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The 4th of July 1954 marks a crucial event in German history. With a 3:2 victory over a Hungarian team that had not been beaten for four whole years West Germany had won the F.I.F.A. World Cup for the first time. Helmut Rahn¿s winning goal instantly revived the spirit of an entire country that not even a decade before had experienced huge devastation in the Second World War and a general sentiment that 'we are somebody again' began to overlie the whole population. This triumph went on to be remembered as the 'Miracle of Bern'. In 2003, German director Sönke Wortmann, in collaboration with the German Football Association (D.F.B.), was the first to attempt a full reconstruction of this event in the extent of a feature film. While there had been a certain fear that Wortmann might destroy what had already become a myth in the minds of many Germans, he himself believed that the film was necessary in order to keep the legend alive for a younger generation, who had no direct connection to or never even heard of this renowned event. In the end, Wortmann¿s film The Miracle of Bern drew more than three million people to the box office, thus making it one of the most successful films of 2003 over the whole of Europe, even though some journalists sharply criticized it as being the 'most American German film of all time'. In their opinion, Wortmann's predominant concern was to emphasize the mythical character of West Germany's sporting triumph. This was something that had never been attempted before in German cinema, but of which there are plenty examples in what might be called the 'classic' American sports film of the 1980s. In this regard, however, most reviews remain rather vague. Therefore, this study is aimed to provide a closer analysis of the subject matter, concentrating on the comparison of The Miracle of Bern to three successful 1980s' U.S. sports films, namely Field of Dreams (1989), The Natural (1984) and Hoosiers (1986). Furthermore I would like to suggest possible reasons why Wortmann might have orientated himself on a particularly American model in order to approach a subject that could not be more German.

The opening of Iraq's Ba'th Party archives revolutionized the study of Iraqi politics and history, offering scholars unprecedented access to the inner workings of one of the world's most impenetrable autocracies. This volume brings together leading scholars to take stock of what we have learned from over a decade of research using the Ba'thist archives, contributing to a new understanding of Iraq's history, with wider implications for understanding authoritarianism in general.The contributors show how research in these unique archives challenges previous assumptions about Ba'thist Iraq and the workings of authoritarian regimes. Their chapters provide fresh insights into how Saddam Hussein's regime functioned both at the elite level and through everyday bureaucratic practices, shedding light on state power, social relations, and international politics of the Middle East. The volume also critically reflects on the ethical questions posed by the archives, including their origins, the impact of their removal from Iraq, and access barriers for local scholars. Rich in empirical detail yet framed by cutting-edge theoretical questions, this book demonstrates how the Iraqi archives have reshaped debates about authoritarianism, governance, repression, and state-society relations well beyond the Iraqi case. Autorid: Lisa Blaydes, Samuel Helfont

Raising a child isn't about shielding them from life's storms. It's about teaching them how to stand strong in the rain. Parenting toddlers and preschoolers is equal parts joy and chaos-tantrums in grocery aisles, bedtime battles, endless "whys." In those overwhelming moments, many parents wonder: Am I doing this right? Will my child grow up resilient, confident, and ready for the future? In Raising Mentally Strong Kids, bestselling parenting author Olivia Maxwell offers a practical, compassionate guide to helping children ages 2-6 build the mental strength they need for life. Blending science, gentle parenting, and motivational insights, this book shows you how to raise kids who don't just survive challenges-but thrive through them. Through powerful stories, simple scripts, and ready-to-use toolkits, you'll learn how to: - Turn meltdowns into opportunities for growth - Teach your child to name and regulate big feelings - Build confidence rooted in effort-not arrogance - Set boundaries with love and consistency - Create family rituals that anchor security and resilience - Prepare your child for big transitions like school and social settings Each chapter weaves real-life parenting vignettes with neuroscience, child psychology, and practical exercises-so you not only understand resilience but also practice it daily. You'll discover tools like the Resilience Ladder, the Little Ikigai Map, the Feelings Faces Chart, and the Transition Prep Checklist-all designed to help toddlers and preschoolers build emotional strength step by step. This is not about raising perfect kids. It's about raising strong kids-kids who stumble, recover, and rise again. If you've ever wished for more calm, more confidence, and more connection in your parenting journey, Raising Mentally Strong Kids will become your trusted companion.

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