… love ethic in her novel, 'The Diary of a Young Girl'? 'I want to go on living after my death. And therefore I am grateful to God for giving me this gift...of expressing all that is in me.' It was this remarkable talent of expression that Anne…

… describes the foreign policy pursued by the United States after the Second World War. The policy itself was an attempt to 'contain' the Soviet Union within its current borders and frustrate any attempts of expansion. George F. Kennan, a…

… as a triumph for the USA? Before the Korean War ensued America maintained the reputation of a dominatingly, successful and unbeatable superpower, an image that was further enhanced by the fact they emerged victorious after their intervention in…

… an unbiased stance between the United States and Russia. Russia's political principles were critically opposed to democracy and industrial capitalism and the United States had trouble accepting the simple fact that they could exist. The ideals between…

… landing sites Omaha, Utah, Juno, Sword and Gold. These were code names given to specific sections of beach. Omaha beach was the largest targeted strip of beach, it was over 10 kilometer long. Counting from the right, Omaha beach was the second, it…

… that had the greatest single impact on the war was the invention of the rifled musket. The weapon of choice before the war was muskets that had no spin on them. The new rifles solved old technical problems of other muskets. They had a spiral to spin…

… explain the military significance of the Battle of Kursk. The Battle of Kursk was a decisive battle of World War II; it remains the largest armored battle of all time. While originally planned as a German offensive, the Soviet defense was so successful…

… is to answer the question as to whether or not the strategy of "Market-Garden" was fatally flawed? It is easy to see the strategy of Market Garden as flawed, being that the operation did fail. However, the fact that it failed does not mean that the…

… for American foreign policy? After the French defeat in Dien Bein Phu an international conference was called at Geneva in 1954 in order to devise a settlement, which would end the war, enable the French to leave Indochina whilst at the same…

… involvement in World War 2 could have been prevented and was only allowed to happen to create excuse for America to enter the war. War is the health of the State (Zinn 168). Our industrial complex is based on war. War creates jobs and thus helps…