Essay about Hindenburg

The Hindenburg was an amazing zeppelin built by the Germans. Known for its leisure traveling across the Atlantic Ocean and being the symbol of an amazing engineering by the Germans. Sadly, a catastrophic disaster strike the magnificent airship that shock many people who witness the unfortunate, but horrifying dramatic event. Afterwards, resulting many questioning the cause of the terrible disaster. The crash of the Hindenburg that happen in 1937 was a disaster that caused shock and despair around the world.

Even after days, months, and years our six survivors struggle to get back to the life they once had before the terrible disaster. Through all the forty years after the explosion, they had to deal and cope with the terrible flashbacks of the bloodied bodies and corpses. They will had to deal with the empty space that was left in their hearts made by deaths and of many close family members; and although many family members didn't die immediately, many died in the months and years following. Also, the bombs did not spare much or any money, shelter, and provisions; meaning our survivors had to endure poverty and homelessness. The novel comes to a

On the 7 May 1915 at 14:30, then 240 metre long and 27 meter wide ship

Most readers are aware of the many famous deaths or acts of death within the Shakespearean plays. And when the main characters die in Shakespeare’s plays, indeed, the readers would categorize the play as a tragedy. The problem with any tragedy definition is that most tragic plays do not define the tragedy conditions explained or outlined by Aristotle. According to Telford (1961), a tragedy is a literary

Smoke and flames were spewing out of gaping holes bored by American Airlines’ Boeing 767 that crashed between the 93 and 99 floors on the North face of the 110- story building. Each of the North Tower floors were roughly an acre. The top 20 floors engulfed in flames, he was staring at a 20- acre fire raging 90 stories above. He thought in his head that, This is the most unbelievable sight I’ve ever seen. Meldrum parked the fire truck on the West Street in front of the

Tragedy is an element of literature. It is rooted in Greek mythology and ancient Greek society. Its definition is “A literary piece that consists of a courageous noble character who must confront powerful obstacles, either external or from within”, and “the protagonist usually has a tragic

The ship won the battle, but they still had one problem to deal with, the captain’s passing. In the bulkhead, they found the first mate’s sword, they also found his watch. The crew took him to court and he plead not

Today, tragedy is understood as a disastrous event, that involves an enormous loss of life (ex: terrorist attack, natural disaster, etc.), which gains widespread media attention for public perception and world understanding. As a literary term, tragedy in a fictional narrative, typically drama involves a sorrowful event, where a good individual, who through a character flaw and/or conflict with an overwhelming effect, experiences setbacks of fortune from success to adversity and becomes a tragic individual. Tragedy usually involves the death of one or more characters (including the tragic individual) caused by the actions of a tragic individual and/or the villain in the literary work of art. (Aristotle)

In literature, a tragedy is defined as a drama where the main character in the end suffers extreme sorrow because of their mistakes or poor judgment. The characters that are fated to suffer the extreme sorrow, the tragedy, are (called) tragic characters. These tragic characters, however, must follow Aristotle’s principles which include:

“But I didn't call to him for he gave a sudden intimation that he was content to be alone--he stretched out his arms toward the dark water in a curious way, and far as I was from him I could have sworn

I did some research about the explosion, and found the answer to why it happened. This demonstration is called the “whoosh bottle.” It is where you place a low-boiling alcohol such as methanol, ethanol, or isopropanol into a bottle, coat the entire bottle with the alcohol, and then use fire to create an combustion reaction

Initially, the idea of tragedy is foreshadowed when the author states the reason why the

The floor consists mostly of office cubicles with a small room in the back, labelled “Break Room”. Polo walks to a cubicle and starts to work. Around us, people are typing, walking around, or just having conversation. He only gets out of the chair for lunch, which is held in the break room, and heats something up in the microwave. When the timer on the side reaches one, a deafening explosion fills the room, and the next thing I know Polo and I are surrounded by smoke. Outside the room, we are greeted by more smoke and flames. Half of the floor is gone and there is a massive hole in one side of the building, like a very large, poorly cut window. On all fours, Polo crawls to the hole and looks down. The other building is untouched, but the hole in ours cuts into at least fifteen levels. With nowhere else to go, Polo remains there by the hole, listening to sirens of approaching emergency trucks. I hear distant shouts from the floors

some other nearby witness’ claim that they even heard explosions as if there were bombs that

As Joseph’s bomber was just over the target it was stuck by enemy Flak in the bomb-bay section . The bomber quickly caught fire as it was carrying incendiary bombs. The plane rolled over and dove straight down in flames.