title: William Muir

texts: The Principal of the University of Edinburgh and Lieutenant Governor of the North-West Provinces of British India was a Scottish Orientalist named Sir <mask>. He was the son of a merchant and a woman named Helen Macfie. <mask> was his older brother. He graduated from the universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. He joined the Bengal civil service. During the Mutiny he was in charge of the intelligence department in Agra, as well as being secretary to the governor of the North-West Provinces. He was made foreign secretary in 1865.He was knighted in 1867. He became lieutenant-governor of the North Western Provinces in 1868. In 1868, after being criticized for the poor relief effort during the Orissa famine, the British began to discuss famine policy, and in 1874, <mask> became a member of the Viceroy's Council. James Thomason was a mentor to <mask> and later wrote an influential biography of him. Through his efforts, the central college at Allahabad, known as Muir Central College, was built and endowed. The college became part of the university. The president of the Royal Asiatic Society was elected in 1884.He was elected principal of the University of Edinburgh in 1885 and held the post until 1903. He married Elizabeth Huntly, daughter of James Wemyss, and they had 15 children. He is buried in Dean Cemetery. The lower southern terrace is where the grave is located. <mask> was a scholar of Islam. The history of Muhammad and the early caliphate was his main area of expertise. A Life of Mahomet and History of Islam to the Era of the Hegira are his main books.The Rede lecture was on The Early Caliphate and Rise of Islam. "A Life of Mahomet and History of Islam to the Era of the Hegira" was published in four volumes. The book received attention from both literary and missionary circles. Sayyid Ahmad Khan would respond. His knowledge of Arabic was praised by his contemporary reviewers. A book by a schoolmaster with no Arabic language skills was the only competing work in Britain at the time. Christian missionaries welcomed the work as an aid to convert Muslims.The book was praised as a "great work", yet questioned its conjectural methodology, particularly the suggestion that Muhammad was inspired by Satan. Aloys Sprenger criticized the author of Islam's origins to "the Devil". He is treading ground and the historian of events and creeds must refuse to follow him according to the British Quarterly Review of 1872. A series of essays on the life of Mohammed and his subjects was written by Syed Ahmad Khan in 1870. Khan praised <mask>'s writing talent and familiarity with Oriental literature, but criticized his reliable sources like al-Waqidi. He said that <mask> was misrepresenting the facts and writing with an animus. The Indian Rebellion of 1857, an unsuccessful uprising against the East India Company, caused written objections to this aspect of Life to be found in the writings of Muslims living inside British India.Many scholars described the work as polemical in the later reviews. W. M. Watt described <mask>'s Life as following the standard Muslim accounts, though not uncritically. Mohammed Hussein Heikal believed that the work was an argumentum ad hominem fallacy. Muhammad was regarded as the Devil's instrument and Muslim society as "barren and bound to remain so" by Albert Hourani. The European Orientalist tradition sought to show that Islam was a corruption, a garbled version of existing monotheisms. Bennett praises it as "a detailed life of Muhammad more complete than almost any other previous book, at least in English," noting that the author wanted to convince Muslims that Muhammad was not worth their loyalty. He combined both evangelical and missionary purposes.Clinton Bennett said that <mask> "chose to resurrect another old Christian theory" when he said that Muhammad may have been affected by a Satanic influence. According to Edward Said, the Life of Mahomet and The Caliphate are still considered reliable monuments of scholarship despite the conclusion that the main legacy of Islam was a negative one. Said thought that <mask>'s Life was reliable by the 1970s. Historians had long since moved the work of <mask> to the rare-books section of their libraries. The Annals was received with less reservations by the Times reviewer and other newspapers of the day. <mask>'s reputation as a leading scholar on Islam in Britain was established by the Annals. He was used as a poster child by Muslim commentators to dismiss criticism of their society from Western scholars.Syed Ameer Ali declared <mask> to be "Islam's avowed enemy". His stance on the Crusades is illustrative of the evolution of his positions. In his writings of the 1840s, he goaded Christian scholars to verbal warfare against Muslims. While still finding some fault with the former, he praised Saladin for his knightly values. uir's anti-Catholic animus may have played a role in this. In Muslim circles, <mask>'s reputation as an unfair critic of Islam remained strong despite his later writings. Edward Said and his followers were against 19th century Western scholarship on Islam.<mask> was invited to speak at conferences and to publicise Zenana missions because he was a committed Evangelical Christian. "If Christianity is anything, it must be everything," he wrote. Without losing its strength and virtue, it cannot brook a rival or wage war against other faiths. In his official capacity as principal of Edinburgh University, <mask> chaired many meetings of Evangelists at the university, which were organised to support overseas missionary efforts. <mask> founded a Christian village in India. He lectured on the Apology of al-Kindy at the Royal Asiatic Society, presenting it as an important link in a chain of conversions to Christianity, and later he published the translated sources. A proselytising text was published under his name, but it was actually written by a convert to Protestantism.In The Mohammedan Controversy, Daniel Pipes investigated the origin of the phrase "Satanic Verses", and concluded that the earliest occurrence is in the life of Mohamet. The revised edition of 1912 does not include the phrase. The Viceroy of India unveiled a marble statue in his honor at the opening of the college in 1886, but it was still there in 2012 The scheme was dropped due to opposition. He was the brother of the indologist. He married Elizabeth Huntly Wemyss in 1840, and had five sons and six daughters, and four of his sons served in India. The Life of Muhammad and History of Islam to the Era of the Hegira Vols were published.Smith, Elder, & Co. Vols. published 1–2 in 1858. The Life of Muhammad is a shortened version of the first two volumes. The life of Muhammad was from original sources. The xi+errata slip was published in 1878. Smith, Elder, and Co. 3rd ed. Smith, Elder, & Co. published a revised ed in 1894. The life of Mohammad from original sources was published in 1912.The end of the Caliphate is known as the Mameluke Dynasty or Slave Dynasty of Egypt. W. M. 1901 translated W. St. Clair-Tisdall. Edinburgh, T and T Clark. The Intelligence Department of the Government of the North-West Provinces of India had records of correspondence with the supreme government. It was 1904. 2 volumes, Edinburgh, T & T Clark. The Family Life of W. & E. H. <mask> in the Fort is a sketch for their children.1896. 59 pp. Privately published. There are essays on the religions of the Hindus and the Mohammedans. Sir <mask> and J. Murray Mitchell. 1901. There is a press in New York.The Lord's Supper is an important witness to the death of Christ. Testimony of the Coran to the Truth of the Christian Religion was a tale of the 19th century. "The Muslim World in British Historical Imaginations: 'Re- thinking Orientalism'?" The British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies has an Attribution link to the deaths of Civil servants from Glasgow.

