The document appears to be a collection of technical drawings produced by a student named witt2634 using an Autodesk educational software. There are 8 pages of drawings labeled Part3 through Part8, each with technical drawings consisting of lines and measurements. Each page contains the student name, drawing name, scale, and date in the header.
This document summarizes the types of heritage in Bangladesh. It discusses World Heritage sites such as the Shat Gombuj Mosque, Ruins of the Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur, and the Sundarbans. Local heritage sites include Cox's Bazar, known for its long beach, St. Martin's Island, a small island south of Cox's Bazar, and Kuakata Beach, located in Patuakhali district and notable for its sunrises and sunsets. Other local sites mentioned are Madhabkunda waterfall, Jaflong on the Bangladesh-India border, and Chandra-Mahal, Ahsan Manjil And Lalbag Fort, and Kantajew
This document provides a summary of key information about Mongolia, including:
- Demographic information such as Mongolia being the 19th largest country by area, with a population of 3 million people, most of whom are Khalkh Mongols.
- A brief history covering Mongolia's existence as part of empires from 209 BC to the 20th century and its transition to democracy in 1990.
- An overview of Mongolia's government structure as a parliamentary republic and cultural aspects like the prominence of Buddhism, nomadic lifestyle, and Naadam festival.
- Photos depicting natural landscapes, traditional gers, urban areas, and leisure activities to illustrate Mongolia's attractions.
The document appears to be a collection of technical drawings produced by a student named witt2634 using an Autodesk educational software. There are 8 pages of drawings labeled Part3 through Part8, each with technical drawings consisting of lines and measurements. Each page contains the student name, drawing name, scale, and date in the header.
This document summarizes the types of heritage in Bangladesh. It discusses World Heritage sites such as the Shat Gombuj Mosque, Ruins of the Buddhist Vihara at Paharpur, and the Sundarbans. Local heritage sites include Cox's Bazar, known for its long beach, St. Martin's Island, a small island south of Cox's Bazar, and Kuakata Beach, located in Patuakhali district and notable for its sunrises and sunsets. Other local sites mentioned are Madhabkunda waterfall, Jaflong on the Bangladesh-India border, and Chandra-Mahal, Ahsan Manjil And Lalbag Fort, and Kantajew
This document provides a summary of key information about Mongolia, including:
- Demographic information such as Mongolia being the 19th largest country by area, with a population of 3 million people, most of whom are Khalkh Mongols.
- A brief history covering Mongolia's existence as part of empires from 209 BC to the 20th century and its transition to democracy in 1990.
- An overview of Mongolia's government structure as a parliamentary republic and cultural aspects like the prominence of Buddhism, nomadic lifestyle, and Naadam festival.
- Photos depicting natural landscapes, traditional gers, urban areas, and leisure activities to illustrate Mongolia's attractions.
This document provides an overview of tourism in Bangladesh, including its attractions, industry statistics, SWOT analysis, and travel tips. Some key points:
- Tourism has become a major foreign currency earner, creating 800,000 jobs and contributing around 6% to GDP.
- Major attractions include Cox's Bazar beach, the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Sylhet tea gardens, and historical sites like Lalbagh Fort and Ahsan Manzil palace.
- Strengths include natural beauty and culture, while weaknesses include underutilization of attractions and lack of infrastructure. Opportunities exist in developing new sites and partnerships, while threats include natural disasters and
Presentation on Bangladesh (Political, Legal and Economic system)Tawhid Rahman
The document provides information about Bangladesh's political, legal, and economic systems through a presentation by students. It discusses Bangladesh's government structure, major political parties, legal system including courts, and incentives for foreign investment. The economy relies on exports of garments and imports machinery/equipment. The ruling government aims to eliminate poverty and achieve middle income status by 2021 through infrastructure development and special economic zones.
Tourism has the potential to be Bangladesh's most successful business if places of historical and natural interest are made safer and better organized. Bangladesh has many attractive places but they need improvements in safety, accommodations, transportation, and staff training to fully realize their potential and address tourists' problems and concerns. With the right steps taken, tourism could become a major industry and help brand Bangladesh as "Beautiful Bangladesh" globally.
This document provides an overview of tourism in Bangladesh, including its attractions, industry statistics, SWOT analysis, and travel tips. Some key points:
- Tourism has become a major foreign currency earner, creating 800,000 jobs and contributing around 6% to GDP.
- Major attractions include Cox's Bazar beach, the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Sylhet tea gardens, and historical sites like Lalbagh Fort and Ahsan Manzil palace.
- Strengths include natural beauty and culture, while weaknesses include underutilization of attractions and lack of infrastructure. Opportunities exist in developing new sites and partnerships, while threats include natural disasters and
Presentation on Bangladesh (Political, Legal and Economic system)Tawhid Rahman
The document provides information about Bangladesh's political, legal, and economic systems through a presentation by students. It discusses Bangladesh's government structure, major political parties, legal system including courts, and incentives for foreign investment. The economy relies on exports of garments and imports machinery/equipment. The ruling government aims to eliminate poverty and achieve middle income status by 2021 through infrastructure development and special economic zones.
