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texts: "Good Intent", and Kelsey's, where they discovered a large number of cotton bales marked "C.S.A". Ordered back to Louisiana later that month, the 30th Ohioans sailed aboard the gunboats Cincinnati and Mound City, disembarking again at Young's Point on March 28. Ordered to assemble with other Union troops at "General Blair's headquarters", they were present for the April 21 address by Brigadier-General Lorenzo Thomas, Adjutant General of the U.S. Army, during which he announced President Lincoln's intention "to arm the negroes and to officer them from the army." On April 29, the regiment boarded the steamer R.B. Hamilton, and sailed for the mouth of the Yazoo River, where it connected with other Union troops on the gunboats Choctaw and Tyler, the ironclad Byron de Kalb, four "musquito" boats, and the USS Black Hawk. General Sherman then boarded the Hamilton with the 30th Ohio as the expedition set off, and announced that the combined force would "make a demonstration upon Hain's Bluff to attract the attention of the enemy while General Grant effected a landing upon the Mississippi shore at Grand Gulf." Shelling points along the way, the troops disembarked near Drumgold's Hill, and moved out with the 30th Ohio in the lead and two of its right-wing companies deployed as skirmishers.Battered by enemy artillery en route, the regiment sheltered behind a levee near Drumgold's, and then bedded down after nightfall. During the ensuing standoff over the next few days, both sides deployed skirmishers and exchanged artillery fire, ultimately compelling the Confederate troops to abandon their heavily fortified positions. Returned by gunboat to Young's Point, the 30th Ohioans were then redirected to Milliken's Bend, where they encamped briefly before being ordered to move, on May 5, toward Richmond and New Carthage. On May 9, Pvt. <mask> and his fellow G Company soldiers joined those from Companies E, F


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 ruled the hour....Still the survivors pressed forward, until they actually reached the enemy's works. Here they found a deep ditch and a steep, high, outer slope, inside the moat. No preparations had been made to cross this ditch or scale the works. The enemy ... opened his musketry and artillery with redoubled fury; and our men ... retired to the first cover, laid down, and awaited orders from the Brigade commander. Repulsed, the Kanawha Brigade retreated, regrouped, and resumed their role as part of the Union's siege efforts. Ordered to move again during the afternoon of May 22, the 30th Ohioans positioned themselves "on the top of the west slope of our hollow, within four hundred yards of the enemy, and opened a rapid fire upon him", according to Brinkerhoff. They had just fired their opening shots in the Battle of Vicksburg.Battle of Vicksburg (May 22, 1863)
 While stationed in Mississippi with his regiment during the third year of the American Civil War, <mask> was pressed into service as "a member of what is known as the 'volunteer storming party' or 'forlorn hope' on May 22, 1863, at Vicksburg," according to a sketch of his life which was presented in the Observer-Reporter of Washington, Pennsylvania in 2013. Attacking Vicksburg a second time in response to orders from General Ulysses S. Grant, <mask> and a significant number of his comrades from the 30th Ohio and other Union regiments were wounded while attempting to place ladders against an embankment and the side of Fort Beauregard. Despite the risk to his own life, he rescued five men while under heavy fire, according to his Medal of Honor citation. Many others were killed instantly during the assault, including the captain of <mask>'s company. According to historians W. F. Beyer and O. F. Keydel:

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 Bridgeport, Alabama, they remained there until December 19, and then moved on to Bellefonte Station December 26. 1864 to 1865
 From Bellefonte Station, the 30th Ohio moved to Larkin's Ferry on January 26, 1864, and then to Cleveland, Tennessee. Around this time, a number of 30th Ohioans re-enrolled for additional tours of duty, and were rewarded with veterans' furloughs, which they took during April and May of that year. Assigned with other Union troops to the Atlanta Campaign from May 1 through September 8, the 30th Ohioans were involved, from May 8–13, with operations at Resaca, and participated in the Battle of Resaca from May 14–15.Advancing on Dallas from May 18–25, they then engaged in operations at Pumpkin Vine Creek, Dallas, New Hope Church, and Allatoona Hills through June 5 and in operations at Marietta and Kennesaw Mountain from June 10 through July 2, as well as at Nickajack Creek (July 2–5), Ruff's Mills (July 3–4), and the Chattahoochie River (July 5–17). Fighting in the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, they then were engaged in combat actions at Ezra Chapel during the Siege of Atlanta, an entrenchment which lasted until August 25. Participating in the flanking of Jonesboro from August 25–30 and the Battle of Jonesborough from August 31 through September 1, they were also involved in Union operations at Lovejoy Station (September 2–6). When <mask>'s initial three-year term of service expired during this phase of service, he then also re-enlisted with the 30th Ohio Infantry (in September 1864). Assigned to operations against John Bell Hood's Confederate forces in North Georgia and North Alabama from September 29 through November 3, Pvt. <mask> and his fellow 30th Ohioans participated in Sherman's March to the Sea from November 15 through December 10 and the Siege of Savannah from December 10–21. As the war rolled on into its final year, they became part of the Union's Campaign of

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 the Carolinas from January through April 1865.Stationed at Duck Branch near Loper's Cross Roads, South Carolina on February 2, 1865, they moved to the South Edisto River (February 9), the North Edisto River (February 11–13), and Columbia (February 16–17). Engaged in the Battle of Bentonville, North Carolina from March 20–21, they were then assigned to occupation duties in Goldsboro, beginning March 24. Ordered to advance with other Union troops on Raleigh from April 10–14, they were then assigned to occupation duties there beginning April 14, followed by operations at Bennett's House on April 26. After witnessing the surrender of Johnston's army, they marched for Richmond and then Washington, D.C., where they participated in the Union's Grand Review of the Armies on May 24, 1865. Stationed at Louisville, Kentucky on June 2, they then moved on to Little Rock, Arkansas, where they remained from June 25 through August 13, 1865 when the regiment was officially mustered out. Pvt. <mask>'s service, however, lasted slightly longer.According to the special census of Union Civil War veterans, which was conducted in 1890, he was honorably discharged on September 14, 1865. Post-war life
Following his honorable discharge from the military, <mask> resumed his life as a civilian. Employed as carpenter in West Virginia during the mid-1860s and married to Illinois native America/Americus (Loland) <mask>, he welcomed the birth of their son, Lee, sometime around 1865, and their daughter, Mary Jane, in Hancock County, West Virginia on June 11, 1868. In 1870, <mask> was a farmer living in Gilmore Township, Jackson County, Virginia with his wife and two children, Lee and Mary Jane. Their daughter, Alice Ellen, was then born in the Kings Creek District of Hancock County on September 29, 1882, followed by daughter, Rebecca, who was born in Pleasants County, West Virginia on December 4, 1886. Sometime around 1884,


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Shortly after the turn of the century, a federal census taker documented that <mask> was still a farmer and still residing with his second wife, Sarah, in Hanover Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, and also noted that <mask>'s daughter, Alice, was also living with him. Shown on that year's census as "Ella A<mask>", she was described as having been born in West Virginia in September 1882. That year's census taker also noted that <mask> had been married to his second wife, Sarah, for only 16 years (wed circa 1884), and that she had never given birth to any children during their marriage, thereby confirming that <mask> had, in fact, been married twice. In 1906, <mask> was awarded a U.S. Civil War Pension of $12 per month; that rate was then raised to $25 per month when his pension was reissued in 1913.In subsequent years, his pension rate continued to rise steadily in recognition of the increasing level of disability he was experiencing as a direct result of the wounds he sustained in combat during the Civil War. By 1927, he was collecting a pension of $100 per month, which included "a special pension of $10 per month under Act of April 27, 1916, providing for Medal of Honor Roll", according to his United States Veterans Administration

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See also

 30th Ohio Infantry
 List of American Civil War Medal of Honor recipients: A–F
 Ohio in the American Civil War

References

External links
 "<mask> H<mask>", in "Cemetery Tangled in Legal Thicket". Weirton, West Virginia: The Weirton Daily Times, September 11, 2013. "Uriah H. <mask>", in "Paris Cemetery's Future Uncertain".Steubenville, Ohio: Herald-Star, October 9, 2013. 1841 births
1927 deaths
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<mask>, also known as S.T.R. or Simbu, is an Indian actor, filmmaker and musician in Tamil cinema. He began his acting career by playing roles as a child artist in films directed by his father T. Rajendar, before his first lead role in Kadhal Azhivathillai (2002), under his father's direction and produced by his mother Usha. Early and personal life
<mask> was born in Thogarapalli, Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, as the eldest child of T. Rajendar and Usha Rajendar on 3 February 1983. He has a younger brother Kuralarasan, and sister Ilakiya. From early age, he was a devout Hindu and an ardent follower of Lord Shiva. He studied at the Don Bosco Matriculation Higher Secondary School.He studied at Loyola College. <mask> starred in many of his father's films as a child until 2002, when he acted in Kadhal Azhivathillai, his first main role as a hero. Film career

1995–2001
<mask> appeared as a baby in the film Uravai Kaatha Kili held by his father T Rajendar. He then started acting in his father's movies from 1995, including Thai Thangai Paasam, Oru Vasantha Geetham, En Thangai Kalyani, Enga Veetu Velan, Monisha En Monalisa, Oru Thayin Sabhatham, Samsara Sangeetham, Shanti Enathu Shanti, Pettredutha Pillai, Thiruvalla and Sabash Babu. 2002–2004
<mask> played his first protagonist role in Kadhal Azhivathillai (2002), directed by his father. His second film was Dum (2003), which was loosely based on Jagannadh's 2002 Kannada film Appu. His release in 2003 was Alai.<mask> had three releases in 2004; the first was Kovil which deals with the relationship between a Hindu boy and a

