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In considering the process of change in the conduct of warfare in the years 1845-1991, how far can the bombing of Guernica be seen as a turning point?

It is arguable that there were other equally significant turning points in warfare, such as the advent of the aviation and the railways, the use of chemicals and the invention of the nuclear bomb; however th...
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Critically assess the cultural impact of the Cultural Revolution on the People's Republic of China in relation to other factors.

I would be looking for an answer to divide up the factors as the student sees fit but still allowing coherent analysis. Assessing cultural, economic and social factors would an obvious way to tackle this but...
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Describe the military terms of the Treaty of Versailles. (4 Marks).

The Treaty of Versailles was a peace treaty which decided the fate of Germany after their loss in the First World War. It included a number of military restrictions to limit Germany's abilities to fight back...
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How accurate is it to say that the lend-lease programme was the most important reason for the USSR’s victory in WW2?

This question is not just about the lend-lease programme but rather about the reasons why the USSR were victorious in World War Two. In approaching this question, the advantages and disadvantages of the lend...
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(AQA, 12 marks) Which of the following had greater impact on the German people? - The Treaty of Versailles - The hyperinflation crisis of 1923. Explain your answer with reference to both events.

The question requires a reference to both events so the student should discuss both events in turn. There should be a detailed paragraph on each event, discussing them both equally. In the opening of each pa...
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