title: Haraldr Guðrøðarson

texts: The King of the Isles was <mask>. He was the son of Gur Rgnvaldsson, King of the Isles. The Kingdom of the Isles or the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles was ruled by members of the Crovan dynasty. Rgnvaldr Gurarson fought over the kingship with his younger half-brother, lfr Gurarson. The relations between the two were continued by their descendants. lfr took up the kingship after Rgnvaldr Gurarson was slain. lfr co-ruled a split kingdom with Rgnvaldr Gurarson's son.lfr ruled the kingdom until his own death in 1237, when he was succeeded by his son, Haraldr lfsson. In 1249, Rgnvaldr lfsson was killed by a knight. The Chronicle of Mann, the main historical source for the Crovan dynasty, records that after the assassination, Haraldr Gurarson took control of the island-kingdom and replaced the chieftains of the old regime with his own followers. He was summoned to Norway by Hkon Hkonarson, King of Norway, after Henry III recognised him as the legitimate ruler of the kingdom. After being removed from Mann, Haraldr Gurarson is not heard from again. Mann was attempted to seize by another son of lfr, Magns lfsson. The Manx defenders may have supported the cause of Haraldr Gurarson.Magns became the last sea-king of the Crovan dynasty when he returned two years later. The Crovan dynasty ruled the Mann and parts of the Hebrides from the late eleventh century to the mid thirteenth century. He was the son of Gur Rgnvaldsson, King of the Isles, and Rgnvaldr Gurarson, King of the Isles. Hkon Hkonarson, King of Norway, was the epitome of Norwegian overlordship and his successors paid tribute to him. Rgnvaldr Gurarson and his younger half-brother, lfr Gurarson, fought over the dynasty's island-kingdom in the early 13th century. Gur Rgnvaldsson took up his father's claim to the throne and co-ruled the kingdom with lfr in 1231. lfr ruled the entire island-kingdom until his own death in 1237.lfr's son, Haraldr lfsson, married a daughter of Hkon but lost his life at sea on his return voyage. In the year of Haraldr lfsson's death, two prominent members of Clann Somhairle traveled to Hkon. Hkon gave the title to Eghan and sent him to take control of the Hebrides after learning of lfsson's death. Rgnvaldr lfsson succeeded to the kingship in May 1249. The Chronicle of Mann records that Rgnvaldr lfsson was slain in a meadow near the Church of the Holy Trinity at Rushen. One of Rgnvaldr's killers was identified by the chronicle as a knight named varr. The chronicle records that after Rgnvaldr's death, Haraldr Gurarson seized the kingship.The events surrounding Rgnvaldr's death suggest that he and varr were allies. The letter of Henry III, King of England, dated April 1256, commands Henry's men not to receive the Haraldr Gurarson and varr who "wickedly slew" Rgn. The identity of varr is not certain. His designation as a knight may indicate that he was a member of the elite. He could be a descendant of Gurr lfsson, a member of the Crovan dynasty. It is unlikely that a man who was born before 1189 would have been active in 1249. There is no mention of the knight's ancestry in the chronicle, which may mean that he was not related to the Crovan dynasty.It is possible that he is the same as the "domino Yuor' de Mann" who is recorded in one of Haraldr lfsson's charters of 1246. All of the chiefs and nobles of the old regime who had been supporters of the deceased Haraldr lfsson were replaced by men who had previously been with him, according to the chronicle. One of the miracle narratives preserved by this source is an example of the chronicle's bias against the descendants of Rgnvaldr Gurarson. A miracle attributed to St Mary may have been incorporated into the chronicle in order to destroy the reign of Haraldr Gurarson. The story deals with an old man who is thought to be worthier than others, and is described as a close friend of lfsson. Domnall and his son were forced to flee from Haraldr Gurarson to the sanctuary of the Church of St Mary at Rushen. The latter tricked them into leaving the church-grounds and they were immediately seized.The story says that Domnall's prayers to St Mary were answered and that he and his son escaped from their imprisonment. Domnall told the story to the chronicle's compilers, according to the chronicle. The account seems to have been used to portray Haraldr Gurarson as a distrustful oath-breaker, and thus further undermine the line of Rgnvaldr Gurarson. There is a chance that the identities of Domnall and his son are the same as that of Clann Domhnaill and his son, Aonghus Mr. It is possible that Haraldr Gurarson tried to strengthen his hold on the kingdom by entering into negotiations with Henry, and that he was granted a license of safe-passage by the English king. Haraldr Gurarson's reign was brief. According to the chronicle, Hkon was summoned by letter to the Norwegian royal court because he was displeased with how Gurarson had seized the kingship.According to the chronicle, the Norwegian king wanted to keep Haraldr Gurarson away from the island-kingdom. Nothing was said from him. The chronicle records that Magns lfsson arrived on Mann with a force of Norwegians. For certain, the intentions of the invaders are unknown. It is possible that they intended to install Magns as king. Alexander II, King of Scots dispossessed Eghan of his mainland Scottish lordship because he refused to give up his allegiance to Hkon. According to the chronicle, the invaders made their way to Ronaldsway and entered into negotiations with the Manx people; however, when it was learned that Eghan styled himself "King of the Isles", the Manxmen took offence and broke off all dialogue.The Manxmen formed-up on St Michael's Isle, an island that was attached to Mann by a causeway, and on the beach opposite the island, according to the chronicle. The chronicle states that Eghan and the men closest to him boarded their ships when the tide began to fall. According to the chronicle, varr led an attack on the island and routed Eghan's forces there. The invaders left the shores of Mann the next day according to the chronicle. varr's connection to the Manx attack on the invading forces of Eghan and Magns suggests that there was still considerable opposition on Mann's part to the prospect of Magns' kingship there. The Chronicle of Mann and the Chronicle of Lanercost were returned to Mann by Magns two years later. There are indications that the opposition to Magns continued into the 1200s.The chronicle records that Hkon bestowed upon Magns the title of king in 1254 and that when his opponents heard of this, they became dismayed and their hopes of overthrowing him faded away. Henry's 1256 letter may indicate that the two were still alive at the time. Magns, the last king of the Crovan dynasty, ruled as King of Mann and the Isles until his death in 1265. The Manx people were 13th-century rulers of the Kingdom of the Isles Crovan dynasty.


title: Tony Eason

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is a former American football quarterback who played in the National Football League for eight seasons with the New England Pats. He was one of six quarterbacks selected in the first round of the 1983 NFL draft. New England's primary starter from 1984 to 1986 was <mask>, who helped the team make their Super Bowl debut. Competing as the starter with Steve Grogan throughout his tenure, <mask> was released during the 1989 season. He was a backup with the New York Jets. When he was a student at Delta High School in Clarksburg, California, there were only 250 students. Bo is his brother.<mask>'s only scholarship offer from a Division I school was from the University of the Pacific. He decided to attend American River Junior College because he was denied admission due to poor grades. <mask> played football for two years at American River. <mask> sat out the 1980 season when he transferred to the University of Illinois. He was 6 feet, 4 inches tall and weighed 205 pounds when he took over as the starting quarterback for the Fighting Illini. He made an impressive debut as he completed 23 of 37 passes for 207 yards, slightly better than the 204 yards passing by Marino in the game. The team was ineligible to play in a bowl game due to sanctions imposed by the Big Ten Conference.He passed for 3,360 yards and 20 touchdown. In 1981 <mask> led the Big Ten in passing efficiency and total offense and set nine conference records, including records for total offense, completions, passing yardage, and passing touchdown. He was the quarterback on the AP's All Big-Ten football team. The city in which the University of Illinois is located gave the nickname "Champaign Tony" to Eason. As a senior in 1982, <mask> set a school record for passing yards and led the Illini to a 7–4 regular season record and its first appearance in a bowl game since the 1964 Rose Bowl. He broke five NCAA passing records in 1982. The NCAA records set by Eason in 1982 included most total yards per game in a career, most passing yards per game in a career, most completions per game in a career, and most total yards in first two seasons.Anthony Carter of Michigan won the Chicago Tribune Silver Football trophy as the Most Valuable Player in the Big Ten. The 1982 Liberty Bowl was the last head coaching appearance of Bear Bryant for Alabama. Illinois lost the game, 21–15, but <mask> had a record 433 passing yards. Four of the Illini's seven picks were thrown by <mask>. The East team won the 1983 Shrine Game 26–25 over the West team led by John Elway. In the game, he completed 21 of 34 passes for 202 yards and two touchdown. The school's all-time passing records include: passing yards in a season, passing yards per game, passing yards per game in a career, and pass attempts in a season.He was one of six quarterbacks taken in the first round of the 1983 draft, along with John Elway, Todd Blackledge, Jim Kelly, and Ken O'Brien. Between 1983 and 1989 <mask> played in 48 games as a starter. From 1984 to 1986 he was the starting quarterback. In 1984 he completed 431 passes for 3,228 yards and a passer rating of 93.4, which was third best in the NFL. He threw for 3,328 yards and a passer rating of 89.2 in 1986, fourth best in the league. In 1984 he set an undesirable record by being sacked 59 times for a loss of 409 yards and his 59 sacks were the most in NFL history at the time and currently stands as the ninth highest single season total. In the 1984 season, Eason had the highest percentage of his passes being picked off.The Pats were defeated in the playoffs by John Elway and the Broncos. A 50-yard touchdown pass to Stanley Morgan was the highlight of the New England's 34–23 win over Cincinnati in the 1985 season finale. The first team in NFL history to win three games on the road to reach the Super Bowl was led by <mask>. The first time New England had beaten the Dolphins at the Orange Bowl was in 1966. In their first appearance in a Super Bowl, the New England patriots met the Chicago Bears with Jim McMahon and Walter Payton. <mask> became the first starting quarterback in Super Bowl history not to complete a pass when he was sacked 3 times in the Super Bowl XX loss to the Bears. It was the largest winning margin of any Super Bowl up to that time, as the Pats lost the game by a final score of 46–10.In 2008, <mask>'s performance was ranked as the worst in the history of the Super Bowl, and he lost a fumbled ball in the second quarter. <mask> was claimed off waivers by the New York Jets in 1989 after he refused to take a cut in pay after being demoted to fourth-string on New England's roster. He played in 18 games for the Jets in 1989 and 1990 but only two as a starter. In 2002, <mask> was a basketball coach. <mask> is a former wide receiver for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team in the 1985 and 1986 seasons and is the father of Seattle Seahawks quarterback <mask>. There are references to American football quarterbacks from New England, New York, and Illinois.

