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Resilience - the ability to successfully adapt to stressors, maintaining psychological well-being in the face of adversity. It's the ability to “bounce back” from difficult experiences.

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Resilience - the ability to successfully adapt to stressors, maintaining psychological well-being in the face of adversity. It's the ability to “bounce back” from difficult experiences.

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I have been resilient at the start of the school year about my class.

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I have been resilient this week because of my rough routine

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I have been resilient about meeting my hostmother

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I have been resilient because of the activities that I can't do here but that I can do at Home

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I have been resilient about socializing and meeting new people.

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Kristina I have been resilient this week about getting to school by bus.

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Kristina I have been resilient this week about getting to school by bus.

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I have been resilient about my host family.

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I’ve been resilient at the first school day.

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I have been resilient this week because of the feeling of being alone.

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I have been resilient this week because everything is different for esemple I don’t understand the streets

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How I met your mother

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Prison Break

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Working moms

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The Big Bang theory

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Sex and the city

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Breaking bad

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breaking bad

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Türkisch für Anfänger (Turkish for beginners)

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Over the garden wall

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Young Sheldon

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Star Wars is a film set in a different galaxy or better said in different galaxies. It’s set a long, a very long, time ago. The film is about the dark side, which is a military force, wanting to rule over everything. They have troops of Stormtroopers but there’s also the Rebellion wanting to overthrow the dark side and have a revolution.

My favorite scene from all the film is when Luke was helped by Han Solo to blow up the Death Star.

Han Solo, who is one of my favorite characters, is played by Harrison Ford, Leia is played by Carrie Fisher and Luke by Mark Hamill.

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War horse

The movie war horse takes place in the first world war. The horse Joey belongs to a boy called Albert (played by Jeremy Irvine) But when the war starts Joey it’s sold to a British soldier. Joey serves at the front and when hood owner is shot he survives and is captured by the german army. In the meantime Albert tries to find Joey and gets badly wounded, in fact he loose his sight completely. In the end they finally meet. A moving scene is when Joey stands on the “dead end” between the two forces and is trapped. A German and an English soldier free him together and throw a coin to decide who can keep him. It is a moment of peace and unity in a brutal war.

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Braveheart

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"The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" is a moving film set during World War II. The main characters are Bruno, played by Asa Butterfield, the son of a Nazi commandant, and Shmuel, played by Jack Scanlon, a Jewish boy in a concentration camp.Bruno’s family moves near the camp, and he befriends Shmuel through the fence despite the differences in religion. Shmuel's striped uniform is mistaken by Bruno for pajamas, highlighting his innocence. The horrors of the Holocaust are unveiled as their friendship grows. In fact Bruno sneaks into the camp to help Shmuel find his missing father. They are captured and tragically executed in a gas chamber, showing the devastating effects of prejudice and blind obedience.The film delivers a powerful message about innocence lost in war. The potential for human connection to overthrow hatred is highlighted, while the tragic consequences of humanity being looted by such ideologies are emphasized.

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Alaa

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"The 100" is a captivating science fiction TV series set in a post-apocalyptic future, 97 years after a nuclear war has obliterated almost all life on Earth. It has an intriguing plot in fact many catastrophes happen. The remnants of humanity live aboard a space station called the Ark, orbiting the now-toxic Earth. The series follows the trials and tribulations of these young pioneers as they struggle to survive on a hostile planet. They soon discover that they are not alone, encountering various factions including the Grounders, who are descendants of human survivors of the nuclear apocalypse, and the Mountain Men, who live in a fortified bunker and fear radiation exposure.

The main characters include Clarke Griffin, portrayed by Eliza Taylor, a natural leader with a strong sense of morality. Bellamy Blake, played by Bob Morley, is initially a rebellious and authoritative figure who gradually becomes a trusted leader.

I enjoyed "The 100" immensely due to its intense, war-torn atmosphere and the intricate character development. The show masterfully explores themes of survival, loyalty, and the ethical dilemmas of war. The constant power struggles and alliances among the different factions create a dynamic, ever-evolving narrative.

A memorable scene that stands out to me is the battle of Mount Weather in Season 2. This pivotal conflict sees the protagonists, led by Clarke and Bellamy, launching a daring assault on the Mountain Men to free their captive friends. The tension is palpable as they navigate the fortified bunker, facing brutal resistance and moral quandaries about how far they are willing to go to secure victory. The scene culminates in a harrowing decision by Clarke, who realizes that the only way to save her people is to expose the Mountain Men to radiation, a choice that haunts her and dramatically impacts her character's trajectory.

