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Pro: We gathered a lot of great references through website links.

Con: Difficulty choosing which war and we went off topic a little.

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we struggled to find whitch war to do and where to find the reasherch from.

once we found some good websits we managesd to get the infomation we we needed

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pros- the information exists and is easy to find
cons- its hard to chose one or two people to use.

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Born on December 5, 1901, in Wurzburg, Germany, Werner Karl Heisenberg attended Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München as well as Georg-August-Universität Gottingen. While at those universities he studied physics as well as mathematics from 1920-1923. His mentor, Arnold Sommerfeld knew he had an interest in Bohr's theories on atomic physics, so he took him to Bohr Festival in June 1922. Heisenberg was able to meet Bohr at the festival and it had a lasting impression on him. Heisenberg became a leading scientist in the development in the German nuclear energy project. He traveled to German-occupied Copenhagen in September 1941, to lecture and discuss nuclear and theoretical research on physics with Niels Bohr. His lecture hinted at developing nuclear weapons for the Nazi regime. On June 4, 1942 Heisenberg was summoned to report to Albert Speer (Germany's Minister of Armaments). Speer had asked how long it would take for a nuclear weapon to be built and Heisenberg responded by telling him no time before 1945. The cost would be excessive and the amount of manpower needed was large. Heisenberg was appointed Chair of Theoretical Physics at the Friedrich Wilhelms Universität in February 1943. He continued to lecture across Europe and would eventually move himself and the rest of his staff to the facilities in the Black Forest.

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Born on May 10, 1919 , in Greifswald, Germany Magnus von Braun attended Hermann Lietz- Schule in Spiekeroog. After graduating from there he attended Technische Universität München in 1937. He received his Masters degree in organic chemistry and he also became an assistant to Hans Fischer (a Nobel laureate). After being requested by Wernher von Braun to go to Peenemunde (an army research center) in 1943, he would go and work as a rocket specialist. In the summer of 1944, he had been changed to Mittelwerk where he made V-2 rocket: gyroscopes, servomotors, and also turbo pumps. Braun was put to work in Fort Bliss in November 16, 1945, Texas and then in Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama. He had been interrogated by United States officials because he had been a witness for Andrae war crimes. Mittlewerk general manager Georg Rickhey had been accused of war crimes but as a result of Braun's and others testimonies, he was acquitted. Braun was also apart of operation paperclip, in 1955, he had a job working for Chrysler.

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J. Robert Oppenheimer was born on April 22, 1904, in New York City and attended the Ethical Culture Society School. He was interested in English and French literature until he was a senior in high school, at which point he developed an interest in chemistry. on a summer vacation he contracted colitis, Oppenheimer entered Harvard College a year late when he was 18. Three years at Harvard and Oppenheimer graduated summa cum laude. He studyed at Cambridge University and then in 1929, he later returned to the U.S. and took positions at  Berkeley and Caltech. President Roosevelt established the Manhattan Project in 1941, after hearing the news that the Nazis had split the atom and had the potential to develop extremely dangerous weapons. J. Robert Oppenheimer was appointed as its director. He brought together the greatest minds in physics. He managed more than three thousand people, as well as any problems that arose. On July 16, 1945, the first atomic bomb was tested in the New Mexico desert. He knew the world of weapons would change forever. Less than a month later on August 10, 1945, Japan surrendered as result of the two atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. After that Oppenheimer's name became a household name when he appeared on Life and TIME magazine.

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Robert P. Taylor

Taylor was born in Henson, Texas, in 1909. He was a graduate of  Baylor University. Taylor also a master of theology degree from Southwestern Baptist Seminary in 1936. As well as a doctor of theology degree from Southwestern Baptist Seminary in 1939. Before entering the military in September 1940, Chaplain Taylor was a pastor for the South Fort Worth Baptist Church. One of Chaplain Taylor's military assignments was as the regimental chaplain of the 31st Infantry Regiment, Philippine Division. Taylor was the only chaplain stationed at the famed Cuartel de Espano, within the historis "walled city" of Manila. Taylor's regime was called to the frontlines on the Peninsula of Bataan. As a result of the Battle of Bataan, Chaplin Taylor was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action.

