Eastern world

became more prominent and apparent since the Civilizing Process meant that violence was no longer an inherent part of everyday life. Ideology, namely, ‘a historically rooted, descriptive and normative mental map of both the way the world works and the way the world should work’ , played a prominent role in influencing collective violence. This essay will focus primarily on pogroms and collective anti-Semitic violence in order to gain a more in depth understanding of collective violence. Anti-Semitism

time of Feudalism and Manorialism, and many political, economic, social, and several other, changes were made. Then, during the Late Middle Ages (1300-1600), Western Europe was truly starting to form and become its own territory. At the same time, Eastern European Russia was just beginning to form, and it soon became one of the top civilizations. These two European territories were similar and different. First, England and Russia had their similarities and differences politically. Next, the two parts

accidents?”’ Which of these phrases more accurately describes the Eastern European revolutions of 1989?’ The year of 1989 is watershed point in the world history, during this year the basis was prepared for 75-year-old Soviet Union to collapse, Cold War to come to the end. The year symbolizes the victory of the USA and its allies over Soviet Union, the collapse of bipolar world where two major powers were leading the world after the World War Two and the beginning of the long-lasting hegemony of the

13, 1961, the Communist government of Germany began to build a barbed wire and concrete wall between East and West Berlin. The purpose of the Berlin Wall was to keep the Western extremist from entering East Germany. The Partitioning of Berlin As World War II was ending in 1945, the territories owned by Germany were being divided. Once it was split, the nation was sectioned into four zones. The east of the country went to the Soviet Union, while the west went to the Allies. Even though Berlin was

have got anything out of it, except millions of people deaths. Whenever “war” start it’s always happened because of two nations disagreement with one another. In 1948 Berlin Blockade, The USSR attempt to break the connection between the Western and Eastern parts of Berlin, in the result of this early days of Cold war started. As long as I know the history there is only one person who said violence, weapons is not way for solution of any problems which we get. The USSR was a powerful country and they

its lack of recognition and size (Skordas). 1992 was an odd year; the Soviet Union had just collapsed and states in Eastern Europe were still deciding what they should do. One of these nations, Moldova, which broke away from the Soviet Union in 1989 had declared autonomy and sought to create a new state, free of Russian influence. This gave rise to Russian separatists in the eastern part of the country(Englund “Fears”) who waged a small civil war in order to gain their independence. This war lead

How would energy diversification away from Russia change the behaviour of Germany to its Eastern European Partners? Germany is by a long distance the largest consumer of energy in Europe it is especially reliant on foreign sources of energy in the form of fossil fuels. ‘Germany is the seventh largest consumer of energy in the world,’ (EIA 2013) and because Germany has an insufficient amount of local oil and gas reserves to fuel its economy it imports most if not all of its gas and oil needs. Germany’s

nuclear race. For instance, ideology and security both influenced the same event, which in this case was the creation of the Eastern bloc. (Heywood, 2014) stated that Soviet expansion into Eastern Europe was seen as “defensive rather than aggressive”, motivated essentially by a buffer zone desire. Security was an important factor because the Soviets believed that by having the eastern bloc, they would be protected from Germany as they had been invaded twice since 1917. Stalin wanted to ensure that future

Union and NATO. To qualify for membership in both organisations, the new members buried old conflicts and embarked on economic reforms that made them richer. Europe as a whole has benefited because trade with the fast-growing economies of Central and Eastern Europe has made western member-states wealthier and stabilised the European Union’s borders. But after the European Union had accepted 12 countries between 2004 and 2007 (ten former communist countries plus Cyprus and Malta), a number of European

which allowed the majority of people to move to the USA. In the beginning, the immigrants who came to the USA tended to come from northern and western Europe, like: Britain, Ireland and Germany; but the years passed and more people from southern and eastern Europe such as Italy, Austria – Hungary, Russia, Western Poland and Greece began arriving, and between the 1900 and 1914, 13 million immigrants had already settled in the USA. Before anyone could see what was happening, more than 25 million foreigners