… aspects of the revolt. To analyse his impact to the revolt we must ultimately consider the contribution he made to the revolt in terms of what he achieved of the revolt's aims that would not have been achieved had he not been present. <Tab/&gt…

… to take Sudetenland in 1938. Hitler encouraged the Sudeten Nazis to unify with Germany, and the Sudeten Nazis agreed. Hitler told them to make a lie that they were being ill-treated by the Czechoslovakia's government, not only that the Nazis of Sudetenla…

… The Celts would starve themselves to disgrace someone who wronged them, and the starvation would go on until the situation/situations were made right. It was a way of "self-sacrifice" to the Catholics. If a hunger striker died, the person or people…

… Corsica on 15 August, 1769. Consequently Napoleon Bonaparte was not, in fact French. He was, though, a French subject as a result of the ceding of Corsica to France by the Genoese in 1768. His family was upper-middle class. His father Carlo was…

… for the causes of the French revolution.Mainly political, social, and economic conditions in France contributed to the discontent felt by many French people-especially those of the third estate. The ideas of the intellectuals of the Enlightenment…

… revolution there was the open field system was used. There were strips of land which were shared between farmers meaning that no one had any privacy on their farm. There were many disadvantages of the open field. Disease could spread quickly…

… strong in will, strong in endurance, strong to bare all sacrifices ("Hitler Quotes n.pag.)" A leader to some, the murderer of millions, Adolf Hitler influenced the world with great impact on the minds and hears of all that would follow for generations.…

… World War were: the Munich agreement (which was signed in 1938, between Germany, UK, France and Italy) and the invasion in Czechoslovakia (March 15 1939) by Hitler. Although, I think the most important cause for the beginning of world war two was the…

… the imagination of both their generation and of historians; the most compelling is Napoleon Bonaparte. His life is the story of the rise from the bottom of a strong-willed and brilliant man whose flaws eventually cause him to fall from power. His…

… Czechoslovakia were important fact of cause factors of the World War II. Because these things actually made Hitler ready for World War II and Chamberlain decide to declare war on Germany., sSo it's difficult to choose which one is the biggest cause of…