The Forgotten Twentieth Century

Vampires in the twentieth century?

2. Early twentieth century legislative efforts

And here is the twentieth century answer.

Twentieth century a little bit over two percent.

Both collapsed at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Genocide and the Holocaust branded the history of the twentieth century.

I don't believe this story, Raul. Vampires in the twentieth century?

The Digital Highway arrived in America's living rooms late in the twentieth century.

Was a beloved pianist, maybe the great cult pianist of the twentieth century.

That was the media landscape as we had it in the twentieth century.

The twentieth century has witnessed some of the deadliest and most devastating conflicts.

Interdependence has become a completely new phenomenon of the end of the twentieth century.

That is the remarkable story of the twentieth century. The question now is what story will emerge from the twenty first century.

There can be no going back to the nuclear arms race of the twentieth century.

During the twentieth century, the terms of trade had changed to the detriment of developing countries.

In the twentieth century, the soul of Europe was torn by communism, fascism and anti Semitism.

It follows a pattern established during the nineteenth century as regards arbitration and during the twentieth century in respect of the International Court of Justice.

We must therefore set in motion factors that were unimaginable in the middle of the twentieth century.

(d) This information and its availability have been increasing since the first quarter of the twentieth century

9. The end of the cold war marks a watershed in the history of the twentieth century.

The twentieth century was that century where, at least for those places we know the best, culture moved from this read write to read only existence.

It has not settled the issue of the crimes against humanity that it committed in the twentieth century.

Fortunately, we have probably one of the greatest scientific achievements of the twentieth century that underpins that pattern.

(a) Twenty years have been added to the average lifespan in the second half of the twentieth century.

The twentieth century s two most important conceptual innovations, totalitarianism and globalization, were originally Italian. The first term defined the tumultuous middle of the twentieth century, the latter its benign ending.

This trend away from ipso facto abrogation also received support in an international tribunal of the early twentieth century.

In the twentieth century, Africa shook off colonial rule and achieved national liberation. That was an epoch making event.

Such were the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood, which emanated from Egypt at the beginning of the twentieth century.

Armenians, as a people who experienced the first genocide of the twentieth century, know full well the horror of genocide.

With European and trans Atlantic integration, we have drawn the lessons of the tragic first half of the twentieth century.

Achieving the goals will help to consign to history the twentieth century concept of first , second and third world countries.

The twentieth century witnessed genocides, atrocities, mass killings and ethnic cleansings, which, deplorably, were not confined to just one continent.

But in the twentieth century, a Japanese folder named Yoshizawa came along, and he created tens of thousands of new designs.

In the early twentieth century, a second diametrically opposed view emerged that war does not affect treaties, subject to some exceptions.

A million people had had to abandon their land in the middle of the twentieth century and flee to neighbouring counties.

The present century is coming to an end, but Japan has not yet admitted nor apologized for the unethical kidnapping of the Koreans it committed in the first half of the twentieth century.

Indeed, throughout the twentieth century, animosity between Poland and Russia remained at fever pitch, manifested not only in politics but also culturally.

This pattern was followed by Scandinavian TNCs expanding abroad in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries (Johanson and Vahlne 1977).

We support the noble activities of the United Nations aimed at preventing tragedies like those of the twentieth century from happening again.

Eighteenth century physiocrats believed that only the farmer was productive, and that everyone else was somehow cheating the farmers out of their fair share. Twentieth century Marxists thought the same thing about factory workers.

Japan committed the extra large crimes unprecedented in history during its illegal occupation of Korea in the first half of the twentieth century.

Later, during the first half of the twentieth century, Africa offered the blood of its inhabitants, and then recourse to its territories, to a European continent in the throes of two world wars. And, in the second half of the twentieth century, after a brutal anti colonial struggle, Africa s newly independent countries became proxy battlegrounds in the Cold War.

So how should we think about the ideological legacy of the twentieth century? For one thing, we need to stop viewing the twentieth century as a historical parenthesis filled with pathological experiments conducted by crazed thinkers and politicians, as if liberal democracy had been there before those experiments and merely needed to be revived after they failed.

When battles were lost, talks began. These talks eventually resulted in the formation of respected countries, from Italy in the nineteenth century, to India in the middle of the twentieth century, to Eritrea near that century s end.