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Will to Live
Marie Monin is on the most important mission of her career. Recruited by Henrich Froer and trained as a spy by the German SS intelligence organization known as the Sicherheitsdienst, she is now in Devon County, England, in search of information. The young German has just landed in England after a revenge killing in Belgium, and she is currently responsible for finding out everything she can about an upcoming U.S. military training exercise.Lt. Paul Schaefer is a German-born American soldier who has chosen to fight alongside the United States Army. Along with his fellow troops, he is training to invade on D-Day and preparing for an upcoming training exercise known as Exercise Tiger. Paul and ...
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Primary Sources: United States Foreign Policy Kit
Primary Sources help teachers integrate authentic resources into the classroom. Primary sources capture students' curiosity about the past, so they naturally begin to use critical thinking to analyze historical events. This kit uses original documents and photographs to help students step into the world of American diplomatic relations. From the Monroe Doctrine and Washington's Farewell address to modern-day environmental policies, students will examine the decisions and strategies that changed the course of history and shaped today's world. United States Foreign Policy kit includes: Eight Photograph Cards including Aerial Photograph of Cuban Missile Sites; NAFTA Signing; Demonstrators at the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen; and more; Eight Primary Sources including Front Page of the New York Times Announcing the Atomic Bomb Drop on Hiroshima; George Washington's Farewell Address; United States Collective Defense Arrangements Map, 1967; and more; Teacher's Guide including lesson plans, student activities, and document-based assessments; and Digital resources including student reproducibles and additional primary sources.
Norwich Cathedral
Norwich Cathedral, founded in 1096 by Bishop Herbert de Losinga, is of outstanding importance both architecturally and historically. Its archives, dating back to the time of its foundation, as well as the building itself, its decoration and contents, constitute an unbroken and fascinating record. Norwich Cathedral, 1096-1996 deals with all aspects of the church's history, both institutional and artistic. Written by experts, and heavily illustrated, it has been designed to be accessible to the general reader. The building itself is Romanesque, augmented by later Gothic campaigns. It has of course also undergone repair and modification throughout the centuries both in detail and occasionally in substance. It nevertheless keeps its early identity essentially intact. Its contents, from all periods of its history but notably the middle ages, are themselves of great interest: the medieval roof bosses are uniquely rich, as are the wall paintings.