Overall, "The 100" is a gripping series that delves deep into the chaos and complexity of warfare, the fragility of alliances, and the enduring spirit of humanity in the face of annihilation.

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The hunger games

As a punishment for a past revolution , one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 and 18 from each district are selected by lottery (the "Reaping") and captured by the capital to participate in the annual Hunger Games. The participants (or "tributes") must fight to the death in an arena; the sole survivor is rewarded with fame and wealth. In fact, it is a thought-provoking film and with such a gripping plot.

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The Film is a very thought-provoking Film which plays in World War 2 in Germany, and is about jewish people who are captured in extermination camps by Nazis. The Nazis force the jews to work really hard and besides all their personal belongings were taken away. One of the main characters named Bruno has a really good friendship with one of the jews. Bruno always wants Shmuel to break out the camp but he knows that he would get into trouble for that, so one day Bruno decides to sneak into camp without knowing what will tragically happen to them. I really liked the film because it was so gripping.

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The boy in the striped pyjamas

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Inglourious bastards

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Saving private ryan

"Saving Private Ryan" is a gripping World War II drama that begins with the harrowing D-Day invasion of Normandy. Following the intense battle, Captain John Miller is assigned an unusual mission: to locate and bring back Private James Ryan, whose three brothers have been killed in action. The U.S. Army wants to spare Ryan's mother from the grief of losing all her sons

U.S. troops during World War II, led by Captain John Miller, who are tasked with finding and bringing home Private James Ryan. As they traverse war-torn France, they encounter heavy casualties and fierce resistance from German forces. The mission is driven by the need to save Ryan, the sole surviving brother of four servicemen, as a gesture to his grieving mother. The journey highlights the brutal reality of war, with numerous scenes depicting the wounded and the fallen. In fact, only a few survivors remain to see the mission through, reflecting the high cost of their bravery and endevaor

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Braveheart is a moving war film that takes place during the first scottish war for independence. In fact, the plot is only based on indipendence.

William Wallace, played by Nel Gibson is a glorious warrior, that will lead scotland against the English Monarchy, after another law, part of a long series of laws that damaged Scotland.

Despite the power of the Scottish troops, that made the warriors win lots of battles, the king managed to capture William, that was hit by a poisonous arrow, and to execute him in front of a public, but William's name became a Legendary inspiration that made the Scottish warriors get powerfull and allmighty.

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"Hacksaw Ridge" is set during World War II, primarily in the Battle of Okinawa. The film follows the true story of Desmond Doss, a soldier who serves as a medic and refuses to carry a weapon. The main characters are Desmond Doss, played by Andrew Garfield, and his commander, Captain Glover, portrayed by Sam Worthington. In fact, i enjoyed the movie for the gripping plot and the likeable main character. A memorable scene is when Doss single-handedly saves 75 wounded soldiers from the battlefield, demonstrating incredible bravery and determination.

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Book review "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson - Michael 

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Book review "Steve Jobs" by Walter Isaacson - Michael 

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Not until you read the biography of Steve Jobs do you fully understand the intriguing complexity of the man who created Apple. This thought-provoking book shows Jobs' relentless drive and visionary thinking. Walter Isaacson’s detailed research of and personal interviews offer a compelling view of Jobs' successes and struggles, giving a clear picture of his influence on technology and culture. The book moves quickly and keeps readers interested, making it a must-read for anyone curious about innovation and the personality of Steve Jobs.

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The cruel prince by Holly Black
This book revolves around a mortal girl in a faerie world. She is on her best way to become a knight for the King. Never had she thought of making a bargain with Prince Dain, the heir of the throne. As she fights for her place in the faerie world she is consumed by intrigues and deceptions, trickery and bloodshed. No sooner the king and most of his heirs were killed that she comes up with a plan.

The whole book is very thought-provoking and not until the very last page I could predict the books ending.

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Heart Bones is a moving and passionate romance novel, written by the #1 NewYork Times bestseller author Colleen Hoover. When an unexpected death leaves her homeless, Beyah is forced to contact the father she barely knows and spend the rest of her summer in Texas with him and his new family. Not only has she no time for Samson, the wealthy guy next doors but she wants to get through summer as quickly as possible. Yet, she can‘t deny that there‘s something about Samson that intrigues her and the connection between them is too intense to ignore. This book was just so heart- warming I have read the whole thing from start to finish.