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title: Ray Farquharson

texts: <mask> was a Canadian doctor, university professor, and medical researcher. He attended and taught at the University of Toronto for most of his life, and was trained and employed at Toronto General Hospital. The discovery of the Farquharson phenomenon was made by <mask> and Arthur Squires. He was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his medical work after serving in the First and Second World Wars. He was a medical consultant for the Royal Canadian Air Force. He was awarded a medal for his work in the Defence Review Board. <mask> was a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.<mask> was heavily involved in Canadian medical research. He was the first president of the Medical Research Council of Canada after he was a member of the National Research Council of Canada. He was a member of the first Board of Governors of York University. He left behind a wife and two daughters. <mask> was a member of the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame. Reverend <mask>, a Presbyterian minister, and Annie McDonald Coutts were the parents of Farquharson. His brother Robert was the managing editor of The Globe and Mail and later an advisor to the Canadian Embassy in the United States.He graduated from Harbord Collegiate Institute in Toronto after receiving his early education at Durham. After attending the University of Toronto's medical school, he was drafted into the Canadian Army and served as a gunner in the Canadian Field Artillery. He graduated from school in 1922 after being recalled from the military. From 1922 until 1927, he was an intern and resident at Toronto General Hospital under Duncan Archibald Graham. Farquharson worked at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University and the University of Toronto before becoming an assistant professor. The excretion of calcium in response to excessive acid in the body was one of the papers he published. He married Christina Jane Fraser in 1931 and had two daughters, Helen and Catherine Jane.<mask> gained a reputation as a doctor's doctor for his treatment of other physicians after establishing a private practice as a medical consultant. He became the head of the department in 1934. He continued to publish his research findings. From 1945 to 1947, <mask> was the president of the council of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, which oversaw all Canadian postgraduate medical education. He was an expert witness in court martial trials before he enlisted in the Second World War. Farquharson enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force on August 25, 1943. The 1 Air Command is based in Ontario.He was posted to the United Kingdom in 1944. 1 Air Command was released from service on November 22, 1945 with the rank of wing commander. He chaired the Penicillin Committee of Canada, which regulated the distribution of penicillin to the armed forces, and was a consultant to the Director of Medical Services. He was consulted on medical matters by the other branches of the Canadian armed forces. He was temporarily appointed Director of Medicine at Christie St. after he supervised medical experiments involving penicillin therapy. The Veteran's Hospital is in Toronto. He became involved in the care and treatment of war veterans after travelling to Belgium to supervise the administration of penicillin therapy.<mask> was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his service in the war. Both Charles and his brother served in the world wars. <mask> was president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada at the same time he was the director of medicine for Toronto veterans' hospitals. He was appointed to the Sir John and Lady Eaton Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto in 1947. He was the Physician-in-Chief of the Toronto General Hospital from 1947 to 1960. George A., a Canadian politician, was one of his well-known patients. John Diefenbaker became the Prime Minister of Canada after Drew resigned as leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada.Farquharson expanded clinical teaching programs at St. Michael's and Toronto Western. The first full-time clinical investigators were appointed to the Toronto medical school faculty. He was a Fellow of the American College of Physicians in 1947 and the Royal College of Physicians in 1950. He was a member of the Bacteriological Warfare Review Committee from 1949 to 1952 and was chaired by Dr. Charles Best. He was awarded a medal for his service to the nation. The "Farquharson Phenomenon" was discovered by Farquharson through his research in the field of endocrinology. This phenomenon is a key factor in the cause of hormonal abnormality.<mask> made significant contributions to the field of metabolism. He was the first doctor to report on Simmond's disease in North America. He was an early promoter of laboratory testing in the evaluation of illness and was known for his awareness of potential psychological issues in patients. The director of the Division of Medical Research was named in 1957 after Farquharson became a member of the National Research Council of Canada. In response to a 1957 report by the Association of Canadian Medical Colleges to the Prime Minister, he chaired a Privy Council Committee tasked with producing a report on the state of medical research in Canada. While researching his report, he visited the Soviet Union in 1959 as part of a contingent representing the Research Council; he remarked on the country's apparent emphasis on scientific research, and invited Soviet scientists to visit Canada. The existing government support for research in Canada failed to specifically address medical research as an independent discipline and was financially insufficient according to Farquharson.His "Farquharson Report" led to the formation of the Medical Research Council of Canada. Farquharson advocated for progressive medical education and for continuing education for doctors. He was able to increase the organization's budget from C$4 million in 1963. After three years as the organization's Ontario representative, <mask> became the Regent of the American College of Physicians. He was a member of the University of Toronto Senate in 1959 and a member of the first Board of Governors of York University in 1959. He was a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He was a member of a number of medical organizations in both Canada and the US.Farquharson left the University of Toronto and the hospital after reaching the compulsory retirement age. The Clinical Investigation Unit at Toronto General Hospital was named after him in 1961, and the Farquharson Foundation was established to support research conducted by the university's teaching hospitals. Farquharson commented on the societal respect for doctors in India in 1961. He advocated for support for universities. Farquharson was awarded the National Heart Foundation's Award of Merit in 1960 and the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' Association of Canada Health Research Foundation's medal of honour in 1964. He was on the cover of Modern Medicine. <mask> received degrees from the University of British Columbia in 1949, the University of Saskatchewan in 1957, Queen's University in 1960, the University of Toronto in 1962, and the University of Montreal in 1962.He was a member of the Ontario Medical Association. He was made a Knight of the Military and Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem. <mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 68. He attended a meeting of the Medical Research Council. He was remembered at a memorial service at the University of Toronto. The first science building at York University was renamed in honor of Farquharson. The biography of Farquharson was never completed.The first <mask><mask> Memorial Lecture was delivered by John Eager Howard in 1968 on the topic of calcium metabolism. He was posthumously inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame in 1998. Professor William Goldberg credited Farquharson with "attacking racism as part of his clinical teaching" because he suggested patient race should only be mentioned if relevant to their diagnosis. He is considered to be one of the fathers of Canadian medicine. According to one memorial, "no Canadian since Sir William Osler has left as great an imprint upon the practice of Medicine". The University of Toronto Archives and Records Management Services hold archival papers by <mask>.

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title: Gala (singer)