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 Christian girl. After this, <mask> starred in Kuththu, a remake of the Telugu film Dil. Divya Spandana, played his love interest. His final release in 2004 was Manmadhan, co-starring with Jyothika for the first time, and the film became a turning point in his career. 2005–2009
<mask>'s first release in 2005 was the film Thotti Jaya, directed by V. Z. Durai. In 2006, he starred in Saravana, directed by K. S. Ravikumar. This was the second time that Simbu and Jyothika worked together after the success of Manmadhan (2004).He next starred in and directed Vallavan (2006), as well as writing its story, screenplay and co-dialogue. In 2008, he starred in the action masala film Kaalai, which was a flop. Later that year, he appeared in another action masala film Silambattam. 2010–2015
In 2010, his film Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, directed and written by Gautham Vasudev Menon, became a Tamil 'cult classic' film. Director K. Balachander in an open letter called <mask>'s performance as his best in his career. The following year he appeared in two films. In early 2011, he appeared in the multi-starrer Vaanam (2011) as Cable Raja, a poor youngster.The film, featuring an ensemble cast, was released to positive reviews and subsequently became a hit at the box office. Later that year, his next release was Osthe (2011), remake of the Bollywood film Dabangg (2010). in which <mask> played a police officer for the first time in his career. <mask> had only one release in 2012, the film Podaa Podi, directed by debutant Vignesh Shivan. <mask>'s next project was Vaalu, directed by debutant Vijay

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In 2016, <mask> starred in the Pandiraj-directed Idhu Namma Aalu alongside Nayanthara, Andrea Jeremiah and Soori playing lead roles.His next film Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada was his second collaboration with Gautham Menon and A. R. Rahman. In 2017, it was reported that <mask> had signed up for an English-language film. His film Anbanavan Asaradhavan Adangadhavan was panned by critics and was commercially unsuccessful. It led to controversies that were reported in the media involving the film's producer Michael Rayappan blaming <mask> for being uncooperative during the film's production. In 2018, he appeared in Mani Ratnam's successful Chekka Chivantha Vaanam as part of an ensemble cast that included Arvind Swamy, Vijay Sethupathi and Arun Vijay. In 2019, STR acted in Vantha Rajavathaan Varuven. <mask> starred in the family drama Eeswaran (2021) as his first film of 2021.The film, directed by Suseenthiran was released on the eve of Pongal festival in theatres after the COVID-19 lockdown was lifted in Tamil Nadu on 14 January 2021, clashing with Vijay's Master (2021). In preparation for his role, <mask> underwent an extremely rigorous weight loss regime, losing 30 kilograms and learnt Bharathanatyam. Although the film was moderately successful, <mask>'s performance was praised, and his new persona was well received by the audience. <mask>'s next release is the upcoming political thriller film Maanaadu

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 (2021), directed by Venkat Prabhu and slated to hit theatres in Diwali. Music
<mask> has frequently worked as a playback singer in the Tamil film industry. He first sang in Sonnal Thaan Kaadhala and went on to sing over 90 songs for various composers. He predominantly sings in his own films and has collaborated mostly with his friend and fellow composer Yuvan Shankar Raja.<mask> also wrote the lyrics for several songs of his films. On 27 December 2011, <mask> released the non-film single "Love Anthem For World Peace and Love" to promote world peace. In 2013, he sang ''Diamond Girl'' in Tollywood film Baadshah directed by Srinu Vaitla starring Jr. NTR and Kajal Aggarwal. This was his first venture in Telugu music. He stated in the summer of 2015 that he would collaborate with Yuvan Shankar Raja to release the non-film single titled "Karma". He Composed Music and Background score for the film Sakka Podu Podu Raja featuring Santhanam in the lead role. Controversies
<mask> has been the subject of several controversies, primarily due to his outspoken nature.Music
In 2010, <mask> sang and composed the song "Evan Di Unna Pethan" as a part of the soundtrack album for his film, Vaanam (2011) and the song faced severe opposition for its provocative lyrics. A women's rights organisation in Chennai criticised the lyrics and issued a statement to <mask> for the lyrics being "chauvinistic" that "demean women". Further it was argued that "music needs to appeal to larger sections than to the ‘thrill-seeking’ youth who are often misguided into ‘cheap thrills’ because of such songs",


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texts: demanding censorship. However, several prominent people from the film industry came to support <mask> stating that there have been more objectionable scenes in films in the past and that there were "bigger issues in society" and applying censorship was not "the ideal way out in democracy." After releasing a promotional version of "The Love Anthem" song in 2011, <mask> announced that a final version would be released thereafter and announced his desire to bring in international artists Akon and Rihanna for the venture. He subsequently headed to Los Angeles in January 2012 and recorded an original version of the song by himself at Studio Zappa with music producer Elan Morrison on the keyboards. The failure to sign in the international artists prompted the project's producer, <mask>'s father T. Rajendar to lodge a police complaint against two agents who had misled his production company into supposed connections with the international artists concerned.Rajendar noted that the sound editor Ramji Soma and a Canadian entrepreneur Talvinder Bathh had charged Rs 12 million ($200,000) from his company and failed to return it despite promises made to sign on Akon, David Guetta and either Rihanna or Nicole Scherzinger for the project. In May 2013, <mask> was finally successfully able to bring in Akon to collaborate for an alternate version of the song, with the move being facilitated by Tracktical Entertainment. The latest version of the song is yet to be released, with <mask> hinting in early 2014 that the song may be launched before the end of 2014. In an interview in June 2015,

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<mask> experienced difficulties with director A. J. Murugan during the making of his breakthrough film, Manmadhan (2004) and was widely reported by the media to have "ghost-directed" the project. Murugan later suggested that <mask> and his family then continually deprived him of royalties deriving from the film, such as the story credits, the Hindi remake rights and sequel rights. Murugan was later demoted and worked in <mask>'s directorial venture, Vallavan (2006) as an associate director, and was consequently critical of the actor's insistence on interfering with the director's role. Another associate director of <mask>, G. T. Nandhu, also fell out with the actor during the making of Kettavan in 2007.The project was launched with Nandhu as the director but he later complained that <mask> actively encroached his role and subsequently left his name out of the film's promotional posters. Despite completing a schedule, the pair could not sort out their differences and the film was shelved. Soon after the failure of their collaboration in Kaalai (2008), director Tarun Gopi was critical of <mask>'s involvement in the project and stated that the actor grossly interfered with his duties as a director. Gopi labelled the actor "unprofessional" and stated that he could not recognise the film from his original script. He later apologised for his


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texts: remarks in late 2011. Cinematographer Madhi also had similar problems with the actor during the making of Silambattam (2008). In 2010, Linguswamy sacked <mask> from the production of Vettai (2012) after the actor suddenly began production on another film, Vaanam, without letting the director know.In reply, <mask> argued that Linguswamy had wasted hundred days of his time without telling him the script of Vettai and called the director "unprofessional". <mask> was later replaced in Vettai by Arya, while he chose to launch another new project titled Vettai Mannan immediately after his removal from Vettai and that movie was also shelved. During the making of Idhu Namma Aalu, the film's production delays meant that director Pandiraj and Silambarasan had difficulties. In July 2014, <mask> had changed his hairstyle in between schedule breaks, leaving Pandiraj unhappy. <mask> subsequently disclosed to the media that Idhu Namma Aalu was his production and that others should not question his involvement in the project. Pandiraj later also publicly clashed with <mask>'s brother, the composer Kuralarasan, stating his annoyance at the delay in providing the film's music. He also defended actress Nayanthara against a complaint made by <mask>'s father to be, producer T. Rajender, and stated the actress had wasted almost two years on the film due to the producers' poor organisation and was still yet to be paid for her work.He further stated that <mask> was insisting an extra "kuthu" number that the script did not warrant and that Rajender, Kuralarasan and <mask> were unnecessarily

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 interested in making sure that the song was included against Pandiraj's wishes. Gautham Vasudev Menon has also spoken out against the actor's lack of punctuality, revealing that the actor failed to turn up for a shoot abroad during the making of Achcham Enbadhu Madamaiyada, prompting a delay in the film's production. However he has also labelled <mask> as an "outstanding actor" and noted his high levels of comfort and trust in <mask>'s ability. Relationship with producers
<mask>'s Anbanavan Asaradhavan Adangadhavan (2017) opened in June 2017 to negative reviews and became a box office failure. Several months after the release, the film's producer Michael Rayappan and director Adhik Ravichandran met the media to criticise the actor's unruly behaviour and interference during the course of the project. They alleged that during the first schedule, production was delayed by two months because several actresses refused to star opposite <mask> knowing his unprofessionalism and that later, the actor insisted that the team shift to a different town from the finalised town of Madurai, as he did not like the warm climate. After moving the shoot to Dindigul, he continued to refuse to shoot in public areas or on Sundays and regularly failed to turn up as per the agreed schedule.They alleged that during the first schedule, <mask> refused to film a song sequence, unfairly requested Shriya Saran to be replaced after she had finished her portions, demanded the shoot to be moved to London from Dubai and made false promises about reducing his body weight as required for the script. During