Tourism has the potential to be Bangladesh's most successful business if places of historical and natural interest are made safer and better organized. Bangladesh has many attractive places but they need improvements in safety, accommodations, transportation, and staff training to fully realize their potential and address tourists' problems and concerns. With the right steps taken, tourism could become a major industry and help brand Bangladesh as "Beautiful Bangladesh" globally.
The document summarizes the history of the Huguenots in France from 1500-1790. It describes how Huguenots were Protestant reformers who were persecuted for their faith by the Catholic church and French kings. This led to periods of violence and religious wars between Huguenots and Catholics in France. It also profiles influential Huguenots like John Calvin and the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre in 1572 where thousands of Huguenots were killed in Paris and across France.
The document provides an overview of the Protestant Reformation in Europe from the 15th to the 17th centuries. It discusses key figures like Martin Luther, John Calvin, and events that led to the split from the Catholic Church and division of Christianity into Catholic and Protestant branches. The Reformation started as a protest against corruptions in the Catholic Church and spread new ideas about faith, scripture, and authority across Europe through the printing press. It faced resistance but established new denominations.
This document provides information about volcanoes in three main sections:
1) It describes the internal structure of volcanoes, including the core, mantle, and crust.
2) It explains the relationship between plate tectonics and volcanic activity at plate boundaries like mid-ocean ridges and subduction zones.
3) It outlines different types of volcanic eruptions based on factors like the viscosity and gas content of the magma, including Hawaiian, Plinian, Strombolian, and hydrovolcanic eruptions.
2. ANGREPET PÅ POLEN
• Felttoget i Polen er invasjonen av Polen i 1939.
• Det er startskuddet til den andre verdenskrig i Europa.
• Invasjonen ble foretatt av tyske styrker, sovjetiske styrker og en liten
kontingent slovakiske styrker.
• Felttoget startet 1. september 1939 og endte 6. oktober samme året.
• Da hadde Tyskland og Sovjetunionen okkupert hele Polen.
15. • Invasjonen regnes som starten på andre verdenskrig i Europa da
Polens allierte, Storbritannia og Frankrike, erklærte krig mot Tyskland
3. september 1939.
• Det var første gang tysk Blitzkrieg-taktikk ble brukt.
• Det var en taktikk som skulle bli brukt mange ganger de neste årene
av tyskerne.
28. • Etter et tysk-regissert polsk «angrep» 1. september, invaderte tyske
styrker langs Polens vestre, søndre og nordre grenser.
• Polske styrker ble tvunget bort fra de lange grensene, og trakk seg
østover.
• Etter polsk tap i slaget ved Bzura midt i september 1939 fikk tyskerne
initiativet for alvor, og polakkene måtte trekke seg sørøstover.
• Planen var da at de skulle etablere forsvarslinjer i områdene nær
grensen mot Romania og vente på alliert hjelp der.
33. • Den 17. september angrep Den røde armé østfra.
• Et hemmelig samarbeid under Molotov-Ribbentrop-pakten delte opp
Øst-Europa mellom Hitlers Tyskland og Stalins Sovjetunionen.
• I lys av dette overraskende angrepet bestemte polske myndigheter
seg for å gi opp det håpløse forsvaret av polsk jord.
• De trakk styrkene sine inn i nøytrale Romania.
• Innen begynnelsen av oktober 1939 hadde invasjonshærene
fullstendig overtatt Polen.
37. • De polske myndighetene – som aldri overga seg – trakk seg inn i
nabolandene Romania og Ungarn.
• Mange av de evakuerte deltok i polske styrker i Frankrike, franskstyrt
Syria og Storbritannia.
• Selv under okkupasjonen klarte Polen å danne en kraftig
motstandsbevegelse, Armia Krajowa.
• De deltok med betydelige styrker på alliert side under hele krigen.
39. • Tyskland erobret det området som Sovjetunionen okkuperte da de
invaderte Sovjetunionen 22. juni 1941.
• Sovjetunionen tok tilbake disse områdene i 1944.
• De sovjetiske og tyske okkupantene tok samlet sett livene til over 20
% av Polens innbyggere.
• Krigen og okkupasjonen markerte slutten på den andre polske
republikk.
41. • Katyn-massakren var en massakre av polske militære og intellektuelle
utført av sovjetiske NKVD i skogen utenfor landsbyen Katyn ikke langt
fra Smolensk i det vestlige Russland.
• Tilsvarende og samtidige massakrer ble utført i fengsler i Kalinin
(Tver), Kharkov og annetsteds.
• De medregnes også som en del av Katyn-massakren.
• Ordren til massakrene ble gitt 5. mars 1940 av det sovjetiske
politbyrået under ledelse av Josef Stalin.
• Ordren ble også underskrevet av Molotov, Vorosjilov og Mikojan.
45. • De som ble massakrert var polske soldater som hadde havnet i
sovjetisk krigsfangenskap etter den sovjetiske innmarsjen i Øst-Polen i
september 1939.
• Russerne massakrerte ifølge organisasjonen Memorial minst 14 000,
og ifølge polske historikere 21 857 polske soldater og offiserer i Katyn
(ca. 15 000 var krigsfanger).
• Av disse ble 4 421 henrettet og gravd ned i Katyn.