European History Essays and Term Papers

of the Depression were the same. The 1930's are usually seen as a time of great suffering and poverty. In fact, an overview of the time in terms of economics shows a time of relative prosperity and this is especially true when compared to other…

power, greed and even survival. These conflicts can become a big issue and sometimes lead to war. It is only a matter of time before there will be apocalyptic results. These conflicts between men are demonstrated in many novels and in other literature.…

came out of the concentration camps and their hiding - places in the year 1945. Most of the survivors had the conviction that the dimension of the crimes had put an end to anti-Semitism in both German states. However the reality looked different:…

to whether the Greek or the Turkish side should be blamed for the emergence and the prolongation of the inter-communal conflict in Cyprus. The body has been divided into four major parts. The first section deals with the start of nationalist movements…

began his protests against indulgences and then against the Roman Catholic Church. It was a time of immense change within Europe. There were many causes that contributed towards the Reformation, such as, the printing press and the state of the Church…

radical changes were taking place in every aspect of peoples lives. In this essay, I will be looking at the extent of the changes that Stalin imposed on the USSR. The driving force behind all of the changes taking place in the USSR was the second…

unique style of painting, by using usually only the colors of red and white. This made him quest for a perfect red, that would bring out life in his paintings. He did do portraits of famous people, but his love of painting centered in the region of…

policies towards Ireland between 1841-6?" Success, I this context, can be considered as: - Making the other members of the Tory party content, - Making the Public of Ireland content, In more still more detail, success can be defined by judging: …

- by Edward Chancellor Jason Murdoch This book discusses speculation and how it has shaped the western world. The book spans from the Romans to Modern day but in keeping with the theme of this course observations will be restricted to…

in Renaissance Venice and examines the society's view of acceptable sexual conduct while maintaining the fabric of society. The main sources are court records of the various sex related crimes. Occasionally augmented by diaries and details of dowry…