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title: Bill Ramsey (singer)

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texts: <mask> was an American-German jazz and pop singer, journalist and actor famous for his German-language hits. He returned to Germany after a year of military service in the U.S. Air Force. He was a singer of jazz and pop before he joined the army. He recorded cover versions of English hits, jazz and swing. He presented popular shows on radio and television. The son of a teacher and an advertising manager, <mask> was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was in a college dance band.He studied sociology and business at Yale University from 1949 to 1951 and sang jazz, swing and blues in the evening. Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington and Louis Jordan were his greatest influences. <mask> served with the U.S. Air Force in Germany after compulsory military service was reintroduced in the US. He appeared in clubs during this time period. He was hired to entertain troops after being discovered by an employee of the American Forces Network. <mask> spent more time at festivals when he was an executive producer. Among others, he appeared with band leaders as of 1953.<mask> had an appearance with the jazz pianist and music producer. The musical film Love, dance and 1000 hits was recorded there. After being discharged from the military in 1957, he continued his studies in the U.S. and returned to Frankfurt a year later. Gietz took <mask> under contract in the year that his first single with Polydor was released. It was a small but respectable success and launched the style, with which the man with the black voice would land hits in the future. Anglo American pop music hits were the focus of the music. The Beatles, Fats Domino, Roger Miller, Elvis Presley, Andy Williams, Sheb Wooley, and many others were <mask>'s hits in the 1950s and 1960s.He performed many originals which were composed by Gietz. Kurt Feltz commented on current events in his lyrics. In 1962, <mask> and Gietz signed with Columbia label EMI Group. <mask> was a regular on the German charts in the 1960s. <mask> devoted himself to jazz and blues in the second half of the 1960s. He presented an album with children's songs, as well as musical and beat songs. <mask> switched to Gietz's record company in 1966 and later to Polydor.He was on different labels. <mask> was a pop and jazz singer and guitarist, with whom he released several albums. The German record critics prize was won by Live in the House of Commons. Swingtime was presented on Fridays by <mask> until 2019. He toured with Swing legends in 2008 and 2009. He was a lecturer at the university. In 1999 he had a lead speaking role in an audio play.He appeared as a singer and in comedy roles in film and television. <mask> acted in 28 films and toured through Europe, the US and North Africa. Hits for Schlappohren was one of the television shows he presented. <mask> lived in Zrich for 20 years, later in Wiesbaden, and then in 1991 with his fourth wife Petra. He became a German citizen in 1984. His wife was also his manager. <mask> died on July 2, 2021, at the age of 90.

