title: Martin Lee

texts: A Hong Kong politician and barrister is <mask>g. The Democratic Party is Hong Kong's flagship pro-democracy party and he is the founding chairman. From 1998 to 2008 he was a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong. He is known as the "Father of Democracy" in Hong Kong and one of the most prominent advocates for democracy and human rights in China. <mask> was the chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association from 1980 to 1983. He joined the Hong Kong Basic Law Drafting Committee in 1985 to help with the drafting of the city's mini-constitution after it was handed over to China. He was kicked out of the body in 1989 due to his support for the student protestors in Tiananmen square and his condemnation of the Beijing government's role in the incident.He advocated for the protection of human rights and democratic reform when he was elected to the Legislative Council in 1985. He was the founding chairman of the first pro-democracy party in Hong Kong, the United Democrats of Hong Kong. The party won two landslide victories in the direct elections of 1991 and 1995 and became one of the largest political parties in Hong Kong. He worked closely with the last Hong Kong Governor Chris Patten in an attempt to push forward constitutional reform in relation to democratic elections, which was criticized by the Beijing government. He was forced to step down from his office in 1997 when the colonial legislature was dissolved, but later regained his seat in the Legislative Council. He retired as a member of the Legislative Council after stepping down as chairman of the Democratic Party. Prior to July 2020 he was active in advocating and lobbying for the democratic cause.The Hong Kong National Security Law took effect on 1 July 2020. <mask> was the son of Lieutenant General <mask>-wo and was born in Hong Kong in June of 1938. The Empire of Japan was defeated during World War II. After the Communist takeover of China, the family moved to Hong Kong. <mask>'s father taught at a Jesuit school in Kowloon for nine years before teaching part time at the Institute of Chinese Studies. His father had a good relationship with Zhou Enlai, who invited him back to the mainland many times. People from both sides of the political spectrum attended the funeral of <mask>-wo.<mask> was sponsored to read English Literature and Philosophy at the University of Hong Kong by his mentor, the renowned barrister Dr. Patrick Yu. <mask> trained as a barrister at Lincoln's Inn in England after graduating from college. He began practicing law in Hong Kong in 1966. The relationship between the Chinese Communist Party and the pro-Communist Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions will be laid down in the future because of <mask>'s defense of the pro-Communist Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions. He was made Queen's Counsel in 1979. He was the chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association from 1980 to 1983. When the British and Chinese governments began their negotiations over Hong Kong's sovereignty in the early 1980s, <mask> began his involvement in politics.<mask>, a member of the Executive and the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, led a group of young professionals in Beijing in 1983. The delegation wanted to keep the status quo in Hong Kong and extend British rule. Beijing officials turned down their requests. <mask> was concerned about the preservation of Hong Kong's legal system under Chinese rule. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council should be replaced by an independent Court of Final Appeal. He was invited to attend the signing ceremony of the Sino-British Joint Declaration. In 1985 he was invited by Beijing to sit on the Hong Kong Basic Law Drafting Committee to draft the mini-constitution of post-1997 Hong Kong, the Basic Law of Hong Kong, where he met another outspoken democrat.The two dissidents were in the Drafting Committee. The Chinese Communists liked to use people and then get rid of them, according to <mask>'s father. <mask> told his father that the chances of the policy being implemented were not great. The chances are zero if I don't try. When the Hong Kong government decided to introduce a few indirectly elected seats, <mask> ran in the Legislative Council elections. The Legal functional constituency, elected by all the lawyers in Hong Kong, catapulted him to the political stage after he won a three-way contest. He was re-elected in 1988.He was the most recognisable and consistent voice for democratic reform. In the debate on the 1988 Green Paper on the Further Development of Representative Government, <mask> was at the forefront of a campaign to introduce direct elections in the 1988 election. The Joint Committee on the Promotion of Democratic Government was formed by him and other liberals in 1986 and consisted of 190 organizations who supported direct elections. There are names and identity card numbers. The White Paper concluded that the introduction of direct elections in 1988 should not be based on public opinion. <mask> accused the government of backing down on direct elections in the face of Beijing's pressure, because they mishandled the consultative exercise. He was against the construction of the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant in 1986 because of the Chernobyl disaster.<mask> collected over one million signatures in a signature campaign. He tried to get the government to reveal information under the power of the Legislative Council. In 1987 the government sought to criminalise the "publishing of false news likely to cause public alarm" with the amendment of the Public Order Ordinance. <mask> worked diligently against the provision, moving the amendment that any prosecution could only be made upon official proof that a report is false and reckless and that the defendant knew that the facts are false or failed to prove the validity of the facts out of rash. The case was repealed in January 1989 after it was submitted before the United Nations Human Rights Committee in November 1988. He was the chairman of the Hong Kong Consumer Council from 1988 to 1991. He was a legal adviser to many professional bodies in Hong Kong.In the Hong Kong Basic Law Drafting Committee, <mask> advocated for a democratic political system after 1997. He and the liberals wanted a directly elected government to be set up as soon as possible. Their view was countered by a number of conservatives in the Drafting and Consultative Committees who were backed by big-business interests. During the Tiananmen protests, <mask> supported the student movement for more democracy and freedom in China. In May of this year, he was the vice-chairman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China, which organised multiple rallies in support of the students in Hong Kong which attracted hundreds of thousands of attendees. <mask> led the Hong Kong demonstration against Beijing. He told Jonathan Dimbleby that "handing over 5.5 million people to China who are deemed counter-revolutionary is like handing over 5.5 million Jews to Nazi Germany during the Second World War, when they were born in a British territory."He said that it couldn't be assumed that the Joint Declaration is the same as the Bible. Britain and China should restart talks to reach a better agreement for Hong Kong. He testified before the United States Congress Committee on human rights and supported imposing economic sanctions against the killers. They were labelled as "counter-revolutionaries" by the People's Daily in July 1989. The National People's Congress Standing Committee stripped the duo's membership in the Drafting Committee due to their anti-China stance. He replied "As a Chinese citizen, I am not allowed back to my own country even though I'm welcome in every country in the world." The pro-Beijing media attacked <mask> because of the strained relationship between him and the Communist Party.In response to the worsening crisis of confidence in Hong Kong, he joined hands with many politicians from different spectrum to advocate the granting of the right of abode in Britain to Hong Kong people as a "safety exit". He called for a fully elected Legislative Council before 1997. He began to lobby the US for a specific policy on Hong Kong's democracy development. He was against the idea of the US withdrawing "most favored nation" status from Beijing. The United States–Hong Kong Policy Act was adopted in 1992. <mask> is the spokesman for Hong Kong democracy. Asiaweek magazine named <mask> one of the twenty great Asians in 1995.