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 before <mask>'s exit. <mask> later chose to launch another new project titled Maghaa Maanaadu immediately after his removal from Maanaadu. Along with Michael Rayappan and Suresh Kamatchi, several other producers came forward with an official complaint to the Tamil Film Producers Council about <mask>'s poor punctuality during August 2019. Gnanavel Raja of Studio Green, Vijaya Raghavendra of All in All Pictures, and Madan of Escape Artists Motion Pictures were among those who were keen to get the body to compel the actor to return their advances.Gnanavel Raja had been making an untitled film with the actor directed by Narathar, while Raghavendra had paid the actor a deposit for Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa 2. The actor's films have also languished in development hell since 2011, with the media widely labelling his interference as a reason behind the delays. Vignesh Shivan's Podaa Podi (2012) took four years to complete after production had started, while his next release Vaalu (2015) took three years. Another film, Nelson Dilipkumar's Vettai Mannan, began in November 2010 and was ultimately shelved, with the actor shooting for the film intermittently. Likewise Idhu Namma Aalu and Gautham Menon's Achcham Enbadhu Madamaiyada, began in 2013 and both were released in 2016 after publicised production delays. <mask> has also announced various directorial projects, which have failed to materialise, including Valiban in 2009, Manmadhan 2 in 2012 and an untitled English film in 2017. Relationships with colleagues
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texts: the Tamil film industry.He has had a long-running rivalry with actor Dhanush, which has been widely reported in the media. Initial hostility between the pair began after certain punch dialogues from <mask>'s Manmadhan (2004) had seemed to be directed at Dhanush, including a reference to his sudden rise to fame with Kadhal Kondein (2003) and his marriage to Aishwarya Dhanush, the daughter of leading actor Rajinikanth. When questioned about their rivalry in 2005, <mask> stated that the pair were not friends and that Dhanush failed to reciprocate his pleasantries at a wedding. <mask> continued to take shots at Dhanush through film dialogues in Kaalai (2008) and during the teaser trailer of Vaalu in 2012. Following the widespread acclaim of Dhanush's song, "Why This Kolaveri Di" from 3 (2012), <mask> claimed that he began the trend of writing songs with simple lyrics and releasing single tracks for films, in reference to his "Evan Di Unna Pethan" from Vaanam (2011). He subsequently also recorded, filmed and released a promotional video to his "The Love Anthem" within a month of "Why This Kolaveri Di"'s release. The actor's actions and song were criticised by the media during the period, who felt he purely just wanted to compete with Dhanush.In 2012, the pair reconciled and sorted their difference during an awards ceremony held in Dubai, and later celebrated Dhanush's birthday together. Dhanush dismissed reports that the pair were rivals and stated that misunderstandings had grown as a result of their lack of interaction. Dhanush later offered <mask> the opportunity to


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texts: feature in a cameo role in his production, Kaaka Muttai (2015). <mask> had a dispute with veteran comedian Goundamani following the release of Manmadhan (2004), with the comedian feeling that the actor had edited out too many of his scenes. In reply, <mask> noted that the cuts were necessary for the pace of the film, while adding that Goundamani as a senior actor, should have known better. During the making of Vallavan (2006), actress Reemma Sen threatened legal action against <mask> after he made changes to the scope of her role in the film. She later stated she regretted her claim and was proud to have won critical acclaim for the character.Actress Lekha Washington was also critical of her experience working with <mask> on the shelved film Kettavan, and noted that she faced harassment on the sets. In 2007, <mask> had a televised spat with actor Babloo Prithiveeraj during the filming of the dance show Jodi Number One, in which <mask> appeared as a judge. The actor argued with Prithveeraj regarding his dancing ability and later stormed out of the sets in tears, before being brought back by the other judges. In early 2011, <mask> and actor Jiiva briefly displayed public enmity after <mask> had talked down the success of Jiiva's Ko (2011). <mask> had walked out of the production of Ko after a photoshoot in early 2010 over creative differences with director K. V. Anand, particularly on the issue of the casting of Karthika Nair as the lead actress. Jiiva publicly called <mask> a "back stabber", though soon both actors decided to stop their respective public name calling.

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title: Silambarasan

texts: Following the release of Vaanam (2011), actor Bharath expressed his disappointment at being largely left out of the film's promotions and alleged that <mask> had asked the producers to reduce publicity for the film's other actors.Bharath called the incident a "sad phase in his career" and stated he was unsure if he would work with <mask> again. In return, <mask> denied any involvement in the film's promotional strategy and hinted that the film's success was largely dependent on his star image. During the campaigning process for the 2015 Nadigar Sangam elections, <mask> launched a scathing personal attack on actor Vishal during a press conference. <mask> had run for the position of vice-president as a part of Sarathkumar's team, and in a bid to denounce Vishal's credibility for the opposing party, the actor alleged that Vishal had a personal vendetta against Sarathkumar. He further added that Vishal was behaving like a "fox" and ridiculed Vishal's stature to be a part of the election. <mask>'s actions were widely criticised, with Vishal subsequently thanking the actor for tilting public opinion further towards his team. Subsequently, Sarathkumar's team and <mask> unanimously lost in the election


title: Daniele Amfitheatrof

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<mask>heatrof (, October 29, 1901 – June 4, 1983) was a Russian-Italian composer and conductor. Early life

Amfitheatrof was born in Saint Petersburg into a family that was distinguished in various areas of the arts and culture. His father Aleksander Amfiteatrov was a noted writer. His mother Illaria (née Sokoloff), an accomplished singer and pianist, had studied privately with Rimsky-Korsakov. His brother Maksim (Massimo) was an internationally renowned cellist, called the "Cellists' Caruso", who worked with Arturo Toscanini and Fabrizio De André. Daniele's early life was one of extreme hardship. In January 1902, at the age of three months, he was removed to Siberia, where his father was imprisoned for publishing anti-Tsarist articles.In 1904 the authorities returned the family to St. Petersburg, after which time they emigrated to Italy. At the age of six, <mask> commenced private music studies with his mother. In 1914, he was accepted as a student by Ottorino Respighi in Rome. Shortly thereafter, however, the family returned to Russia, where <mask> was appointed as political advisor to Alexander Kerensky during the few months that he was prime minister before the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. In spite of the political and social upheavals of the time, young <mask> received formal instruction in harmony under Nikolai Shcherbachov and Jāzeps Vītols at the Petrograd Conservatory between 1916 and 1918. In 1921, he was permitted to travel to Prague, Czechoslovakia for further study in counterpoint under Jaroslav Křička. After four years of ongoing hardships, the Amfitheatrof family escaped from Soviet Russia.Their perilous crossing through the Gulf of Finland was made in the dead of night. The family returned to Italy in the

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title: Daniele Amfitheatrof

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 spring of 1922. <mask> became a naturalised Italian citizen and resumed his formal music training under Respighi. He received his diploma in composition from the Royal Conservatory of Santa Cecilia in Rome in 1924. Composer and conductor

Following his graduation, Amfitheatrof took his place in Italian music circles of the day. In 1924 he was appointed pianist, organist, and assistant choral conductor of the Augusteo Symphony of Rome. Successive appointments included a position as the artistic director of the Italian Radio in Genoa and Trieste (1929–1932), as well as the management of RAI in Turin, where he also conducted many symphony concerts, choral works and operas at the Teatro Regio di Torino (1932–1937).He also traveled extensively throughout Europe, conducting many of the leading orchestras there. Amfitheatrof's success as a composer in his own right was assured early on in his professional career by performances of his concert works, including Poema del mare (1925), Miracolo della rosa (1926) and Christmas Rhapsody for Organ and Orchestra (1928) and American Panorama (1933). Later, he composed his first film score for Max Ophüls' La Signora di tutti (1934). Arrival in the United States of America

Following the premiere of his programmatic work American Panorama (1935), which was conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos in Turin in 1937, Amfitheatrof was invited by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra to a position as Mitropoulos's associate for the first two months of the 1937–1938 concert season. Amfitheatrof arrived in the United States with his wife (née May C Semenza), his son, Erik (b. 1931), and daughter, Stella Renata (b. 1934), at New York Harbour on October 21, 1937.His arrival was noted in the New York papers.


title: Daniele Amfitheatrof

texts:
 <mask>'s busy schedule with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra included concerts in regional Minnesota and the province of Manitoba. His appearances were well liked by audiences and received much favourable press. Amfitheatrof also accepted a brief engagement with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the behest of their conductor, Serge Koussevitsky, in 1938. Hollywood
With World War II imminent in Europe, Amfitheatrof elected to remain in the United States. He relocated his family to California on the recommendation of Boris Morros, then director of music at Paramount Pictures. Amfitheatrof was hired by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios under an exclusive four-year contract (1939–1943).His scores at MGM include those for Lassie Come Home, the first major film of a young Elizabeth Taylor. During his twenty-six years in Hollywood, where he was employed by each of the major studios at one time for another, he composed the scores (often uncredited) for over 50 films, including Letter from an Unknown Woman, The Desert Fox, The Naked Jungle, The Last Hunt, and The Mountain. His final score was written for Major Dundee in 1965. (This score, which was disliked by many, including director Sam Peckinpah, was replaced with a new score by Christopher Caliendo for the reconstructed version, which was released theatrically in 2005; both scores can be heard on the DVD, released later that year). Amfitheatrof was twice nominated for an Oscar for his work on Guest Wife and Song of the South. Amfitheatrof once remarked in written correspondence (citation: private letters) with his friend and colleague, John Steven Lasher, that his career in Hollywood "as a prostitute composer" ultimately tarnished his image as a professional musician. As a result, he


title: Édouard Fournier

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<mask> (15 June 1819, Orléans – 10 May 1880, Paris) was a 19th-century French homme de lettres, playwright, historian, bibliographer and librarian. Biography