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title: Juliet Anderson

texts: <mask>, also known as Aunt Peg, was an American porn actress and adult movie producer. Entering the adult movie business relatively late in life, she quickly built a reputation as one of the premier performers in the so-called "Golden Age of Porn", appearing in over seventy films. She returned to adult entertainment in the mid 1990s after starting a new career as a relationship counselor and massage therapist. Judith Carr was the daughter of a jazz trumpet player and an aspiring nurse and was born in Burbank, California. She spent a lot of her youth in the hospital or on bedrest because of her arthritis and Crohn's disease. She attended Long Beach State College as an art major before moving to Hayama, Japan, in 1961, with her then lover, a Navy sailor. A brief marriage to him did not work out, and she spent the next thirteen years in various occupations, including clerical worker, teaching assistant in kindergarten and high school, and English as a Second Language teacher.While living in Miami in 1963, she was secretary to a producer of "nudie" movies and a receptionist at the Burger King home office. According to her website autobiography, she appeared in a sexploitation film in 1963, portraying a police sergeant. She was known as Judith Carr during this time. When she transitioned from 8mm productions to feature films, she used the name <mask>. She has used the stage names of many people. She became involved in the pornography business in 1978 while trying to get into documentary film making after living in Finland from 1971 to 1977. She answered an ad for an actress by Alex de Renzy, who was looking for an actress.Her career took off after she was cast in a movie. During the Swedish Erotica series, she was portrayed as having sex with a niece, who cried out "Oh, Aunt Peg!" <mask> is best known to her fans as the name. <mask> appeared in several pornographic magazine pictures, operated a mail-order business, a casting agency, and made appearances on both radio and television. She combined comedy, sex, and Q&A sessions in her performances. <mask> said that the stage exhibitions were the most gratifying part of her career. Although <mask> portrayed many characters during her movie career, all of them were rambunctious, vibrant and even funny at the same time.She was never accused of faking an orgasm in her films. She was referred to as "the Joan Blondell of porn" by author Charles Taylor. "Her tough, no-nonsense older woman routine would be at home in the margins of any Howard Hawks movie," said Howard Hampton. <mask> left the adult film business in 1985 after signing over distribution rights for the film Educating Nina, under pressure, a video she directed, produced and funded with money she raised from various donors, which featured the debut of future porn superstars. All the investors' money was lost because she never received any income for the film. <mask> was 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 In 1995 Anderson returned to pornography, making new movies as an actress, producer and director.In 1998, she directed and produced Ageless Desire, a hardcore video featuring several over-50 real-life couples, including <mask> and her partner at the time. An X-rated Critics Organization Hall of Fame Award was given in 1999, and a "Lifetime Achievement Actress Award" was given in 2001. <mask> received a Doctor of the Arts from The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. She made one of her last appearances in Dick Ho: Asian Male Porn Star in 2005. <mask> was the manager of her apartment complex in Berkeley, California with four cats. She plans to produce new films even though she no longer works in the adult film industry. In which sexual touching is seen as the play, not foreplay, she worked as a relationship counselor.She wrote articles for magazines and newspapers, as well as contributing to the books The New Sexual Healers: Women of the Light and The Red Thread of Passion. <mask>'s body was discovered by a friend on the morning of January 11, 2010. The friend arrived at <mask>'s residence to take her to a doctor's appointment for a colonoscopy to help her with her disease. He reported that he found <mask> in her bed, with no one in the room that was out of the ordinary. He said that <mask> wanted to be cremated. A memorial was held on January 26, 2010 at the Center for Sex and Culture in San Francisco, where friends she had known in and out of the business, including Nina Hartley, gave testimonials to her kind and warm friendship. <mask> died of a heart attack.Literature Louis Marvin: The New Goddesses features a chapter on <mask>. The golden age of porn has external links. <mask>'s career offers as much to admire as those of John Wayne or Hepburn. Charles Taylor spoke at Salon.com. Graham Hill wrote Sex is no Act: A tribute to <mask>. On the 10th of November 2009. Pornographic film actors from California and Long Beach alumni are some of the people who have died.