<mask> was named ABC TV's "Person of the Week" in September 1995 for leading Hong Kong's pro-democracy forces to electoral success. <mask> was awarded the "1995 International Human Rights Award" by the American Bar Association, the "Democracy Award" by the US National Endowment for Democracy, and the "Schuman Medal" in 2000. He received the Brennan Human Rights Award from Rutgers College. In preparation for the first direct elections of the Legislative Council in 1991, the liberals gathered themselves on the basis of the Joint Committee on the Promotion of Democratic Government to form a first major political party in Hong Kong, the United Democrats of Hong Kong. The party's founding chairman was <mask>. Out of the total number of 60 seats in the Legislative Council, 12 of the 18 directly elected seats were won by the United Democrats under <mask>'s leadership. <mask> received the most votes in the election and was elected through the Hong Kong Island East constituency.The United Democrats became the largest party in the legislature after the election. Chris Patten was appointed the last Hong Kong Governor by the British government. The electorates of the nine newly created functional constituencies were largely expanded by the constitutional reform package. The pro-government Liberal Party led by <mask> became Beijing's allies in the legislature after the package was strongly opposed by the Beijing government. The package was passed in the Legislative Council thanks to the support of the United Democrats. The Beijing government decided to dismantle the "through train" agreement, which allowed the 1995 elected legislature to transition beyond 1997, and replace it with the Provisional Legislative Council, which <mask> deemed "an illegal and unconstitutional body". In preparation for the 1995 three-tier elections, the pro-democracy camp consolidated by merging the United Democrats and another moderate pro-democracy party Meeting Point into the Democratic Party, in which <mask> was elected the founding chairman.The Democratic Party won 12 seats of the 20 directly elected seats and 19 seats of the total 60 seats in the 1995 Legislative Council election, almost doubling the second party Liberal Party. The pro-democracy camp had half of the seats in the legislature in the last two years of the colonial rule. The pro-democrats were forced to step down from the Legislative Council as the "through train" was dissolved. <mask> traveled to Europe, Australia and the United States on the eve of the handover of Hong Kong to express his concerns. He met with Albright and Clinton after he voiced his support for democracy and human rights in China and Hong Kong. He was dissatisfied with the Clinton administration's refusal to take a tough line on the Beijing's policy. During his visit to Hong Kong in 1998, he met with Clinton again.It was widely speculated that <mask> would become "Martyr <mask>", a nickname given by some in the business community, after 1997 given his high-profile pro-democracy and anti-Beijing stance which was seen as "counter-revolutionary" and "subversive" by Beijing. <mask> insisted that he was not anti-China but opposed the regime in Beijing, and that he would never leave Hong Kong. The Democratic Party was elected back to the Legislative Council in 1998 under Chinese rule. The party seats decreased to 13 even though they won the most votes. He was re-elected in 2000 and 2004. A major concern about Hong Kong's legal and political autonomy was raised in January 1999 when the government sought to interpret the Basic Law by the National People's Congress Standing Committee after it was defeated in the Court of Final Appeal over the legal challenges over the right of abode of a person. The Basic Law interpretation caused uproar.600 lawyers dressed in black walked out of the Legislative Council in protest after <mask> accused the government of giving away Hong Kong's autonomy. <mask>'s chairmanship of the Democratic Party was in trouble due to the fact that he failed to resolve the ideological differences between the party members. The Young Turks tried to oust Anthony Cheung from the vice-chairman post in the 2000 leadership election. Andrew To proposed to put the minimum wage legislation on the 2000 Legislative Council election platform which caused a fierce debate within the party and led to the exodus of the "Young Turks" from the party. There was criticism of <mask>'s decision to support the former Bar Association chairman in the 2000 Hong Kong Island by-election. <mask> stepped down as party chairman in 2002. <mask> and the Democratic Party opposed the national security legislation because they feared it would undermine the civil liberties of the people of Hong Kong.<mask> traveled to the West in order to garner international support. <mask> was bashed by the Chief Executive for "bad mouthing" the Special Administrative Region for six years. <mask> said that they were just bad-mouthing a law that would be bad for Hong Kong. More than half a million people took part in the protest against the article 23 legislation on July 1, 2003 and the government decided to put the bill down because it couldn't get enough votes in the legislature. In March 2004, when <mask> went to Washington to testify on Hong Kong's democracy development at a US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Beijing officials attacked him for inviting foreign power to interfere in Hong Kong's internal affairs. pro-Beijing media and supporters called <mask> a traitor after he returned to Hong Kong. In the Legislative Council election of 2004, the pro-democracy camp filled two tickets in the Hong Kong Island geographical constituency, the Democratic Party's Yeung Sum and <mask> Eu and Cyd Ho in hopes of taking four seats out of six seats with theThe Democratic Party asked all of their supporters to vote for the Eu-Ho ticket because the polls showed that <mask> was in danger of losing. The defeat of Cyd Ho by Choy So-yuk of the pro-Beijing Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong was due to the fact that the Yeung-<mask> ticket drew too many votes. When the results were announced in the morning of the following day, <mask> said in tears, "I'd rather lose with dignity than win like this." Disaffection from the pro-democracy supporters was caused by it. In October 2007, <mask> wrote an article titled "China's Olympic Opportunity" in The Wall Street Journal that criticized Beijing for not living up to its promise to improve its human rights status during the Summer Olympic bid. <mask> urged the West, particularly the United States, not to boycott the 2008 Olympic games but to instead take the opportunity while China is opening itself up to the world to "engage" China directly to bring China closer to the international community in terms of its human rights. The pro-Beijing media criticized his article for asking the West to intervene in China's internal affairs.The media claimed that <mask> asked the US to boycott the games. Beijing loyalists accused <mask> of being a traitor to the Han people. The article <mask> published was the subject of an announcement from the Democratic Party. Albert Ho said, "It is not an apology, but a clear declaration of what we stand for." <mask>, who had been a member of the Legislative Council for 23 years, announced on 27 March 2008 that he would not seek re-election when his term ended in September of that year. After his retirement from the Legislative Council, <mask> remained active in commenting politics and his legal practise, especially taking cases of defending the pro-democracy activists who were charged for obstructing public order. In 2009, he was marginalized by his party when he held different stance on the "Five Constituencies Referendum" proposed by the League of Social Democrats to press the government to implement the universal suffrage of the Chief Executive and the Legislative Council in 2012 by launching a territory-wide by-election.The five resigned Legislative Councillors had a rally attended by <mask>. The Democratic Party reached an agreement with the Beijing government. <mask> contemplated quitting the party after the agreement. The Chief Secretary for Administration and Anson Chan were lobbying for the support of the Hong Kong's democracy movement during the debate on the electoral reform in the West. The duo went to the United States and met Joe Biden, US vice-president, Nancy Pelosi, minority leader of the House of Representatives, and members of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China and spoke out against Beijing increasing control over Hong Kong and their fear of only candidates picked by Beijing. In July of last year, <mask> and Anson Chan went to the United Kingdom and met with the leader of the Liberal Democrats and spoke out that they were concerned that neither of the two people who signed the Joint Declaration were from China. The Chinese ambassador to Britain said that <mask> and Anson Chan were trying to undermine the stability of Hong Kong.He was among the pro-democracy activists who staged a final sit-in and arrested to end the 75-day street occupation. <mask> represented Kwok Cheuk-kin and Hendrick Lui Chi-hang in an attempt to repeal the Small House Policy, which <mask> said discriminates against the majority of people in Hong Kong. <mask> said that the New Territories did not forbid females or outsiders from buying land. The policy for villagers to build homes without paying land fees was only implemented after the British came to rule the New Territories in 1898, according to <mask>. <mask> said that the right for male villagers to build homes without paying land fees is based on British policies and was never part of the indigenous traditions that the Basic Law protects. The policy is based on a person's descent and sex, which is against Basic Law, which states "All Hong Kong residents shall be equal before the law." According to Kenneth Lau Ip-keung of the Heung Yee, villagers firmly believe that the small house policy is protected.On 18 April 2020, <mask> was arrested as one of 15 Hong Kong high-profile democracy figures, on suspicion of organizing, publicizing or taking part in several unauthorized assembly during the course of the Hong Kong protests. The names of the accused were not disclosed in the police statement. He was released on bail the same day. After, <mask> said that he was arrested for the first time in his life but has no regrets and is proud of his democratic work: "Over the months and years, I've felt bad to see so many outstanding youngsters being arrested and prosecuted, but I was not charged." I've become a suspect. I'm proud that I'm able to walk with them on this path of democracy. <mask> was convicted on April 1st, 2021.<mask> was sentenced to 11 months in jail, suspended for 24 months, for his part in the unauthorized assembly. The Hong Kong National Security Law went into effect on 1 July 2020 and stopped <mask>'s public activism. He stopped giving interviews to the media. Multiple Norwegian members of parliament nominated Recognition <mask> for the peace prize. <mask> is a close friend of Cardinal Joseph Zen. <mask> Fong Yee-ngor is <mask>'s wife. <mask> is a barrister.There is a list of graduates of the University of Hong Kong Politics of Hong Kong.