Born into a locksmiths artist family, he studied at the Collège d'Orléans then devoted entirely to literary work. After a first play in 1841, and some feuilletons published in the newspaper Le Loiret in 1842, he published a large number of historical, literary, literature and theater studies. He published numerous authors while continuing to write for the stage. He also contributed a great number of articles to the Encyclopédie universelle, the Supplément du Dictionnaire de la conversation, the Historie des villes de France, Le Moniteur universel, Le Constitutionnel, L'Illustration, La Revue française, Le Théâtre, whose chief editor he was from 1853 to 1855, La Patrie, where he held a Parisian theatrical chronicle from 1856, then theatrical, the Revue des provinces, of which he was director from 1863 to 1866. In 1872, he was appointed a librarian at the Interior Ministry. Histoire de l'ancien éclairage de Paris, suivi de la réimpression de quelques poèmes rares : Les Nouvelles Lanternes, 1755 [by Valois d'Orville] ; Plaintes des filoux et écumeurs de bourses contre nosseigneurs les réverbères, 1769 ; Les Ambulantes à la brune contre la dureté du temps, 1769 ; Les Sultanes nocturnes, 1769
1854: Antoine Furetière.Le Roman bourgeois, ouvrage comique Text online
1855: Les Caquets de l'accouchée, anonymous account of 1622
1854: Chansons de Gaultier Garguille
1855: Curiosités des inventions et découvertes
1855: Curiosités militaires,
1855: L'Esprit des autres, Text online
1855–1863: Variétés historiques et


title: Édouard Fournier

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 littéraires, recueil de pièces volantes rares et curieuses en prose et en vers (10 volumes)
1856: Lettres inédites de la marquise de Créqui à Sénac de Meilhan, 1782-1789, mises en ordre et annotées by <mask> <mask>, preceded by an introduction by Sainte-Beuve
1856: Marie-Catherine-Hortense de Villedieu. Récit en vers et en prose de la farce des Précieuses
1856: L'Esprit dans l'histoire, recherches et curiosités sur les mots historiques, bnam  CNAM Gallica Text online
1857: Alexis Piron. Œuvres
1858: Histoire physique, civile et morale de Paris par Jacques-Antoine Dulaure, augmentée d'une notice sur Dulaure et continuée jusqu'à nos jours par <mask> <mask> (3 volumes)
1859: Le Vieux-neuf, histoire ancienne des inventions et découvertes modernes (2 volumes)
1860: Énigmes des rues de Paris, text online
1862: Histoire du Pont-Neuf (2 volumes)
1862: Le Jeu de paume, son histoire et sa description, notice par M. Edouard Fournier, suivie d'un traité de la courte-paume et de la longue-paume, des biographies des principaux paumiers, etc. 1863: Le Roman de Molière, suivi de fragments sur sa vie privée, d'après des documents nouveaux, Text online
1864: L'Art de la reliure en France aux derniers siècles
1864: Chroniques et légendes des rues de Paris, Text online
1866: La Comédie de Jean de La Bruyère (2 volumes)
1867: Les Tragédies de Sophocles, texte grec avec un commentaire critique et explicatif
1871: Les Prussiens chez nous
1871: Le Théâtre français au XVIe et au XVIIe siècle, ou Choix des comédies les plus curieuses antérieures à Molière, avec une introduction, des notes et une notice sur chaque auteur
1873: Œuvres complètes de Nicolas Boileau, précédées de la vie de l'auteur

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title: Édouard Fournier

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 d'après des documents nouveaux et inédits
1874: Voltaire. Théâtre complet
1875: Œuvres complètes de Regnard, précédée d'une introduction d'après des documents entièrement nouveaux
1876: Œuvres complètes de Beaumarchais
1876: Œuvres de Jean de La Fontaine : théâtre, fables, poésies, etc. 1877: Œuvres de Marivaux. Théâtre complet
1877: Histoire de la butte des Moulins, suivie d'une étude historique sur les demeures de Corneille à Paris
1878: Le Livre commode des adresses de Paris pour 1692 par Nicolas de Blégny, précédé d'une introduction et annoté par Édouard Fournier (2 volumes) Text online 1 2
1879: Scarron.Théâtre complet
1879: Le Mystère de Robert le Diable, mis en deux parties, avec transcription en vers modernes en regard du texte du XIVe siècle, et précédé d'une introduction par <mask> <mask>
1880: Souvenirs poétiques de l'école romantique, 1825 à 1840, Text online
1881: Théâtre choisi de Louis-Benoît Picard
1881: Paris-Capitale
1883: Paris démoli (Nouvelle édition revue et augmentée)
1884: Histoire des enseignes de Paris, revue et publiée par Paul Lacroix
1885: Études sur la vie et les œuvres de Molière, revues et mises en ordre par Paul Lacroix Text online
1889: Histoire des jouets et des jeux d'enfants
 Une Malouine au temps de la Révolution. VIII, 1872, (p. 682–683). Gustave Vapereau, Dictionnaire universel des contemporains, vol. I, 1858, (p. 688). Adolphe Bitard, Dictionnaire général de biographie contemporaine française et étrangère, 1878, (p. 482–483). External links
 <mask> <mask> on data.bnf.fr

19th-century French dramatists and playwrights
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1819


title: Michael Nazir-Ali

texts:
<mask> (; born 19 August 1949) is a Pakistani-born British Catholic priest and former Anglican prelate who served as the 106th Bishop of Rochester from 1994 to 2009 and, before that, as Bishop of Raiwind in Pakistan. He is currently the director of the Oxford Centre for Training, Research, Advocacy and Dialogue. In 2021, he was received into the Catholic Church and was ordained as a priest for the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham on 30 October 2021. He is a dual citizen of Pakistan and Britain. Background
<mask> was born in Karachi, Pakistan, on 19 August 1949, the son of James and Patience Nazir-Ali. He has both a Christian and a Muslim family background – his father's family are sayyids. His father converted from Shia Islam.He attended the Roman Catholic-run St Paul's School and St Patrick's College in Karachi and attended Roman Catholic services there. He began identifying as a Christian at the age of 15; he was formally received into the Anglican Church of Pakistan aged 20. Academic career
Nazir-Ali attended St Paul's English High School, Karachi, and St Patrick's College and later studied economics, Islamic history and sociology at the University of Karachi (BA 1970). He studied in preparation for ordination at Ridley Hall, Cambridge (1972), and undertook postgraduate studies in theology at St Edmund Hall, Oxford (BLitt (Oxon, 1974), MLitt (Oxon, 1981)), Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (MLitt (Cantab, 1976)) and the Australian College of Theology (ThD 1983). He also studied at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard Divinity School and in 2005 he was awarded the Lambeth DD. His particular academic interests include comparative literature and comparative philosophy of religion. In addition to teaching appointments in colleges and universities in many parts of the world, he has been a tutorial supervisor at the University of Cambridge, a senior tutor at Karachi Theological College and Visiting Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of

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title: Michael Nazir-Ali

texts:
 Greenwich and others in the United States. He has been awarded the Shaikh Yamani Gold Medal in Islamic Studies and the Paul Harris International Fellowship by Rotary. Publications
Nazir-Ali's published writings include the following:

Islam: A Christian Perspective (1983)
Frontiers in Christian-Muslim Encounters (1987)
From Everywhere to Everywhere: A World View of Christian Mission (1990)
Thinking globally, acting locally (1992)
Mission and Dialogue: Proclaiming the Gospel Afresh in Every Age (1995)
The Mystery of Faith (1995)
Citizens and Exiles: Christian Faith in a Plural World (2000)
Shapes of the Church to Come (2001)
Understanding My Muslim Neighbour (2003)
Conviction And Conflict: Islam, Christianity And World Order (2005)
The Unique and Universal Christ (2008)
Triple Jeopardy for the West, London, Bloomsbury (2012)
Faith, Freedom and the Future, London, Wilberforce (2016)

He has also published a number of monographs and many other articles in newspapers and journals.See also
List of British Pakistanis
List of Catholic converts
List of Catholic priests

References

External links

 Biography on Official Site
 Bishop calls for veil legislation BBC News 2006-12-24
 Bishop warns of extremist dangers BBC News 2006-12-31
 Bishop against 'IVF for lesbians' BBC News 2007-09-14
 Blair 'nutter' fear angers bishop BBC News 2007-11-25
 Profile: <mask>-Ali BBC News 2008-01-06
 Bishop warns of 'Islamic areas' BBC News 2008-01-06
 Extremism flourished as UK lost Christianity The Sunday Telegraph 2008-01-07
 BBC radio 4 Profile

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title: André Desjardins

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<mask> "Dédé" <mask> (4 July 1930 – 27 April 2000) was a Canadian union official noted for his involvement with organized crime. Desjardins served as the president of the Conseil des métiers de la construction () and vice-president of the Fédération des travailleurs du Québec (Quebec Federation of Labour, FTQ) union between 1970 and 1974, becoming known as Le roi de la construction ("the king of construction"). During this time, Desjardins was involved in the scandal that led to the Cliche commission of 1974–75 headed by Judge Robert Cliche to examine corruption in Quebec construction unions. Afterwards, Desjardins enjoyed much success as one of the leading loan sharks in Montreal until his murder. Despite sharing the same surname, Desjardins is not related to <mask>, a notorious mobster related to the Rizzuto crime family. Rise to power
Desjardins was born in the Centre-Sud of Montreal, the son of a plumber, and grew up in poverty. Desjardins went to work as an apprentice plumber at the age of 14, and had a long criminal record as a young man, doing several short stints in prison.In 1949, Desjardins was convicted of robbery and was convicted several more times in the 1950s. In 1957, he joined local 144 of l'Association internationale des plombiers et tuyauteurs d'Amérique union, which he rapidly came to dominate. During this time, Desjardins started to engage in organized crime, running illegal lotteries, demanding payments from construction companies to avoid "delays", engaging in loan sharking, and formed ties with the Montreal Mafia. Desjardins recruited men with