texts: <mask> is an Italian pop singer. "Let a Boy Cry" and "Come into My Life" were multi-Platinum singles and reached the Top 3 in music charts across Europe, South America, Russia and the Middle East. Over six million records have been sold by <mask>. She lives in New York. <mask> was voted the Best Female Singer of the Year in Italy in 1996. She won the Italian Dance Award in 1997 as the best pop-dance artist of the year. In France, <mask> received a Diamond recording award, a Platinum record in Benelux and a Gold record in the United Kingdom.She was nominated for the Best Dance Act at the Mobo Awards in the UK. She won the Best Foreign Artist of the Year at the Midem in 1997. Between 1995 and 1998 <mask> performed on the UK's Top of the Pops, France's Taratata, Les Années Tubes, M6's Hit Machine, MTV Germany, as well as performing in venues such as Bercy Stadium in Paris and Las Ventas in Madrid She sold over 6 million records worldwide by 1998 with her album Come into My Life. She met Steve Fargnoli, Prince's manager, while performing "Let a Boy Cry" on Taratata. She signed with Universal Records in Italy. <mask> broke her contract with Universal Records after Steve Fargnoli's death.<mask> moved to Brooklyn in 2005 to re-emerging as an independent artist. "Faraway" was released in France and Greece in 2005. 1 on the chart. There are 6 in the national charts. Kevin Rudolf is a musician and producer on Cash Money Records. It was featured in a Bod Man perfume TV advertisement, aired on MTV, and was covered by a Greek newspaper. <mask> appeared on Pink TV and M6's Fan De.Sagi Rai made a cover for Gala's album "Emotional Songs" in 2006 and performed at the MegaPANN party. Matriarchy Records was formed in 2008 by Gala. Matriarchy Records' debut album "Tough Love" was released on 6 September 2009. "Tough Love" included collaborations with a host of well known producers, including drummer Deantoni Parks, Marcus Bell and Kevin Rudolf who in 2008 achieved a No. His song, "Let It Rock", was a hit on the US's 5 billboard. <mask> collaborated with the founder of Balkan Beat Box on her song "I Am The World, The World Is Me". The "Balkan Beat Box" production style is what Muskat is responsible for.The "Tough Love" album had four music videos produced by <mask>. The video for the song "I Am The World, The World Is Me" was shot in collaboration with the Italian/Argentinean painter and writer Sebastiano Mauri. She performed at the Ethias Arena in 2009. <mask> performed in New York, at the Palais des Sports and at the Antique Theater. The students of the Belgian University of Louvain-la-Neuve invited her to perform at the second largest beer event in Europe. The Millionaire Matchmaker featured "Tough Love" in 2010. There was a Nissan television commercial in France and Spain in the same year.<mask> performed her new single "Lose Yourself in Me" at the show Dance in the Summer in Lebanon, next to Taio Cruz, T-Pain, and Dash Berlin. The event was organised by a radio station. 2 in the top 10 charts before it was released. For 3 weeks in a row. In May 2012 <mask>'s independent label Matriarchy Records released the single "Lose Yourself in Me". The song has been played on radio stations in France. It entered the new releases on Belgium's Fun Radio and was on high rotation.The "Lose Yourself in Me" music video was produced by Matriarchy Records. Victoria Legrand's brother directed it. The video was choreographed by <mask> and featured dancers from Los Angeles. The video was featured on the home page of several websites after it was released. The video for the song "Taste of Me" was directed by New York-based French director Alexandre Moors and choreographed by the artistic director of New York's avant-garde dance company Cedar Lake. The video features a trained dancer from the American Dance Theatre. The "Taste Of Me" video appears to be a one single dolly shot that follows five dancers including <mask> interacting in an organic dance that constantly moves forward.<mask> wanted to shoot a video that felt like a single take. Eadweard Muybridge was a pioneer in the field of photographic studies of motion. Some of <mask>'s favorites, such as Parsons, Bob Fosse, and Mark Morris, are subtly referenced in the choreography. Digital Spy is the most popular news and entertainment website in the UK. The video was only revealed by Fun Radio Belgique, a sister station to Fun Radio France, the largest group of radio stations in Europe. The original production by Marcus Bell is included in the deluxe version. In Belgium, the "Taste Of Me" video was featured in a major newspaper and <mask> spoke about her new single on morning and evening news.Gala's new songs "Love Impossible", "Taste of Me", and "Lose Yourself in Me" were featured on MTV's hit shows Best Ink, Real World Ex-Plosion, and Road Rules Extreme Challenge. The song "Freed From Desire" was written by Gold Frida. "Liebe ist meine Rebellion" went to No. There are four in the German singles chart. "Freed From Desire" was covered by Nouvelle Star "Dana" and Greek-Swedish pop star Elena Paparizou at the MAD Video Music Awards. There was a Gala at the Winter Olympics. The performance was broadcasted on the largest musical channel in Russia.She made her debut with her new single, "The Beautiful". <mask> opened her performance with her 90s hit, "Let A Boy Cry", in support of her gay following despite the controversy surrounding the Olympics. "The Beautiful", a collaboration with legendary House DJ/ producer Todd Terry, was released on the InHouse Records label in New York on November 20th. On New Years Day, 2015, <mask> made a brief appearance at Youssou N'Dour's concert. Tele Future Media broadcasted the event. The album "Singles V1" was released through her independent label Matriarchy Records. Todd Terry is one of the DJs on the album.Gala recorded an acoustic version of "Freed from Desire" at Les Studios Saint Germain in Paris, for the movie "Un homme  la hauteur", which starred Jean Dujardin. In May 2016 a Wigan Athletic supporter uploaded an adaptation of "Freed from Desire" titled "Will Grigg's on Fire" in recognition of the recent goal- scoring feats of Will Grigg, a Wigan player. The song has become a popular football chant. Fans from Northern Ireland, Ireland, Wales and France made their own version of the song. The unofficial song of Euro 2016 is the song. The 'Love the 90s' tour in Spain was headed by Gala, with shows in Valencia, Barcelona, and Madrid. The Gay pride party at Teatro Barcelo and the Highway Festival in Fribourg, Switzerland were both hosted by Gala.<mask> wrote and composed two original songs with Jesse Ruben and Kyle Patrick for a movie called Favola. The movie, a comedy about gender identity and liberation from social constraints in 1950s America, was written and directed by Sebastiano Mauri and featured Filippo Timi and Lucia Mascino. The costumes were created by the director of design of Miu Miu and Prada. At the 45th annual Flaiano Film Festival in Pescara in June, the movie won the Flaiano Award for best opera, and the soundtrack was released in June. Matriarchy Records is releasing the original songs "Happiest Day of My Life" and " Nameless Love" as singles on 15 September. <mask> performed at the last game for the qualifications for the Euro 2020 in Belgium-Cyprus live streamed worldwide and was honored by Hazard on behalf of the National Belgian Soccer Team. Gala released a song in 2021.The video is a collaboration with a free culture activist. The animated musical feature film Sita Sings the Blues has been screened in over 200 film festivals and won over 35 international awards. She produced a series of animated shorts about intellectual freedom. The relationship of two lovers who are drifting apart while living under the same roof is explored in "Parallel Lines". The short documentary "Behind The Song" was released soon after it was shot. <mask> felt the need to release the song during the current Pandemic times because of the creative process behind the writing. It has parts of Parallel Lines's music video and other award winning animations.<mask> was interviewed by Rolling Stone Italy and Rolling Stone Mexico. The video of 'Parallel Lines' was featured in both articles. <mask> wrote a song for classical musicians on the album Duetto and Mario Frangoulis. Many of her photos are on her official website. Discography Singles References External links English-language singers from Italy 1975 births Singers from Milan Italian dance musicians Eurodance musicians Italian expatriates in the United States

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title: Joseph Bromfield

texts: In the late Georgian period, <mask> was a notable English plasterer and architect. He was the Mayor of Shrewsbury. He was born in 1744. His father was a builder. His father was the clerk to the works at Hagley Hall when the family moved to Old Swinford. The youngest of the four brothers, Benjamin, became a sculptor, designer and manufacturer of marble fireplaces which he supplied to stately homes including Chirk Castle. The father is thought to have been associated with the architect Thomas Farnolls Pritchard, who designed the Iron Bridge at Ironbridge.<mask> began to work on plasterwork for Farnolls Pritchard. Thomas Farnolls Pritchard was the inventor of Cast Iron Bridges. The Dog Rose Press was published in 1999. In 1777, when Farnolls Pritchard died, <mask> decided to work as an architect and take over his practice. Most of North and Central Wales was covered by his architectural practice. Brannas Lodge, located on the river Dee, is where he seems to have practiced. The workhouses at Morda outside Oswestry and Forden near Montgomery were one of the places he undertook some commissions for.His work is typified by the use of large bay windows andwrap-round verandas. He was influenced by the villa designs of John Nash, who designed Cronkhill in 1805. Berrington Hall was located in the next parish to Cronkhill, as well as working at Attingham. The Regency roofs on many Bromfield houses are low and wide. The early use of cast ironwork in domestic buildings probably came from William Hazeldine's foundries in Coleham, Shrewsbury and Plas Kynaston near the Pontcysyllte aqueduct at Chirk. One can see examples of this ironwork at the Llyn Peninsula where the cast iron downspouts and Hopper heads are dated 1779, and the Rectory at Llandyssil which has similar downspouts but also cast iron stanchions used to support the veranda. Glansevern Hall was built for Sir Arthur Davies Owen in 1807.The stone from which the house was built came from the Cefn quarries. James "Athenian" Stuart's Doric temple at Hagley Park is the earliest example of the Greek Revival style. Either his father was the clerk of the works at Hagley or he was aware of the work of Thomas Harrison, who was a major proponent of this style. Farnolls Pritchard was fond of using Gothic and Chinoiserie styles in his architecture and the lodge at Brannas Bromfield used 'Gothic' rounded arch windows. The castellated Gothic style can be seen in the alterations to Brynkinallt, Denbighshire in 1806. <mask> was not known as an architect until recently. Howard Colvin's first edition of the "Bibliographical Dictionary of British Architects" did not include any mention of his work, while the third edition states that he appears to have been competent but unremarkable.There are more examples of his work in the 4th edition. This is a list of work by <mask>. The church is Ruabon. The Wynnstay has plasterwork in it. The Ballroom at St Alkmund has plasterwork in it. It was designed for Col Richard Edwards. Llyn Peninsula 1789 Caerynwch is located in Broomhall, Llyn Peninsula.The National Library of Wales has the Glansevern Papers. The house is attributed to Glanllyn, Llyn Peninsula, while the demolished wing is attributed to Brannas Lodge, Llandrillo. Rhug. 13 October 1983 was for Col Edward Vaughan Salisbury. The Rhagatt is attributed. The Montgomeryshire Newtown Rectory was built in 1812. "Scourfield and Haslam" was written for the Rev. Devereux Mytton.Glansevern, Berriew. St Nicholas, Churchstoke, alterations to Church tower 1814–15, is a Grecian revival style house and gatelodge for Sir Arthur Davies Owen. The gothic castellated turrets that were in the house for 2nd Viscount Dungannon have now been removed. The gothic park gateway may be attributed to him. Oswestry Morda Workhouse. Styche Hall was built in the 18th century. Alterations.Apley Castle is for St John Charlton. (1791–94). "Victoria County History of Shropshire", Vol xii, 21 was demolished in 1955. The Victoria County History of Shropshire was published in 1854. Scott Hall. It was renovated for Thomas Stackhouse Acton. The facade and portico of Walcot Hall were renovated for 2nd Lord Clive.The Crescent is attributed to Sham Castle. St Julians Friars is in Shrewsbury. The Shrewsbury townhouse has fine plasterwork. The Sandford House Hotel is References Literature. The 4th edition of London was published by Yale University Press. Ionides J. is a Greek philosopher. Thomas Farnolls Pritchard was the inventor of Cast Iron Bridges.The Dog Rose Press is in Ludlow. Moore N. wrote about Llandyssil Rectory's architecture and building history. R Scourfield and R Haslam wrote The Buildings of Wales: Powys and Montgomeryshire. There are external links for information on the hotel. Mayors of places in the 18th-century English architects 19th-century English people.

