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7 short biographies of Mother Teresa, Golda Meir, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Martin Luther King Jr., Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Neil Armstrong and Marilyn Monroe. 7 Biographies are written with the view of the writer's comments that should be important in caring about people's lives and our world. How they lived their lives in respect to the times in our history -- World War I, II and the Korean War and the Culture of America. The worst times of trouble in evil Racism, the Wars and Slavery and Racism in America. Mother Teresa born a little girl in Eastern Europe became the most famous Nun. Her missionary work and the vows she took as the Nun is written in a very short biography by a NYC Christian Writer. Golda Meir, a little girl who escaped the persecution of the Jews in the Ukraine and grew up in America and made herself the Prime Minister of Israel during the worst terror of Racism, Hitler's Nazi Germany and World War II and their persecution of Jews. An exemplary Christian American woman Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote the most important book in America who help to end the horror of Slavery. Martin Luther King Jr. a Black child was born in the Racists' South to lead the Equal Rights Movement and ended Segregation and inequality for black people. He will be respected by God. Gen. Douglas MacArthur American soldier who served U.S. Army for World War I & II and the Korean War. Neil Armstrong the famous astronaut was the1st man to Walk on the Moon who said, "One small step for a man, One giant leap for mankind" how is this symbolic for the mankind and for God? Marilyn Monroe, a tragic Hollywood story where there was the worst Racism in Hollywood, people sold their souls to be Stars. All these people's lives were in vain? Bible says the human lives and our work is in vanity and it is calamity. How they sought and achieved their dreams in adversity, poverty, during the worst times of Wars, Nazism and Racism, Slavery and inequality and promiscuity in American culture, through the