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title: Gladys Malvern

texts: <mask> was an American actress, radio script writer, and author. She appeared in the Broadway production of The Man Who Stood Still as a child. <mask> collaborated with her sister on stage. <mask> wrote many historical and biographical novels for young adults, including The Foreigner, According to Thomas and Behold Your Queen! <mask> was born in Newark, New Jersey on July 17, 1897, the daughter of a theater company wardrobe mistress. She was raised in New York, New Jersey, Virginia, and California by her mother. <mask> was three years old when she won her first role on a New York stage.<mask> appeared in The Man Who Stood Still at the Circle Theater when she was 11 years old. <mask> as an ingenue and Corrine as "fairies, babies, witches, and other funny little people" were some of the things <mask> and Corrine did by 1910. <mask> started playing leading roles in traveling stock theater companies at the age of 14. Her fellow troupers said she was the youngest stock leading woman in the business. Until I was twenty-one, home to me was anywhere, hotels, trains, boarding houses, and for my sister and I were stage children. I began to think how nice it would be to have a home like other people, after I decided I didn't like wandering about. <mask> began working at a department store after moving to Los Angeles with her family in the 1920s.<mask> began writing copy for advertising agencies while her sister studied art. <mask> married and then divorced at some point during this time period. <mask> moved back to New York with her sister after the success of her first few novels. During this time in her life, she was quoted as saying that advertising is a very good business. I liked it so much that I stayed with it for twelve years. I continued to write after work because I was very stubborn in this matter. I wrote.I wrote. I sold a book after tearing up many manuscripts. I gave up my advertising job after selling three novels. We sold the lamps and the easy chairs and most of the books, and came blithely to New York. <mask> wrote Curtain Going Up, a biography of 20th-century actress and legend, Katharine Cornell. The Julia Ellsworth Ford Foundation Award was won by <mask> for the historical novel, Valiant Minstrel: The Story of Sir Henry Lauder. The biographies of Joseph Jefferson, Anna Pavlova and Rossini were written by <mask>.She used to write under the names Vahrah von Klopp and Sabra Lee Corbin. There was a potential biographical story for American Girl magazine, but it was never published. It is in the "Performing Arts Research Collection" at the New York Public Library. The Junior Literary Guild had a main selection of Malvern's Behold Your Queen!, a story of the biblical character of Esther. The Foreigner - A Story of Ruth was written by <mask>. She went on to write more than 40 successful historical novels, many of which were illustrated by her sister, who died in 1956. <mask> lived in Weston, Connecticut, until her death in 1962.The Six Wives of Henry VIII and The World of Lady Jane Grey were published posthumously. <mask>'s books went out of print in 1990 and were only found in auctions and the rare book market. Special Edition Books re-issued several Malvern titles in 2011. In 2012 many Malvern titles were re-issued as interactive ebooks by Beebliome Books, including titles such as So Great a Love. According to Thomas, there is a selected bibliography. 1947. R.M. is located in New York.Ann Lawrence is from Old New York. 1947. New York, be your queen! 1951. The Story of Rossini was written by New York, Longmans, Green & Co. 1959 Green Dancing Star: the Story of Anna Pavlova was written in New York.1942. New York, J. MessnerDear Wife. 1953. New York, Longmans, Green and Co.Eric's Girls. 1949. New York, J. MessnerForeigner. In 1954.New York, Longmans, Green & Co. A romance for young moderns is also a pub. In German as Gloria. In 1946. J. Messner, Inc. is located in New York. 1962. Philadelphia, McRae Smith Company.There is a romance for young moderns. 1953. J. MessnerJonica's Island is in New York. In 1945. The company is located in New York. Dodd was born in New York. Mamzelle was written as Vahrah von Klopp.1955. Smith's daughter is in Philadelphia. 1960. Philadelphia, McRae Smith Company. A romance for young moderns. 1951. New York, J. MessnerQueen's Lady.1963. Rhoda of Cyprus is a company in Philadelphia. In 1958. Philadelphia and the McRae Smith Company. 1959 Philadelphia, McRae Smith CompanySaul's daughter. The year 1956.New York, Longmans, Green & Co. 1961. There are six wives of Henry VIII. 1972. New York (posthumous)Vanguard Press, Inc. The year 1956. Philadelphia, McRae SmithTamar.The year 1952. The World of Lady Jane Grey was written by New York, Longmans, Green and Co. 1964. There's always forever in New York. 1957. The story of Sir Harry Lauder was told in New York. 1943.See also The Junior Book of Authors, Second Edition, H., News of the Theaters, Chicago Daily Tribune, January 22, 1907. Notable American Women: the Modern Period, Volume 4, Harvard University Press, 1986 was published by Wilson Publishers.