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title: Rezső Kasztner

texts: A Hungarian-Israeli journalist and lawyer named <mask> was known for helping Jews escape from occupied Europe during the Holocaust. He was killed after an Israeli court accused him of collaborating with the Nazis. When the Nazis invaded Hungary in 1944, <mask> was one of the leaders of the Budapest Aid and Rescue Committee, which smuggled Jewish refugees into Hungary. Between May and July 1944, Hungarian Jews were deported to the gas chambers at a rate of 12,000 people a day. In exchange for money, gold, and diamonds, 1,684 Jews were allowed to leave for Switzerland on the Kastner train. After the war, <mask> became a spokesman for the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Israel. He was accused of being a Nazi sympathizer in a pamphlet written by Malchiel Gruenwald.The allegation centered on Kasztner's relationship with Eichmann and Kurt Becher, as well as his giving positive character references after the war, which allowed Becher to escape prosecution for war crimes. The Israeli government sued Gruenwald for libel on Kasztner's behalf, resulting in a trial that lasted 18 months, and a ruling that Kasztner had sold his soul to the devil. The judge said that by saving the Jews on the "Kasztner train", Kasztner had sacrificed the mass of Jewry for a few. The Israeli Cabinet fell after the verdict. <mask> quit his government position and became a virtual recluse, telling reporters he was living with a loneliness "blacker than night, darker than hell". His wife fell into a depression and his daughter's schoolmates threw stones at her. <mask> was shot on March 3, 1957, by a member of a three-man squad from a group of veterans from the pre-state militia Lehi led by Yosef Menkes and Yaakov Heruti, and died of his injuries 12 days later.In January 1958, the Supreme Court of Israel overturned most of the judgment against Kasztner, stating that the lower court had "erred seriously". Early life Childhood Kasztner was born in 1906 in Kolozsvr, Austria-Hungary, into a local community of 15,000 Jews. The governance of the city was not stable. After the German and Hungarian armies were defeated in the winter of 1944–45, it was returned to Hungary in 1940 and then to Romania by the Treaty of Paris in 1947. Kasztner was raised with his two brothers in a two-story brick house in the southern part of the city by his father, Yitzhak, a merchant and a man who spent most of his day in the synagogue. Helen decided that her sons should attend a regular high school, rather than a Jewish one, as the curriculum was broader and included languages. Kasztner spoke eight languages by the time he graduated.Anna Porter writes that he became known for his good looks, sharp mind, quick wit, and his intense focus, as a result of which his mother decided that he should study law, though his heart was in politics. The first antisemitic legislation in 20th-century Europe was the 1920 Numerus Clausus (closed number) Act, which limited Jewish entry to universities. Kasztner's political orientation was affected by the legislation, which limited the number of Jewish university students to 6%, but it was allowed to lapse eight years later in Hungary. He became the leader of Barissa, a group that trained its members to become citizens of the Land of Israel, within a year. Kasztner couldn't go with his older brother to Palestine because he was still in high school. He wrote articles about British policies in Palestine for the local Jewish newspaper. On the seventh day of Passover, Kasztner's father died while reading the Torah.His mother needed him at home so he put off any thoughts of emigrating. After graduating from law school, he worked full-time for j Kelet as a sports reporter, though he continued to write about politics. He became an assistant to Dr. Jzsef Fischer, a lawyer, member of Parliament, president of the Jewish Community of Kolozsvr, and leading member of the National Jewish Party. Kasztner was encouraged to continue working for j Kelet. According to Porter, Kasztner may have been the only one who respected intelligence. He dismissed people as stupid or intellectual Cowards. One of <mask>'s friends at law school told Porter that he had no sense of other people's sensitivities.The Jews kept their heads down. Not Rezs. According to Ladislaus Lb, <mask> was the "prototype of the snobbish intellectual" but showed "marvellous courage at critical moments". Zsuzsi described him as arrogant because he was very smart and intelligent. He knew who to bribe, how much to pay, and who to flatter. He interviewed antisemitic members of the Iron Guard. He worked hard to get the charges dropped for his clients because he knew when to pay off the police.In 1934, he married Elizabeth, the daughter of Jzsef Fischer. As the German army moved across Europe, Kasztner set up an information center to help refugees from Austria, Poland, and Slovakia. He collected clothes and food from local charities. His main concern was to provide Jewish refugees with safe passage, using his ability to bribe and charm to get exit visas from the Romania government. He asked for help from the Jewish Agency's leadership in Tel Aviv, though there was a limit to what they could do because the British had imposed strict quotas on the number of Jewish refugees allowed into Palestine. The Second Vienna Award returned Cluj to Hungarian control on August 30, 1940. The city's Jews were happy that Hungary's Jews had not been the victims of the random killings experienced by Jews in Romania.Hungarian Jews viewed themselves as Hungarians first, Jews second, and Hungary as their homeland, not Eretz Israel. Their joy was short-lived. Jews were subjected to antisemitic legislation and violence as Germany's influence over Hungarian policies increased. The Hungarian government closed all Jewish newspapers in 1941. When he was 36 years old, <mask> decided to move to Hungary to look for a job. The apartment in Vci Street was rented by <mask>. He obtained a letter of introduction from Jzsef Fischer to Ott Komoly, an engineer and president of the Budapest Zionist Association, in order to continue his work helping Jewish refugees.Komoly directed Kasztner to the Jewish Agency's representative in Hungary. According to Porter, Kasztner had to wait in line for two hours at the Agency's office on Erzsébet Boulevard, among scores of Jewish refugees desperate to find a way to escape to Palestine. He barged past Krausz's secretaries and into his office. Krausz explained that he was determined to not alienating the British and that every entry visa had to be legitimate and properly processed, which was consuming all his time. Krausz was not interested in helping Kasztner. Krausz disliked Kasztner immediately, according to Porter. In July 1941, Kasztner's wife joined him in Hungary.He tried to get Dr. Fischer to join them, but he wouldn't. Sam Springmann, who was bribed by the Jewish Agency to carry messages and food parcels into d and other ghettos in Poland, was introduced to Kasztner by Komoly. Springmann introduced Kasztner to the man who would change their lives. During the summer of 1944, Kasztner met with the man who was in charge of deporting Hungary's Jewish community to Auschwitz. A price of $1,000 per head was agreed upon by them. Kasztner auctioned off 150 places to wealthy Jews in order to pay for the others because most of the passengers couldn't raise their own funds. Kurt Becher, Himmler's envoy, insisted that 50 seats be reserved for the families of individuals who had personally paid him for favors, at the sum of approximately $25,000 per person.The price per head was set at $1,000 by Himmler. The Jewish community estimated the total value to be 8,600,000 Swiss Francs, but Becher only valued it at 3,000,000 Swiss Francs. The passengers on the train were sent to Belsen concentration camp. In August and December 1944, the passengers were saved by being transported to neutral Switzerland. The rabbi, the writer, the psychiatrist, the opera singer, and other people were included. The passengers were released after a large ransom was paid. After learning that construction and preparations were being made for the mass arrival of "Hungarian Salami", those Jews were jokingly called by the camp guards, they escaped from Auschwitz.The Jewish Agency received it in order to warn the Hungarian Jews. The report was not publicized by the recipients. Vrba claimed that Kasztner buried the report to ruin his plan. According to Kasztner's detractors, Kasztner and other members of the Aid and Rescue Committee encouraged Hungarian Jewry to board the trains bound for Auschwitz voluntarily, telling them that they would be brought to Kenyérmez and given jobs in factories and fields. Professor Eli Reichenthal wrote that Kasztner was being blackmailed by the Germans as his family and friends were stranded in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp. As a result of Kasztner's negotiations, an additional 15,000 Hungarian Jews were transferred to labor camps instead of being murdered at Auschwitz, according to his defenders. At his trial, he testified that it was possible that he painted a bright picture for Kasztner.While negotiations about the first train were continuing, three Jewish Special Operations Executive members from Palestine, Hannah Szenes and two men, Yoel Palgi and Peretz Goldstein, were parachuted into Yugoslavia and attempted to penetrate the Hungarian border. The Hungarian underground police caught them. The other two were brought to Kasztner, who convinced them to go to the German Gestapo, and that they were Jewish fighters from Palestine who wanted to confirm the 'Blood'. The two were imprisoned by the Germans, tortured, and sent to Germany, but Palgi jumped the train and escaped. The mother of Hannah Szenes told the court that Kasztner deceived her in such a way that she suspected that he had taken her daughter's unit and imprisoned her. Kasztner was accused of leading them into a trap. One of the main reasons that he felt that Kasztner was nothing more than a German ally was because he wanted to save his family.In Kasztner's defense, Eli Reichenthal says that at the point when the three paratroopers reached Budapest, what motivated Kasztner's decisions were the jeopardy to the deal, which Kasztner believed was real and therefore could save many more Jews. At the trial, Kasztner could not say what he had reasons for. In April 1944 Kasztner received evidence that Hungary's Jews would be murdered. The leaders of Jewish organizations in Hungary were hoping that the report would show that Hungarian Jews were not being deported to a death camp as they had been led to believe. The report was not made public by the Jewish Council in Hungary. An Orthodox Jew from Hungary and the first secretary of the El Salvadoran mission to Switzerland sent a friend of his to find out what happened to his family after they were murdered. On 19 June 1944, Manoliu obtained the Auschwitz Protocols reports from the Jewish Agency in Hungary.Mantello publicized the details of the reports within a day of receiving them. This led to grassroots demonstrations and over 400 headlines in the Swiss press deploring Europe's barbarism toward Jews, sermons in Swiss churches, and the publication of the book "Am I my Brother's Keeper?" Switzerland's leading theologian is Paul Vogt. The Hungarian government stopped the deportations because of the international uproar. By that time, 437,000 Hungarian Jews had been murdered. According to <mask>'s critics, he promised the SS not to warn Hungarian Jews to avoid jeopardizing negotiations to save the Jews who escaped on the Kastner train. Life Magazine published an interview with Eichmann in 1960.Kasztner agreed to help keep the Jews from resisting deportation and even keep order in the collection camps, if I would close my eyes and let a few hundred or a few thousand young Jews emigrate to Palestine. It was a good deal. "Kasztner paid for the people who died with his silence", wrote Vrba. According to Kasztner's supporters, the agreement over the train was part of a larger rescue effort that involved negotiations to save all Hungarian Jews. "With no access to the media and limited opportunities to travel, he could hardly have raised the alarm in an effective way," Lb argued. Critics of Kasztner said that he failed to warn the Jews of the fact that the 20,000 Jews there were guarded by only 20 Hungarians. They said that he could have contacted other Jewish communities but did not, and that warnings might have enabled Jews to save their lives through local uprisings, resistances, escapes, hiding, and other means.In 1943, the Polish Service of the British Broadcasting Corporation broadcasted about the deaths of Jews, but the Hungarian Service did not. The Hungarian Service broadcast warnings after the German invasion, but it was too late. According to David Cesarani and Gtz Aly, although Jews who survived the deportations claimed that they had not been informed by their leaders, there is plenty of evidence that Hungarian Jews could have known. The consequences of the meetings between Kasztner and Eichmann are still felt in the Israeli and Hungarian Jewish communities. Kasztner helped to draw up a list of Jews who would be saved and allowed to leave on a train. Many of the Jews who were saved were Kasztner's relatives, rich Hungarian Jews who subsidized those on the train who could not pay, as well as community and Zionist leaders. People included in the passengers were orphans, students, workmen, teachers and nurses.In 1945, <mask> traveled to Germany with Kurt Becher, who had received the money and valuables paid to save the Jewish lives on the train. As the Allies gained further ground in the closing days of World War II, Himmler ordered Becher to try to stop further deaths at the concentration camps. Even though Kasztner was a Hungarian Jew, he and Becher worked well together. The 1945 action saved tens of thousands of Jewish lives. "Kastner Train" was written by Anna Porter. Others think Kasztner was a partner. At the end of the war, Becher was arrested and investigated as a war criminal.Kasztner sent an affidavit to the de-Nazification hearing stating that Becher was cut from a different wood than the professional mass murderers of the political SS. It is possible that he did it in order to get help in recovering stolen Jewish assets and capturing Eichmann in return. Kasztner lied in court about having testified on Becher's behalf, while he was asked about the affidavit. The Jewish public was angered by the defense of the officer. Before his meetings with Eichmann, Kasztner interceded on behalf of the officers who had negotiated