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Concrete Rose is a gripping and thought- provoking non fiction book that plays in a black neighborhood in the USA. It tells the moving story of 17 years old Maverick Carter, gang member, drug dealer and young father of two children.

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Beowulf

Beowulf is a calssic fantasy book, about the mighty warrior Beowulf. During this adventurous and breath taking story, the warrior has to fight monsters that frighten Denmark, ruled by king Hygelak. Not until the end I had the possibility to put this masterpiece down, my mind was completely involved in Beowulf's fights against Ogres, Dragons and lake creatures.

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I chose the painting because of the meaning I think it carries(?). It fascinates me how the stairs and the gab in the water give such a feeling of a way out.

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I just liked it. It is like aomething in nothing.

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This piece is called "Ice Front". It's my favorite piece, because i really like paintings where the perspective and the proportions are very exact and ones where they are completely off. I just don't like paintings where the perspective or/and proportions are slightly off. I feel like she has some pieces where they are slightly off, so I like that one because it's very exact. It almost looks like a picture. I also love how she works with a light contrast, with more blue and less black, than in the other pieces. A detail that I also like, is that it shimmers (see on the other picture I uploaded).

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I like this picture because it‘s so expressive and it shows the intensity and the force water has.

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This Picture can be interpreted in different views. I interpret it as a very strong expressive picture. It could maybe show

Emotions as anger, chaos or maybe wildness. I really like waves so the way it’s drawn here is really beautiful.

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I find the artwork really interesting because it's verry unique and creative.

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This painting captures the immense power and turbulent energy of the sea

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Its very representative and shows what really happens!

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I like this painting because of its colours, its semplicity and the reflection in the water

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I like this picture because the scenery is very calm and beautiful. It is like a vision how the Antarctic could look in the future if we protect our world. But if you would show it to someone without any context he/she wouldn‘t believe that it belongs to a serie of paintings that talk about climate change.

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The single story can create stereotypes and limit our perception, failing to capture the diversity of experiences and cultures. These stereotypes are passed on to our impressionable children, allowing them to keep living.

It's important to understand that not everyone in Africa lives in abject poverty; we should also recognise the technology and talented people living in Africa.

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i decided to put this photo because i think represent the most common stereotypes about Africa.

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When you think about Africa you think about poverty,war,”weird” traditions,.. without thinking could be something else.

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A single story can take away people’s dignity and make differences seem bigger than similarities. When we hear many stories, we understand the world better. Stories should be used to give power and make people feel human, not to push them aside and make them feel small.

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This murales is a synonim of human compassionate for me.

Furthermore, what it seems in the picture, I think that child had to show a resilience behaviour to get through that risky voyage.

Although, this does not mean that this boy is going to have a miserable life. In fact, because he has been saved, he could have a better future in a different country that will give him a chance.

We can think that he comes from a situation of abject poverty, whereas he just might wanted to live a better life, more opportunities.

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The single story alterate the way we see a different culture or population and it’s one of the major cause of stereotypes in our society.

We need to learn that describing a population is not that easy so we can built a more interconnected world.

Stories should help us feeling closer with each other, but the single story only built separation in the society.

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Single stories reduce the complex of human experiences to stereotypes, leading to misconceptions. They overlook diversity and the diversity, making multiple stories essential for a fuller understanding.

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Single stories can put in evidence stereotypes that alterate the perception that we have of a certain country or culture.

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THE STUNT AT THE AIRPORT THAT CAUSED OUTRAGE- Beatrice and Kristina

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THE STUNT AT THE AIRPORT THAT CAUSED OUTRAGE- Beatrice and Kristina

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The activists glued themselves at the tarmac to disrupt the arterial roads. They showed disobedience toward the cops.

This inconvenience became more and more prominent causing the flights to be precarious and the situation to escalate.

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The prominent airport of Geneva has been blocked by a group of activists, that glued themselves to the arterial tarmac and caused outrage of the passengers.

The police tried to disrupt the escalating stunt, but the disobedience of the precarious activists was inconvenient for the schedules of the flights.

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Olympics Opening disrupted by massive Attack at the Train lines

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Olympics Opening disrupted by massive Attack at the Train lines

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On Friday Morning July 26th there was an outrageous attack on the arterial Train lines of SNCF due to a protest against the prominent Olympic Games. Due to this inconveniencing stunt the Problems of Parisians escalated because the precarious balance is broken, people aren’t getting to work. Whereas , before this France has been struggling with disrupting protests from climate protesters who disobey the law and glue themselves to tarmac

Alaa and Anna.

