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... accommodate,
- subservience and dependence,
- identification,
- interiorization and character,
- extroversion and introversion,
- frustration tolerance and empathy
- conflict management, which is the center of the page. Obviously this is a controversial organization in many ways. All elements would be defined meanings. This exceeds the scope of such a... |
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| ... ruinous war the old regime collapsed. By March, a provisional government under Alexander Kerensky was set up. During the ensuing revolution the Jews were caught in the middle. Much of the conflict centered around the south and west, where over 3 million Jews lived. It is estimated that over 2000 pogroms took place, especially in the Ukraine, leading to the death of 100,000-200,000... |
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... been under increasing pressure for the past 3 weeks, begins to withdraw towards Gondar, allowing the 9th Indian Brigade to occupy the town.
1941: The Japanese intervene in the conflict between Vichy France and Thailand, imposing an armistice on the French, which they are powerless to refuse.
1942 January 31, ESTONIA
Franz Stahlecker, commander of Eins... |
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... természet. Budapest, Vince
Jonaitis, A., ed. 1991. Cheifly Feasts: The Enduring Kwkaiutl Potltach. Seattle, AMHH
LeVine, R. A. & Campbell, D. T. 1973. Ethnocentrism: Theories of Conflict, Ethnic Attitudes, and Group Behavior. New York, Wiley
Radcliffe-Brown, A. R. & Forde, D. (eds.) 1970. African Systems Of Kinship and Marriage. Oxford, Oxford University Press
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... allied countries, sign a UN Declaration in Washington of co-operation and no separate peace.
1942: Jean Moulin, the mayor of Chartes, France, who escaped to England early in the conflict, parachutes back into the country in an effort to organize and unify the feuding Resistance factions.
1942: British forces take Bardia, along with 8,000 Axis prisoners.... |
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... a law. He can either sit in the toilet or leave the train." These are utterances made in this connection which, however, have nothing to do with the world-wide importance of the great conflict.
Mr. Justice Jackson: Let us go down to where Goebbels brings up the subject of the German forests.
Goering: Just a moment. Yes. It starts where Goebbels asked for a de... |
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... Daru-madár / vizi madár, Daru- Vár / Vízvár neveinket, utóbbi a Dráva mellett. Eszerint a Ci-Dari-Ta hunok értelme annyi, mint Sir- Darja mellett lakó emberek.
33) ... but this conflict must not blind us to the fact that the inhabitants of both regions originally belonged to the same stock and remained closely affiliated as regards race and language. The Bactrians and S... |
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... (Paris, France)
12,884 people, among them 4,051 children, were arrested and imprisoned in the Paris Velodrome d'Hiver cycling stadium. The action had been postponed so as not to conflict with Bastille Day. People were kept there for five days without almost any food and water. In general, the French police would only participate in roundups of foreign Jews, while the Gestap... |
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... (Paris, France)
12,884 people, among them 4,051 children, were arrested and imprisoned in the Paris Velodrome d'Hiver cycling stadium. The action had been postponed so as not to conflict with Bastille Day. People were kept there for five days without almost any food and water. In general, the French police would only participate in roundups of foreign Jews, while the Gestap... |
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