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title: Rezső Kasztner

texts: with him. There were seven interventions by Kasztner on behalf of Nazi war criminals. Three testimonies were on behalf of Becher, two were on behalf of Krumey, one was on behalf of Hans Jttner, and there was an appeal that had the potential to deliver Wisliceny from the threat of execution in Slovakia.Jttner's 10-year prison sentence was changed to 4 years in 1949. He died in 1965, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1969. He died in 1981 and Becher died in 1995. After the war, <mask> moved to Israel and became active in the Mapai party. He became the spokesman for the Ministry of Trade and Industry after being unsuccessful in the first and second elections. The mass murder of Hungarian Jewry, partnership with Nazi officer Kurt Becher, and the theft of Jewish assets made headlines when he was accused of collaborating with the Nazis. A two year trial took place after the Israeli government sued Gruenwald for libel.Shmuel Tamir was an Irgun member and supporter of the Herut Party. The libel case against his client was turned into a political trial of Kasztner and the Labor Party. During the trial, the mother of Hannah Szenes accused Kasztner of betraying her daughter to her death and spoke out against him. Judge Benjamin Halevi acquitted Gruenwald of libel on the first, second, and fourth counts. The temptation was great. For the time being, Kasztner was given the chance to rescue 600 souls from the impending holocaust, with some chance of increasing their numbers by payment or further negotiations. Not just any 600 souls, but those he considered, for any reason, most prominent and suitable for rescue.Kasztner sold his soul to the devil by accepting this present. The success of the rescue agreement depended on the goodwill of the Nazi party, and the last minute didn't arrive until after the end of the slaughter of the Jews in the provincial towns. The collapse of the Israeli government was caused by the government's decision to appeal on Kasztner's behalf. The verdict against <mask> was compared to the Dreyfus affair in Israel. He quit his government position to work for a newspaper in Israel. He was killed in 1957. Most of the judgment against Kasztner was overturned by the Supreme Court of Israel.The first and second counts were overturned by the judges. The longest majority decision was written by Judge Shimon Agranat, who said that Kasztner was motivated by the sole purpose of saving Hungary's Jews as a whole, that is, the largest possible number under the circumstances of time and place. He was a leader of the Relief and Rescue Committee in Hungary. He used the method of financial or economic negotiation with the Nazis. The test of plausibility and reasonableness is Kasztner's behavior. The plan of the "prominents" and the lack of encouragement for acts of resistance and escape on a large scale are in his behavior during his visit to Cluj on May 3. One can't find a moral fault in his behavior, one can't find a connection between it and the easing of the concentration and deportation, and one can't see it as a collaboration with the Nazis.The Nazis didn't want to have a great revolt, nor did they want small revolts, and their passion was to have the machine working smoothly without resistance. Kasztner was told by the best source that the most efficient means of paralyzing the resistance wheel or the escape of a victim is to conceal from him the plot of the coming murder. The Supreme Court Judges upheld Judge Halevi's verdict on the "criminal and perjurious way" in which Kasztner saved Becher. Judge Silberg summed up the Supreme Court finding on this point: "Greenwald has proven beyond any reasonable doubt this grave charge." On March 4, 1957, Kasztner was assassinated as he arrived at his Tel Aviv home. The attack was carried out by a three-man squad from a group of veterans from the pre-state right-wing underground group Lehi. Menkes was a member of the Kingdom of Israel.The leader of the assassination squad was Menkes, as well as the shooter and the driver. Three men were waiting in a jeep outside Kasztner's house. When Kasztner locked his car, Eckstein asked if he was <mask>. When Kasztner confirmed, Eckstein pulled out a handgun and fired three times. According to one opinion, the first shot was a spent bullet, the second hit the car door, and the third hit Kasztner in the upper body, critically wounding him. <mask> died of his injuries on March 15. In the 2008 film "Killing Kasztner", Ze'ev Eckstein implied that someone else fired a fatal third bullet.The Kasztner family is in the film. The section "Documentary" is below. The Lehi veterans group led by Menkes and Heruti was the focus of the Shin Bet investigation after the shooting. It was thought that Menkes bore personal responsibility for the murder incidents and actions against <mask>. The description of the assassins was delivered by Kasztner. Shin Bet identified the assassins as Eckstein, Shemer, and Menkes. Shemer was the first to confess and implicated others.The murder weapon and fingerprints of Shemer were found in the jeep used by the assassins. Two weapons cache belonging to the group were discovered after 20 members of their organization were arrested. According to Eckstein, he tried to kill Kasztner to avenge his activities with Nazi figures. During the trial it was discovered that Eckstein had been paid by Shin Bet a few months before the shooting. The head of the intelligence service was a close friend of Kasztner, so the idea that the killing was a government conspiracy is nonsense. Ben Hecht feels the same in his book. The trial led to the collapse of the cabinet as Kasztner became a liability to the government.The killers of Kasztner were pardoned after seven years. The Supreme Court of Israel overturned most of the judgment against Kasztner, stating that the lower court had put too much emphasis on Kasztner's moral conduct. The assassination and its aftermath were published by Haaretz in January 2015. According to Haaretz, the documents show that the Shin Bet knew that Kasztner was going to be killed. In an open letter to the Tel Aviv municipality, which was planning to name a street after Kasztner, he stated that "Kasztner was never given exoneration", but rather that his actions during the court case had been unanimously agreed upon. He said that the court left that to history. Kasztner is buried in the same cemetery as Elizabeth.Zsuzsa <mask> works as a hospital nurse in Tel Aviv. The leader of the Israeli Labor Party, Merav Michaeli, is one of her daughters. Michaeli described her grandfather as a man who saved tens of thousands of Jews in a speech to the Knesset. In 2007, Zsuzsa Kasztner and Michaeli attended the formal presentation of the Kasztner archive to Yad Vashem, and in 2008, Michaeli lectured about her father in Britain. Killing Kasztner, a feature-length theatrical documentary, was released in Israel and the UK in 2009. The director of the film is a woman. According to the documentary, Kasztner ran into the bushes by his building after he fired a blank or dud.After Kasztner heard a shot by someone else, he cried out in pain. He implied that he wasn't the one who fired the fatal shot. The film shows Eckstein at the Kasztner family apartment in Tel Aviv, where he was invited and met with the family. The atmosphere was calm. Barri, Shoshana 1997 has a Hansi Brand References Bibliography. "The Question of Kastner's Testimonies on behalf of Nazi War Criminals" was published in The Journal of Israeli History. 149–165.Leora Bilsky was born in 2001. The "Judging Evil in the Trial of Kastner" is in the Law and History Review. The spring of 2001. The Encyclopedia Judaica was published in 1972. "Kasztner," Jerusalem. Gilbert, Martin. An account of how the Allies reacted to the news of Hitler's mass murder.This edition of Holt Paperbacks was published in 1990. Ben Hecht was born in 1961. It was perfidy. Milah Press. Ilani, Ofri. 50 years after the Holocaust, a survivor defends a man. Jager and his son, Elliott, were born in 2007.Jerusalem Post, July 31, 2007. They were Kadar, Gabor, and Vagi. The Gold Train, the Becher Case, and the Wealth of Hungarian Jews were self-financing genocides. The Central European University Press. David Kranzler was born in 2000. The man stopped the trains. The Syracuse University Press.A. LeBor. The Independent reported on a Pact with the Devil in 2000. Lb, Ladislaus. Dealing with Satan. The Daring Rescue Mission was written by Rezs <mask>. Jonathan Cape. The person is Bogdanor Paul.Akiva was written by Kasztner's Crime Orr. "The Kastner Case, Jerusalem, 1955" is in Israel: Politics, Myths and Identity Crisis. 81–116. Anna Porter was born in 2007. Kasztner's train. Douglas and MacIntyre are related. Yechiam Weitz was born in 1995.The man who was murdered twice was referred to as "The Man Who Was Murdered Twice". There is a person named Keter. Zweig, Ronald W. The Gold Train is about the destruction of the Jews and the looting of Hungary. There is a person namedHarper Collins. Hannah is reading Kasztner Memorial Arendt. Eisenmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil was published.Penguin Books was published in 1977. They were 116–118 and 132. Aronson, Shlomo, and Richard. The end of the solution? There were Nazi plans to Ransom Jews in 1944. 177–3. There is a man named Baruch Kimmerling."Israel's Culture of Martyrdom", The Nation, January 10, 2005. Yehuda Bauer. 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 5–45 Yehuda Bauer. The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee was formed in 1939. The Wayne State University Press was published in 1981.Yehuda Bauer was born in 1994. Jews for sale? The Nazi-Jewish Negotiations took place from 1933 to 1945. The Yale University Press was published in 1994. The name of the person is Biss, Andre. Check to the final solution to save a million Jews. Hutchinson & Co was founded in 1973.There is a person named Bogdanor Paul. Kastner's crime. The year 2016 Tom Bower. There was Nazi gold. The 1997 edition ofHarperCollins. 61–62, 161, 229–225, 236, 257, 288, and 312.Zionism in the age of Dictators... Cale, Ruth. The Kastner case was closed in Congress Weekly. Reports on the appeal. "The Holocaust in Hungary: Recent Controversies and Reconsiderations" was written by John S. Columbia University Press was published in 1986. 1-8. Lucy S. "Ben Hecht's perfidy" was published in 1982.260–265. Dean, Gideon. The Reconstructionist published "The Kastner Affair" in January of 1956. The first report on the trial. Dean, Gideon. The Reconstructionist published "The Kastner Affair II" on February 10, 1956. 13-19."Harry" is the name of the man. The New York Times reported on June 29, 1955, "Israeli Cabinet asked to Resign: Sharett to Force the Action Today in a Dispute over Handling of Libel Suit." "Harry" is the name of the man. According to The New York Times, "Kastner's Case Embitters Israel's Party Struggles: Outcome of Election will be Influenced by Split in the Government Coalition." Hilberg. The Destruction of the European Jews was first published in 1961. Kasztner is at the Library of Congress.Kasztner and Rezso. The report of the Jewish Aid and Rescue Committee in Hungary was published in 1942. During the course of the Adolf Eichmann trial, T/37 (237) was submitted. I, pp. Also cited as: Kastner, Israel. The report of the rescue committee in Hungary was submitted to the congress. Cited by Judge Halevi.(Jm.) Attorney General v. Gruenvald was translated by Leora Bilsky. The name of the person is Kastner, Rezso. The Bericht des judischen Rettungskomitees aus Budapest was published in 1945. Kindler was born in 1946, 1961. The name of the person is Shlomo. "Ben Hecht's Kampf," Midstream, Winter 1962, pp.92–101. Walter Z. Laqueur. "The Kastner Case: Aftermath of the Catastrophe" was published in the commentary. 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, 500, Asher Maoz. The University of Illinois Press published Historical Adjudication: Courts of Law, Commissions of Inquiry, and "Historical Truth". 18.No. In the fall of 2000. The Jewish Observer and Middle East Review published "No Reason to Repent" in December of 1960. "Zionist Ex-Leader Accused of Perjury" was written by the New York Times. The trial of Dr. Kastner was moved to Jerusalem. August 22, 1955 is when "Israel Libel Appeal Due: Decision in Nazi Collaboration Case to be Challenged" was published. February 6, 1956 is when "Perjury Charged to Israel Ex-Aide: Case Part of Legal Drama Against Former Official Called Nazi Collaborator" was published.The key Israeli case takes a new turn. March 17, 1956, "Israeli Court Frees Kastner of Perjury." "Israeli Shot in Street: Kastner, Libel Case Figure" was published on March 4, 1957. Israel held four in the attack on March 5, 1957. On March 15, 1957, "Two Confess Shooting: Israeli Police Link Extremists to Attack on Dr. Kastner." The person said "Israeli quisling." "Dead of Wounds: Dr. Kastner, a Nazi Collaborator, Succumbs to an Assassin's Bullets," was published on March 18, 1957.The U.S. urged Israel to use restraint in its stand on Gaza. Terrorists are said to have plotted against the premier after several murders. July 3, 1957 is when "Israeli Trial Opens: Three Men Plead Innocent in Kastner Slaying." 3 Israelis get life in killing. Kastner was cleared by the Israeli court after the supreme tribunal reversed their ruling. The Chief Judge backs the clearing. The accused was found guilty of Libel and an Israeli court cleared him of aiding the Nazis.Tom, Segev. "The Seventh Million: Israelis and the Holocaust" was published in 2000. The Reconstructionist published a story on the trial of Kastner. 29–31. Gustav Warburg. The Jewish Observer and Middle East Review published "The Strange Case ofJoel Brand" in 1954. 3.There are links to the Holocaust in Hungary and the deaths of Jews in Mandatory