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title: Vladimir Purishkevich

texts: The monarchist, ultra-nationalist, antisemitic and anticommunist views of <mask>vich were noted. He was considered a loose cannon because of his restless behavior. He was involved in the killing of Grigori Rasputin at the end of 1916. He graduated from Novorossiysk University with a degree in classical philology. He moved to Saint Petersburg around 1900. He became a member of the Russian Assembly group. He helped organize the Black Hundreds as a militia to help the police fight left-wing extremists during the Russian Revolution of 1905.He was one of the founding members of the Union of the Russian People. The Union of the Archangel Michael was founded after a disagreement with Alexander Dubrovin. The charming, unstable man who could not stay a single minute in one place was elected as a deputy of the second, third and fourth Imperial Dumas for the Bessarabian and Kursk province. He gained fame for speaking on the 1st of May with a red carnation in his fly. He was a supporter of sacerdotal autocracy and Russification. He perceived the Jews to be the "vanguard of the revolutionary movement" and caused his hostility to the Jews. They should be deported to Kolyma.He believed that the "Kadets, socialists, the intelligentsia, the press and council of university professors" were all under the control of Jews. During the war, he became critical of the performance of the government but not of the Tsar. On November 3, 1916, <mask> went to Mogilev and talked with Nicolas II. The phrase "ministerial leapfrog" was invented by <mask> after he gave a speech in the Duma. He compared the two. "An obscure moujik shall govern Russia no longer!" was how Purishkevich stated that the monarchy was becoming discredited. We can't win while Rasputin is alive.Felix Yusupov was impressed by the speech. He visited the man who agreed to participate in the killing of Rasputin. The Grand Duke joined the conspiracy. Samuel Hoare is the head of the British Secret Intelligence Service in Petrograd. A wealthy person organised a medical aid that went up and down to the Eastern Front to deliver wounded soldiers to the hospitals. On the evening of December 16, 1916, the conspirators gathered in the Moika Palace and killed Rasputin. A policeman on duty on the other side of the Moika heard the shots and was sent away.The policeman arrived half an hour later and was invited into the palace. The man told the man that he had shot the man and asked him to keep it quiet. They were going to burn Rasputin's possessions. The fur coat, rubber boots, and gloves were put on by Sukhotin. It is believed that the palace was left alive by the man who left with Dmitri and Dr. Lazovert. The conspirators went back to the palace with the larger items because the wife refused to burn the fur coat and boots in the ambulance train. The Sergei Palace was where Yusupov and Dmitri were placed under house arrest.They were able to explain to her what had happened in a letter after she refused to meet them. They left the city at ten in the evening. He was not punished or banned because of his popularity. During the February Revolution in 1917, many right-wingers were arrested, but <mask> was the only former national Black Hundred leader to maintain an active political life in Russia. The revolution meant that he had to moderate his politics. He called for the abolition of the Soviets and the abolition of the Duma. He wanted a military dictatorship in August 1917 but was released after being arrested.He and Vinberg formed an underground monarchist organisation after the failed putsch. He organized the "Committee for the Motherland's Salvation" during the October Revolution. He was with a group of people. The Hotel Russia was where he was living at the time. He had a false passport. The Cossack leader was arrested by the Red Guards for his involvement in a counterrevolutionary conspiracy after the discovery of a letter sent by him to him in which he urged him to come and restore order in Petrograd. He was the first person to be tried by the first Revolutionary Tribunal.He won the admiration of his fellow prisoners in the Fortress of St Peter and St Paul when he was sentenced to eleven months of public work and four years of imprisonment with community service. He refrained from any political activity after the mediation of Felix Dzerzhinsky and Nikolay Krestinsky. The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was described in a poem he wrote in jail. He moved to White Army controlled Southern Russia after his release. During the Russian Civil War, he published the monarchist journal Blagovest and returned to his traditional political stance of support for the monarchy, a unified Russia, and opposition to the Jews. He denounced the British policy towards Russia in some of the towns he lectured in. After his death, the People's State Party collapsed after he called for an "open fight against Jewry".The last Denikin's Army to leave Novorossiysk was in 1920. In 1925, a Soviet writer called <mask> the first fascist. He was referred to as a leader of early Russian fascists by Semyon Reznik, who claimed that he was involved in blood libel against Jews and participated in numerous pogroms. Comment j'ai tué Raspoutine is a reference. There are pages in the journal. J. Povolozky is in Paris. It was published as The murder of Ardis.There were politicians from Chiinu who were members of the Union of the Russian People.