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title: Joseph Paruta

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texts: <mask>, also known as "Old Man", was a soldier in the Gambino crime family and considered a "key member" of Sammy Gravano's Brooklyn crew. He was the only mobster who asked for mercy killing when he was dying of lung cancer. The proposition was not agreed upon by John Gotti. On December 3, 1929, <mask> was born to first-generation emigrants from Venice, Italy of a Luccan family. He was the oldest of three children who were poor. <mask> was a member of the Gambino crime family. He was a member of the Gambino crime family."Everyone called Joe the 'Old Man'," said Sammy Gravano. He was fifteen years older than me, but he already had white hair and looked old. He was loyal and tough. As soon as <mask> got me a cup of coffee, he would kill me. There was nothing I could not ask of him. Sammy Gravano said that he was like his own personal Luca Brasi, in reference to the contract killer character from The Godfather. After puberty, he began to suffer from premature aging which made him appear older.He was a short man with thin arms and legs. He began to lose his white hair as the syndrome got worse. His skin began to thin and he had a hoarse voice. 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Frank DeCicco told Gravano an amusing anecdote about a robbery that Paruta, himself and several other criminal associates had planned to pull off.He said that Frank was going on a robbery in his early days. They needed a lockpicker for this particular score. Someone told Frank that Paruta was the person they were looking for. Frank was surprised. He asked Paruta why he hadn't heard about him before. Old Man <mask> said there wasn't a better lock guy around than him. When they're in the place, Paruta steps forward and what he does is, he kicks in the door.What did I tell you? Paruta said something. Frank was shocked. He couldn't stop laughing. Paruta holds out for his end of the loot. They wouldn't have gotten inside the place without his talents. You know a guy like that.He was mild mannered and never showed anger towards his associates. They gathered at his saloon, Doc's, after the murder of Frank Fiala. I loved the old man, <mask>, said Sammy Gravano. My feelings for him went far beyond the oath of Cosa Nostra. He was the only one who was part of the plan for the Castellano hit. I asked him to take down Paul and Tommy in that diner before we changed the plan. He never asked if I wanted him to do something.Any risk would be taken by him. After Stymie was shot, he never left my side. I don't know whether to laugh or cry when I think about him. He looked the same as always, old and decrepit. The old man had a lot of gambling and shylock operations. He was happy. He never asked for more.<mask> is thought to have suffered from a rare disorder that causes the appearance of premature aging. <mask> had a "birdlike" facial appearance by the age of thirty. This made him stand out among the mob associates in Gravano's crew and made him the target of teasing due to his elderly appearance. Cancer and heart disease were some of the signs that <mask> displayed. It is not known if Paruta ever had the condition. His smoker's cough got worse after the DiB hit. It could be serious if the doctor told him to see a specialist.Sammy arranged for him to be checked out at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, New York. He had terminal lung cancer that had spread through the rest of his body. He was given a year to live by the doctors. The chief doctor told Sammy Gravano that he only had three months to live and that he lied to <mask>'s family. He had to honor his friend. He continued to smoke even after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He wanted to be initiated into the Gambino crime family and die a made man.Sammy asked his brother Gene to let John Gotti fulfill his last wishes and become a "made man". The ceremony was conducted in Gravano's room. Sammy couldn't get a drop when he had to mix his blood with the holy card. He was no longer a living person. By 1982, Paruta was starting to act depressed over the murder of his friend <mask>'Angelo who had been shot to death over a bar room dispute with an associate of the Colombo crime family. Sammy Gravano was concerned about his friend's mental well being. He stopped going to the horse races in the afternoon because he lost interest in gambling."Stymie ain't here no more," he said when asked about his depression. I will be with you until the day I die. Aniello Dellacroce died on December 2, 1985. We decided before this that we had to split up and go underground. Somebody had to keep playing if there was a leak. We would move into Joe Watts' basement. Joe and his family stayed upstairs.They could do what they wanted. I told her I had to leave for a while. Don't ask. I don't know how long. Old Man <mask> is the only one who knows anything. We used certain phone numbers to stay in touch with John and Angie. After the Roy DeMeo trial started, Thomas Bilotti was known to pick up Paul Castellano and drive him to a restaurant where they sat at a table and discussed business before heading to court in Manhattan.Both Paul and Thomas didn't know who Paruta was. Gravano and Watts were going to have Paruta walk into the men's washroom at the restaurant. Someone would plant a mask there. He came out with two guns after putting on the ski mask. When Paruta would just run out shooting, they would be sitting there eating and discussing their trial. He would be surrounded by the rest of them in the vicinity of the restaurant. Frank reported that Paul Castellano had sent him a message to attend a meeting at the restaurant.It was here that the execution would take place. <mask> was not chosen as a shooter in the murder of Castellano and Bilotti. After a violent encounter with an outlaw biker in his bar, <mask> offered to help murder the biker who attacked Sammy. The biker was a fugitive from the mob for a few years. He reached out to Paruta's kids and asked them to sit with their father. He knows their dad is connected, but he doesn't know he's with me. He knows he's a marked man and that he had trouble with Sammy the Bull.He wants <mask> to talk for him, and Paruta says, "Sure, you're good friends with my kids, I'll talk to this Sammy for you." Take it easy. You should go about your business. I'll reach out for Sammy if I stay low key. <mask>'s son knew his father was hitting him. The kids know that Paruta is with me. The outlaw biker's life was spared after the murder contract was called off.On June 5, 1986, Robert DiBernardo was lured to the basement offices of Sammy Gravano's drywall company. As if it was a regular business meeting, Gravano told Paruta to get DiBernardo a cup of coffee. After getting up, Paruta took a.38 caliber revolver from a cabinet behind DiBernardo and shot him in the back of the head. Nicholas Mormando became addicted to crack cocaine. Sammy said that Nicholas became like a rebel. He went crazy. He wanted to stay in the crew.He was going to start a gang. I didn't want him to run around. He knew a lot. John Gotti gave me permission to kill him. Old Man, who was still alive at the time, was picked up by Huck and Nicky, who were both still alive. Joe shot Nicky twice in the back of the head while he was in the backseat. Eddie and I were behind a car.The body was dumped in a vacant lot. The next day it was found. The murder of Nicholas Mormando was unsolved until Sammy Gravano agreed to become a stool pigeon and testify against John Gotti. By the time Gravano was implicated in the murder, <mask> had died of lung cancer. Gravano asked <mask> to kill him during one of his bedside visits. He told Sammy to kill him. Please kill me.He tried to convince Gravano that a swift bullet was the best gift a friend could give him. He couldn't tolerate the pain anymore. He had to get permission to kill Paruta, like every murder of a made man. He sent a message to John Gotti. He tried to explain the situation to Gene as best he could. Gotti denied the mercy killing after Gene told John about Paruta. Under the circumstances they were facing, he wouldn't authorize a murder contract on a made man.<mask> did not accept the answer that Sammy brought to him. He told Sammy that the only way he could prove his friendship was by murdering Sammy. Edward was ordered by Sammy to get a gun. Sammy gave <mask> one day's notice to have his family away from the house on the day he was to be murdered. Thomas Carbonaro would be waiting outside the house in a car. Edward and Gravano would go through a back door. The two of them would go up to the bedroom to see <mask>, who was very sick at this point.When Gravano would shoot him, Edward and Carbonaro would join him in the car outside. Sammy said it was all set. I was waiting for Eddie and Huck to pick me up. My wife was present. I had been angry the night before. I put her off when she mentioned it. I told them I had things on my mind.She said she had sad news when I stepped outside for a second. Eddie called. He said that Old Man <mask> took a turn for the worse. He died on the way to the hospital. He was fifty-nine years old. My man of honor and loyalty was gone. Frank DeCicco was murdered a year later.The deaths of D'Angelo, <mask> and Frank DeCicco would have a heavy toll on Sammy Gravano. With DeCicco's murder, Gravano would no longer have any of his original close friends or crew left having all met their demise either by his hand or at the hands of others. The deaths of his criminal associates would later play a factor in deciding to testify against the Gambino crime family and his former boss and friend John Gotti. After <mask>'s death, he helped support his wife and children. He was the only one of Gravano's crew who wasn't murdered. Two years after Frank DeCicco was murdered by a car bomb, he was the last member of Gravano's original Brooklyn crew. After <mask> died, Louis Vallario said to Gravano, "I know what you're feeling."Stymie's and <mask>'s shoes can't be filled by me. I wouldn't try. I will be there for you. In the movie Witness to the Mob, <mask> is portrayed by Richard Bright. Underboss: Sammy the Bull Gravano's Story of Life in the Mafia was written by Peter Maas. Newswalker: A Story for Sweeney was written by R. Thomas Collins Jr. There are external links to this story on the New York Daily News.

