considered in depth in arriving at this decision to locate the firm there versus locating in other regions of the country or even in other European countries....
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This paper demonstrates the acquisition of a European (German) manufacturing firm by an American manufacturing firm, therefore both companies are located in the secondary sector, the motive of integration is thus the desire to expand to a larger scale and cross-continental boundaries.... Americans focus on breaking the formal barriers which exist between the lines of hierarchy in order to promote innovation, hence they favor the creation of cross-functional teams which favor open collars, and hence no strict dress code, they have free forms of discussion unlike the german well-structured ones, and they have the liberty to address their company members with casual names (german-Way, 1999)....
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The author analyzes "Hitler's table talk, 1941 – 1944: His private conversations" book.... This book contains private conversations with his aides from 1941 – 1944 and provides insight about the views and opinions of Hitler and also his dominant character and personality traits… The painting was his hobby and he found time to practice this....
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