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…. Bibliography Works Cited “JSOURCE” http://4holocaust.4anything.com/network-frame/0,1855,4033:40358,00.html “NAAF Holocaust Project.” http://www.neveragain.org/time.htm Anderson, Anthony. “Anne Frank Was Not Alone: Holland…

…“NAAF Holocaust Project.” http://www.neveragain.org/time.htm Anderson, Anthony. “Anne Frank Was Not Alone: Holland and the Holocaust.” http://www-lib.usc.edu/~anthonya/holo.htm Bulow, Louis. “Auschwitz Hitler’s Deathcamp.” http://home8.inet.tele.dk…

…, amidst the simple beauty of nature," (Anne Frank, 5). In times of despondency and even contentment, people look towards the gods for counsel. They set the guiding principles for human subsistence. People worship these ideal beings throughout all circumstances…

….) 1963. Frank, Anne Tales from the Secret Annex (New York: Washington Square Press) 1983. Muller, Filip Eyewitness Auschwitz (New York: Stein and Day Publishers) 1979. Wiesenthal, Simon The Sunflower (New York: Shocken Books) 1976.…

…Bremerton. 2.CAL COBURN BROWN convicted December 10, 1993 for the stabbing and strangulation death of Holly Washa. 3.DAROLD RAY STENSEN convicted August 11, 1994 for the shooting deaths of his wife, Denise Ann Stenson, and his business partner, Frank Clement…

…girls’ eating disorders. The first study was done by Anne Becker (1997), who studied young girls on the island of Fiji, starting in the year 1995, just before television was introduced to the residents. The one channel available to them played the shows…

…. In the 1960s, researchers from both theories began to study the interaction of the genes and the environment (Devlin 1997). Dr. Ann Barnet explains, "Even in an unborn baby, genes and environment interact almost from the moment of conception"(Barnet, 1998, p.10…

…; the issue "concerned the movie company's choices, not its rights" (41). He supports this argument further by indicating that the MPAA would never support a film portraying Malcolm X as a paid agent of Hoover's FBI or portraying Anne Frank "as an out-of-control…

…Gene Krupa was born in Chicago, Illinois on January 15, 1909. He was the youngest son of Bartley and Ann Krupa's nine children. His father died when Gene was very young and his mother worked as a milliner to support the family. All of the children had…

…their "intact-family" counterparts to get divorced or separated. "The complexity of families has reached astounding proportions," says Frank Furstenberg, University of Pennsylvania sociologist. A child who lives in such circumstances finds it very difficult to reckon…