When the American's surrendered there, Taylor became apart of the death march that was led from the Bataan through Manila, to the camp roughly eight miles east of Cabanatuan. Taylor served as the chaplain in the prison camp hospital. In the summer of 1944, Taylor suffered through fourteen weeks of solitary confinement after he smuggled food and medicine to patients. After being taken out of confinement Taylor was then taken to Japan and Manchuria. Once there he was put on the "Hellships" that was then bombed twice by American planes which killed thousands of people. During the second bombing Taylor was injured by flying fragments, ironically he still wouldn't receive a purple heart because he was wounded by our own forces. Chaplain Taylor was still the only chaplain in military service who survived 42 months of Japanese prison camps. After his liberation, he was assigned to deputy staff chaplain in January 1946. After rising through the ranks throughout the years Taylor took over his duties of chief of chaplains on September 1, 1962. Some of Taylor's decorations and awards include: the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and the Presidential Unit Citation with two oak leaf clusters.

"Robert P. Taylor."

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Born on April 25, 1908, in Guilford County, North Carolina Edward R. Murrow would become a well-known voice during WWII. He was the president of the student body while in high school and was a top player on the debate team. He graduated from high school in 1926, and then moved across the state to Pullman to enroll at Washington State College. While in college he changed his birth name Egbert to Edward. Murrow earned his bachelor's degree in 1930, where he then moved back to  New York. Murrow worked as the assistant secretary of the Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars from 1rom 1935 where he then got a job at CBS. Murrow moved to London to serve as CBS's director of European operations. While in London during the Blitz, Murrow came up with his signature opening, "This is London," as well as his closing signature, "Good night, and good luck." Murrow was able to proved additional reports from planes after flying on at least 25 Allied combat missions in Europe. Flying over Europe during these missions allowed for him to make vivid descriptions of the battle below. On April 12, 1945, Bill Shadel and Edward Murrow were the very first reporters to visit Buchenwald. Murrow met emaciated prisoners and other horrific sights. He did his best to describe what he saw but he made it clear that it didn't compare to actually being inside the camp.

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http://www.military.com/Content/MoreContent?file=VSworld_war2

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https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#safe=strict&q=famous%20leaders%20of%20ww2

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Hitler#World_War_II

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II#Impact

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II

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Born January 14, 1919, in Albany, New York Andy Rooney was a journalist during WWII. Rooney attended Albany Academy, and then he later went to Colgate University in Central New York, in Hamilton. While in Hamilton in August 1941, he was drafted in the United States Army. When he was in the Army he started his career in newspapers. In 1942, he started writing for the Stars and Stripes in London. He was one of six journalists who flew with the Eighth Air Force, during the second bombing raid over Germany in February 1942. Rooney was also one of the first American correspondents who went and visited the Nazi concentration camps towards the end of WWII. Before visiting the concentration camps he was a pacifist who was completely against war, but after visiting the concentration camps he had felt ashamed that he had opposed the war because so many innocent people were dying and there would have been no one to save them. Rooney changed his beliefs on war and even said that some wars were necessary in preserving life. Andy Rooney was awarded with the Bronze

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10 World War II Soldiers Who Pulled Off Amazing Feats

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10 World War II Soldiers Who Pulled Off Amazing Feats

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http://listverse.com/2013/10/18/10-world-war-ii-soldiers-who-pulled-off-amazing-feats/

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_surviving_veterans_of_World_War_II

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http://awesomepage97.weebly.com/first-hand-accounts.html

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https://www.pbs.org/thewar/at_home_communication_letters_diaries.htm

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http://wwiiletters.blogspot.co.uk/

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Secondary research involves the summary and a collection of research, instead of collecting data from experiments and/or research subjects. For example the titanic, people would have went to where it had sunk and collected information, but secondary information would be when you use the information collected by the people who went to see the titanic, and they would use that research to create their own.

googles deffonition:
involves the summary, collation and/or synthesis of existing research rather than primary research, in which data are collected from, for example, research subjects or experiments.

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Secondary research also known as desk research means using existing knowledge or information so you don’t have to go into the field and partake in primary research. Secondary research is often used in legal, health and market research.

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Secondary research is research that has already been done and you use it to support your case, this can also be known as “desk research” why it is called this is that you are not going out and doing the research yourself.

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Secondary research, also common by the name “Desk research” is commonly used for collecting data; this process shouldn’t be confused with primary research as it’s used to gather data from the originator or primary distributer.