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title: André Desjardins

texts: in the Dominican Republic, hiding his ownership via a convoluted ownership structure. On 3 February 1979, <mask> and his wife Jacqueline were indicted on charges of tax evasion with Desjardins accused of not paying $42,436.07 between 1967 and 1975. After defeating the tax evasion charges, Desjardins was tried for trafficking in stolen tires and for ordering an illegal strike in the early 1980s, but was acquitted of these charges.Desjardins spent much time living in the Dominican Republic, where he spent his winters at a luxury beach-front condo he owned in Puerto Plata. Desjardins had much influence in the Dominican Republic, where he demanded a "cut" from any developer wishing to build in that country. In July 1983, the United States government requested his extradition, charging he was trafficking in the Quaaludes prescription drug, but in 1984 a Montreal court refused the request. Despite leaving the Conseil des métiers de la construction union in 1974, Desjardins still retained much influence in construction unions for decades afterwards. Desjardins had been associated with the  Calabrian Cotroni crime family headed by the Cotroni brothers, Vic and Frank, which from the 1930s to the 1980s was the largest criminal syndicate in Montreal. In the 1980s, the Cotroni family were eclipsed by the Sicilian Rizzuto crime family led by Nicolo Rizzuto as Montreal's largest criminal syndicate. The Rizzuto family had a policy of co-opting former associates of the Cotroni family into their operations.Desjardins was one of the former Cotroni associates who switched his loyalties.


title: André Desjardins

texts:
 In his last years, Desjardins, who become one of the leading loan sharks in Montreal, become very close to Maurice "Mom" Boucher, the president of the Quebec branch of the Hells Angels. Together with his business partner Robert Savard, Desjardins was reported to have made "millions" in loans to the Hells Angels and in laundering the profits of drug dealing for the Angels in the 1990s. Murder
On 26 April 2000, Desjardins had lunch with Boucher at a popular Montreal restaurant, Shawn's, to discuss business matters. Shawn's was well known in Montreal for its buxom waitresses whose "uniforms" are string bikinis, giving the restaurant a disreputable image. Over the breakfast, Boucher asked Desjardins to forgive a $400,000 loan with 52% interest that a friend of his had taken out and was struggling to repay, and was told by Desjardins "fuck you!" as he never forgave loans.<mask>, who was 23 years older than Boucher, told him that he did not take orders from the Hells Angels, and reminded him that he had powerful friends in the Mafia, the police and in Quebec politics, saying he was not afraid of Boucher at all. Boucher replied: "You are going to calm down and you are going to forget about it. Get the fuck back there [Puerto Plata] and have some fun, OK?" Desjardins in turn informed Boucher: "Over my dead fucking body! If you think that prick's going to get way with some $400,000". Desjardins was interrupted by Boucher who told him: "I'm telling ya, okay, knock it off". Boucher asked Desjardins to meet him again for breakfast at Shawn's the next day to further discuss the


title: André Desjardins

texts: matter, a request that Desjardins agreed to.However, Boucher did not appear at Shawn's as he had promised. After having breakfast at Shawn's on the morning of 27 April, while getting into his automobile, Desjardins was shot in the back 11 times by an unknown gunman who used a semi-automatic handgun equipped with a silencer. The assassin left the weapon at the crime scene and was picked up by a van in the Shawn's parking lot immediately after he killed Desjardins. The police described the assassination as a highly professional killing, saying this was not the work of an amateur assassin, which supports the theory that the assassin was either a member of the Rock Machine or the Hells Angels. Supporting the theory that the Hells Angels had killed Desjardins was the fact that just a mere twenty minutes after his murder, a Hells Angel in Montreal phoned another Hells Angel vacationing in the Dominican Republic; unaware that his phone had been tapped by the police, the caller in Montreal said in French "Okay, go ahead" and then hung up. At about 10:30 am on the same day as Desjardins's assassination, a group of men broke into Desjardins's condo in Puerto Plata, where they reportedly found some $5 million in cash stored in the safe. Later the same day, Commander <mask> of the Montreal police arrived at the Au Bon Pain Café to personally arrest Boucher and ask him what he knew about the murder of Desjardins, in particular why he did not have breakfast with Desjardins that day as he had promised to do the previous day.Boucher refused to speak without his lawyer present; later


title: André Desjardins

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 sentenced to four years in prison for violating Canada's gun laws. Commander Bouchard has stated there it was the same Hells Angel who attempted to kill Auger that killed Desjardins, but given the unwillingness of Vézina to testify, there was insufficient evidence to charge him.Legacy
The reforms that the Cliche commission had recommended were supposed to have ended the influence of organized crime and corruption within Quebec construction unions. But after a number of buildings collapsed in 2010–2011 due to poor construction, in 2011 Quebec premier Jean Charest appointed the Charbonneau Commission headed by Madame France Charbonneau, which discovered the same sort of rampant corruption and Mafia influences in Quebec construction unions that the Cliche commission of 1974–75 had discovered, suggesting that the reforms had failed to achieve their purpose. See also
List of unsolved murders

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<mask> «Dédé» Desjardins était lié aux groupes criminalisés
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title: Niko Nikoladze

texts: <mask> () (27 September 1843 – 5 June 1928) was a notable Georgian writer, pro-Western enlightener, and public figure primarily known for his contributions to the development of Georgian liberal journalism and his involvement in various economic and social projects of that time. He was born in the village of Didi Jikhaishi, Imereti, western Georgia (then part of the Russian Empire) into petite noble family of <mask>dze. After the graduation from Kutaisi Gymnasium (1860), he enrolled the Faculty of Law at St Petersburg University in 1861. In the same year he was excluded from the university for taking part in student protests. After leaving St. Petersburg he went to study in Western Europe in 1864 and became the first Georgian to receive a doctorate (in law) from a European university, namely in Zurich (1868). Like many other Georgian intellectuals of that time, he followed the evolution of Russian liberals to different versions of socialism, establishing his own contacts with the Western leftist thinkers. <mask> was the first Georgian figure within this trend to gain position of influence in all-Russian liberalist movements.During his stay in Zurich, through Paul Lafargue he met Karl Marx, who asked <mask>ze to become the representative of the International in Transcaucasia. <mask>ze declined the offer because at that time his views were closer with the Russian revolutionary democrats, <mask> and <mask> Dobrolyubov, whom he had met in St. Petersburg. While in Europe, he briefly collaborated with Aleksandr Herzen in his influential newspaper, Kolokol (The Bell), in 1865, but <mask>ze soon broke with Herzen when the latter sent a reconciliatory open letter to the tsar. Back in his native Georgia, he became

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title: Niko Nikoladze

texts: involved in national-liberation movement inspired by Georgia’s most famous intellectual of that time Prince Ilia Chavchavadze though <mask>ze’s relations with Chavchavadze were not always easy. <mask>ze joined a more radical wing of this movement later named the Second Group (meore dasi) and quickly became one of its most influential leaders. This group sought widely for a program, ranging from state-regulated capitalism to various forms of "association" and collectivism, and worked to introduce European learning and culture in Georgia. They became the first Georgian political team to stress the importance of the urban and economic life of Georgia.They actively implemented their ideas into practice and worked to keep the Georgians from being pushed aside by the Russians and Armenians who dominated the Georgian cities, particularly the capital, Tiflis. He gained almost a scandalous name by publishing his sarcastic article, "A Thought on Likhi Mountain" (1871), where he compared Tiflis to an old whore, the wide, paved avenues, parks, and theaters being just her make-up, while the markets are her blackened teeth and the cemeteries and war-devastated fields her raddled body. <mask>ze’s rhetoric attacks on the representatives of the older generation, who mostly chose to serve loyally to the Russian administration, further strengthened positions of the "men of the 60s," a backbone of younger Georgian intellectuals forming an opposition to the Tsarist regime. From 1871 to 1875, <mask>ze lived between Paris and Tbilisi, organizing several revolutionary periodicals such as Krebuli in Tbilisi (1871), Drosha in Paris (1873) and Mimokhilva in Tbilisi. While he was in Paris, he married a Polish woman, Bogumila

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title: Niko Nikoladze

texts: Zemaianskaia (also Bogumiła Ziemiańska), who had lived for a while in his hometown of Kutaisi. They had three children — a son who died young, and two daughters, Nino (born 1872) and Elizabeth, known as "Lolo". He returned to Tbilisi in 1875, but was arrested for his radical publications and expelled to Stavropol in 1880.Separated from Zemaianskaia, he was accompanied to Russia by Olga Guramishvili, whom he would marry after he was officially divorced in 1883. Despite the strong governmental censure and pressure exerted upon <mask>ze, he remained an influential and respected writer not only in Georgia, but also in Russia proper. Many of his best writings composed in Russian, and French were systematically published in the European press. The climax of <mask>'s activity was his successful negotiations in the mid-1880s with Alexander III and his government that reduced the nationwide repressions and saved Vera Figner from the gallows and Chernyshevsky from exile. In 1884, <mask> and Guramishvili were living in Saint Petersburg, where their daughter Rusudan (1884-1981) was born. From 1886, he led the liberal group Meore Dasi and though his family lived in Didi Jikhaishi, in the Imereti region of western Georgia, <mask> served as the editor of Novoe oborzrenie in Tbilisi. He and Olga's other two children  (1888-1931) and Tamara (1892-1939), were born in Didi Jikhaishi.Also living as part of their family was his eldest daughter Nino. As a notable public benefactor, <mask> was responsible for a number of social and economic projects, including the expansion of railway systems in Georgia and the construction of the Grozny-Poti pipeline. From 1894 to 1912, <mask> was elected a mayor of Poti. During his tenure as a