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title: Salomon Morel

texts: <mask> was an officer in the Ministry of Public Security in the Polish People's Republic. <mask> was a commander of concentration camps. <mask> and his family hid to avoid being placed in one of the Jewish ghettos in German-occupied Poland. <mask> and his brother both survived the war and the Holocaust under the protection of a Polish farmer. <mask> was the warden of Lublin Castle when it was a Soviet prison. He was the commander of the Zgoda labour camp. He was made commander of the Jaworzno concentration camp in 1949 and remained there until the Polish October of 1956.He was promoted to the rank of colonel in the political police, the MBP. During the Polish political crisis of 1968, he was dismissed. <mask> was investigated for war crimes and crimes against humanity, including the murder of more than 1,500 prisoners from Upper Silesia, most of them from the local population. He was indicted by Poland in 1996 on charges of torture, war crimes, crimes against humanity and communist crimes. After his case was publicized by the Polish, German, British, and American media, <mask> fled to Israel and was granted citizenship under the Law of Return. Israel refused to comply with two requests from Poland to extradite him, one in 1998 and the other in 2004, due to the fact that the statute of limitations had run out and that Morel was in poor health. Polish authorities accused Israel of applying a double standard, and the controversy over <mask>'s extradition continued until his death.<mask> <mask> was born on November 15, 1919 in the village of Garbw near Lublin, Poland, the son of a Jewish baker who owned a small bakery. The family business began to decline during the Great Depression. After the outbreak of war in September 1939, <mask> moved to d where he worked as a sales clerk. <mask>'s family hid during World War II to avoid being placed in the ghetto. The Blue Police killed <mask>'s family during Christmas of 1942. <mask> and his brother Izaak survived the Holocaust. The <mask> brothers were saved by Jzef Tkaczyk.Morrel's two brothers died in the war. <mask> and other communists came out of hiding as the Eastern Front advanced. In the summer of 1944, <mask> joined the Obywatelska. Many soldiers of the anti-communist Armia Krajowa were imprisoned and tortured at the Lublin Castle. He was presented a different version of his life by the Israeli mass media. According to the Israeli letter, <mask> joined the Red Army in 1942 and was in the forests when his parents, sister-in-law, and one brother were killed by Blue Police. Over thirty of Morel's relatives were killed in the Holocaust, according to a number of media sources.On March 15, 1945, <mask> became the commander of the Zgoda camp. After the Soviet Army entered southern Poland, the Zgoda camp was set up by the Soviet political police. The camp was handed over to the Polish Ministry of Public Security in 1945. Most of the prisoners in the camp were from Germany, while a small number were from Poland. Some children were sent to the camp with their parents. Security authorities sent prisoners who were not accused of a crime. The authorities tried to convince society that prisoners were mostly ethnic Germans.There is a memorial in front of the camp's main gate that describes the prisoners as mostly local. It is estimated that close to 2,000 inmates died in the camp where torture and abuse of prisoners were rampant and resulted in an average 100 deaths a day. The ice water tank was the preferred method of torture by <mask>. The camp was closed in 1945. Morel was described as a barbaric and cruel man by the survivor. A local Upper Silesian of Polish descent was imprisoned in Zgoda when he was 14 years old and wrote a book about his experiences. John Sack's book An Eye for an Eye: The Untold Story of Jewish Revenge Against Germans in 1945, in which Morel was accused of an extensive pattern of torture, contributed to publicizing his case in the Anglophone world in the 1990s.Historians say Morelsided over a "murderous regime founded on ubiquitous assaults and atrocities against German captives." "When millions of bruised and destitute refugees began flooding into Germany in the autumn of 1945, they brought with them some disturbing stories of places they called 'hell camps', 'death camps' and 'extermination camps'". Lowe talks about the Zgoda camp in detail. According to Lowe, survivors' stories of Zgoda and other camps had a profound impact on West German society and that their stories were taken seriously by the German government and the general population as examples of Stalinist brutality. <mask> was the commander of Jaworzno concentration camp, a Stalinist-era concentration camp for political prisoners in Poland, from February 1949 to November 1951. He had a reputation in Poland as a sadist. During Morel's time as the commandant the prisoners were mostly Poles who were arrested for their opposition to Stalinism, and included soldiers of the Polish Home Army and members of other Polish underground resistance organisation such as Freedom and Independence.Forced labor was used to torture prisoners. When the camp was turned into a camp for political prisoners, Morel left. The commandant of Stalinist-era concentration camps was Morel. The Stalinist concentration camps in Poland were closed down when the Polish October weakened the hard-line Stalinist group. After working in various prisons in Silesia, <mask> was promoted to the rank of colonel in the political police. He was the head of a prison in the 1960s. He defended his master's degree in economics at Wrocaw University's Law School.The Polish communist government gave him two awards, the Golden Cross of Merit and the Cavalry Cross of the Polonia Restituta. The Polish political crisis of 1968 resulted in the dismissal of <mask> from his position. Morel had a background as the head of Stalinist-era concentration camps, which made him an obvious target for the 1968 campaign. Although the Polish communist government pressured Jews to emigrate, Morel chose to remain in Poland, and lived there as a retiree from the age of 49. The General Commission for the Investigation of Crimes against the Polish Nation started investigating abuses at the Zgoda camp after the fall of communism. Fearing prosecution, <mask> moved to Israel in 1992. The Polish public prosecutor's office indicted <mask> <mask> for genocide in 1996.War crimes, crimes against humanity and communist crimes were added to the indictment. The latter charge was added in 2004. Israel refused to extradite Morel to Poland for trial in 1998. Israel would not extradite Mr. Morel as the statute of limitations had expired on war crimes, according to a reply sent to the Polish Justice Ministry. The case against Morel was upgraded to "communist crimes against the population" in April 2004. The main charge against <mask> <mask> was that, as commandant of the Zgoda camp at witochowice, he created for the prisoners in this camp, out of ethnic and political considerations, conditions that jeopardised their lives, including starvation and torture. Morel was charged based on the evidence of over 100 witnesses, including 58 former inmates of the Zgoda camp.The request was again refused by the Israeli government in July 2005. The more serious charges were rejected due to the fact that the statute of limitations had run out, and that <mask> was in poor health. Ewa Koj is a prosecutor with the Polish Institute of National Remembrance. Koj said that there should be one measure for judging war criminals. <mask> died in Tel Aviv seventeen years after the investigation and prosecution of him began. Anne Applebaum describes <mask> as a Holocaust victim, a communist criminal, a man who lost his entire family to the Nazis, and a man who was angry at Germans and Poles. He was a violent man.He was awarded medals by the communist Polish state, was prosecuted by the post-communist Polish state, and was defended by the Israeli state, even though he had expressed no interest in moving to Israel until half a century after the war. The story of Jews who sought revenge for the Holocaust is told in An Eye for an Eye: The Story of Jews Who Sought Revenge for the Holocaust. The case of <mask> <mask> was mentioned on the homepage of the Polish Embassy in 2004.

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title: Juan Cuadrado

texts: <mask> was born on May 26, 1988 and is a professional footballer. He is known for his direct style of play as well as his dribbling skills. He started his career in a central role, acting as a defensiveMidfielder early in his career, also being used as a forward on occasion, before being moved into as a wider positions in which he now usually plays, often operating as a right-sided winger, attackingMidfielder, full-back <mask> moved to Italy in order to join Udinese. Despite being demoted from Serie A, his performances in Lecce earned him a transfer to Fiorentina. He was signed by the Blues in February of 2015, but was sent to Bianconeri for two seasons, where he won two titles. He joined the club permanently in 2017: he added a third consecutive domestic double the following season, followed by two more league titles and a Supercoppa Italiana over the next two seasons.<mask> has earned over 100 caps since making his international debut. <mask> was part of the squad that took part in five editions of the Copa América, reaching the quarter-finals on three occasions, and contributing to their third-place finishes in 2016 and 2021. <mask> began his club career as a forward in Atlético Uraba. On the recommendation of club founder Nelson Gallego, <mask> took on a role in the middle of the field. <mask>'s ability to play as a wing-back allowed him to occasionally play as a full-back. He was on the bench at Rionegro for a short time under Vctor Gonzlez Scott, but he was noticed by <mask> Pelez of Independiente Medelln. He returned to the first division in 2008 after being signed by Medellin.<mask> scored his first goal in his senior professional debut against Boyac Chic. <mask> moved to European football in 2009. <mask> signed with Udinese on a five-year deal for an undisclosed fee. He played as a right wing back in Udinese's 2–1 win against Chievo. <mask> was not given a lot of playing time for the rest of the season and was sent on loan to Lecce. <mask> would join Lecce for the season in 2011. He scored his first goal for the club against Cesena.Lecce finished 18th and was demoted to Serie B. He would return to Udinese. He was not signed by an English club because he was too young at 23 years old. <mask>'s move to Fiorentina began on a temporary basis with a 1 million transfer fee. He scored his first goal for Florence in a victory against Cagliari. He finished the season with five goals and six assists for a side that finished fourth in the league. La Viola paid 5 million for half of the registration rights of <mask>.<mask>'s second goal of the second leg victory over Udinese gave La Viola a 3–2 aggregate victory and a spot in the final. He was suspended for the final after being booked for scoring the winning goal. Fiorentina agreed a deal to purchase full ownership of <mask>'s contract from Udinese, for an additional 12 million, amid media speculation of a move to a larger club by the player. The signing of <mask> from Fiorentina on a four-and-a-half-year deal for a reported initial fee of 23.3 million was announced by the club on February 2, 2015. The management report stated that the fee was 30 million. <mask> said he was happy and thankful for the opportunity he had been given. It is a dream come true to join the club and to know that the manager believes in me.I am happy. Vincenzo Montella stated that it was a sale that had to be done. I'm happy for <mask> because he is going to a big club and he has always arrived with a smile. <mask> needs time to adapt to the Premier League, as stated in an interview, as he was not in a "rush" for <mask> to fully showcase his abilities within a short time. I know the difference between Italy and England, his formation, his experience, everything was in Italy. <mask> made his debut after replacing Willian for the last ten minutes of a 2–1 win away against Villa. On 11 February, he made his first start for the Blues and played the first 70 minutes before being replaced by Cesc Fbregas.Willian came on in the 76th minute of the League Cup final as the club defeated rival club Spurs 2–0 to win his first trophy. In the London derby match against Crystal Palace on 3 May, <mask> made his third start of the season, as Ramires was taken ill before the game. At the half-time break, <mask> was replaced by Mikel John Obi, who would go on to win the league title. Three weeks later, in the final match of the season, he won a penalty when he was brought down by John O'Shea, but he was later substituted when he was injured in the final minute of the first half. <mask> signed a season-long loan with Juventus for  1.5 million. squad number 16 was assigned to him. He made his debut five days later, as a 75th-minute substitute.<mask>coneri against Torino at the end of the Derby della Mole. <mask> scored his first ever goal for the club in the second leg of the round of 16 against the Germans. On 21 May, he came off the bench to set up lvaro Morata's match-winning goal against Milan in the 120th minute of extra time of the 2016 Coppa Italia final, in Rome's Stadio Olimpico. On June 30, 2016 Cuadrado came back to the club and played a few games for them. <mask> returned to Juventus on a three-year loan for 5 million per season, plus a condition to buy the full registration rights of Cuadrado from Chelsea for an additional 20 million. The fee could go up to 29 million if the maximum bonus is 4 million. The number 7 shirt was assigned to him.On February 5, 2017, <mask> scored his first league goal in nine months in a 1–0 home win over Inter Milan. On May 22, 2017, it was announced that <mask> had joined the Bianconeri on a permanent deal for 20 million until 2020, after a clause in his contract had been triggered. <mask> came on as a substitute for Barzagli in the 60th minute and was sent off after picking up two yellow cards, the second for an alleged stamp on Ramos. <mask> reverted to his 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 Cuadrado made his 100th appearance with the Bianconeri in a 2–1 home win over Verona on 21 September, in which he won a penalty and converted it. Cuadrado was often used as an attacking right-back by the new manager. He made his 150th appearance for the club in a 1–0 away win over Torino.He extended his contract with the club. <mask> assisted both of the Torino goals on December 5, 2020. He scored a pair of goals in a victory over Inter Milan. <mask> scored an olympic goal in a win against Genoa. <mask> received his first call-up to the Colombia national team, as well as a spot in the starting XI in a match against Venezuela on 3 September 2010, scoring the opening goal of a 2–0 victory. <mask> was in the squad that made it to the quarter-finals in Argentina. He replaced Fredy Guarn after 50 minutes of the 2–0 victory over Bolivia in Santa Fe.<mask> was named to the squad for the World Cup. He scored the team's opening goal on a penalty kick in the third group stage match against Japan. He was the World Cup's assist leader with four assists. <mask> played every minute of the team's run to the quarter-finals and scored in the penalty shoot out against Argentina. <mask> was sent off for elbowing Diego Roln at the end of a 3–0 loss in a World Cup qualification match. <mask> was included in the squad. <mask> played in all four games in the World Cup, but they lost to England on penalties in the round of 16.In the 3–0 win against Poland in Group H, <mask> scored one goal. He was included in the squad for the 2021. In a 2–1 first-round loss to the host nation, he assisted the opening goal by Luis Daz. He became the fifth player from the country to join the Century Club after making his 100th cap in the semi-finals against Argentina. In the third-place match, he scored the first goal from a free kick. <mask> is known for his direct, offensive style of play along the right flank, and is capable of both scoring goals himself, as well as creating goal scoring opportunities for his teammates. Due to his ability to make attacking runs down the wing, he is capable of playing both as a wideMidfielder or a Winger.He uses his speed, flair, and technical skills to beat opponents in one on one situations and create space and time for him to shoot on goal or deliver crosses to strikers in the area. Due to his playing style, which involves taking on full-backs on the flank, and subsequently running towards the touch-line to deliver balls into the area, he has been labelled one of the few "traditional" wide midfielders in the current game. The reporter stated that Cuadrado's pace, agility, creativity and dribbling ability on the right wing moved the team forward as the defensive players played near the goal to cover for Mario Yepes. In addition to his main role on the wing, Cuadrado is also an attacking right back or wing back due to his energy and work rate, as well as his other qualities; he has also been used in this position more recently at Juventus. He is a versatile player who can play on the left, where he can cut into the middle and shoot on goal with his stronger right foot. In his early career, he was initially deployed as a central or defensiveMidfielder, but he was also capable of playing as an attackingMidfielder, or as a second forward on occasion, and has even been used as a more offensive-minded centralMidfielder. <mask>'s decision-making and reading of the game have been critiqued by the media and some in the sport for being inconsistent, and for having an overly individualistic playing style.<mask> has yet to learn the art of making decisive runs on a consistent basis according to Mina Rzouki. He does not boast the football intelligence of a world-beater despite being naive and capable of slowing down a game. <mask> was born in Necocl as the son of a couple. He was five years old when his father was shot. <mask>'s mother stated in an interview that <mask> had to be a perfect student in order to be able to play football. <mask> lived with his family in Florence. <mask> is a Christian.Lionel Messi was on the Latin American cover of the game. Cuadrado was positive for COVID-19 on January 5, 2021. The score column indicates the score after each Cuadrado goal. The Football League Cup and the Supercoppa Italiana were runners-up. The players are from F.C. The players are categorized into two groups: players who play for the club and players who play for the country. Players who play for the club and players who play for the country are categorized into two groups: players who play for the club and players who play for the country.

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title: William Michael Rossetti

texts: <mask> was an English writer and critic. Born in London, <mask> was a son of <mask>, an Italian scholar who was the brother of <mask> and <mask>. He became the movement's unofficial bibliographer and was one of the founding members. The Brotherhood's literary magazine The Germ was edited by him. The poetry reviews were written by <mask>. <mask> recorded the aims of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood at their founding meeting in September 1848: To have genuine ideas to express; To study Nature attentively, so as to know how to express them; and to sympathize with what is direct and serious and sincere in previous. Although <mask> worked full-time as a civil servant, he maintained a prolific output of criticism and biography across a range of interests.He edited the works of D. G<mask> and <mask>. The first British edition of the poetry of Walt Whitman was edited by <mask>. Anne Gilchrist, who became one of the first to write about Whitman, first read his poetry from <mask>'s edition, and <mask> helped initiate their correspondence. <mask> <mask> was a major contributor to the 1911 edition of the Encyclopdia Britannica; his contributions on artistic subjects were criticized by many reviewers at the time and since, as showing little evidence of having absorbed the mounting body of work by academic art historians, mostly writing in German The "pietistic" quality of Fra Angelico's work is in fact its main characteristic. The faces of his figures have an air of rapt suavity and devotional fervency, which is intensely attractive to some minds. Fra Angelico is a notable artist.Lucy Madox Brown was the daughter of the painter Ford Madox Brown. They honeymooned in France and Italy. The birth of their first child was celebrated in an homage to Swinburne's. A son, Gabriel Arthur, was born in February 1877, followed by another daughter, Helen Maria, in November 1879, and twins, Mary Elizabeth and <mask>, in April 1881. <mask> and his wife did not raise their children in a Christian household. The children were educated at home by their parents. <mask> died in infancy.Antonio Agresti was an Italian refugee. They moved to Italy where she became a translator and writer. She was an associate of Ezra Pound after she was widowed. Gabriel Arthur, known as Arthur to the family, married Dora Lewis and had several children. Helen and Gastone Angeli were married in 1903. He died a few months later. Helen gave birth to her daughter in 1904.The novel A Girl Among the Anarchists was written by Helen andOlivia under the name 'Isabel Meredith'. The grave of <mask> <mask> can be found on the west side of Highgate Cemetery. He joined his father, mother, and sister in the grave. Three members of the <mask> family have also been buried there, with the ashes of Gabriel Arthur Maddox being interred in the grave in 1932. W. M<mask> had a partial bibliography. There are thoughts about nature in poetry, literature, and art. Aylott and Jones are in London.<mask>, W. M. There are essays on early Italian and German books. It's London. <mask>, W. M. There is a man named Walt Whitman. London: s.n. W. M. <mask>.There are lists of minor poets whose biographies are not included. S.l. Ward. W. M. Rossetti. A collection of the best verse by American writers. London: Lock. <mask>, W. M.A memoir of a person. London: Slark<mask>, W. M. Dante Gabriel <mask> was a designer and writer. The company is limited in London. There are references to The Rossettis in Wonderland. There is a Victorian family history.Haus Publishing is located in London. There is a person named Angela Thirlwell. The Other Rossettis is about <mask> and Lucy. Yale University Press was published in New Haven/London in 2003 Julie L'Enfant is a woman. The Search for Truth in Victorian Art was written by <mask>. The University Press of America.Oscar Wilde, Joseph Worcester and the Arts & Crafts movement are linked with a "sonnet" by <mask>. The Pre-Raph Pack contains information about the artists and their techniques. The Manchester William Michael Rossetti Collection has papers. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library has a general collection. The English people of Italian descent were educated at King's College School.

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title: Clint Hocking

texts: <mask> was born in 1972 and is a Canadian video game designer. He worked at the Canadian divisions of Ubisoft, where he developed three titles, and also worked at LucasArts, Valve, and Amazon Game Studios. He designed and wrote the script for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, which was released in 2002. He rose to prominence when he directed 2005's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, which was a critical and commercial success. Far Cry 2 was positively received by critics. He left the studio due to being too comfortable. Between 2010 and 2015, <mask> worked at LucasArts, Valve, and Amazon Game Studios.He didn't release any new games throughout the period and in August of 2015, he came back to the studio in Toronto. He directed Watch Dogs: Legion which was well received by critics. He will return to the Montreal studio in July 2021. The term ludonarrative dissonance was invented by <mask>, who has written monthly columns for the video game magazine Edge. <mask> was born on September 18, 1972 in Montreal, Canada. After completing his Master of Fine Arts in creative writing at the University of British Columbia, <mask> started his career as a writer for website companies. He was experimenting with the level editor UnreadlEd, which he used to make a mod and complete a game level.He was hired as a level designer for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell after sending his resume in as a lark. Both the scriptwriter and game designer left the project and <mask> took on both roles, as well as being a level designer. According to review aggregation Metacritic, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell was well-received by critics. The lead level designer as well as the scriptwriter for Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory continued after the 2005 release of the game. <mask> initially declined the creative director role due to having two other jobs, but he changed his mind a week later. The game's developer was working 80 hours a week. He had gaps in his memory due to his large workload, such as forgetting a week he spent with a former colleague.Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory was universally acclaimed by critics and was a commercial success. Far Cry 2, a first-person shooter featuring an open world environment set in a fictional African country, started with <mask> as the creative director and scriptwriter. Critics liked Far Cry 2. He attributed the game breaking many conventions of the shooter and open world genre to the polarizing reception it received. Critics found some elements of the game to be divisive. This included when the player's firearm would jam, a map being a crumpled piece of paper in the player character's hands as opposed to one found within a menu, and Malaria which the player character can get throughout the game and needs to be treated by medicine from civilians otherwise the player In May 2010, after almost nine years at the studio, <mask> left because he wanted a new challenge.LucasArts, based in San Francisco, hired <mask> as the creative director three months later. <mask> left LucasArts without releasing a new game. It is not known what projects he was working on while at LucasArts. Two weeks later, he joined Valve. In January of last year, <mask> left Valve without releasing a game. Amazon Game Studios is based in Seattle. <mask> was a senior game designer for Amazon's Fire devices.He left Amazon Game Studios in August of 2015. He realized that he had not shipped a game in seven years, so he wanted to work on something that people would like to play. He wanted to return to Canada because of the difficulties in obtaining a green card and being on his third visa in the United States. He returned to the Toronto studio of the company a few days later, saying it felt like a reunion. He stated that most of the people who were involved in founding the studio are still here. The studio's first project was as creative director for Watch Dogs: Legion, a game that was announced at E3 2019. Most of the developers who worked on Watch Dogs were part of his team when he directed Far Cry 2.Legion received positive reviews from critics. He returned to Montreal by July 2021. <mask> and Jonathan Dumont will lead the Montreal and Quebec divisions of the game. The video game magazine, Edge, has monthly columns written by <mask>. Special Award winners at the Game Developers Choice Awards were selected by an Advisory Committee with industry veterans Raph Koster, Ray Muzyka, Ryan Lesser, and Brian Reynolds. There is a conflict between a video game's narrative told through the story and the video game's narrative told through the gameplay. There is an intersection in a video game of ludic elements and narrative elements.He felt that the mechanics of BioShock rely on selfishness and the pursuit of power, and he critiqued it in the post. <mask> has a wife and a son. He identifies as a socialist. There are links to works Video games Films and television References.