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In Zurich airport passengers are in precarious state since protesters glued themselves to the tarmac as a stunt act of disobidience against high pollutant companies. This outrageous act is creating inconviniece but it might escalate the disruption of this arterial system. This act is very prominent in the history of protesters.

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PROTESTERS AT THE GENEVA AIRPORT by Svenja and Nicola

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PROTESTERS AT THE GENEVA AIRPORT by Svenja and Nicola

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A:Hi

B:Hi

A:Have u seen the news today?

B:Yes, there were some protesters that performed a stunt to disrupt arterial runway so they had to cancel many flights.

A:And this caused the outrage of all the people that had planned to fly that day because a lot of flights have been canceled.

B: The overall situation escalated quickly when the police tried to interfere, but the protesters kept being disobedient.

A: Luckily those protesters didn’t glue themselves to the tarmac as usual, but they just handcuffed themselves to the airplanes.

B:The protesters didn’t stop inconveniencing the airport workers and this has led to a precarious situation, where the prominent problem they wanted to solve couldn’t be fixed.

A: Yes you are right.

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Sabotage Disrupts French Rail Ahead of Paris Olympics - Isabel, Michael

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Sabotage Disrupts French Rail Ahead of Paris Olympics - Isabel, Michael

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Coordinated sabotage acts, including arson, have severely disrupted France's high-speed rail network just before the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony. The attacks targeted TGV lines, causing major delays and cancellations for about 800,000 passengers, affecting public outrage.

Eurostar services between Paris and Lille were also affected, extending travel times by over an hour. These disruptions occur as Paris prepares for large Olympic crowds.

Officials condemned the sabotage, calling it a betrayal against France. Security has been heightened at train stations, with extensive measures already in place for the Games. The incidents highlight the precarious security situation as authorities work to ensure safety for all.

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When did women start to vote in Italy and Switzerland?-Michael, Katerina, Isabel, Beatrice 

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When did women start to vote in Italy and Switzerland?-Michael, Katerina, Isabel, Beatrice 

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ITALY

In Italy, suffragettes played a crucial role in advocating for women's voting rights. Beginning in the late 19th century, activists like Anna Maria Mozzoni pushed for gender equality. Italian women finally gained the right to vote in 1945, after decades of persistent campaigning and societal change.

SWITZERLAND

After 100 years of feminist struggle, on the 7th February 1971 Swiss women won the right to vote and stand for election.

Thanks to this victory, Swiss women could now be elected to the Federal Assembly. At the start of the 1971, the first female members of parliament took their seats, each being welcomed with a rose.

The last Swiss women to get their political rights had to wait until 1990.

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Women’s rights ~ Mattia, Alberto, Agata, Jana

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Women’s rights ~ Mattia, Alberto, Agata, Jana

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Women in Italy were granted the right to vote in 1945 through a government bill that recognized their contributions during World War II. In Switzerland, despite significant dissent, women were finally entitled to vote in federal elections in 1971 after prolonged debates and interventions. But there was a place called Appenzell where women were only allowed to vote in 1991 they didn’t do it voluntarily the government had to force them.

These proclamations marked important ascensions in women's rights in both countries.

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Martina Luther King - Mattia, Agata, Alberto, Jana

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Martina Luther King - Mattia, Agata, Alberto, Jana

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Martina Luther King was an activist for the civil rights of Afro-American.

He was born on 15 January 1929

He was assassinated during one of his speech

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Martin Luther King was a protestant priest whointervened to proclame for human black people rights.

At that time only white people were entitled to vote and have other legal privileges. So, Martin Luther King thought to catch all the attenzione of the Americans who dissented racism and forms of segregation against balck people and not only.

The famous march to he Lincol Memorial of Washington on the 28th Agust 1963 got him a large ascension almost due to his famous speeches "I have a drem".

He reminded that the American Costitution considered all Americans free and equal, he invoked peace between black and white people and the end of racism.

This episode put him on the bill, catching the attention of all over the world.

During the 50s and the 60s, the battle against racism was tough. Usually, police men assoulted protestants and put them in prison. For this uncomprehensable hatred, Martin Luher King was shot dead on the 4th April 1968 by a follower of the so called "white supremacists".

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The Wish Tower is one of the 73 'Martello Towers' built at the beginning of the 19th century to defend England from Napoleon and his troops.

