Welcome to Week One - March 6-12, 2006
Welcome to week one of The Year of the Hangman book blog. During the week of March 6th through the 12th we will be reading and commenting on the first five chapters of the novel - pages 1 - 65. Leave a comment on any of the questions listed below and check out the instructions for commenting listed below. Please e-mail the moderator of the blog with any questions at speakingofhistory@gmail.com
posted by Eric Langhorst | 11:27 PM
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In world war 2 if we had lost the battle at normady beach called d-day i think that the world woulld be different because the germans would probalbly invaded greatbrittan and we would not have had the air feilds we would have needed and so germany probably would have won the war and we would be at risk of war and invasion of them and might have been ruled by germans.
In world war 2 i think that if we had not won the battle on normady beach called d-day. I think we would be at war with germany maybe till this day and that germany would have invaded england and so we would have not had the air space avalible that we needed to help us win the war. so germany might have one and we might have got invaded by germany and be ruled by germany and be speaking german
If the United States had
"lost" the cold war, The world would be living in a communist socicity and America would have collasped like the Soviet Union.
I agree with what Mason said, except, that we don't know if we would have lost the war or not. I think that if the cold war actually became a war, we would be living in a time after WW3, with the effects of radiation probably all over America.
I think that when the Holocaust went on that if we didn't invade and get the Jews out then they would have killed all the Jews moving on from country to country. Then when they were done with killing all the jews then the germans would have went on to killing other people because they were different. So then there wouldn't be any other people except for the Germans.
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