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title: Marjory Nicholls

texts: She was a New Zealand poet, teacher and drama producer. She was a well-known personality in Wellington, with interests in theatre, writing and the arts, and was a significant figure in New Zealand poetry and theatre between 1910 and 1930. Nicholls was born in Wellington in 1890. She was the daughter of a prominent actor in the Wellington theatre scene and a Harbour Board Secretary. After graduating from Terrace School, she attended Wellington Girls' College and Victoria University College. She studied Greek, Latin and French in Victoria and became involved with the Edwardian Spike group of writers. The Play Readers' Society in Kelburn and the Women's Debating Society were interests of hers at Victoria.In 1912 and 1913 she was the Vice- President of the Students' Association. The play readers' group was instructed by her father. When the University Dramatic Society began, she produced two plays. She was the first woman to win the Plunket Medal for Oratory at Victoria College. Career <mask> made contacts with the English and European stage when he was in London in 1914. She traveled to a number of countries, including Australia, South Africa, France and India, before returning to Wellington around 1919. She met her husband in India.John Hannah was a merchant of Colombo. She moved to Sri Lanka for the wedding. After the death of her husband, she returned to Wellington, where her family lived and where she became a well-known personality in the arts scene. She wrote poetry, did painting and acted in the repertory theatre. She had studied painting with another person. She traveled to England, France, North America and India. She was a member of the British Drama League and went to summer schools in England to study drama and poetry.She studied theatre in California and New York. The plays were produced by A. The National Repertory Society in Wellington and the Victoria University College Dramatic Society are home to a number of modern playwrights. She taught drama at Wellington Girls' College and elocution at Chilton St James School. A lecture on 'The Literature of New Zealand' was given in the building of the WEA. She was a member of the League of Nations local branch and also of the International Council of Women. In 1929, he attended meetings of the executive of the council in London and was instrumental in the reform of the council in New Zealand.A bus stop accident claimed the life of <mask> on October 1, 1930. An obituary was published in the Evening Post. She was crushed by a bus that reversed and ran over her on a dark street. She was 40 years old when she died. A large attendance at her funeral on 4 October 1930 indicated the esteem and high regard with which Wellingtonians held her. Art in New Zealand and The Spike 1931 had more obituaries. The artworks will be displayed in the woman's common room at Victoria College.Her executors commissioned a portrait painting. There is a painting in the Women's Studies Department at Victoria University of Wellington that is now in storage. After her death at Wellington Girls' College, a speech contest was established. She wrote verse from a young age and published three collections of poetry before her death in 1930. The Victoria University College anthology The Old Clay Patch and The Spike contain most of her poetry. She was included in the 1930 anthology of contemporary New Zealand verse, Kowhai Gold. There is a poem in The New Zealand Mercury.1, No. The Evening Post reproduced her father's poem, 'She Clothed Herself in Dreams', in March 1936. The editor's note in The New Zealand Mercury states that Nicholls' literary achievement is held in high honor in the country. Her husband's initials 'M.L.N.' were used to publish some of her verse. The poem 'Over the Kelburn Hill' was re-written in Pat Lawlor's Wellington in verse and picture in 1955. The Dictionary of New Zealand Biography contains an article written by G.H. Scholefield. The Complete Poems were published by Original Books.In the past two decades, there has been renewed interest in <mask>' life and verse. The Book of New Zealand Women and the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography were written by Beryl Hughes. III was published in 1996. In 2009, New Zealand scholar, poet and publisher Niel Wright edited her Complete Poems in two volumes, with notes published separately that same year. This is a re appraisal of her place in New Zealand poetry during the Georgian and post-war period and a sign of her status as an early feminist writer. Nicholls was a leading New Zealand poet of the decade 1910–1920 according to Wright. She was influenced by a number of people, among them Robin Hyde, Ruth Gilbert and Wright himself.Wright produced a book about the friendship of Schrder and Nicholls. The poetry of E.S. They lived in C.C. Further Notes on the Aotearoa Poet, as well as Review, can be found in 2011. In the summer of 2011, New Zealand poet, critic and editor Mark Pirie wrote on Nicholls' verse on the Tuesday Poem blog and included her poetry in Poetry Notes, the Poetry Archive of New Zealand Aotearoa newsletter. A selection of her poems was made for the University of Toronto Libraries' RPO website. 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title: Kevin McNaughton