In fact, 'Martello' derives from 'Torri di Martello', towers built in 1793 after France had occupied Corsica. They were built in San Fiorenzo, on the North coast of Corsica.

Indeed, British commanders attacked the island, scared by France expansion. Even though, British forces were efficient, the towers were unable to be destroyed by British fire weapons.

In addiction to this, it was also used during th Second Great War, when Eastbourne was heavily bombarded. For this reason, survivors rebuilt this building after the end of the war and nowadays is dedicated to civilians who were wonded by German snipers.

Since 2020, it is opened to the public and surrounded by a pleasant garden, called 'The Peace Garden'.

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In the late 1950s, there were plans to tear down the Wish Tower and build a sun lounge, which led to part of the moat wall being removed. After protests, the tower was protected and is now a Scheduled Ancient Monument. In 1960, the Wish Tower Cafe was built. The moat was filled in to about 1.5 meters above its original depth to match the cafe grounds, and new flower beds were added.

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Today I learned that the Wish tower has been using for different purposes for about 200 years. But the part that impressed me the most is that there are wonderful volunteers who still try to keep this tower alive, beautify it, protect it and ensure its continuity, especially on behalf of the people who lost their lives there. It is also very impressive that a tower which was built for use in wars, is now called the Wish Tower to sincerely wish for peace after very painful losses.

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I learned many new things about the wish tower, but for me the most interesting thing was that what we see today isn't the full tower. There is about ten meters more of this tower underground, and the reason for it is that the sea in the times these towers were built (19th century) reached very high and it would wash up on the towers. This is also a reason why now the entrance is a bit higher than the ground level and there are stairs that lead to the entrance. Also, this specific tower was used for cultural programmes, such as live music, which take part in the underground part of the tower.

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The Wish Tower Friends are a group of volunteers, from Eastbourne and beyond, who want to encourage more people to visit and appreciate the Wish Tower.

Since first taking over the lease, we have successfully cleared the tower of assorted junk and subsequently conducted tours for over 10,000 people. We are working to secure funding to help preserve the building for future generations to enjoy.

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The Wish Tower is one of the 41 remaining tower used for the defense of England. Originally there were 101 of them and they were use during the Napoleonic war and the Secondo World War to see the enemy troops from a far distance.

After the wars the towers were used to contrast smuggling but in the 1950s they started to be demolished.

The Wish Tower started to be reused in the 1990s with the help of some cultural projects and a group called “The Wish Tower Friends” that cleaned the tower so that it could be use by the future generation.

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In 1789, France was in a state of revolution. The young Corsican military officer and future Emperor of France, Napoleon Bonaparte, inspired French armies to sweep to victory throughout Europe. France declared war on England in 1793. The British Navy kept constant watch over French ports and the Channel, and the Government decided to further strengthen coastal defences to see off any potential French attack. Therefore the priority would be to strengthen defences and build these towers that were arranged close together for mutual protection.

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I liked it because it was made with Eastbourne sea water and it looks like a 3d painting.   Hessa 

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My favourite painting from the gallery was this one from Emma Stibbon. It shows an iceberg that she came upon on her journey to Antarctica. I like it particularly for the mediums she used, she used graphite, watercolour and aluminium powder making it sparkle as the light hits it. In general, this painting spoke to me the most out of all the painitngs in the gallery.

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All the art works there were splendid but I loved the art "Breaker" the most among them. It was facing the artist's other work "Cliff Fall" and they were meant to be shown together which enhanced the emotional effects "Breaker" had over me.

I loved the colour palette and I loved how the waves were literally coming towards me. It was a very anxiety inducing picture that almost swallowed me whole.

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I really liked it because it gave me the impression of entering inside the sea, and also it has pieces of salt in it in order to give it more texture.

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I like this one because it makes me feel the quiet stillness of the ice as it slowly melts.

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I love this painting for the colors that are contrasting and for the details it has.

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"Joker" is set in Gotham City during the early 1980s and follows Arthur Fleck, played by Joaquin Phoenix, as he transforms into the Joker. Other key characters include Murray Franklin (Robert De Niro) and Sophie Dumond (Zazie Beetz). The film's intense and fast-moving plot is gripping and haunting. It has a gripping book that is heavy-going throughout. A memorable scene is when Arthur dances down a flight of stairs, symbolizing his complete break from reality. This creepy and heart-warming moment is unforgettable.

