Memory of World War II in America

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[...] Of course, some are sometimes hesitating, but they keep looking for him. And once he is found, this soldier decides to stay and to fight with his friends whereas he should be leaving the war after the loss of all his brothers and his trauma. Thus, this movie truly shows a memory of World War II with brave and strong American soldiers. Moreover, another type of domain like comics is using the supernatural side to insist on the willingness of the American privates at saving their country. [...]

[...] Hence, he was already a hero, a brave man from the beginning because he had that patriotic love and this will of helping his country. This comic show, again, how much the American soldiers were during World War II: men with complete motivation, determination and force. It is a triumphant memory in America. Finally, cartoons, particularly political cartoons, are also playing a big role in the memory of World War II in America. Let's take, for instance, a political cartoon entitled Be Careful, Uncle Sam. [...]

[...] But tensions in the world are always present and constantly represent a threat such as the Syrian Civil war. It started in 2011 and since, chemical weapons have been used, many massacres, war crimes and crimes against humanity were committed by the Syrian Regime and by the Islamic State. Hence, those events can call into question the arrival of a Third World war which would have started in Syria. [...]

[...] The country takes its responsibilities seriously towards World War II. In conclusion, this cartoon, by using the symbol of America, gives the memory of a wise country who thinks before acting. Therefore, the memory of World War II in America is mostly seen as a ‘good memory' where strength, achievement, determination and courage dominated, through the artistic field. II. Analysis of this Point of View Has Limits Because the Memory Can also Express Itself in a Much More Negative Way for Some Reason Nevertheless, this ‘good vision' of the remembrance of World War II in America has boundaries because a painful memory still exists. [...]

[...] Memory of World War II in America The memory is basically the act of recall. Indeed, when something, either an action, an event or even a person is remembered, this automatically becomes a memory. Thus, it can be related to everything but, here, it will be precisely about the memory of World War II in America. Besides, the United States of America will be the country studied because it is probably the most involved in World War II on the continent of America. [...]