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between 1938 and 1945 Hitler’s regime attempted to expand and apply the nazi system to territories outside the German Reich.
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La batalla del Atlántico fue el enfrentamiento naval que tuvo como escenario de operaciones el océano Atlántico, prácticamente en toda su extensión, librada durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial entre los grandes navíos alemanes, los U-Boot comandados por el almirante Karl Dönitz y la casi totalidad de la escuadra británica.
Comenzó el 3 de septiembre de 1939 y duró hasta el final de la guerra. Conscientes de que la Kriegsmarine alemana no podría derrotar a la Royal Navy británica, los marinos alemanes intentaron bloquear al Reino Unido, destruyendo los buques mercantes que le suministraban recursos. La insuficiencia de buques submarinos alemanes al inicio de la guerra y la superioridad tecnológica y numérica aliada al final de la misma, frustraron los planes alemanes desde el comienzo. Aunque la Kriegsmarine nunca puso en peligro de muerte a Gran Bretaña, causó muchos problemas de abastecimiento hasta principios de 1944, cuando la batalla acabó.
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The reason that President Harry Truman order the Atomic
Energy Commission to produce a hydrogen bomb was because President Truman had
hoped that it would restore the advantage of the United States over the soviet
union by which he ask them to produce hydrogen bomb that would be 1,000 times
powerful than the atomic bomb.
The Encomienda system left a lasting impact on the newly independent Latin American nations. Much of the local belief system and structure was destroyed and replaced with Catholicism. Many of the natives had been treated so poorly, abused, and taken advantage of that repairing the broken relationships was near impossible. The natives were extremely fearful of the Spanish and those that replaced them in power. They had been seen as less than human and simply a work force to use until they died, much as some slaves were seen in America decades later. Natives would face severe discrimination for years after.
Nationalistic music
Nationalistic music often sings about important national events such as independence, victories such as those of world war and unifying events such as the civil war. The theme is often that of rallying people into unity and nation building.
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