texts: <mask> is a Scottish professional football player and coach. A versatile player, McNaughton was also used in a defensive role in the middle of the field. He played for Aberdeen for six years in the Scottish premier league. He spent nine years at the Welsh side and made over 250 appearances. He joined Wigan Athletic on a permanent basis in 2015. In December of last year, after an injury crisis at Forfar Athletic, he reversed his retirement from football and joined as a coach. After winning the Scottish Youth Cup with Aberdeen in 2000–01), he was thrust into the first team at 18 and made his debut in a 2–1 win over St.He had a knee injury in 2002 that kept him out for 12 weeks. Jimmy Calderwood was the new Aberdeen manager and he was able to recover his previous form. During the 2005–06 season, he was linked with moves to Celtic and Fulham, but he remained at Pittodrie. On May 26, 2006 it was announced that he would be joining a Football League Championship side. Although injury robbed him of the chance to take his place in the squad, his form once again earned him a recall to the Scottish national team, and he became an important part of manager Dave Jones's plans as he played in the left full-back position. He scored his first goal for the club on January 27th, 2008 in a 2–1 victory over Hereford, and played in all six matches of the club's run to the 2008 FA Cup Final. He scored his first league goal on the final day of the season in a 3–0 win over Barnsley.The start of the 2008–09 season saw <mask> make his 100th appearance for the club. He missed the first two months of the season because of an ankle injury he sustained in a pre-season friendly against Celtic. After appearing for the club's reserve side, he returned to the first team on 17 October 2009 as an unused substitute during a 1–1 draw with Crystal Palace but suffered a recurrence of the injury kept him out until 17 November 2009. He returned to the line-up on 21 November 2009, but was taken off in the 21st minute for a back injury. The club's medical staff believed that the problem was caused by the back injury that resulted in him being out for two weeks. On December 5, 2009, he played his first 90 minutes of the season in a 1–0 win over the North End. He has played in every league up to and including the game against Barnsley, despite his injury worries.The Player of the Year award was won by <mask>, who was the most consistent defender throughout the 2010–11 season. He collided with an assistant referee on May 2, 2011. He was cleared by the FA after it was ruled that the incident was an accident and that the player had deliberately barged into the official. In their 3–0 loss to Reading in the second leg of the play-offs, McNaughton was the captain for the first time. In Mark Hudson's absence, <mask> was named the stand-in captain. He made his two hundredth league appearance for Cardiff in a 1–0 win overNottingham Forest on November 26, 2011. He was part of the team that lost on penalties in the League Cup final.The 400th league appearance for McNaughton was a goalless draw at the Seagulls. In 2012–13, McNaughton started over half of City's games. The club has confirmed that he has been offered a new deal. A new one-year contract extension was signed by McNaughton on the 5th of July. The new one-year contract was signed on 7 March. On May 5, 2015, it was announced that McNaughton would be released from his contract at the end of the season. On September 27 of last year, McNaughton joined Bolton on a 28-day emergency loan deal.He made his first appearance for the club four days later in a goalless draw with the local rivals. After becoming the club's first choice right-back, he scored his first goal for the club in the 1–1 draw with Charlton Athletic on 21 December, his first goal in the League since 2008. He was on a loan in July. On August 4, 2015, McNaughton joined Wigan Athletic. The 2016 close season saw the signing of McNaughton to Inverness Caledonian Thistle. In August of 2016 McNaughton had an injury. He retired from football at the age of 34.However, before the match, Vogts told the media in a press conference that he wouldn't be playing as he was too nervous. His first cap was against Nigeria. He was taken out of the game at half-time. In 2007, McNaughton claimed that Vogts had set his career back by two years. He won his fourth cap in a match against the Czech Republic in May 2008 after moving to Wales. After an injury crisis at Forfar Athletic, <mask> joined the team as a coach and later became a player. He made his debut for Forfar in a loss to Alloa Athletic.His contract allowed him to keep his assistant manager role at Forfar after he left his playing role. As of April 2020, he was a youth team coach. The career statistics were updated after the match. The players are fromCardiff City F.C. Wigan Athletic F.C. has players. The players are from the F.C. Footballers from Scotland and England play in the English Football League.Football players from the Scottish Professional Football League. The players are from Kirriemuir Thistle F.C. Forfar Athletic F.C. has players. The players are from the Scottish Junior Football Association. The FA Cup Final players are not playing.

