Paul Rusesabagina Research Paper

Truganini was a determined, intelligent, resourceful, resilient, woman who obtained an incredible mental and physical stamina. Truganini is widely considered to be the last full blood Aboriginal Tasmanian. Truganini was born on Bruny Island in 1812, nine years after British settlement was established. She was a daughter of Mangana, who was the chief of the Bruny Island people. Truganini was courageous in the face of harsh and brutal times. She overcame Sexual and Physical abuse. She lost her loved ones including her sisters who were abducted and sold off as slaves and her fiancé who was killed while trying to save her from sexual harassment.

Over the one hundred days of constant massacres, over eight thousand people died per day. Paul should really feel proud, at least he saved as many lives as he could. When Paul is confused about why the Army did not kill him, reveals another example of him showing his anger. Paul thinks, "I still don't understand why those men in the militias didn’t just put a bullet in my head and execute every last person in the rooms upstairs but they didn’t" (77). He shows his feelings of playing such a little role by bribing, using negotiating skills, and his want to give everyone in need a place to stay.

Sergi Goralick once introduced was shown as a loner who prefers to be by himself. Sergi was introduced when a young boy who was going door to door asking people a question for a homemade documentar. Sergi refused to be part of the video, but the kid was stubborn and somehow got inside the house where he spotted a fish, and went over to look at it. Sergi, without hesitation hit the boy over the head with a burner from his stove, but accidentally killing him. It was then revealed that the goldfish was a talking fish that grants three wishes, the fish says that he could simply wish that him and the boy were back at the front door and the murder would have never happened. Sergi refuse the suggestion, because in the final scene it's revealed that

In October he released “Donna”, a ballad for his high school sweetheart, reached no 2

and affection even for his enemies. This is shown after capturing Russian soldiers and keeping them as slaves Paul comes across as seeing them as human, where Paul says, "A word of command has made these silent figures our enemies; a word of command might transform them into our friends" (Remarque, 193). Showing hostility for the Russian slaves that he feels can be friends. Questions to why they are enemies, he sees that commanding the silent soldiers make them enemies but with no war they are friends. With all these men having families and children he cannot kill take a father away from their family. In an end result Paul has no reason to live and can’t live in a world the constant killing of innocent lives. This is seen when Paul sees no more healing to life, after meeting his family on leave he cannot feel the same way for others. Unable to express his feelings or talk about the experiences from war, Paul becomes ready to die, “He had fallen forward and lay on the earth as though sleeping. Turning him over one saw that he could not have suffered long; his face had an expression of calm, as though almost glad the end had come" (Remarque, 296). Entering a situation

It was the year 1839 and French painter Paul Delaroche, having witnessed the birth of photography, ostensibly declared painting deceased (Batchen 2001, 129; Mirzoeff 2009, 63). Eighty-two years later in 1921, Russian artist Alexander Rodchenko after exhibiting his triptych of the three primary colours Pure Red Colour, Pure Yellow Colour, Pure Blue Colour (1921), stated factually that he had “reduced painting to its logical conclusion” thus killing painting once more (Rfya 2002, 209). Painting suffered yet another obituary in the 1960s when Minimalist Donald Judd, a painter turned sculptor, decreed “It looks like painting is finished” (Obendorf 2009, 31). However, despite the various undertakers of the art world within the last one-hundred and eighty years endeavouring to irrefutably bury painting, painting refuses to die.

I met Jason Estala, a costume designer, at the University of California, Riverside my first quarter of my first year in college and immediately felt a connection with him. I recently conducted an interview with him about his life and what lead up to where he is today and I was moved by his responses. Through his journey of receiving his education and traveling to different states, he found his purpose in life. His drive for his passion has affected not only him but his students, like me, as well.

Girolamo Savonarola was the Italian religious and political reformer who lived in 1452 to 1498. He is known for the destruction of secular art and culture. Moreover, he ruled Florence for four years after Medici family was exiled from Florence. In order to become the ruler of Florence, he criticized the dictatorship of Medici family, and citizens began to be attracted by Savonarola. His governance was based on theocracy, which a religion takes a greater role in the politics. However, he was excommunicated by pope in 1497 due to his criticism of the Papal States. In the same year, he burned thousands of art and books, which is known as the Bonfire of the Vanities. After the Bonfire of the Vanities, Savonarola was captured and executed. In contrast

One of High Sobriety’s first patients was Nikolas Michaud. Before he started his recovery journey at High Sobriety, his history on traumatic events regarding his homosexuality and self-hatred, influenced him to turned to drugs, such as heroin, morphine, and pills to hinder his thoughts and emotions. Based on his addiction, he has been to over a hundred programs and spent over $300,000 on therapy. Thanks to the help of High Sobriety and their treatment, he overcame his addiction (Richtel, 2017).

I have the best friends in the whole world and their names are Zach and Domenic. If I had to pick the “better” friend even though I love them both the same I would pick Zach over Domenic for many reasons. Zach is more kind, funny and I known him longer than I have known Domenic. For example I have known Domenic for a little more over a year while I have known Zach for over three years now. I have known Zach since High School, I know more about Zach then I know about Domenic. Another interesting fact is that Domenic is one of the most kindest people I have ever met in my entire life and he is always there for me when I need it even though he lives far away. But Zach is always here for me physically whenever I am hurt or if

Nicholas Carone was born in New York on June 4, 1917, Living out most of his childhood in Hoboken, New Jersey. He was born as the oldest of seven to his Italian parents. From an early childhood he was thrust into the arts his mother raised them as little musicians. When he was just eleven he was going to the public school and the Leonardo da Vinci Art School. At fourteen he got a scholarship and moved to Europe. He eventually ended up in Italy then in Rome where he lived right by Marini, Manzu, Fazzini and Rothko.

Alexandre Gama is a household name within Brazilian advertising and communications circles. This 59 year old businessman is the founder and the CEO of Neogama agencies, one of the largest advertising agencies in Brazil, based in Sao Paulo. In addition, he is the founder of VIOLAB, a guitar program with a recording studio and radio program that promotes young talents. Having graduated in advertising and propaganda has equipped him with skills to scale the heights of his career.

Five assassins were sent to Sarajevo in anticipation of that fateful day, the idea if one lost the nerve there would be others to step in. There was a failed attempt in the morning and other assassins did lose their nerves as expected, but unexpectedly there was a second chance for Gavrilo Princip, a teenage boy of nineteen. There were some confused orders, the driver took a wrong turn into a dead-end street and the car having no reverse, so it had to be pulled by hand. Princip was at the scene and the rest is history, as the plumed hat of the victim fell from its head. This was the shot that started the First World War in the standard narrative. The First World War was one of the most destructive war in history; it killed over ten million

Marcellin Champagnat was a remarkable person. He was born on the 20th of May 1789 and died on the 6th of June 1840. During Marcellin’s life many things changed. Marcellin had a huge impact on the catholic church and the world by the time he died.

On the day of my birth, my parents were ready to welcome me into this world. However, before I was born, they debated on many names for the newest addition to the family. Out of all the names they thought of, none of them stuck out as much as the name David, which translates to beloved from Hebrew. However, my parents didn’t name me after the second King of Israel. Instead, I was named after the hero of a famous Armenian epic. The Epic is titled David of Sassoun.