Eva Peron Argentina's own Eva Peron gets an Argentine film biography in this production. For a woman who conducted her life with the bold strokes of grand opera, this effort to depict her human dimension rather than her mythical qualities might not have won her personal approval, but it offers a useful counterpoint to the musical play Evita by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, which was filmed at about the same time as this movie. Eva Peron was the beautiful illegitimate daughter of a rural landlord and a seamstress. She ran away to Buenos Aires when she was 15 with the help of her lover, a traveling singer. Once in the Argentine capital, she did everything in her power to become a prominent performer.
'Popular Support For Hitler Was the Most Important Reason Why he Became Chancellor In January 1993' How Far do You Agree With This Statement? Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933, I believe that it the statement is partially true, Hitler was a clever man and with the aid of Joseph Goebbels he released many campaigns and propaganda throughout Germany spreading the Nazi's message and image getting people to vote for them. Not only that but with the Nazi's policies which some of them were aimed at particular groups like the nationalists or old age citizens, this too gained support. However it wasn't just popular support which got Hitler into power, the two previous chancellors in the Reichstag who were voted off helped as Hindenburg had no option but to make Hitler into the new Chancellor. My first point is how Goebbels used propaganda to aid Hitler.
Dorothea Lange is a remarkable female American photographer who is best known for her photographs of the Great Depression for the Farm Security Administration. Lange was a monumental figure in photography because she was a strong woman in a professional field that was largely occupied by men. Lange helped break down gender barriers by impacting and changing the way women were perceived in the photographic field. During this time period, documentary photography was just beginning and since Lange was working in this mode, she had important influence on the way it progressed. Lange started out slow in the field of photography, but her exploration of documentary and photojournalism led her to become one of America's most influential photographers.
There are two main stages in Mille’s character throughout the whole musical that fluctuate from the arrival of New York and the conclusion of the musical. Upon Millie’s arrival, she is fanatically driven, full of spunk, questions and excitement. Due to Millie’s gutsy personality and lack of entertainment in Kansas, she was drawn to something more than her typical, tired town. She was determined to live the life of the 1920’s flapper and fulfill her dreams of marrying a rich bachelor. The 1920s was when the Prohibition Law was passed, a law that proposed absolutely no bars or alcohol finding the substance to be immoral.
His brother, Henrik Cezar, was fascinated with the genitalia of Sara so he took Sara to London in 1810 where she was promised with wealth and fame. There she performed in freakshows like “The Hottentot Venus” which became very popular across Britain. A court battle to free her in London failed and so she was taken to France where she was sold. In France, she became an object where scientists examined her scientifically and for medical research reasons. The following year she passed away unexpectedly.
Many of her works tend to hold feminine and masculine elements in a unique, serious, and charming way. Gracie Falk started her thriving career as a painter, but also divulged into the world of ceramic sculptures and installation work. At the age of thirty-four, she had a sudden realization: “I thought, I don’t want to hear another person’s opinion. I know what to do…I don’t need to be helped along” (“Underrated Canadian artist: Gathie Falk”). She then left her teaching job, which was unusual for a woman during that time, and started travelling throughout Europe.
Taglioni Married Sophie Stebnowska, who was also a dancer. They had two children, Paul and Marie Taglioni who were both dancers. Marie Taglioni went on to become one of the worlds greatest ballerinas, and the first to dance an entire ballet on pointe. Filippo and his family lived in Vienna and Germany, but he moved them to Paris to escape Napoleonic wars. From there he moved to Vienna to take part in the Theatre Am Karntnertor.
However this was not the only factor that increased the electoral support for the Nazi party. The main reason why the party got an increase in support was because of the weakness of the Weimar republic allowing Hitler to promise a better Germany and more jobs for everyone else. To an extent the popularity of Hitler gave the party many voters. Hitler was seen as a strong leader and was excellent at public speaking and was very persuasive to many people mainly women and the youth of Germany. Hitler would tell the country what they wanted to hear, one example was providing jobs as unemployment increased massively.
These events created the perfect conditions for a new radical party to rise to power: The Nazis. Founded in 1919, this group appealed to ex-soldiers, lower middle-class workers and students who wanted political change. Hitler opened new party organizations for women, students, and teachers that gave more awareness to the party as well as their ideals. Hitler’s contribution to this party was quite substantial, however it would have been hard at the time to predict he would become chancellor. Historian Ian Kershaw puts Hitler’s success down to luck and chance, stating that there was nothing inevitable about Hitler’s rise to power.
Two Kinds by Amy Tan, The first time Jing Mei decides to resist her mother’s efforts to developing her into a prodigy was when her mother brought a story about a 3-year old boy who knew the capital of all states and even most of the European countries. Jing Mei's mother almost immediately felt compelled to drill her daughter on capitals of European countries. She would ask questions like, "What's the capital of Finland?” Her mother's determination to developing her into a prodigy only got harder as she was tested on things like predicting the daily temperatures in Los Angeles, New York, and London, finding the queen of hearts in a deck of hearts, multiplying numbers and even reporting Biblical references. Jing Mei's failure to satisfy her mum's hopes and expectations only strengthened her inner frustration "like a crazed animal,” nursing an “angry and powerful” resilient and independent self with “new thoughts, willful thoughts...thoughts filled with lots of won’ts. I won’t let her change me...I won’t be what I'm not."