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- 31: Theodore Seuss Geisel, Better
- ... not it may heal remains to be seen, but its value in this case can hardly be disputed. The Sneetches, written by Dr. Seuss in 1953, "will be translated by NATO into Serbo-Croatian and distributed to 500,000 children in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of an information campaign to help encourage ethnic tolerance." (Reading Today 7) The idea to do this came from "a NATO soldier who read the book as a child and remembered the message of tolerance in The Sneetches." (Reading Today 7) Dr. Seuss’ characters "now have the opportunity to teach their ...
- 32: European Union
- ... truly sovereign states or are they still puppet states controlled by Russia? The view today has to different sides: the European, who are willing to accept Warsaw Pact states into NATO and the E.U. given they meet the requirements; And the U.S. policy which is against any expansion of NATO or the E.U. into the countries in question. The European Union? The European Union is the name of the organization for the countries that have decided to co-operate ...
- 33: What Is Postmodernism
- ... destroyed at the push of a button. Baudrillard s writings have been criticised for being highly abstract, however his view is in my view not so easily dismissed. At present NATO are engaged in military action with Yugoslavia. Recent developments mean that Russia and China have become involved and are demanding a cessation to the bombing. What power do they really have? What power does NATO really have? If this crisis develops into a major conflict between major world powers what can either side do? If either side were to launch a nuclear attack the other ...
- 34: The Transition of Power From President to President
- ... He created a massive airlift whereby food and supplies could be delivered even though the Russians blockaded the western sectors of Berlin in 1948 and at the same time created NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organizations) in 1949. Truman lived a long and fruitful life but which was cut short on December 26, 1972 when he died. Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D ... he was the Supreme Commander of the invasion force invading France. During peacetime he became the President of Columbia University and went on to become the leader of the new NATO forces that were being created in 1951. In 1952, Eisenhower ran for presidency and won with a sweeping victory with the unforgettable slogan of “I Like Ike.” He tried to ...
- 35: Political, Social And Moral Me
- ... not it may heal remains to be seen, but its value in this case can hardly be disputed. The Sneetches, written by Dr. Seuss in 1953, "will be translated by NATO into Serbo-Croatian and distributed to 500,000 children in Bosnia and Herzegovina as part of an information campaign to help encourage ethnic tolerance." (Reading Today 7) The idea to do this came from "a NATO soldier who read the book as a child and remembered the message of tolerance in The Sneetches." (Reading Today 7) Dr. Seuss characters "now have the opportunity to teach their ...
- 36: Tom Clancy
- ... the total collapse of their economy and country was to seize the oil rich Middle East. They also realized that the countries that make up the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), in particular the United States would not stand for this hostile action. Consequently the Soviets determine that it will be necessary to neutralize NATO conventionally; that is to say without nuclear weapons. Of course, throughout the Cold War the many themes of the U.S.S.R. attacking the U.S are presented by ...
- 37: Cold War Paper
- ... West Berlin. As a result, the United States responded by entering into a peacetime military alliance; this being the first time since the American Revolution. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) a project costing $1.3 billion, enabled the basing of all four United States Army divisions into Western Europe. Twelve nations agreed to sign this pact that stated "an armed ... Henretta, p. 875) Consequently, a few months later, Stalin "lifted the blockade which had made the city a symbol of resistance to communism." (Henretta, p.875) Between the creation of NATO, the National Security Act and CIA, and the Marshall Plan, America was dictating their position with Russia and communism. These measures made it possible for Americans to become more comfortable ...
- 38: Cold War 4
- ... to divide up Europe between the superpowers. After Europe was divided up treaty organizations and alliances stated forming up again. One of these alliances was the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This allied the western portion of Europe. Next came the Warsaw Pact, it was the communistic version of NATO. Throughout the Cold War, relations between the Soviet Union and the west alternated between times of tension and crises and periods of reduced tension and limited cooperation. Though the two ...
- 39: Will There Be a World War III?
- ... members of the industrialized West, and especially America, are at peace. So why get involved in this situation in Kosovo? “President Clinton has asserted that, after a brief period of NATO occupation, the ethnic groups will reconcile.” (Kissinger 36) But “Ethnic groups in Bosnia have not reconciled after three years of NATO peacekeeping,” says Henry Kissinger in “Doing Injury to History”. (37) Army Lt. Gen. William Odom of the Hudson institute is quoted in the article “Balkan Nights” as saying, “Where’s ...
- 40: War In Vieques
- ... confronted the warships at sea several times. In February of 1978, US admiral Robert Fanagan told the fisherman that they would not be allowed to fish during 3 weeks. All NATO countries had planned an intensive military maneuver along all of Vieques coastsline. Carlo Zenón informed him that they would protest. Imagine me, a Puerto Rican fisherman, telling a US Navy ... fishing boats invaded waters where target practice with live ammunition were about to begin. They were carrying out a struggle with the sling shot of David against the Goliath of NATO. They were successful detaining the maneuvers and awakening the support of the entire Puerto Rican nation. This activism at sea has won important victories for the people of Vieques during ...
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