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 mayor, he made this small portal town on Georgia’s Black Sea coast an important maritime city and trading center. Soon after the 1917 February Revolution in Russia, <mask>ze allied himself with more radical Georgian intelligentsia, supporting Georgia’s full independence from Russia. He was elected an honorary chairman of the National Democratic Party of Georgia. During the years of the first Georgian republic (1918-1921), he was actively involved in the nation's social and economic life.In 1920 he led a delegation of the Chiatura Manganese Exporting Society in Europe. He was still abroad, when the short-lived Georgian independence was terminated by the Soviet Russia's military invasion in 1921. Yet <mask> decided to return to Soviet Georgia, retreating into a world of theory, preaching education and reform instead of violent revolution. His daughters from his first marriage, Nino, married Levan Zurabishvili and Lolo married the Belgian writer and statesman, Camille Huysmans. From his second marriage Rusudan became a chemist and married Russian historian Mikhail Polievktov. Giorgi became a mathematician and Tamara married one of Giorgi's colleagues, <mask> Muskhelishvili. References

Citations

Bibliography

Rayfield D (2000), The Literature of Georgia: A History: 1st edition, Routledge, , p. 172
Suny, RG (1994), The Making of the Georgian Nation: 2nd edition, Indiana University Press, , p. 131

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Burials at Mtatsminda Pantheon
People from Samtredia
Nobility of Georgia (country)
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Jurists from Georgia (country)
Politicians from Georgia (country)
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Politicians of the Russian Empire
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title: Trey Miguel

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<mask> (born August 30, 1994) is an American professional wrestler currently signed to Impact Wrestling, where he performs under the ring name <mask>, and is the current Impact X Division Champion in his first reign. Early life
<mask> was born on August 30, 1994, in Toledo, Ohio. Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (2009–present)
McBrayer began training sometime in 2009 at the Glass City Pro Wrestling School until he eventually moved to Dayton, Ohio where he studied under the tutelage of Dave Crist. On July 8, 2017, <mask> teamed with his future partners Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz for the first time to defeat Ohio Is 4 Killers (Dave Crist, Jake Crist and Sami Callihan) in a doors match at CZW's iPPV EVILution. On April 17, 2018, at CZW's Welcome to the Combat Zone, <mask> was introduced as the newest member of The Rascalz alongside Myron Reed. After this, <mask> and Reed began teaming across the entire independent circuit as Wentz and Xavier, the other two Rascalz members teamed as well. Together, <mask> and Reed won the IWA Mid-South Tag Team Championship once on March 8 and the Rockstar Pro Trios Championship twice (once with Alex Colon and Dustin Rayz), on May 4 and May 9 respectively.On September 1, 2017, <mask> defeated Jeremiah for the Rockstar Pro Championship, a title which he held for 91 days before dropping it to Jake Crist. <mask> then regained the title on February 2, 2018, defeating Crist but later that same night he lost the title to Jon Murray. At a cross promotional event for Fight Club: PRO and Destiny Wrestling on April 4, 2019, <mask> defeated Penelope Ford, Kip Sabian, and Jake Atlas for the vacant Destiny Wrestling Next Generation Championship. He then made his first title defense on August 9, against Aiden Prince, Kevin

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 Blackwood, Lionel Knight and Ryan Wright in a successful attempt. On May 12, 2019, <mask> and Wentz won the WC Big Top Tag Team Championship at WrestleCircus event Encore by defeating The Dirty Devils (Andy Dalton and Isaiah James) and The Riegel Twins (Logan and Sterling) in a three-way match. After a successful title defense against Riegel Twins and Private Party at Big Top Revival, <mask> and Wentz vacated the titles on July 25. Impact Wrestling

Early appearances (2017–2018)
Before being officially signed to Impact Wrestling, <mask> competed in a few "tryout" matches.The first being on the August 20, 2017 episode of Impact!, teaming with Jon Bolen where they lost to Ohio Versus Everything (Jake and Dave Crist). The latter being <mask>'s trainer and the guy who helped break him into the company. On the September 6, 2018 episode of Impact!, <mask> made his second appearance by teaming with Zachary Wentz and Ace Austin as enhancement talents again against Ohio Versus Everything (Dave Crist, Jake Crist, and Sami Callihan) in a losing effort. The Rascalz (2018–2020)

A vignette aired promoting the debut of Rascalz on the November 15 episode of Impact!. On the November 29 episode of Impact, <mask> made his official debut alongside Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz as the trio known as The Rascalz, accompanying them ringside when Xavier and Wentz competed in a tag team match against Chris Bey and Mike Sydal. In mid-2019, <mask> and the Rascalz began a feud against Moose, which led to all the Rascalz making their pay-per-view debut against Moose and The North in a six-man tag team match at Rebellion, which Rascalz lost. During the match, the ring names of Xavier, <mask> and Wentz were shortened to Dez, <mask> and Wentz respectively.On the November 13, 2019 episode of

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 Impact, <mask> became the number one contender for the X Division Championship by pinning Petey Williams in a six-way match, but failed to win the title from Ace Austin at Hard to Kill. At Slammiversary, <mask> received his first shot at the vacant Impact World Championship in the main event against Ace Austin, Eddie Edwards, Rich Swann, and the returning Eric Young. However, Eddie Edwards would go on to win the match and become the new Impact World Champion. On November 11, it was revealed that The Rascalz would soon be leaving Impact and had interest from both WWE and All Elite Wrestling. During the November 17 tapings, The Rascalz were given a "send-off" by the Impact locker room. <mask> confirmed the following day that he, Dez and Wentz were in fact done appearing on Impact Wrestling. Dez and Wentz went on to sign with WWE while <mask> remained a free agent.X Division Champion (2021–present)
<mask> made a surprise return to Impact Wrestling on the January 26, 2021 episode of Impact, teaming with Tommy Dreamer, Rich Swann, and Willie Mack to defeat Chris Bey, Moose, Ken Shamrock, and Sami Callihan. During his return match, <mask>'s ring name was reverted to <mask>. After many various low level feuds, <mask> began a heated high level feud with Callihan based on Callihan's theory that <mask> couldn't survive without Dez and Wentz. Throughout the deeply personal feud, <mask> would get tormented by Callihan in many ways including being forced to watch his trainee Sam Beale get beat down and be constantly told he "lost his passion". After weeks of back and forth attacks and mind games, the feud culminated in a last man standing match at Rebellion, which <mask> won. In September, <mask> entered a tournament to determine the new X Division Champion, where he defeated

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 Alex Zayne and Laredo Kid in the first round. At Bound for Glory, <mask> defeated El Phantasmo and Steve Maclin in the final to win the Impact X Division Championship.Personal life
McBrayer was previously in a relationship with wrestling journalist Alicia Atout. Championships and accomplishments
Alpha-1 Wrestling
A1 Zero Gravity Championship (1 time)
Destiny Wrestling
Next Generation Championship (1 time)
Extreme Chaos Wrestling
Extreme Championship (1 time)
Horror Slam Wrestling
 Horror Slam Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
Impact Wrestling
 Impact X Division Championship (1 time, current)
 Impact X Division Championship Tournament (2021)
Impact Year End Awards (1 time)
Match of the Year (2020) –
Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South
IWA Mid-South Tag Team Championships (1 time) – with Myron Reed
Insane Wrestling Revolution
IWR United States Championship (1 time, current)
Mega Championship Wrestling
MEGA Championship (1 time, current)
Mega Title Tournament (2021)
Pro Wrestling Illustrated
 Ranked No. 171 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2020
Rockstar Pro Wrestling
American Luchacore Championship (2 times)
Rockstar Pro Championship (2 times)
Rockstar Pro Trios Championship (2 times) - with Myron Reed and, Alex Colon (1), Myron Reed and Dustin Rayz (1)
Rockin’ Robin Tournament (2017)
Warrior Wrestling
Warrior Wrestling Championship (1 time)
Welterweight Wrestling
WW Championship (1 time)
WrestleCircus
WC Big Top Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Zachary Wentz
 Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling
 XICW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Aaron Williams, Dave Crist, Kyle Maverick, Dezmond Xavier, and Zachary Wentz

References

External links

 Impact Wrestling profile

1994 births
Living people
American male professional


title: Nikita Rukavytsya

texts:
<mask> ( ; ; born 22 June 1987) is an Australian professional footballer. He began his career as a striker at Perth Glory but has played primarily as a winger since moving to Europe. Born in Ukraine, Rukavytsya represents Australia internationally. Personal life
<mask> was born in Mykolayiv, in the then Ukrainian SSR of the Soviet Union; his family moved to Australia when he was 14 years old, settling in Perth. He played junior football for Inglewood United and Perth SC in the Football West State League while attending Mount Lawley Senior High School, before being offered a spot at the Australian Institute of Sport on a football scholarship. <mask> is married to an Israeli and is currently in the process of obtaining Israeli citizenship. Club career
<mask> joined Perth Glory on a short-term replacement deal in the latter stages of the 2006–07 A-League season, making three appearances for the club.In March 2007, he signed a contract with the Glory to keep him at the club until the end of the 2008–09 A-League season. After an excellent pre-season, the start of the 2007–08 A-League season was difficult for both Rukavytsya and Perth Glory. However, with the departure of coach Ron Smith, Rukavytsya turned his form around starting by scoring two goals against the Newcastle Jets in David Mitchell's first game as coach and another two goals against Melbourne Victory at home on 2 December 2007. By the end of the 2007–08 A-League season, Rukavytsya managed to score six goals in the last eight games of the campaign. In April 2008 he was invited to trial with Hannover 96 in Germany. It ultimately proved unsuccessful, and he returned to Perth Glory for the start of the 2008–09 season. In January 2009, he

