Mikhail Alexandrovich Berlioz

“It was time, I thought, for someone to stand up for what’s right; and it might as well be me.” Ivan Allen Jr. wrote these words in a journal just days after the Atlanta mayoral election of 1961. Allen Jr. made the decision early on in his political career to base his choice-making not on the polls, but on his own moral values. He possessed a certain quiet strength that made him an admirable character in the political scene. His fortitude of character and bravery enabled him to become one of the most impactful mayors in our nation’s history.

Just who is Joel Rakhamimov? A 12-year old boy with a passion for sliced bread, a fun and excellent boy who has dreams of becoming a Physician because as he states “I want to learn how the world works.” Joel was born on December 9, 2002; he is the middle child, his favorite and all time memory was going to Russia. He remembers quite a lot, he said the best thing in Russia was the beautiful scenery, the people there are very friendly and the food he states is really amazing. While interviewing Joel, I noticed he had a great deal charisma. He is easily able to talk to others and has a great sense of humor. He would joke a lot during the interview I would give a question like, where were you born? He would answer with "oh you see I was born somewhere

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David Berkowitz, who would grow up to terrorize the streets of New York in a year long reign, was born on June 1, 1953 to Betty Broder and Joseph Kleinman in Brooklyn, New York. Mr. Kleinman, not wanting another child, told Betty to put the child up for adoption.

A couple of days later, another Doctor confirmed the diagnosys of Bergmann, a Doctor name Tobold. They brought it to the Crown Prince and the Prince also agreed with to have the surgery performed. The complete laryngectomy had been specifically excluded but on request of Queen Victoria Doctor Morrell Mackenzie was called

Have you ever tried to help a friend out with a homework assignment without actually giving them the answer? Sometimes the answer is so black and white that is it written out explicitly on the page but, your friend can’t seem to understand. In the essay Our Unhealthy Future Under Environmentalism, John Berlau debates that conserving and preserving our environment is unnecessary and environmentalist should inexplicitly, take a chill pill. Berlau fails to see the negative impact on the environment that humans are the cause of. We are animals, however, as the only intellectual species with reasoning skills on the planet, we should have an added responsibility of preserving this earth for our future generations. Berlau’s essay provides a solid

The Greek Civil War Was Caused by an Economic and political crisis after the Second World war and ran from 1946-1949. Because of The war, many greeks Migrated to Australia seeking a better life. Over 160000 migrants came to Australia after WW2. The person I’ll be telling you about is Konstantinos Panagaris.

Ivan in The Death of Ivan Ilyich, written by Leo Tolstoy, tells a tale about a man whose attitude ultimately becomes his downfall. The Death of Ivan Ilyich opens with the future. Ivan’s funeral is currently going on, however it is not actually known why these things are going on until later in the story. This is where a tale of a man who only lives a life to make himself look good to others begins. Everything from his profession, love, and possessions is all a lie.

At the end of the nineteenth century, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia reluctantly took command of an empire overflowing with revolutionaries who were seeking change in response to hardships that their nation was facing. His timid personality, coupled with his lack of political education and military experience, made him unfit to calm the war-fueled chaos that would soon envelop Russia. Nicholas’ series of unfortunate, unprepared and uninformed decisions began with his marriage and eventually ended with his decision to abandon the capital to lead his armies, ultimately leading to the demise of his imperial family’s three-hundred-year dynastic tradition.

During the Holocaust, there were countless Jewish victims who were greatly hurt by the Nazis. There were also many people who risked their lives to save and protect these victims. Many ordinary people did extraordinary things to protect what needed to be protected.

Not many Ukrainian-Americans are easily recognizable to the average American. They may identify some actors, such as Mila Kunis or Milla Jovovich, but many do not realize the significant impact they’ve had on the American way of life or the world as a whole. George Kistiakowsky is a great example of an important Ukrainian-American who has influenced everyone’s life. Kistiakowsky was a physical chemistry professor at Harvard, worked on the Manhattan Project, and was President Eisenhower’s Science Advisor. His work could have possibly saved the modern world as we know it.

As Tolstoy explicates at the beginning of the novel of how Ivan Ilyich’s life is centered around the outer appearance and social status means, the insincere régime is the first way humans can decide to live by. He further wrote; Ivan have surrounded himself by “the best circles of lawyers, and wealthy gentry in town...” (54). A luxurious lifestyle

Coincidentally, while I was watching Dancing with the Stars last night, I was amazed to learn that Alek Skarlatos, of recent fame because he and two friends attacked the gunman on a Belgian train and helped to ward off what could easily have been a massacre of human life on board the train, was a student an Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, where the shooting took place. When interviewed before his dance, Alek, obviously distraught, said he knew the families and was touched personally by the shooting at his college. He also said that his heart would not let him do anything but fly back to Roseburg and attend a vigil for those who had lost their lives, were injured, or who had witnessed the travesty. When Alek returned, still shaken,

Ivan the Terrible was born Ivan IV Chetvyorty Vasilyevich on August 25, 1530, in… Muscovy, Russia (). He was the grandson of Ivan III Vasilyevich, or Ivan the Great, who was known for helping Russia gain its independence from the Tatars. In 1547, Ivan IV was crowned the first czar, or emperor, of Russia; in the same year he also married Anastasia Romanovna. She died in 1560 which resulted in him re-marrying multiple times, but his marriage to Anastasia was considered the happiest. After her death, he became depressed and erratic. He suspected a boyar, a member of the old aristocracy in Russia, murdered her which made him even more paranoid. This death affected him on such a large scale that it caused him to go on a reign of terror for the

While creating tragic characters to augment their works’ eventual emotional appeals, Behn and Shakespeare construct their protagonists differently to ultimately frame their texts as tragedies. Distinguishing the role of her protagonist in facilitating the cataclysmic conclusion of her work, Behn characterizes Oroonoko as both exceptional and idealistic. Introducing Oroonoko to the reader, the narrator defines him as: