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…miscalculation of British and Russian policy - which would result in a German dominated Europe;                   By either one of these two wars the German government thought its interests would be served: at minimum, a successful localised war - kept…

…a lie-making, truth-hiding, corrupt, totali! tarian nation lying in ruins, afraid of the truth and consumed with hatred. All aspects of Orwell's 1984 are symbolic in one way or another. Orwell undoubtedly based Big Brother on Russian leader Joseph Stalin…

…the United States have used women in modern warfare. The first was Russia during WWII and later Israel in 1948. Russian women flew fighters to protect Stalingrad from advancing German armies and also took up arms to protect the West 3 city (The Journal…

…and not to expand further. He also made a series of complex treaties with Russia, Austria and Italy. The basic outcome of this web of agreements was that Germany had a neutrality pact with Russia in the event of an Austro-Russian war, whilst promising support…

…on Russian leader Joseph Stalin, whose means concerned sole power and totalitarianism. The description of the steel-faced, black-mustachioed Brother bears a great resemblance to Stalin, whose last name means steel. He also used Nazi leader Adolf Hitler…

…a new constitution. It did not pass. Then he decided to inflame the Prussians again and attacked Wellington on June 18th. British and Prussians were allied, along with the Russians and Austrians. In march 1815; deliberations of congress were interrupted…

…a bold statement by ending the war so violently and quickly while letting the Russians know that the U.S. does not need or want their help anymore. Also, the Russians probably realized that the Americans do not want them anywhere in Asia, where Communism…

…For some, the privatization of Russian industry has been one of the great success stories of Russia’s painful economic transition: quick, firm and radical action was taken to shift the great bulk of Russian industry out of state hands, thereby laying…

…unit with some central administrative departments.The Greater Berlin Area, which was 340 square miles, was divided into four sectors also--one for each of the Allied Powers. The eastern part went to the Russians. The western portion went to France, Britain…

…it was seen that either the Germans or the Russians would dominate Eastern Europe, the plan was forced to change. It shifted from one where the U.S. and Great Britain would keep order in Europe, to one where Great Britain and Russia would keep order in Europe…