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title: Tiémoué Bakayoko

texts: <mask> is a French professional footballer who plays for AC Milan. Bakayoko can play in a box-to-box role due to his ability to break up play. He is considered to have all-round ability, as well as being physically powerful and athletic, with France's manager describing him as a completeMidfielder. <mask> joined the academy at Rennes at the age of 13 after breaking his leg as a young player. He was turned down by the academy when he was 14. His senior career began at Rennes where he made 24 appearances before moving to Monaco. In his first two seasons at the club, Bakayoko made 31 Ligue 1 appearances, but was a regular starter in the 2016–17 season, contributing to Monaco's Ligue 1 title win.He joined the club for over forty million dollars. <mask> was a member of the France national team. At the age of five, Bakayoko played for Paris 15sme O. He played for CA Paris Charenton before moving to Montrouge FC 92. A broken leg stopped <mask> from playing football for eight months. At the age of 13, he joined the academy at Rennes. He was rejected by the academy when he was 14.In a 2–1 away win against vian TG, Rennes Bakayoko made his debut for the team, playing the whole match. <mask> made his debut for the club on August 10, 2014, in a match against Lorient. He was replaced by Valre Germain. Bakayoko said something was broken between him and the Monaco manager after he was replaced by Leonardo Jardim. After his debut, <mask> didn't start another match for over two months, with the rest of his season hampered by injuries and inconsistent form. Bakayoko felt unfairly treated by his manager who had become frustrated at Bakayoko's progress, questioned his attitude during training, and was critical of Bakayoko for being late for meetings. Bakayoko decided to change his behavior to fulfill his potential, which included moving from a luxury villa to an apartment and changing the colour of his car from pink to black.He changed his diet and started boxing. Claude Makélélé, the director of football at Monaco, helped him improve his football and take care of himself off the pitch. Bakayoko sought advice from his former youth coach. After Jérémy Toulalan and Mario Paali left the club, Bakayoko became a regular starter for Monaco, helping the club to the Ligue 1 title in the 2016–17 season. Bakayoko had a decisive season. He had established himself as an important part of Monaco's team with consistent performances, he had fewer injuries, and his application during training was no longer critiqued. Bakayoko scored his first ever goal in a European competition when he headed in a Thomas Lemar free-kick to help Monaco secure their place in the knockout stages.The tie was won on the away goals rule. During an interview, Bakayoko said a crack in the knee caused him a lot of pain during his final season at Monaco: "People don't know but throughout the whole of last season I suffered because of my knee." I had to take care of my teeth. The club's second most expensive signing at the time was <mask>, who joined on a five-year contract for a fee around the margin of £40 million. He made his debut for the Blues in a 2–1 win over Spurs. He was sent off for the first time in his career in a 4–1 loss toWatford. In the first half, Bakayoko was given marching orders for two bookable offenses, one on tienne Capoue and the other on Richarlison.<mask> didn't impress in his first season. He was lambasted by both fans and pundits for his performances, with two of them being his worst, a 3–0 away defeat by Newcastle United on the last day of the season and a 30 minute red card in the game againstWatford. In a 1–1 pre-season draw, <mask> lost possession in the middle and allowed Inter Milan to tie the game. <mask> signed for AC Milan on a season-long loan for a fee of 5 million with an option to make the move permanent for 35 million. His career in Italy did not get off to a good start, and he was labelled a disaster after a poor performance in a European game. His form improved late in the year. <mask> was subjected to racial abuse by the Lazio travelling ultras during the second leg of the Coppa Italia semifinal match against Lazio, in which the game was not suspended and saw Milan eliminated.<mask> will return to Monaco on loan until the end of the season with an option to make the move permanent for a reported fee of 42.5 million. <mask> went back to Italy with Napoli on a season-long loan. Bakayoko played for Gennaro Gattuso, the current manager of A.C. Milan, when he was there. On 17 October 2020, he made his debut for the club. He scored his first goal for the club on January 10, 2021. <mask> returned to Milan on August 30, 2021, on a two-year loan with an option to buy. On the 17th minute of the match against Udinese, he failed to receive Bennacer's pass which was picked up by the Udinese players and ended in their only goal of the match.He came on as a substitute against Empoli and gave the opponents a penalty after the ball touched his hand. He became a finalist of the tournament. He was approached by the Ivoirian national team before he chose France. <mask> was called up to the senior France squad for the first time to face Luxembourg and Spain in March of last year. He made his debut against the latter at half-time of a 2–0 friendly home loss. <mask> has been compared to Toure due to his strong all-round qualities of pace, intelligent reading of the game, ability to intercept passes and accomplished tackling, passing and dribbling, as well as being physically powerful and athletic. He plays in the middle of the pitch in a box-to-box role, breaking up attacks and making driving forward runs.Leonardo Jardim said that Bakayoko brings balance to the team. He passes the ball well. That is Bakayoko's role. "Bakayoko has an important athletic presence, he's good at recovery, he scores decisive goals and is able to project himself," said the France manager. Gennaro Gattuso, Bakayoko's manager at Milan, said that he likes to point and go past the opponent instead of launching the ball, which creates a numerical advantage in favor of his team. <mask> is of Ivorian descent. In October 2020, controversy arose when it was discovered that Bakayoko, among a few other prominent French footballers liked a threatening post by ex-MMA fighter Khabib Nurmagomedov calling for "the Almighty to disfigure the face of this creature".The post was written in response to the French President condemning the murder of Samuel Paty. Club International honours Monaco in the 1st division of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st tier of the 1st Footballers from Paris, France and international players from France are on the website. The players are AS Monaco FC. The players are A.C. Milan and S.S.C. French expatriates play football in England, Black French expatriates play soccer in Italy, and Ivorian expatriates play soccer in Italy.