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title: Reginald Lewis

texts: <mask> was an American businessman. He was one of the richest black American men in the 1980s and the first black American to build a billion-dollar company. <mask> was listed by Forbes as one of the 400 richest Americans with a net worth of $1 billion dollars. After law school, <mask> was recruited to the top New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison. After 15 years as a corporate lawyer, he moved to the other side of the table and founded a private equity firm. The purchase of the McCall Pattern Company was his first major deal. The Esmark holding company, which recently purchasedNorton Simon, was going to sell the McCall Pattern Company, a maker of home sewing patterns founded in 1870.In 1983, the company had profits of $6 million and sales of $51.9 million, but with fewer and fewer people sewing at home, it was seemingly on the decline. McCall was number two in its industry, holding 29.7% of the market, compared to the leader Simplicity Patterns who held 39.4%. He was able to negotiate the price down, then raised $1 million himself from family and friends, and borrowed the rest from institutional investors and First Boston Corp. He turned the company around by freeing up capital tied to fixed assets such as building and machinery, and finding a new use for machinery during downtime by manufacturing greeting cards. He began to recruit managers from other companies. McCall was strengthened by containing costs, improving quality, and emphasizing new product introductions. The company had its most profitable year in its history.He sold McCall at a 90-1 return after the company retained ownership of the $6 million worth of real estate. <mask>'s share was more than 80 percent. The largest African-American owned and managed business in the U.S. was acquired by <mask> in 1987, when he bought the snack food, beverage, and grocery store conglomerate. The deal was partly financed by Mike Milken. <mask> came up with a plan to sell off some of the division's assets at the same time as the takeover. It was the first black-owned company to have more than $1 billion in sales when it reported revenue of $1.8 billion in 1987. Fortune magazine ranked the company 512 on its list of 1,000 largest companies.While he was alive, <mask> established the Reginald F. Lewis Foundation, which funded grants of $10 million to various non-profit programs and organizations. The federal government matched his first major grant of $1 million to Howard University, which was used to fund an endowment for scholarships, fellowships, and faculty sabbaticals. <mask> donated $3 million to Harvard Law School in 1992, making it the largest grant in the school's history. The first major facility at Harvard named in honor of an African-American was the International Law Center. <mask> wanted to support a museum of African American culture. A $5 million grant from his foundation helped to open the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture in Baltimore. There is an 82,000 square-foot facility with permanent and special exhibition space, interactive learning environments, auditorium, resource center, oral history recording studio, museum shop, café, classrooms, meeting rooms, outside terrace and reception areas.The history and accomplishments of African Americans are highlighted with a special focus on Maryland's African American community. The museum is a part of the world's largest museum complex. The Commission for Racial Injustice is based in New York. <mask> was raised in a middle-class neighborhood. He won a football scholarship to Virginia State University and joined the Alpha Phi Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi. A summer program at Harvard set up by the Rockefeller Foundation introduced African Americans to the study of law after he graduated from VSU with a degree in political science. He was invited to attend school by Harvard after he made such an impression there.He was the only person in Harvard's history to be accepted before applying. He graduated from Harvard Law School with a Juris Doctorate degree. He was married to a woman. They had two daughters. <mask> died from brain cancer. The company was taken over by <mask> a year after his death. The life of <mask> was chronicled in a PBS documentary.There are external links to the website of the museum of African American Culture and History.

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title: Sarah Blasko

texts: <mask> is an Australian singer, musician and record producer. After fronting Acquiesce between the mid 1990s and 2001 she developed her solo career. She left Acquiesce as Sorija after performing under her married name, <mask>ns. The Overture & the Underscore and What the Sea wants, the Sea Will Have were the six studio albums that <mask> has released as a solo artist. As Day Follows Night reached No. 7 on the ARIA albums chart. No was made by 5, I Awake (26 October 2012). Eternal Return and Depth of Field took place in November and February of 2015.<mask> won the Best Pop Release at the ARIA Music Awards. Her third and fourth albums were nominated for the same category in the same year. October 2010 was when As Day Follows Night was listed. The authors noted that 19 in the book turned on emotional subtlety and instrumental clarity. In 2009, it sounded like nothing else. <mask> <mask> was born on September 23, 1976 and grew up in Australia. Her parents were Christian missionaries and her family just returned from France.Her mother was a nurse and her father is a teacher. Her father is German. Kate is <mask>'s older sister. After returning to Australia, her parents frequently changed their denominations and settled at a church that became the Hillsong Church. The person started singing at the church. She said that music was something she fell into. I wanted to be a vet because my sister was the singer of the family.I used to go to church which was a very musical place. Kate and <mask> formed a jazz-blues group while they were in high school. She was influenced by the church's apocalyptic message of the "End of the World" and "Christ's Return" and was concerned that she wouldn't make it. She left the church in her final year of school because of its emphasis on material success and her interpretation of the scriptures. She stated that she still believes in God despite her perception that it's unpopular in Australia. She wrote her first songs at the age of 18. She started playing guitar at age 19 and had no formal singing lessons.<mask> graduated from university with a degree in English literature and film. The founding members of Acquiesce were Paul Camilleri on guitar, Steve Foxe on violin, Dave Hemmings on drums, and Ted Langtree on bass guitar. The group recorded an extended play, Aa for Acquiesce, in 1999. The group received more local attention after winning a New South Wales campus band competition. The single "Breathing In" was released in November of 2000 after Dave Cullen replaced Langtree on the bass guitar. Hugh Wilson is the producer of King Luan, Science for Girls, Brooklyn Social, Huboi, The Blue Phoenix. Acquiesce was dissolved by January 2001 and Blasko, as Sorija, was formed with acoustic guitarist, Nick Schneider.Things started getting weird with the last band I was in, when we ended up going to counseling together. This was the time when I decided to leave and start working on my own stuff. They were an acoustic pop-electronic duo. Songs written and performed by the duo include, "Be Tonight" and "New Religion", as well as co-written with Schneider and Wilson. By April 2002 she was a solo artist and in September of 2002 she released a six-track album called Prelusive, all of the tracks were previously performed by Sorija. <mask> provided vocals, guitar and keyboards, as well as co-produced it with Schneider and Wilson. Jeff de Arujo was on the drums and New was on the bass.Two tracks were written by <mask>, two were written by Schneider and two were written by Wilson. The lead track, "Your Way", was added to Triple J's play list in October after she launched the project at The Hopetoun Hotel. The music video for "Your Way" appeared on Channel V in November. Craig New provided financial assistance for the release and promotion of <mask>'s material. She said that she was starting to get her head around the computer home recording. I decided to make my own music. Most of it was recorded at home.I was fortunate that JJJ picked up on one of the tracks. Prelusive was re-released in March 2003 by Dew Process. She was nominated for Best Female Artist at the ARIA Music Awards in 2003 for her work on Prelusive and Your Way. On 11 October 2004, <mask> released her debut studio album, The Overture & the Underscore, which was recorded in Hollywood during the first half of the year. She co-produced the album with Gagel. Bruce MacFarlane helped Gagel mixed the album. Cranny played various instruments on the album, while Joey Waronker played drums and percussion on all the songs.I stayed in a backpackers hostel near Hollywood Boulevard and worked on the album for two months. I wanted it to be classic. I was surprised by the complete record it sounded to me when I stepped away from it. The album made it to the Top 40 on the ARIA Albums Chart. It was reviewed by Bernard Zuel of The Sydney Morning Herald, who felt "<mask> works in the territory where Ed Harcourt and Fiona Apple shine, taking some of the new acoustic framework (think Turin Brakes) and some of the folk-meets-electronica stuff that came out in the <mask> is an artist who sings well but is bent on making you guess what is in her heart rather than pouring it out to you. Triple J declared it the feature album of the week because it was a beautiful depiction of her life and influences and a showcase for her truly amazing voice.The album tracks "Don't U Eva", "Always Worth It" and "Perfect Now" were the subject of music videos. She used both live and programmed drums in her debut album. <mask> was nominated for four awards at the ARIA Music Awards in 2005. The Underscore was accredited by ARIA for shipment of over 70,000 copies. Neil Finn, front man of Crowded House, owned Roundhead Studio in New Zealand where the second album, What the Sea wants, the Sea Will Have, was recorded. She co-produced the album with Cranny and Jim Moginie, which featured musical contributions from Dave Symes, de Araujo, Moginie and Cranny. The tracks were written by two people.The album was released in Australia on October 21st. Platinum accreditation was given to it in 2008 and it was 7 on the ARIA Albums Charts. Zuel didn't think the album sounded like a 15-year-old's choice. It is darker and more subdued than her debut, which sold to teens and adults and marked <mask> as an intriguing rising star; the second album is liberally spotted with regrets, plans for reconciliations and a quest to make sense of life. She has a limited range so the tunes have a mundane drone, but she is made up to sound more impressive than she actually is on the album. Her vocal melodies transform the girl next door to a femme fatale figure which may explain why so many of those radiant reviews for her album come from male writers. The album is pleasant and relates to people who are going through a loss or a low point in their lives.The first radio-only single from the album was "explain" on 11 September, with a music video previously viewable on her official website. The videos for "Always on this Line" and "Planet New Year" were provided. "Always on this Line" was listed. They explain at No. 58. It was on Triple J's Hottest 100. At the Legs 11 concert, a breast cancer benefit, <mask> showcased tracks from her second album, which included a performance by Tim Rogers and Tex Perkins. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2007, <mask> won Best Pop Release, she was nominated for Best Female Artist, Best Cover Art, and Paul McKercher was nominated for Engineer of the Year for the album.Bell Shakespeare's production of Hamlet ran from June to August 2008, and the score was co-composed by <mask> and Gregory. Diana Simmonds of Stage Noise was not happy with an aspect of the opening night that was successful on opening night. The lyrics were muddied by her face mike and sound balance, and the one thing you need in Shakespeare is to hear the words. Helen Barry of Australian Stage felt that the musical accompaniments added a layer of melancholy to the performance which goes to the heart of Hamlet's grief, anger and loss. The seamless quality of her musical interludes is created by the fact that she is incorporated into the production itself as one of the players. <mask> began to compose for her third album, As Day Follows Night, while she was working on the Hamlet score. She had written all the tracks on her own, except "Over & Over", which was co-written with David Byrne.<mask> recorded it and wrote about it on her official site. She decided to record 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The album was produced by Bjorn Yttling and was released in Australia on July 10. 5