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"The Hunger Games" is a thrilling dystopian film set in a post-apocalyptic future in the nation of Panem, which consists of the wealthy Capitol and twelve poorer districts. The story unfolds in a society where the Capitol exerts control over the districts by forcing them to send one boy and one girl, known as "tributes," to participate in the annual Hunger Games: a televised fight to the death.

The film follows the journey of Katniss Everdeen, played by Jennifer Lawrence, who volunteers to take her sister Prim's place in the games. Alongside her is Peeta Mellark, portrayed by Josh Hutcherson, who is the other tribute from District 12. Together, they navigate the treacherous political landscape and fight for survival against other tributes.

A memorable scene occurs during the opening moments of the Hunger Games, when Katniss makes a powerful choice to sacrifice herself for her sister. This act of bravery sets the tone for her character development throughout the series. The film effectively explores themes of survival, sacrifice, and rebellion against oppressive systems, making it both gripping and thought-provoking.

Overall, "The Hunger Games" combines action, emotional depth, and social commentary, leaving a lasting impact on its audience.

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C'era una volta il West" (Once Upon a Time in the West) is a classic Western film directed by Sergio Leone. Set in the American Old West, the story follows a mysterious stranger with a harmonica, played by Charles Bronson, who teams up with a notorious outlaw, played by Jason Robards. They protect a widow, portrayed by Claudia Cardinale, from a ruthless assassin hired by the railroad company, played by Henry Fonda. While there is no civil war, revolution, or coup, the film depicts conflicts akin to these, with ruthless power struggles and lawless violence. The railroad expansion feels like a treaty being enforced with troops, causing casualties and leading men to loot and fight for control. The film's stunning cinematography and memorable music by Ennio Morricone enhance its epic and intense storytelling.

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This famous historical film was set in 2001.

It talks about an unexpected Japanese attack aganist an Amarican military base during the Second Great War. The base is heavily shell for almost all the day long and it is well shown because these parts are very moving.

Indeed, what is interesting about this movie, it is not only the stunning attention to details, but also the gripping love story between the beautiful nurse Evlyn and two friends, two pilots, Rafe and Danny. Before the attack, Evlyn falls in love with Rafe. Unfortunately, Rafe is believed dead after a flight accident. For this reason, Danny starts to comfort Evlyn and suddenly they fall in love with each other.

However, Rafe comes back and Evlyn finds herself in a really tricky situation. Rafe and Danny splits up, but they cooperate with each other during he attack. Only in the evening there is a ceasefire, but the number of wounded or dead civilians, causualities or wounded people is enormous. Survivors are shocked, also because they do not have enough supplies to help wounds. This is really thought provoking, isn't it?

Furthermore, Evlyn has to choose which pilots she loves the most. Even though U.S.A forces in Peral Harbor are defeated, the American commanders of the Army decide to react and Rafe and Danny are sent on a dangerous quest.

What will be Evlyn's choice? Who will come back from that rengeful mission?

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"Sweet Home" is a gripping South Korean TV series that masterfully combines elements of horror, thriller, and drama. Set in a rundown apartment complex, the story follows a group of survivors as an apocalypse breaks out and transforms people into grotesque monsters, reflecting their innermost desires.

One of the most memorable scenes occurs in the first episode when Cha Hyun-soo, the main character played by Song Kang, experiences his first direct encounter with a monster. As he contemplates ending his life, the slow scene is shattered by the horrifying transformation of his neighbor into a gnarly creature. The sudden shift to sheer terror is masterfully executed, setting the tone for the rest of the series.

The tension is palpable throughout, heightened by the eerie atmosphere and perfectly executed special effects that bring the monstrous foes to life. The characters are well-developed, each bringing a unique perspective and strength to the group, making their grave situation deeply engaging.

While the series mainly focuses on the survivalist aspect, it also touches upon the broader implications of the catastrophe, hinting at the involvement of forces and government response in the chaos. "Sweet Home" is a thrilling exploration of human resilience and solidarity, making it a standout in the dystopian and supernatural genres. For me personally it was one of the best TV series that I've ever seen and it was highly enjoyable.

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Mad Max: Fury Road is a high-octane thrill ride set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. The film follows Max as he teams up with others to escape from a tyrannical warlord. They face relentless pursuits, spectacular blow ups, and captures. Amidst the chaos, they ignite a revolution, challenging their oppressors. With stunning visuals and intense action sequences, the movie captures the desperation and hope of its characters, leading to an exhilarating fight for freedom and release.