GRU Essays

  • Delmar The Spy That Got Away

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    attending high school at Central High School, known locally as the castle on the hill in Sioux City, Iowa, George Koval joined the Young Communist League, and in August 1930 was its delegate to the Iowa co... ... middle of paper ... ...ded over to the GRU (military intelligence) Museum the Gold Star medal and Hero of Russia certificate and document bestowed on Soviet intelligence officer George Koval". Kremlin.ru. President of Russia. Retrieved 2009-06-20. Srebrnik, Henry (2001). Gennady Estraikh; Mikhail

  • Jay Caretaker Chambers And The Work Of Whittaker Chambers

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    Whittaker Chambers was originally born with the name Jay Vivian Chambers on April 1, 1901 (Whittaker, 2004). After Chambers graduated high school he left his home in Long Island and worked as a construction worker replacing railroad tracks (Boston, 2011). After working on the railroads Chambers decided to attend college. He attended Columbia University in New York between the years of 1920 and 1924 (Boston, 2011). During his time at Columbia, Chambers became a very gifted writer. While attending

  • Stalins Spy was Richard Sorge

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    Stalin’s Spy Richard Sorge also known as Stalin’s Spy, was an extreme professional when it came to espionage. He was born on October 4th 1895 in Russia, his father was a German engineer. When his father took a leap in his career, they moved to Germany. Sorge was only a few years old. In 1914, Richard enlisted in the German army, and was wounded; he had shattered his legs which led to him having a lifelong limp. Four years later he earned his PhD and joined the German Communist Party. In 1924 he left

  • Gru As A Hero In Paradise Lost

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    In the beginning of the movie, Gru is a mean and angry person “who wishes to be the world’s #1 villain” (“Felonious Gru”). He sees there is another challenging villain named Vector. Gru meets three orphaned girls and “[decides] to adopt them so they [can] sneak into Vector’s lair and take the shrink ray Vector stole from Gru…” (“Felonious Gru”). Once he gets to know the girls and spends more time with them he becomes more attached and

  • Gru And His Minions Analysis

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    The story of Gru and his minions goes back many years before this story was told. Gru was the master of his many minions and they followed every order that was ordered to them. Gru started out as every boy did, he had certain role models that he looked up to and wanted to be some day. But most kids role models are usually a superhero, such as spiderman or superman. His were villains. So as he grew up, he started becoming more and more evil, his main goal was to take over the world and become the

  • The Theme of Despicable Me directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud

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    The movie Despicable Me directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud was released in 2010. The movie is about an evil villain named Gru, who is the protagonist. Gru comes up with a wicked plan to steal the moon. To succeed in his plan, he needs the help of three little girls who he adopts. These three little girls turn his world upside down, showing him he can be a loving father. These girls change his heart. Coffin and Renaud have used film and narrative techniques to illustrate the theme that good

  • Despicable Me

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    a villain. Gru, and his want to commit the ultimate crime: stealing the moon. Gru enlists the help of three orphan girls that had previously sold his enemy, Vector, cookies. He is trying to steal back the shrink ray which will help him get the moon by shrinking it to an adequate size. While this plan goes through he finds that the girls are a little more likeable than he had planned. Gru diverges from gender norms by embodying the role of caregiver to Margo, Edith, and Agnes. When Gru first sees

  • Film Analysis Paper

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    self-concept drastically changing. This is very important to recognize because self-concept influences the “roles we play, social identities we form, the comparisons we make with others, and our successes and failures” (Meyers, 40). In the beginning, Gru collectively characterizes himself as a villain, and as a result, forms a social identity as an evil individual. He does not compare himself to a layperson, such as his next-door neighbor, but rather to other villains and their criminal accomplishments

  • Analysis Of Despicable Me 2

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    and the third highest grossing film of 2013. Since the first movie, Gru becomes a devoted father, raising his daughters Margo, Edith and Agnes while also researching a jelly and jam business with Dr. Nefario and the minions. In the meantime, a powerful aircraft using magnetism steals a laboratory in the Arctic Circle. The Anti-Villain League, who are dedicated to fighting crime on a global scale, send agent Lucy Wilde to recruit Gru, to help the agency solve the mystery. Before this, Gru’s life was

  • The Protaganist Argumentative Essay

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    Seems like a normal comedy movie, right? The catch lies in the movie's protaganist, he's an evil genius aiming to become the world's most infamous criminal, named Gru. Leading an army of hundreds of artificially created uncontrollable and ever hungry minions, ready to devour any thing in their way, Gru's journey to the top seems simple enough, but is it? Does it still seem like a cheerful animated movie? I would