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title: David Freedman

texts: <mask> was an American playwright and biographer who became known as the "King of the Gag-writers" in the early days of radio. <mask> was the first child of Sara and <mask> and was born in Botoani, Romania. Israel and his family moved to the U.S. in 1900 and four years later, <mask>'s sister was born in the U.S. His wife was born in the city on September 27, 1899, and her parents had fled from the Russian Empire. They had three sons within five years. Their only daughter arrived a decade later. He was a self-employed writer.He created sketches for musicals and had shows on Broadway. The novel featured a Jewish father who made witty remarks. His first play was called Mendel, Inc. He was ready for the new medium when radio replaced vaudeville. He created as many as six entertainment programs a week for several years and eventually worked in movies. He was also a biographer. My Life Is in Your Hands was his first book and became a best seller.The film Ziegfeld Follies was based on the biography of showman Florenz Ziegfeld. Phantom Fame was the basis for The Half-Naked Truth. Educational Pictures in New York produced short comedies in the 1930s. Blue Blazes is probably the best known film. On Monday, December 7, 1936, <mask> had a heart attack. He was dead by the morning of the 8th, leaving his partner of 18 years, and their four children, who ranged in age from 17 to 2 years, alone. According to his son, <mask> <mask>, it is unlikely that contemporary audiences would appreciate most of his father's work because most of his jokes played on the quirks and sensitivities of his era.The quality of <mask>'s stories is timeless. His family honored his memory with the posthumous publication of The Intellectual Lover. Between 1922 and 1928, a collection of short stories were published. The only fully realized play that was written between 1920 and 1936 is Mendel, Inc. It is a product of his brief career and embodies the mature thoughts of a humorist. On June 2, 2004, this classic comedy about an immigrant Jewish family living in the uncertain times of 1929 of the Lower East Side was read to a packed house at the North Coast Repertory Theatre. The Warner Brothers movie The Heart of New York was based on Mendel, Inc.Smith and Dale had a vehicle with George Sidney in it. Four books by <mask> were translated into Russian and published by Ogonyok in 1926, but within a year they were overtaken by the comic writings of Ilf and Petrov and Mikhail Zosh. His novel was re-released as an audiobook in Russian in 2011. The novel Inside, Outside has a fictionalized version of <mask> as Harry Goldhandler. The intellectual lover and other stories were written in the 1940's and 1986's. There is a book called Phantom Fame: The Anatomy of Ballyhoo. Between the Acts, the Eddie Cantor Five-year Plan was caught short.The Saga of Wailing Wall Street began in 1929 with My Life Is in Your hands. The show is on Sweet and Low White Horse Inn and Lucky Fred Movies. The play Resurrected for Jewish Arts Festival was written by Morris Buckley. Additional sources include the credits listed in the items in the Select anthology and confirmation of the contents of the article by <mask> <mask> and other members of the family. The Internet Movie Database entry for <mask> 1898 births 1936 deaths American people of Jewish descent, 20th-century American dramatists and playwrights, American humorists, American male biographers and American musical theatre librettists Jewish.

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title: Herbert Heywood (actor)

texts: <mask> was an American film actor. Between 1915 and 1950, he appeared in more than 120 films. Scudda Hay!


title: Mavis Gallant

texts: <mask> was a Canadian writer who spent most of her life and career in France. She is best known as a short story writer. The only child of an officer in the British Army and a Canadian furniture salesman, Gallant was born in Montreal, Quebec. After Young's death, his widow moved to New York and left their daughter behind with a guardian. Gallant told The New York Times that her mother should not have had children because of her father's death. In the United States and Canada, Gallant attended 17 public, private, and convent schools. The setting for many of her earlier stories was New York City.<mask> was a musician. The couple separated in 1947. The marriage was briefer than the dates suggest since her husband was in the armed forces for much of the time, according to Gallant's biographer. After working for the National Film Board in her 20s, Gallant took a job as a reporter for the Montreal Standard. She published her stories in the newspaper and in the magazines Preview and Northern Review while working for the Standard. In 1950, Gallant left journalism to write fiction full-time. She moved to Europe with the hope of being able to work exclusively as a writer rather than supporting herself with other work, and lived briefly in Spain before moving to Paris, France, where she lived for the rest of her life.Gallant never surrendered her Canadian citizenship or applied for French citizenship despite living in Paris. "Madeline's Birthday" was published in the September 1, 1951 issue of The New Yorker. "One Morning in June" and "The Picnic" were published by the magazine. She didn't initially know these stories had been accepted by the magazine, as her literary agent, Jacques Chambrun, pocketed her $1,535 in royalties and told her the magazine had declined her stories, while simultaneously lying about her residence to the magazine. W. Somerset Maugham, Ben Hecht, Grace Metalious, and Jack Schaefer were some of the people who had money taken from them. She published 116 stories in The New Yorker, putting her in the same league as John Updike and John Cheever. One of the few Canadian authors whose works have appeared in the magazine is Gallant.She wrote two novels, Green Water, Green Sky and A Fairly Good Time. Home Truths: Selected Canadian Stories (1981) is one of the celebrated collections of stories. The Selected Stories of Mavis Gallant, Paris Stories, and Varieties of Exile were all released in the 1990s and 2000s. Stories from throughout her career were collected in The Cost of Living. Her "Linnet Muir" series of stories, which appeared in several of her books before being collected in their entirety in Home Truths, are her most explicitly semi-autobiographical works. Prior to the 1970s, Gallant's books were not picked up by Canadian publishers and were only available as rare and expensive American imports. According to journalist Robert Fulford, the neglect flowed in both directions, as Gallant did not actually undertake any serious effort to secure a Canadian publisher until Douglas Gibson approached her in the late 1970s.Despite being her greatest work, From the Fifteenth District failed to get a nomination for the Governor General's Award for English-language fiction despite being published in Canada. Home Truths: Selected Canadian Stories is a collection of previously published stories selected to highlight the Canadian themes and settings present in her work. The Governor General's Award for English-language fiction was won by that volume. She granted interviews for the first time in 2006 when she participated in two television documentaries. Canada, Paris Stories: The Writing of <mask> Gallant, and one in French are part of the series CONTACT. On November 1, 2006 in New York City, Russell Banks, Jhumpa Lahiri and Michael Ondaatje honoured Gallant and read excerpts from her work, and Gallant herself made a rare personal appearance, reading one of her works. The first volume of Gallant's private journals will cover the period from 1952 to 1969.The New Yorker published excerpts from the diaries. She was candid about her desire for privacy. She talked about her "life project" and her move to France in an interview with Canadian Fiction magazine in 1978. It's what I enjoy doing. She used the words of Boris Pasternak in the introduction to Home Truths: Selected Canadian Stories (1981). Death Gallant died on February 18. In her book, Mavis Gallant: Narrative Patterns and Devices, Grazia Merler states that psychological character development is not the heart of <mask> Gallant's stories.Specific situation development and reconstruction of the state of mind or heart is the main objective. Often, <mask>'s stories focus on expatriate men and women who have come to feel lost or isolated; marriages that have grown flimsy or shabby; lives that have faltered and now hover in the shadowy area between illusion, self-delusion, and reality. She is often compared to Antonine Maillet because of her heritage and understanding of Acadian history. <mask> <mask> is a writer who dazzles us with her command of the language, her innovative use of narrative forms, the acuity of her intelligence, and her wit. She disconcerts us with her insistence on the constrictions and limitations that dominate human experience. <mask> <mask>'s fiction is among the finest ever written by a Canadian, according to a review of her work in 1978. Both the author and her writing are to discover.Robert Fulford writes in the Canadian Reader that one begins to compare her best moments to those of major figures in literary history. Henry James, Chekhov, and George Eliot are some of the names that come to mind. There is a recurring subject in Gallant's stories. She once described her collection as a book about where fascists came from. Not the historical causes of Fascism, just its small possibilities in people. Gallant's story "Speck's Idea" is said to offer a sustained engagement with the psychological appeal of fascists. The story, which is Gallant's most widely anthologized work and has been called "arguably her masterpiece," depicts an art dealer in 1970s France who seems to slowly embrace fascism.There are details in the story that seem to undermine his association with fascist ideology. The author of "Speck's Idea" should be viewed as a fascist, but of a non-ideological type. The topic of France's collaboration with the Nazis during World War II was debated in the 70s. The historical material suggests that Gallant's story is informed by the debate. "Speck's Idea" is a dramatization of how a segment of the French population, which its central character represents, could tolerate and condone fascist ideas. indifference and self-interest are some of the reasons. The hero of Gallant's novel shows how fascists drew their inspiration from both ideological and opportunistic motives.The Other Paris is a collection of short stories. There are eight stories and a short novel in my heart is broken. From the Fifteenth District: A Novella and Eight Short Stories was published in 1979. Paris Stories was published in 2002 by the New York Review Books. Varieties of Exile was published in 2003 by the New York Review Books. Going Ashore: Stories was published in 2009. There are 31 previously uncollected stories. The Cost of Living: Early and Uncollected Stories was published in 2009.There are 19 stories from Going Ashore. Green Water, Green Sky was a novel. A good time is what A Fairly Good Time is about. Gallant was named an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1981 for her contribution to literature. In 1993 she was promoted to Companion of the Order. She was the writer-in-residence at the University of Toronto from 1983 to 1984. Gallant was made a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1989.She received an honor from Queen's University. In 1991, the Quebec Writers' Federation Awards committee named its annual non-fiction literary award after her. She was a juror of the Giller Prize. Gallant won the Matt Cohen Prize in 2000 and the Rea Award for the Short Story in 2002. The O. Henry Prize Stories of 2003 were dedicated to her. Gallant received two awards in 2004, one a Lannan Literary Fellowship and the other a PEN/Nabokov Award. The Prix Athanase-David was given to Gallant by the government of Quebec.She was the first author to receive this award in English. Sadia Shepard was accused of plagiarizing Gallant's short story "The Ice Wagon Coming Down the Street" in her story "Foreign-Returned" The events in May: A Paris Notebook, a two-part New Yorker story written by Gallant, was based on one of the stories in The French Dispatch, a film by Wes Anderson. The fictional reporter in the film was portrayed by McDormand. Canadian women novelists, Canadian women journalists, Companions of the Order of Canada Writers from Paris, University of Toronto people, and Governor General's Award-winning fiction writers are included.