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texts: on the ARIA albums chart. It was in the top 100 on European albums charts. The album for Rolling Stone was described as "a bold step in her journey as an artist and one that strips off the layers of her previous work to expose both her startling talent and her most naked emotions and fears". Adam Greenberg for Allmusic thought it was a piano-driven path.It is a surprising result. Her voice is fragile and careful, holding a lot of breathy similarities to contemporary female singer/songwriters (including Feist and Sara Bareilles), while the music incorporates many contemporary touches from the meeting points between electronica and folk. Though there are pieces of tinkling, lilting throughout, there are also massive throwbacks to sounds that, in today's world, are seemingly lost and gone. The album's lead single, "All I Want", did not reach the Australian top 50. "We Won't Run" was its third single. 44 on the ARIA Singles Chart. The Belgian Ultratip chart has 21 on it.At the ARIA Music Awards of 2009, <mask> won Best Female Artist, her album was nominated for Album of the Year, Best Pop Release, and Best Cover Art, and "All I Want" was nominated for Best Video. The album was accredited for Platinum by the end of the year. It was listed at No. in October of 2010 The authors noted that 19 in the book turned on emotional subtlety and instrumental clarity. In 2009, it sounded like nothing else. In July of 2009, <mask> released a live album, Live at the Forum, which was recorded during a performance at the Forum Theatre. She re-released As Day Follows Night with Live at the Forum for a 2 CD album.Although the live disc showcases without doubt a faithful recreation of her latest work, it was "a fairly flimsy bonus to an album that can easily stand alone in its brilliance" according to Nick Mason of The Dwarf website. The Seeker Lover Keeper recorded an album in New York in August of 2010 for the group of the same name. The group's debut album reached the top of the charts. <mask>'s highest chart entry was 3 on the ARIA Albums Charts in June 2011. The trio embarked on a national tour to promote the album. The album's 12 tracks had an equal share of four tracks, however Blasko takes lead vocal on five of them, including "Rely on Me" written by Throsby. I couldn't hear myself singing until Holly made me do it.The song has a lot of generosity to it. <mask>'s lead vocals were on the "most memorable tracks, using her signature form of lilting power". All three artists returned to their solo careers by the end of the year. On October 26, 2012 <mask> released her fourth studio album, I Awake. The ARIA albums chart has 9 on it. She traveled to Sweden earlier in the year and then toSofia in May where she was supported by the symphony orchestra with strings arranged by Nicholas Wales. As her preferred choice, Yttling, was unavailable, she produced the album on her own.It has a completely different feel to Seeker Lover Keeper, and it gets its balance from <mask>'s gorgeous vocal guiding us through the trials and tribulations. According to Craig Mathieson at The Age, her last two albums were "starkly personal song cycles, staffed by jazz-inflected rhythms, exotic sparseness and a relentless sense of an artist getting to grips with her life." The new one tackles coming to grips with the outside world if the previous record embraced solitude as a means of self-control. She invited the local capital city orchestra to accompany her on stage to promote the album. <mask> was nominated for two awards at the ARIA Music Awards. The soundtrack for Emergence, a theatre dance performance, was co-created by <mask> and Nick Wales. The album was issued in May of 2015.In August 2015, <mask> announced that her fifth studio album, Eternal Return, was due for release in November with a preview in September and October. Eternal Return was released in November of 2015. The album was ranked at #6 on the Australian ARIA charts. In the week after Eternal Return's release, <mask> announced a tour in support of the album. <mask> was nominated for Best Female Artist and won for Best Adult Album at the ARIA Music Awards. On November 10, 2017, <mask> released her sixth studio album, Depth of Field. The first single from the album "Phantom" and accompanying video was announced.Much of Depth of Field was written and recorded during an artist residency at the Campbelltown Arts Centre in Australia. The album was released in February. During the writing and recording process of Depth of Field, film maker Brendan Fletcher filmed the process and turned the footage into an upcoming documentary called Blasko, which is an intimate portrait of the artist as she composes the new album. The documentary aired on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. <mask> has toured in Australia, the US, Canada, UK and Ireland. Although the exact configuration varies, she performs with a five or six piece band usually consisting of drums, electric and synthesizer bass, acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards and various effects units. Most of the touring musicians are multi-instrumentalists.She performed in a duo with Cranny. <mask> plays acoustic guitar and occasional keyboards. She has toured with artists such as Ray LaMontagne. She wanted to give some people who don't have a clue who you are, or those who have heard a little about you, the chance to see what you do with their own eyes and ears. You have to be yourself more than anything. The UK and Ireland have 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 In 2006 she joined the national Big Day Out tour and played at Woodford Folk Festival, The Falls Festival, Homebake, and the Festival of the Sun.In March 2007, <mask> performed in Perth, Western Australia at the University of Western Australia's Octagon Theatre. There is a string quartet and a local guitarist. The Southbound festival was held in Busselton, Western Australia. <mask> was in the UK in May of 2010 supporting The Temper Trap. She toured the rest of Europe later that year. Snow Patrol performed with <mask> at their acoustic shows. She and Gary Lightbody performed a duet called "Set Fire to the Third Bar".During her tour of Australia in February, she was supported by a different state symphony orchestra at each capital city, as well as her regular backing band: David Hunt on piano and ukulele, and Ben Fletcher on guitar and other instruments. She was on tour with her band and support act. The new backing band was introduced at the preview show of Eternal Return. She was joined by Lawrence Pike on drums, David Hunt on guitar and keyboards, <mask> on keys, autoharp and backing vocals, Neil Sutherland on keyboards and synthesizer, and Donny Benet on bass. <mask> embarked on an extensive tour around metro and regional areas of Australia. It feels like the right time to challenge myself, take the leap and finally do some headline shows on my own, and I hope to reimagine material from all of my albums and premiere some new songs as well. The personal life of <mask> was married in 1998.Semmens was a member of Acquiesce and performed under the name "<mask>". Both of them had Shinto tattoos on their shoulders. Zuel was told in 2006 that the marriage lasted three years. The album notes for <mask>'s first solo project acknowledge her as a muse. She collaborated with fellow musician, co-composer, and co-producer Robert F. Cranny on her first two albums. Prior to her third album being recorded in January 2009, their creative and personal relationship had ended. She appeared at a breast cancer benefit concert in October 2006 as other forms of cancer have affected her family, and she has friends whose families have been impacted by breast cancer.It made sense for me to play there. In an interview with Rolling Stone Australia in 2009, she said she likes things that have been lived in. It probably started as a kid when my family couldn't afford to shop. I like things that last a long time. In July 2015, she gave birth to a son with her partner Dave Miller. The Seeker Lovers Keeper Awards and nominations are held in Australia and New Zealand. The person has been nominated for an award."All I Want" won Song of the Year at the ARIA Awards. The started in 2005. The Australian Women in Music Awards. They started in the year. The J Awards are an annual series of Australian music awards that were established by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth-focused radio station Triple J. They started in 2005. The Australian album of the year was What the Sea wants, the Sea Will Have.3SYN 90.7FM is a radio station in Australia that broadcasts Sirens of Song by

