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…organizations. However, he accepted help from fascists Mussolini and Hitler. In Hitler's case, there were several incentives from getting involved in the civil war. First, there was the chance to experiment with terror bombing on civilian populated cities…

…period of time, to go to Britain to escape the terrors of their homeland. But in order to do so, paper work had to be approved and the children would be forced to leave behind their families. Besides the kinder transport, the only chance of survival…

…a bus of young children and their driver, Kate, who are taken hostage by a group of terrorists, the main two referred to as Artkin and Miro. Mark, an anti-terrorism general, uses his own son, Ben, to launch a counter-attack against the terrorists. This plot…

…time. This newly found patriotism would stay with us as we embarked on a new war on terrorism. <Tab/>I had never even heard of the Taliban or Al-Qaida. I could not understand what we could have possible done to them to deserve what they did…

…Summary: <Tab/>This novel is basically about Jonas Taylor who theorizes that the Megalodon may still terrorize the deep seas of the Mariana Trench. Jonas discovered this might be true after his last dive. The real…

…Sports to Education. Streats: Home Affairs - 12 Articles World Affairs - 5 Articles Entertainment - 9 Articles Education - 3 Articles Terrorism - 2 Articles Sports - 12 Articles Technology - 3 Articles Others - 9 Articles Today: Home Affairs…

…be considered the master of tales of terror, imagination, and suspense. His studies may be roughly divided into horror stories and detective stories. Although fantastic elements play the essential role in both genres, horror stories draw much attention to mystery…

…a charm to kill Proctor's wife" Abigail terrorizes the girl to never repeat what truly happened that night. "...and mark this. Let either of you breathe a word, or the edge of a word, about the other things, and I will come to you in the black of some terrible…

…. At that time, corporal punishment was meted out by ritual beatings on the hands with a hard rubber strap. Alfred Hitchcock would later recall that those incidents felt to him much like "going to the gallows." Punishment, and terror of it being unfairly…

…, the people were still not satisfied. So the people of France sent King Louis to the guillotine were he was beheaded on January 21st 1793. The French revolution then moved into what is known as the Reign of Terror. Robespierre, who was a member of the committee…