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texts: undertook a week-long trial at Dutch club FC Twente.After the last game of the 2008–09 A-League season, it was announced that he would officially be transferring to FC Twente in a transfer deal rumoured to be worth A$1.2 Million. <mask> scored his first goal for FC Twente in the club's 8–0 Dutch Cup drubbing of SC Joure. On 8 January 2010, KSV Roeselare signed the Australian forward on loan until the end of the season. On 14 July 2010, <mask> signed for 2. Bundesliga side Hertha BSC. His first season in the 2. Bundesliga was quite successful.He was a regular starter, scored four goals and ended the season with 12 assists, the second most in the league. At season's end, Hertha BSC were promoted back to the Bundesliga and he hoped to feature again for the newly promoted team. On 31 August, <mask> Regensburg in the 2. Bundesliga on 24 August 2012. <mask> joined Frankfurt on a year-long loan deal in August 2013, after failing to break into the Mainz first eleven. On 12 October 2014, it was announced that <mask> had returned to Australia to sign for the Western Sydney Wanderers.He made his debut in round 3 against Wellington Phoenix. His first goal for the Wanderers came in round 16 against Wellington Phoenix. In September 2015, Rukavytsya signed for Israeli side Beitar Jerusalem. On 8 June 2016, after one season with Beitar Jerusalem, Rukavytsya joined Maccabi Haifa on a three-year deal worth €400,000 per season. After an unsuccessful 2016–17 season, the following season he scored nine goals in the first five months, including the final goal in a 3–0 cup win over rivals Maccabi Tel Aviv. In the 2019–20 season, Rukavytsya finished top goal scorer in the league with a total of 22 goals. In the 2020–21

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 season, Maccabi Haifa won the league and Rukavytsya again won the golden boot with a total of 19 goals in the league.International career
While eligible to play for Ukraine, he decided to play for Australia and in 2008, represented Australia in the Australian U-23's Olympic Team at the 2008 Summer Olympics, locking his commitment to Australia. After a good end to the 2007–08 season, he earned himself a place in the Olyroos squad for the Beijing Olympics and a Socceroos call-up. <mask> scored in a warm-up game for the Olyroos against Adelaide United. He also scored his first international goal for the Australian U-23's, in their 3–0 win over Croatian U-21's at the Intercontinental Cup in Malaysia on 16 May 2008. <mask> was named in Pim Verbeek's 23-man squad for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. He made two appearances off the bench for the Socceroos. <mask> scored his first international goal in a friendly against South Korea on 14 November 2012, Australia won 2–1.In May 2018, he was named in Australia's preliminary 26-man squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. On 7 June 2021, Rukavytsya came on as a substitute in a World Cup Qualifier against Taiwan. Career statistics

Club

International

Scores and results list Australia's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Rukavytsya goal. Honours
FC Twente
 Eredivisie: 2009–10

Hertha BSC
 2. Bundesliga: 2010–11

Maccabi Haifa
 Israeli Premier League: 2020–21

Individual
 Harry Kewell Medal: 2008–09
 PFA A-League Team of the Year: 2008–09
 Israeli Premier League top-goalscorer: 2019–20, 2020–21

References

External links

 <mask> <mask> at Aussie Footballers

1987 births
Living people
A-League Men players
Australian

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title: Hub (wrestler)

texts:
is a Japanese professional wrestler better known by the ring name <mask> (stylized in all capital letters), currently working as a freelancer and is best known for his tenure with the Japanese promotions Big Japan Pro Wrestling (BJW) and Osaka Pro Wrestling (OPW). Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (1999-present)
During his career, Kigawa worked for various promotions for which he made sporadic appearances. On the first night of the Cherry Blossom Tour 2014, an event promoted by Wrestle-1, Kigawa teamed up with Tigers Mask and scored a victory over Junior Stars (Koji Kanemoto and Minoru Tanaka). At STRONGHEARTS Action 2 Alpha, an event promoted by Oriental Wrestling Entertainment on July 24, 2020, Kigawa teamed up with Dick Togo, Eisa8 and Gaina in a losing effort to StrongHearts (El Lindaman, Issei Onitsuka, Shigehiro Irie and T-Hawk) as a result of an eight-man tag team match. On May 23, 2021, Hub participated at the Hana Kimura Memorial Show, an event produced by Kyoko Kimura to commemorate one year since the passing of her daughter Hana Kimura. He teamed up with Shisaou and Eisa8 to defeat Shota, Fuma, and Mil Mongoose in a six-man tag team match. DDT Pro Wrestling/Pro Wrestling Basara (2011-present)
Kigawa is also known for his seldom activities across the years in DDT Pro Wrestling especially in tag team matches.At Dramatic Dreams! Vol.5 he teamed up with Masahiro Takanashi to defeat Men's Teioh and Yasu Urano. At Dramatic Dream! Vol. 6 on May 25, 2019, he teamed up with Isami Kodaka and


title: Hub (wrestler)

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 picked up a victory over Disaster-Box (Naomi Yoshimura and Yuki Ueno). At Dramatic Dreams Vol. 7 on October 18, 2020, he teamed up with Yuki Ueno scoring a defeat to Konosuke Takeshita and Billy Ken Kid.At DAMNATION Produce Illegal Assembly Returns Vol. 3 on February 19, 2021, <mask> teamed up with Yasutaka Oosera in a losing effort to Damnation's Daisuke Sasaki and Hiroshi Yamato. Kigawa usually works under the Basara branch of the promotion, making appearances at event such as the Osaka Beer Garden Pro-Wrestling on July 22, 2018 where he teamed up with Iron Priest (Fuma and Yusuke Kubo) in a losing effort to Isami Kodaka, Ryota Nakatsu and Ryuichi Sekine. His most notable victory in Basara took place at BJW Osaka Surprise 52 ~ Proud RulerJuly , an event produce in partnership with Big Japan Pro Wrestling on July 4, 2021, where he teamed up with Andy Wu and Ultimate Spider Jr. to defeat Viva México Cabrones (Billy Ken Kid, Masamune, and Tsubasa) for the UWA World Trios Championship. Dragon Gate (2012-2013)
Kigawa had a brief tenure with the Dragon Gate promotion. He is known for participating in the Gate of Destiny series of events, marking his most important victory at the 2012 edition on October 21, where he teamed up with Magnitude Kishiwada and Gamma as part of the "Team Veteran Returns" stable to defeat Mad Blankey's Akira Tozawa, BxB Hulk and Naoki Tanisaki for the Open the Triangle Gate Championship. New Japan Pro Wrestling (2008-2012)
Kigawa made several appearances at shows hosted by New Japan Pro


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 Wrestling.At NJPW Exciting Battle In Okinawa on January 22, 2010, he teamed up with Golden Pine, Jushin Thunder Liger and Super Delfin, scoring a victory over Menso-re Oyaji, Mil Mongoose, Ryusuke Taguchi and Super Shisa in an eight-man tag team match. <mask> continued to work in these kinds of matches following his appearance at NJPW Exciting Battle In Okinawa on March 25, 2011, where he teamed up with Kijimuna, Ryusuke Taguchi and Super Shisa to successfully challenge Gurukun Diver, Jushin Thunder Liger, Menso-re Oyaji and Mil Mongoose. His las match for NJPW took place at the 40th Anniversary Tour of the company from March 25, 2012, where he teamed up with Gurukun Diver and Ryusuke Taguchi to defeat Eisa8, Kushida and Menso-re Oyaji. Osaka Pro Wrestling (1999-present)
Kigawa made his professional wrestling debut in Osaka Pro Wrestling at the very first event promoted by the company on April 29, 1999, as Super Demekin where he fell short to Magnitude Kishiwada. He is a former Osaka Tag Team Champion, title which he won for the first time on December 15, 2007 at the Michinoku Pro National Tour alongside his long-time tag partner Gaina after defeating Kagetora and Rasse. He is also a former Osaka Openweight Champion, title which he last won at Osaka Pro in Konohana on July 31, 2016 after defeating Tadasuke. Kigawa is known for taking part in various of the Osaka Hurricane events.The first match took place at the 2005 edition of the event where he defeated Magnitude Kishiwada to win the Osaka Pro Wrestling


title: Nobel Mayombo

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Brigadier <mask>, sometimes spelled as <mask>, (1965–2007), was a Ugandan military officer, lawyer and legislator. Background
He was born in Kabarole District, Toro sub-region, Western Uganda, in 1965. He belonged to the Babiito Royal Clan in the Kingdom of Toro, one of the four constitutional monarchies in modern-day Uganda. His father, Canon James Rwabwoni, born in 1926, was still alive in 2007. He died in a South African hospital on 25 December 2009. Mayombo was the seventh born out of twelve children. Their mother, the late Beatrice Rwaboni Abwooli, died in 1997.Education
He attended Nyakasura School in Fort Portal and Ntare School in Mbarara. He was admitted to Makerere University to study Law. However, in 1985, at the age of 20, he left Makerere to join the National Resistance Army (NRA), in their guerrilla war against the Obote II regime (1980–1985) and the military junta (1985–1986) that ousted him. After the NRA captured power in 1986, Mayombo returned to the university and finished his law degree, graduating with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB). He then obtained the Diploma in Legal Practice, that is required to practice law in Uganda, from the Law Development Centre in Kampala. He also held the degree of Master of Laws, (LLM), specialising in Human Rights law, from Makerere University. Work experience
In 1994, he was appointed by the Ugandan military to be one of the delegates to the Constituent Assembly that drafted the 1995 Ugandan Constitution.At age 29 years, Lieutenant <mask> was the youngest member of the Constituent Assembly. He distinguished himself as an avid debater with a solid knowledge of the law and with a sense of