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title: James O'Neill (actor, born 1847)

texts: The father of the American playwright O'Neill was an Irish-American theatre actor. <mask>'Neill was born in County Kilkenny, Ireland in 1847. Edward and Mary O'Neill were distant cousins of his parents. His father was a farmer. The family moved to New York in the 19th century. They moved to Cincinnati, Ohio in the 19th century. Edward left them to return to Ireland, where he died.During the Civil War, <mask>' brother-in-law offered him a job in his business. He paid for a tutor for <mask>. O'Neill tried to start several small businesses that failed. <mask>'Neill was crippled by the fear of the poorhouse that was instilled in him by the Irish famine, according to his son. He made his stage debut at the age of 21 in a production of The Colleen Bawn. In 1867, Forrest embarked on a farewell tour. There was a small part in Forrest's Cincinnati production of Virginius for O'Neill.His brogue was a handicap for the first time as he played a young sailor in Rip Van Winkle. He played Macduff in the movie. According to the San Francisco Chronicle of August 3, 1879, <mask>'Neill is a quiet gentleman of medium height, well-proportioned figure, square shoulders and stands very erect. He has black hair, black eyes, dark complexion, black mustache, and a fine set of teeth which he knows how to display to advantage. <mask> carried himself with a natural grace that gave him stature and he had a magnetic stage presence. His son said that he was a "big, finely-shaped head, a handsome profile, deep-set, light-brown eyes." John Elitch and O'Neill were friends while in San Francisco.When Elitch opened the Elitch Zoological Gardens in Denver, Colorado, on May 1, 1890, O'Neill attended the opening and promised "I'll come back and play on that stage whenever you say." On May 30, 1897, O'Neill appeared in a play by Martha Morton. By the age of 24, <mask> had established a reputation among theater managers as a box-office draw, particularly with the ladies. He was working hard at his craft, ridding himself of his brogue and learning to pitch his voice. He had 50 roles committed to memory, including most of Shakespeare's protagonists, before he was 25. He worked his way up the ranks to become a matinee idol. He impressed the English-born actress, who was the most popular Juliet of her time, so much that she begged him to join her company.For reasons of his own, he declined, but years later Miss Nielson publicly praised him. She described him as a little curly-haired Irishman and said she wanted to climb down the trellis into his arms. After joining Richard M. Hooley's company, O'Neill toured San Francisco, Virginia City and Sacramento. He joined the Union Square Company. <mask>'Neill was said to have been an actor with great sex appeal who was often wasteful of his talent. <mask> attracted women and scandal. Louise Hawthorne, an actress, is said to have killed herself over him in 1876.Mary Ellen Quinlan was married to <mask>'Neill at St. Ann's Church on 12th Street in New York on June 14, 1877. <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his siblings: <mask> and his Edmund was born in 1878. Eugene O'Neill was born in 1884. There was a time when the word was "1885." The boys were placed in boarding school while <mask> was on tour. In the fall of 1877, a woman by the name of Nettie Walsh sued O'Neill, claiming that he had married her five years earlier, when she was 15, and that he was the father of her three-year-old son.She wanted a divorce and alimony. The leading man in a New York-based theater company was paid $195 a week. He told a reporter who interviewed him backstage that the whole thing is a piece of blackmail and an old story that has been bothering him for a long time. Nettie Walsh lost her case and the publicity, which wounded <mask>'s young bride, enhanced her reputation as a romantic leading man. The first son of the couple was born in San Francisco on September 10, 1878. While in San Francisco, David Belasco rounded up 100 nursing mothers to appear in the tableau "the massacre of the Innocents" in his production of The Passion of Christ. O'Neill and the rest of the company were arrested after the Board of Supervisors passed a local law prohibiting "profane" dramas.He paid a $50 fine for himself and $5 for each of his co-conspirators. After taking a train back to New York, he rejoined the Union Square Company. O'Neill played the title role in a stage adaptation of Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo when he was a stock star. Charles R. Towne died suddenly after his first performance in the lead role of Monte Cristo at Booth's Theater in New York. The interpretation of the part by O'Neill caused a sensation. The company was set up to take the play on tour. The rights to the play were bought by O'Neill.On December 31, 1887, the San Francisco News Latter said that the romantic story had turned into an extravagant melodrama. It is at the cost of art that he is reaping the pecuniary profit of his business sagacity. The Count had become too much for O'Neill. His performances became boring because his lines came out by repetition. He tried other plays but The Three Musketeers and Julius Caesar didn't work out and he had to return to Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo would make its appearance on tour as usual. He couldn't afford to give up his wealth in the face of a growing family.Eugene was born in New York. He played this role over 6000 times. Eugene saw O'Neill's willingness to play the role so many times as selling out; wasting the potential of his art in order to make money. The San Francisco Morning Call estimated O'Neill's fortune at a quarter of a million dollars. The play The Prince of Ulster was written in 1894 and was played by O'Neill. Eugene said that his father was a great actor, but the success of "Monte Cristo" kept him from doing other things. He could clear fifty thousand in a season.He didn't think he could afford to do anything else. He had many regrets in his later years. He thought "Monte Cristo" had ruined his career as an artist. The company toured as far west as St. Louis, where Eugene O'Neill was the assistant treasurer. He left the company and went to the sea. "Monte Cristo" was converted into a tabloid to accommodate changing tastes in theater entertainment. The first production of the Famous Players Film Company was the feature film version of the play, which was written by O'Neill, and was filmed in 1912.O'Neill was 65 years old at that time and had been playing the part for 40 years. The film was initially held back in release but finally appeared in 1913. <mask> was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in New London, Connecticut after he was hit by an automobile in New York City. He died of cancer at the family's summer home in Connecticut on August 11, 1920. His funeral was attended by Edward D. White, the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. He was buried in St. Mary's cemetery. Long Day's Journey into Night tells the story of the Tyrone family, which is similar to the O'Neill family."My Name Is Might-Have-Been", The Eugene O'Neill Review, Suffolk University, 1991, External links births 1920 deaths 19th-century Irish male actors 20th

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title: Antony I. Ginnane

texts: <mask><mask> is an Australian film producer best known for his work in the exploitation field. He was the head of the Screen Producers Association of Australia from 2008 to 2011. Philip Powers produced and released a CD of themes from fourteen of his films. <mask> was involved in the Film Society and published a film magazine. He directed a low-budget feature called Sympathy in Summer. In 1970 he established a small distribution company in Australia called Studio Films, which imported art house and exploitation films. Wind from the East was one of the films he distributed in Australia.In the mid-1970s, <mask> decided to enter the production field. He tried to set up a Roger Corman type "nurses" film which he would produce and direct, and then a crime drama set against the background of the massage parlour business called Sexy Little Me, but was unable to find the money. He could raise tens of thousands of dollars for a sex film. He hired Richard Franklin, who had worked with <mask> on the overseas marketing of The True Story of Eskimo Nell, and Ross Dimsey, who wrote the script. The film was mostly shot in the US with a number of American actors with experience in pornographic films. Colin Eggleston directed a sequel, Fantasm Comes Again, which did not do as well at the box office. Blue Fire Lady was directed by Ross Dimsey and was a family film.Patrick was directed by Franklin and starred Susan Penhaligon. It sold well internationally even though it wasn't very popular at the Australian box office. Snapshot is the first feature directed by Simon Wincer and the first leading role for Sigrid Thornton. He was the director of Thirst, a vampire film with imported Henry Silva and David Hemmings in the cast. A modern-day version of the Rasputin story featuring Robert Powell, Hemmings, and Broderick Crawford was written by <mask>. The film, along with three imported actors, led to <mask> receiving a lot of criticism, as the film was partly financed with money from the Australian tax payers. The movie did well internationally.Three foreign actors, Powell, Jenny Agutter and Joseph Cotten, were imported by <mask>, which was a commercial disappointment. New Zealand's <mask> wanted to make his next film, The Race for the Yankee Zephyr, with foreign leads. Australia's Actors Equity objected, so <mask> decided to go to New Zealand. It starred George Peppard, Ken Wahl, Donald Pleasence, and Lesley Ann Downe. The Hemdale Film Corporation helped finance. Strange Behavior was directed by Michael Laughlin and co-written by Bill Condon and was financed by Hemdale. He made Prisoners with O' Neal.Turkey Shoot was directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith with Steve Railsback and Olivia Hussey. He went back to New Zealand to make Second Time Lucky. Great Expectations: The Untold Story was produced in Australia. In the late 1980s, <mask> was more involved in raising finance than in organizing physical production. A number of movies were produced in 1987 by International Film Management and Hemdale. Hemdale and Goldfarb had financial difficulties as did <mask>. Dark Age, a killer crocodile film that was a co-production with RKO which was never released theatrically, is one of <mask>'s credits.He made a mini series called Emma: Queen of the South Seas. The Philippines was where <mask> started making movies in the late 1980s. In the early 1990s, Canada and New Zealand's output was limited. No Contest (1995), one of his most well-received films, was one of the reasons he moved to Canada. He helped finance a documentary about Broken Hill, The Big Red. Ten Dead Men was shot in the UK and was financed by <mask>. Surviving Georgia was directed by Trenchard-Smith and is one of <mask>'s later credits.Patrick and Turkey Shoot were remakes of earlier films. The film Bad Blood was produced by him.

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