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title: Todd Kohlhepp

texts: <mask> was convicted of murdering seven people in South Carolina between 2003 and 2016 and is an American serial killer. <mask> was born in Florida on March 7, 1971, and was raised in South Carolina and Georgia. His mother got custody of him when he was two years old after his parents divorced. According to psychological reports, he wanted to live with his father even though he hadn't seen his father in eight years. The child was described as troublesome. He was known to destroy other children's property in nursery school. When he began undergoing counseling at the age of nine, he was described as being "explosive" and "preoccupied with sexual content".He shot a dog with a gun and killed a goldfish with bleach. The only emotion his son was capable of was anger according to his father. He spent three and a half months in a Georgia hospital because he couldn't get along with other children. After his mother and stepfather separated, he was sent to live with his biological father in Arizona. He began working in local jobs after taking his father's name. He was taught how to blow things up and make bombs by his father. Despite this, their relationship deteriorated due to his father's absence with a number of girlfriends, and he wanted to return to his mother, though she made excuses to extend his stay.A 15-year-old boy was convicted of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl. He took her back to his house, tied her up, and raped her. He threatened to kill her younger siblings if she told anyone what had happened. He was charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, and committing a dangerous crime against children. He pled guilty to the kidnapping charge and the other charges were dropped. He was sentenced to fifteen years in prison for sex offenses. According to court records, he had an above average IQ of 118 and was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.The judge in the case said that he was "very bright and should be advanced academically", but that he was "behaviorally and emotionally dangerous" and could not be rehabilitated. In court papers, the officer wrote that he felt the world owed him something. He did not believe that his client would go on to harm others in the future. After turning twenty, he had no records of disobedience, despite being cited for violations that included some violent behavior. He was released from prison in 2001 and moved to South Carolina with his mother. He graduated from Central Arizona College with a degree in computer science. From January 2002 to November 2003 he worked as a graphic designer.He started studying at the college. He graduated from the University of South Carolina Upstate in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration-marketing. He lied about the felony charge on his application in order to get a real estate license. He built a firm with a dozen agents. He was a top-selling agent in the Carolina region. The firm was closed after his arrest. A private pilot license, as well as several properties out of state, were acquired by Kohlhepp.He bought almost all of the land in the area nine miles from the community of Moore in May of last year. He spent $80,000 on a fence around the property. A customer who sold her home to <mask> remembered him as outgoing and professional, but noted that he would often talk about his firearms and use sexual innuendo during their conversations. The woman who assisted one of the employees described him as condescending and angry. A person who worked with <mask> said he watched porn at work. The male cook at the Waffle House in Roebuck began to take orders from the man after he disturbed the waitresses. The employee said that one of the waitresses was one of the victims.On November 6, 2003 a customer found four people dead inside a motorcycle shop. Beverly Guy, Scott Ponder's mother, was one of the victims. Four people died from gunshot wounds. According to investigators, the shooter entered the shop from the back and killed Sherbert as he worked. He killed Guy in the middle of the showroom, Lucas in the main doorway, and Ponder in the parking lot. Ponder's wife said that <mask> was a disgruntled customer who had been in the shop several times. The employees laughed at him, would not return the money he had paid for the motorcycle, and embarrassed him for not knowing how to ride one when he tried to return a motorcycle.Kala Brown, 30, and her boyfriend Charles David Carver, 32, went missing on August 31, 2016 after they went to clean a residence. The body of Carver was found on the property. Interest in the disappearance of Brown and Carver increased as a result of posts on Carver's Facebook account following their disappearance, the unusual nature of which prompted speculation that another party had taken control of his Facebook account. Brown was found chained to the wall inside a metal storage container by authorities on November 3. After tracing the couple's last known cellphone signals, investigators heard banging noises coming from inside the container. The vehicle that Carver's was found in was found in a ravine covered in brush. Brown said she witnessed Carver being shot.Carver's mother claimed that she was killed for having a "really smart mouth". He said he kept Brown captive because he didn't want to hurt her. Brown told police that <mask> had killed Carver because he was mad at her. During her captivity, Brown was repeatedly raped and intimidated into not escaping after being shown the graves of her other victims. Following his arrest, two bodies were found on his property. The husband and wife who were reported missing on December 22, 2015, were later identified as Johnny Joe Coxie, 29, and Meagan Leigh McCraw- Coxie, 26. They were hired to work on his property.Coxie had been killed a week earlier by a gunshot wound to the torso. The coroner said they were identified by their tattoos. Following Brown's rescue, a list of known victims was made. In exchange for allowing him to talk to his mother, give her a photograph, and transfer money to the college fund of a friend's child, he confessed to the murders of the Coxies. He confessed to the killings when he met with his mother. When he confessed to the killings, he said he shot the victims in the forehead, a detail that was never released to the public. Weapons, including 9mm pistols and semi-automatic rifles, were found during a search of the property.Because there was no record of a background check for the purchase of a firearm, investigators believe he probably acquired the weapons illegally. A number of seemingly joking product reviews for various items such as padlocks, shovels, tasers, and gun accessories were found on retail website Amazon.com written by a user known simply as "me". One review stated, "solid locks, have 5 on a shipping container, wont stop them, but will slow them down until they are too old to care." "If you have to hide the bodies and you leave the full size shovel at home, keep in car for when you have to," was written for a folding shovel. <mask> was listed as the reviewer's "wish list" page. He claimed to his mother that there were many other victims. His mother asked how many fingers he had.He claimed to have shot a person in Arizona. On November 18, 2016 it was reported that the Tempe Police Department was looking into the unsolved homicides of the past three decades. Between August 2001 and November 2001 they said they would focus on cases from 1983 to 1986, when <mask> was living with his father. On November 25, 2016 police in South Carolina announced that they had named him as a person of interest in an unsolved 2003 bank robbery and triple homicide at the local Blue Ridge Savings Bank. The crimes were separated by six months. As of May 16, 2018, there was no definitive link between the killings and <mask>. In December of last year, he wrote to the Herald-Journal saying that he had more victims.Accused of four counts of murder in relation to the Chesnee shootings, and one count of kidnapping in relation to Brown's abduction, was charged with legal proceedings and guilty pleas. He was charged with three additional counts of murder for the murders of Carver and the Coxies, along with one additional count of kidnapping and three counts of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime. The next court appearance for <mask> wasnixed by his attorney. The wrongful death lawsuit was filed against him by the relatives of the shooting victims. Brown filed a civil lawsuit against him. He pleaded guilty to seven counts of murder, two counts of kidnapping and one count of criminal sexual assault and was sentenced to seven consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole. At his sentencing, his defense said there were no other victims to be found, but he has since admitted to at least two other murders.He hasn't given authorities the details as of August. The Broad River Correctional Institution is where he is currently imprisoned. The victims' families were given the proceeds from the August 2020 auction of some of <mask>'s belongings. There is a list of serial killers in the United States.

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title: Frank Judd, Baron Judd

texts: <mask> was a British Labour politician. He was a Senior Fellow of Saferworld from 1994 to 2002 and a Trustee from 2002 to 2015. He was a member of the Advisory Board at the Centre for Human Rights and the Commission on Diplomacy at the London School of Economics. He was a member of two trade unions. The son of the late <mask>, CBE and <mask> was born in March 1935. He attended the City of London School and the London School of Economics. He joined the Labour Party at the age of 15 because of his mother's activism and his father's internationalism.<mask> was on a Short Service Commission from 1957 to 1959 in the Royal Air Force. He became Secretary-General of the International Voluntary Service in 1960 and is credited with overseeing a significant period of expansion. <mask> began a career in politics after leaving his position at IVS. <mask> lost to the incumbent in the Conservative seat of Sutton and Cheam in 1959 and the Labour candidate in the Conservative seat of Portsmouth West in 1964. He became a Member of Parliament in 1966 after his party won a large majority in the House of Commons. He held the position of Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Local Government until 1970. Although Labour lost power nationally at the general election, he held on to his seat by just 955 votes.The leader of the opposition from 1970 to 1972 was Harold Wilson. From 1970 to 1973, he was a member of the British Parliamentary Delegation to the Council of Europe. He was a member of Labour's Front Bench Defence Team from 1972 to 1974. <mask> won the new seat of Pompey North with a majority of only 320 votes in the February 1974 general election. <mask> became Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence (Navy) at the Ministry of Defence after the Labour Party returned to power. He served as the Minister of State for the Ministry of Overseas Development until the following year. He was the Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs from 1977 to 1979.Labour were defeated by the Conservatives in a new general election in 1979 after the government lost a vote of no confidence. <mask> lost his seat to a Conservative. On 10 June 1991 <mask> was made a life peer, Baron <mask>, of Portsea in the County of Hampshire. He was an opposition front bench spokesman on foreign affairs and defence. He was the principal spokesman on education and overseas development co-operation. The Joint Committee on Human Rights was chaired by <mask> from 2003 to 2007. He was a member of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly from 1997 to 2005, where he became the rapporteur on Chechnya.<mask> was interviewed in 2012 by The History of Parliament. He was a member of the EU Justice Sub Committee. From 1985 to 1991, <mask> was the Director of Voluntary Service Overseas. He was the chairman of the World Economic Forum Conference on the future of South Africa in 1990 and 1991. He was the National President of YMCA England from 1996 to 2005. He was the President of the Friends of the Royal Navy Museum from 2002 to 2012. He became a patron of a number of universities in 2012 after becoming President of the Friends of the Lake District.He became a life member of the court. From 1982 to 2012 <mask> was a governor at the London School of Economics. In 1995 <mask> became a freeman of the City of Pompey. He was made an Honorary Fellow of the University of Lancaster in 2015. He received degrees from a number of universities. He was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 1988. <mask> and Christine Elizabeth Willington had two daughters.He was listed in Who's Who as relaxing in the countryside, family holidays, enjoying music, opera, theatre and film. He was a member of the league. He died at the age of 86. In addition, <mask> wrote articles and papers about current affairs. The History of Parliament oral history project has links to the Times Guide to the House of Commons.

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