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texts: humour. Following the ratification of the new constitution, <mask> was appointed to represent the Ugandan military in the Ugandan Parliament. He resigned that position on 30 January 2006, to take up an appointment as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Defence. He was appointed President Museveni's ADC where he displayed an insatiable sense of dedication and loyalty to the Movement system of government. One of the most enduring images was the ADC squatting after noticing that the shoelaces of the president were untied and promptly tying them. He received rapid promotion through the military ranks, quickly rising through Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Lieutenant Colonel to full Colonel by 2004.By that time he was the Director of Military Intelligence. As Military Intelligence Director, he gained notoriety, where he was accused torturing suspected rebels. During the same period, the Ugandan security organs were accused of the creation and maintenance of "safe houses", where arrested suspects were detained incommunicado beyond the 48-hour limit prescribed by law, without any charges being brought in court. It was under Brigadier <mask>'s reign as Director of Military Intelligence, that the People's Redemption Army (PRA) under Colonel (Retired) Doctor Kiiza Besigye was first brought to the light of Ugandans. Besigye was later to deny this and other accusations linking him to Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in Northern Uganda. It was Brigadier <mask> himself who confronted Besigye over a radio talk show on KFM's Hot Seat programme one evening. This was to reduce Besigye's popularity and maybe even affected his performance in the next

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 presidential elections.In October 2005, Colonel <mask> was promoted to Brigadier and appointed Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Defense. In November 2005, he was appointed Chairman of the board of directors at the New Vision Group, the publishers of the Uganda government-owned newspaper New Vision. The last days
On Thursday 27 April 2007, Brigadier <mask> felt unwell and was admitted to Kololo Hospital, a small private hospital on Kololo Hill. He was diagnosed with Acute pancreatitis, a sudden inflammation of the pancreas, which causes the organ to leak its enzymes into the surrounding tissues and organs, leading the pancreas and surrounding organs to start digesting themselves (autodigestion). The next day, his condition having worsened, he was transferred to the Intensive Care Unit at International Hospital Kampala. His condition deteriorated further and on Sunday 29 April 2007, comatose, on life-support systems, he was flown to Agha Khan Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. The Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, gave permission for the presidential Gulfstream IV-SP to be used to fly Mayombo from Entebbe to Nairobi.On Tuesday, 1 May 2007 at 15.00 local time, <mask> died at Agha Khan Hospital in Nairobi of complications arising from acute pancreatitis. He was 42 years old. After his Death
<mask>'s sudden death was received with shock in Uganda. There was a lot of speculation that he might have been poisoned which prompted the Uganda government to launch an investigation into the cause of his death. A three-person team was named to carry out the investigation; its members were: Dr Peter Mugenyi, then the director of the Joint Clinical

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 Research Centre, Colonel James Mugira, commander of the UPDF Tank Unit, and Lieutenant Tagaswire Rusoke, a biochemist in the UPDF. The team concluded their investigation and handed their report to President Museveni in November 2007. As of February 2015, the detailed findings of that probe have never been publicised.Following a period of public viewing at the Parliament Building in Uganda's capital, Kampala, the body of Brigadier <mask> was taken to Kololo Airstrip for a state funeral attended by Ugandan Cabinet members, senior members of the Ugandan military, Diplomats accredited to Uganda and delegations from several countries including: Rwanda, Kenya, Southern Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the East African Community and South Africa. He was buried at his ancestral home in Kijura, Kabarole District, on Saturday 5 May 2007. He was survived by his father, Canon James Rwaboni, his widow, Mrs. <mask>, his older brother, Phillip Winyi, his younger brother Okwir Rwaboni and his six children:

 Charlene Komuntale, born in 1991
 Samora Olimi, born in 1992
 Isabelle Byanjeru, born in 1995
 Natalie Kabasweka, born in 2003
 Nicole Komukyeya, born in 2005
 Kamurasi <mask> II, born in 2006. See also
 UPDF
 Toro Kingdom
 Acute pancreatitis
 Ugandan Parliament
 Uganda Government

References

1965 births
2007 deaths
Toro people
People from Kabarole District
Ugandan military personnel
Makerere University alumni
Ugandan lawyers
Ugandan generals
Uganda Senior Command and Staff College alumni
Law Development Centre alumni
People from Western Region, Uganda
People educated at Ntare School
20th-century lawyers
Members of the Parliament of

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title: Artie Shaw

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<mask> (born Arthur Jacob Arshawsky; May 23, 1910 – December 30, 2004) was an American clarinetist, composer, bandleader, actor and author of both fiction and non-fiction. Widely regarded as "one of jazz's finest clarinetists", <mask> led one of the United States' most popular big bands in the late 1930s through the early 1940s. Though he had numerous hit records, he was perhaps best known for his 1938 recording of Cole Porter's "Begin the Beguine." Before the release of "Beguine," <mask> and his fledgling band had languished in relative obscurity for over two years and, after its release, he became a major pop artist within short order. The record eventually became one of the era's defining recordings. Musically restless, <mask> was also an early proponent of what became known much later as Third Stream music, which blended elements of classical and jazz forms and traditions. His music influenced other musicians, such as Monty Norman in England, with the vamp of the James Bond Theme, possibly influenced by 1938's "Nightmare".<mask> also recorded with small jazz groups drawn from within the ranks of the big bands he led. He served in the US Navy from 1942 to 1944, during which time he led a morale-building band that toured the South Pacific. Following his discharge in 1944, he returned to lead a band through 1945. Following the breakup of that band, he began to focus on other interests and gradually withdrew from the world of being a professional musician and major celebrity, although he remained a force in popular music and jazz before retiring from music completely in 1954. Early life
Arthur Jacob

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 Arshawsky was born on May 23, 1910, in New York City, United States; he was the son of Sarah (née Strauss) and Harold "Harry" Arshawsky, a dressmaker and photographer. The family was Jewish; his father was from Russia, his mother from Austria. <mask> grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, where his natural introversion was deepened by local antisemitism.<mask> bought a saxophone by working in a grocery store and began learning the saxophone at 13. At 16, he switched to the clarinet and left home to tour with a band. Career
Returning to New York, he became a session musician through the early 1930s. From 1925 to 1936, <mask> performed with many bands and orchestras; from 1926 to 1929, he worked in Cleveland and established a lasting reputation as music director and arranger for an orchestra led by the violinist Austin Wylie. In 1929 and 1930, he played with Irving Aaronson's Commanders, where he was exposed to symphonic music, which he would later incorporate in his arrangements. In 1932, <mask> joined the Roger Wolfe Kahn Orchestra and made several recordings with the outfit including "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" and "Fit as a Fiddle". Leader of bands
In 1935, he first gained attention with his "Interlude in B-flat" at a swing concert at the Imperial Theater in New York.During the swing era, his big bands were popular with hits like "Begin the Beguine" (1938), "Stardust" (with a trumpet solo by Billy Butterfield), "Back Bay Shuffle", "Moonglow", "Rosalie" and "Frenesi". The show was well received, but was forced to dissolve in 1937 because his band's sound was not commercial.

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title: Artie Shaw

texts: <mask> valued experimental and innovative music over dancing and love songs. He was an innovator in the big band idiom, using unusual instrumentation; "Interlude in B-flat", where he was backed with only a rhythm section and a string quartet, was one of the earliest examples of what would be later dubbed Third Stream. His incorporation of stringed instruments could be attributed to the influence of the classical composer Igor Stravinsky. In addition to hiring Buddy Rich, he signed Billie Holiday as his band's vocalist in 1938, becoming the first white band leader to hire a full-time black female singer to tour the segregated Southern U.S. However, after recording "Any Old Time", Holiday left the band due to hostility from audiences in the South, as well as from music company executives who wanted a more "mainstream" singer.Like his main rival, Benny Goodman, and other leaders of big bands, <mask> fashioned a smaller "band within the band" in 1940. He named it <mask> <mask> and the Gramercy Five after his home telephone exchange. Band pianist Johnny Guarnieri played harpsichord on the quintet recordings, and Al Hendrickson played electric guitar. Trumpeter Roy Eldridge became part of the group, succeeding Billy Butterfield. In 1940, the original Gramercy Five cut eight sides, then <mask> dissolved the band in early 1941. The Gramercy Five's biggest hit was "Summit Ridge Drive", one of <mask>'s million-selling records. His last prewar band, organized in September 1941, included Oran "Hot Lips" Page, Max Kaminsky, Georgie Auld, Dave Tough, Jack Jenney, Ray Conniff and Guarnieri.The long series of

masks: Shaw Shaw Artie Shaw Shaw Shaw


title: Artie Shaw

texts:
 musical groups <mask> subsequently formed included Lena Horne, Helen Forrest, Mel Tormé, Buddy Rich, Dave Tough, Barney Kessel, Jimmy Raney, Tal Farlow, Dodo Marmarosa, and Ray Conniff. He used the morose "Nightmare", with its Hasidic nuances, as his theme rather than choosing a more accessible song. In a televised interview in the 1970s, <mask> derided the "asinine" songs of Tin Pan Alley that were the lifeblood of popular music and which bands, especially the most popular (such as his own) were compelled to play night after night. In 1994, he told Frank Prial of The New York Times: "I thought that because I was <mask> <mask> I could do what I wanted, but all they wanted was 'Begin the Beguine'". Throughout his career, <mask> had a habit of forming bands, developing them according to his immediate aspirations, making a quick series of records, and then disbanding. He generally did not stick around long enough to reap his bands' successes through live performances of their recorded hits. Following the breakup of what was already his second band in 1939, he rarely toured at all and, if he did, his personal appearances were usually limited to long-term engagements in a single venue or bookings that did not require much traveling, unlike many bands of the era that traveled great distances doing seemingly endless strings of one-night engagements.Radio days

<mask> did many big band remote broadcasts. Throughout the autumn and winter of 1938, he was often heard from the Blue Room of the Hotel Lincoln in New York City. After touring in 1939, he led the house band at the Café Rouge of the Hotel Pennsylvania