  • Klaus Fuchs Motivation For Espionage

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    Espionage has been around since the beginning of time. Knowledge or intelligence is a driving force in warfare. Motivation for espionage is person specific: money, vengeance, the thrill of the act, but what about doing what you perceive to be the right thing? Klaus Fuchs volunteered himself as a spy during World War II (WWII) on one of the most pivotal projects of modern warfare. His story is not full of mystery or even adventure, he was a scientist, conducting research and sharing knowledge

  • Ebony Case Summary

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    CM Gilmore made an unannounced visit to GRU to ensure safety and well-being of Jaylin Davis. CM Gilmore spoke with Jennie Westbrook, and explained the reason for the visit. Mrs. Westbrook provided CM with documentation of their interaction with Ebony and Jaylin. They also was able to provide medication records regarding Ebony. CM Gilmore explained to Ebony Davis the reason for the visit and Ebony reported the following: • Ebony reported that she wanted to know how to get her SSI check back from

  • Summary Of A Charge Nurse

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    Ever since I was in middle school I dreamed of working in the medical field. I realized nursing was the profession for me when my grandfather became terribly sick with lung cancer during my freshman year of high school. It puzzled me that one of the healthiest and most physically active people I knew could be afflicted by such a damaging disease. After watching my grandfather’s suffering and the pain my entire family felt from his death, I knew I wanted to go into a field to help others that are

  • Romantic Relationships Essay

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    relationship. It also could be a bad thing since it could make a person feel unworthy of public knowledge of the relationship. A excellent example of this is in the movie Despicable Me 2, Gru goes on a mission with Lucy to find a bad guy. Gru can’t stand the sight of Lucy. As they reach the end of their mission Gru falls in love with Lucy. This love can be very intriguing. As you can see there is several different types of romantic relationships. Each person should be able to determine which type

  • Self Esteem In Despicable Me

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    Some people’s inner voices grow to be negative over time. The animated movie, “Despicable Me,” portrays a character called Mr Gru. Mr Gru became a villain because his mother never approves anything he does. She laughs at him, criticises him repeatedly. He grew up with that mindset and became a villain just to prove to her that he can do bad stuff. Anyone with that kind of background

  • My Growth as a Writer in this Class

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    Beginning in grade school students are taught a basic curriculum for English, some of the basics being: five sentences equaling a paragraph and five paragraphs equaling a essay. The beginning of the English learning stage is a time to get engaged in reading and writing. Honestly, most children when they are younger start loving to read and write but do they stay that way throughout middle school, high school, or even college? No, nine out of ten times kids who started out loving to read and write

  • Jeremy Number Club Case Study

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    Today I come before you with not good news, but bad news. I come before you not on a good cause, but one that is dear to me and you. Why is membership down and why are member leaving. I think member are leaving because of us. Membership is down because we have taken them for granted. We have asked our self why? We have the state of the art gym. We have a fabulous dining hall and we have catered to the people when they have come in the door. Now we have just stop caring and we have let people search

  • Communism In America

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    underground cell of Communists that Chambers said had engaged in espionage for the Soviet Union. In August or September of 1934, Hiss met Chambers and allegedly started paying Communist Party dues. He allegedly began working with the GRU in 1935 with Chambers acting as courier. GRU Illegal Rezident (a Soviet spymaster who resides in the U.S. undercover, rather than as an embassy employee) Boris Bykov instructed Hiss in espionage procedures. These included bringing files home nightly and retyping them for

  • The Character Of Ebenezer Scrooge In A Christmas Carol

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    come home… “, so it really wasn’t his choice if he could go home to his family or not, it was his father’s. But now, Scrooge is a senior citizen, he has gray hair that drapes down on the sides of his face, and he has an elongated jaw with a nose like Gru from Despicable Me. He also wore a nightgown most, if not all, of the movie. Scrooge also has a humped back and he walks with a cane around town. In addition, to how he dresses Scrooge has a very crabby personality. For example, he walks around town

  • Which country it is the biggest threat

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    The United States faces countless threats on both home front and aboard. The countries that pose the greatest threat to U.S. national security are China, Iran, and Russia. Anyone of these countries could inflict grave damage to the United States, resulting in catastrophic results. I’ll compare and contrast these countries 5 intelligence disciplines to determine which country poses the biggest threat to U.S. national security. China poses the greatest threat to the United States national security