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Arlington National Cemetery. During this latter I meet the very famous pilot Francis Gabreski.I suggested him to tell me about his amazing story. The New York Times: How did you become a pilot? 10 When I was child, I dreamed to become a pilot like my father. So when I was 18, I joined the USAF ( the united states air force). After the pilot school, I decided to join the Eagle Squadrons of the RAF( royal air force)( The Eagle Squadrons were 3 fighter squadrons of the Royal Air Force formed during World

escape she eventually has to die. In King Lear, instead, the daughter openly defies her father’s authority, refusing to acknowledge her love for him at his command. The tragic conflict is heightened by the fact that Cordelia sincerely loves her father. The theme of love be found in Love’s Labour’s Lost, too. In it love is the great synthesizer of humanity. Most of the characters think they can only do these jobs well if they cut out the rest of life. They discover, however, that love enhances

Nicolas Hayek Personal life 19th February 1928, he was born in Beyrouth in Lebanon. His mother is Lebanese and his father is American. His father taught at the American University of Lebanon and was also a dentist. His family was a Lebanese family Greek orthodox that’s why he had a catholic education. He grown up with the French culture and resorted the Pères Jésuites School. At the age of 20 years old, he got his Bachelor’s degree in mathematics and physics from the University of Lyon in France

the Hindu caste system. What’s more, at the end of the text, the main character and his father are in the inner ashram yard, which belongs to a religious Hindu community. Identify the different members of the family. A family of three people is presented in the text. The son is the main character of the text. His parents have different social background: his mother belongs to a low caste while his father is a member of the priestly caste in the Hindu caste system. What sort of school

Why is Barack Obama black? On the 4th November 2008, Barack Obama became the first black president of the United States. However born of a white mother of Kansas and a Kenyan father, only his black side is proposed, whereas he is scientifically biracial, or “mixed-race”. Why is he considered black? The media have continually said that Obama became the first black president of the United States but it would be quite accurate to say that he is the 44th president of the United States. Yet the only

older and get married, she begins to assume power and control over their wives and the process continues. More on classic patriarchy: • Under classic patriarchy, women frequently have no claim on their father's patrimony (inheritance of the father), whether the prevalent marriage payment is bridge price or dowry. • The class or caste impact on classic patriarchy produces additional complexities. Among the wealthier strata, the withdrawal of women from nondomestic work is frequently a

King of England, he wasn’t the legitimate heir of his father, but the dead of William and Henry « the young King » made him the legitimate heir of the throne. It is also said that Richard has always been the favourite of his mother, unlike his father who had a preference for one of his younger brothers, John. His family was part of a famous dynasty of the English history, the House of Plantagenet. This dynasty, which has begun with his father Henry II, included some of the English Kings but also

widower who has one son, Cléante, and one daughter, Élise. Although he is over seventy, he is attempting to arrange a marriage between himself and an attractive young woman, Marianne.   Cléante: Son of Harpagon. He loves Marianne, the young woman his father wishes to marry, and attempts to procure a loan to help her and her sick mother, who are impoverished. Élise: Daughter of Harpagon and beloved of Valère. Against her wishes, Harpagon hopes to marry her to a wealthy man of his choosing.  Valère:

emphasized throughout the novel. The similarities between David’s father & David’s himself are mentinned again & again. First of all he bears the same name as his father. The words “David the younger” are mentionned in the title. Then when aun Betsey receives David in her house she & Dick constantly refer to the boy as “David’s son”. His physical and moral features are reminiscent of his parents’ features: “He is as like his father as it is possible to be if he was not so like his mother too”. He

mother and his brothers, in the great revolt against his father, who invaded his territories. Richard forced his father to beg his pardon. He rebelled again in 1188 against Henry II, when the king glided to divide his inheritance between Richard and his brother John, Count of Mortain; at this moment Richard decided to be allied with the king of France to fight together till his father recognized Richard as the only inheritor. When his father died, in 1189, he became the king of England, Duke of