Category: Historical Figures

Winston Churchills Iron Curtain Speech Analysis Question 1: Churchill believes the Soviet Union desires the fruits of war and the indefinite expansion of their power and doctrines. How might those expansionist desires challenge the Western principle of national political self-determination, a cause it championed during World War 2? Churchill did not believe that Soviet Russia…

The Sinews of Peace by Winston Churchill As a wise and experienced politician, Churchill could not but realize the fact that being a state which contributed to the defeat of Nazi Germany most of all, the USSR expected to obtain the fruits of war and compensate for all losses. Moreover, possessing an overwhelming military power,…

Adolf Hitlers 1933 Speech Mobilizing the Masses Table of Contents Introduction Germanys Problems Appeal to Nationalism Measures Suggested Reflection on the Speech Conclusion References Introduction Adolf Hitlers speech in 1933 is one of his famous public speeches calling for a reorganization policy in the country (Berlin, 1933). Although further actions, as it is known, will…

The Treaty of Versailles and Hitlers Rise to Power Table of Contents Introduction The Effect of the Treaty of Versailles The Economic Collapse and the Popularity of Hitlers Persona The Role of Mass Media Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Back in the 1920s, Germany had to struggle with multiple political and economic issues. The Treaty of…

Hitlers Berlin: Proclamation to the German Nation Table of Contents Introduction Internal and External Problems Nationalism Measures Response Conclusion Reference Introduction Despite brutal and inhumane methods Adolph Hitler used during his rule in Germany, no one can neglect the fact that this person remains one of the strongest and effective leaders and orators of all…

Portraits of Paganini, Napoleon, Marie-Antoinette and Countess Tournon Paganini by Delacroix and Napoleon in his Study by Jacques-Louis David In comparing the portraits Paganini by Delacroix and Napoleon in his Study by Jacques-Louis David are full-figure portraits, but the resemblance ends there. While the propaganda portrait of Napoleon is brighter and has more detail, the…