In late 1941, the Japanese executed a surprise military attack against Pearl Harbor, a United States naval base. Causing over two thousand casualties including civilians, this bombing prompted the US …
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It becomes self-evident that power leads to corruption in Chapters 1-6 of George Orwell's Animal Farm while analyzing allegorical connections to Stalin, the deeper significance of the windmill, and wh…
Mikhail S. Gorbachev entered office in March 1985 determined to scrap old assumptions about Soviet foreign policy. He had drawn lessons from the return of Cold War tensions in the early 1980s. The "ol…
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