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title: Alice Everett

texts: <mask> was a British astronomer and engineer who grew up in Ireland. She contributed to the field of television. When she began working at the Royal Observatory in January 1890, she was the first woman to be paid for her work. When her father was appointed as Professor of Natural Philosophy at Queen's University, Belfast, she was two years old. Her father would stay in the post for thirty years. She was a prize student at the Methodist College. The only way to get a university education in Ireland for women was through the Royal University of Ireland.Female students were allowed to take lectures in preparation for the Royal University exams at Queen's College. The college refused to grant the scholarship to a woman after she was awarded first place in the first-year science exams. In 1886, he moved to the all-women's college in Cambridge. She was awarded a Master of Arts degree from the Royal University in 1889 after sitting and passing honours in mathematics and mathematical physics. She passed the Mathematical Tripos at Cambridge University in 1889. The university wouldn't grant degrees to female students until 1928. The beginning of a ground-breaking career in astronomy was marked by the end of <mask>'s university education in 1889.The employment of women in astronomy was difficult because of the UK Civil Service rules. In 1890 the Astronomer Royal William Christie was interested in employing the highly educated women that began graduating from English universities and he got round the regulation by paying them as supernumerary computers and not putting them on the permanent payroll. Four women were employed by him as second assistants who undertook both observations and computing. The first woman to work for the Royal Observatory was hired by him. The international Carte du Ciel project was a part of the Astrographic Department at Greenwich. She was trained to use the observatory's new telescope to take photographs, as well as her work as a computer. The plates were measured, the co-ordinates of the stars were calculated, and the data for the catalogue was reduced.The Prime-Meridian-defined Airy Transit Circle was also made observations for the Transit Department. Annie Russell began work at the Royal Observatory in September after being persuaded by her friend to apply. Russell and <mask> sat and passed the difficult Tripos examination together after attending the same college. Russell and Elizabeth Brown tried to get elected to the Royal Astronomical Society. None of the women were admitted because they fell short of the required votes. The nomination of Isis Pogson was rejected in 1886. They joined and contributed to the BAA.Her work would be published in a number of places. After five years at a low paying job, he decided to look for something else. She obtained a three-year temporary post at the Astrophysical Observatory of Potsdam after failing to get a position at the Dunsink Observatory. In 1895, she became the first woman to work in an observatory in Germany and continued to work on the Carte du Ciel project. In 1897 she helped measure the positions of 22,000 stars by using photographic chart-plates. She left Potsdam in July 1899. She wrote two papers with Mary Whitney after moving to the United States for a year at the observatory of Vassar College.The director of the Lick Observatory wanted to hire her but couldn't get the funds. In 1900, she returned to London to focus on the field of optics. At the age of 35, her career came to an end. When she helped her father translate an article in German on optical glass, her interest in optics was sparked. She assisted her father with his research until his death in 1904. The first paper by a woman to appear in the journal of the Physical Society of London was written by her father in 1903. There were few opportunities for women in this field of science.Many women were able to enter the workforce after the First World War due to the lack of regular paid work. At the age of fifty-two, he joined the staff of the National Physical Laboratory. She retired at the age of 60 in 1925. Engineering and television Retirement would be the third strand of his technical career. In the late 1920s, <mask> took and passed wireless and electrical engineering exams. One of the women who may have been present at the demonstration of the first television image by John Logie Baird may have developed an interest in the new field of television. In September 1927, he became a member of the newly established Television Society.In the late 1920s and early 1930s, <mask> became involved with the Baird Television Company and Television Society, and in 1933 they applied for a joint patent. She would continue to contribute to the field of television for the rest of her life. She received a civil list pension of £100 in recognition of her contributions to the field of physics. She left her library of scientific books to the Television Society after she died. There were 20th-century British women scientists and Irish women mathematicians.

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title: Elizabeth Tilley

texts: One of the passengers on the historic 1620 voyage of the Mayflower and a participant in the first Thanksgiving in the New World was <mask>. Although she was the youngest child, she is believed to be the only one who survived the voyage. She married fellow passenger John Howland and had ten children and 88 grandchildren. She and her husband have millions of descendants. <mask> was christened in August of 1607 in Henlow, England. She was the youngest of five children. She had an older step- sister, Joan, from her mother's first marriage to Thomas Rogers.She is thought to have moved with her parents and uncle to the Netherlands when she was a small girl. Edward's ward may have had a member. "John Tillie, and his wife; and <mask>, their daughter, were listed in William Bradford's memoirs on the Mayflower and in the New World." During the journey, <mask> would have been 13 years old. The Mayflower left England on September 16th, 1620. The small, 100 foot ship had 102 passengers and a crew of 30–40 in cramped conditions. By the second month out, the ship was being buffeted by strong westerly gales, causing the ship's timbers to be badly shaken with caulking failing to keep out sea water, and with passengers, even in their berths, lying wet and ill.What would be fatal for many, especially the majority of women and children, would be attributed to a lack of proper ration and unsanitary conditions for several months. Two people died on the way, a crew member and a passenger. After about 3 months at sea, and a month of delays in England, they spotted the Cape Cod Hook. They were forced to return to the harbor at Cape Cod hook after several days of trying to get to the Colony of Virginia. The Compact was signed that day. <mask> was <mask>'s father. <mask> was present at the first meeting between the Pilgrims and Native Americans after arriving in the New World.<mask>'s parents and uncle died in the first winter. <mask> was taken in by the Carver family. John Howland, the Carvers' servant, became their ward after the elder Carvers died. <mask> married John Howland a few years after they arrived in the New World. She and John had ten children, all of whom would live to adulthood. One of the few original Pilgrims to live to see King Philip's War was <mask>. The children of John and <mask> died in October of 1683.She DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch She was buried in Massachusetts. John died in Barnstable after June 18, 1699. He married Mary Lee in October of 1651 and had ten children. Hope died in Barnstable on January 8, 1683. She had twelve children with John Chipman. She was buried in Massachusetts.<mask> died in Oyster Bay, New York in October 1683. On September 13, 1649. He passed away on December 12, 1649. John Dickinson had nine children. Lydia died in January of 1711. She had four children with James Brown. Hannah was born in 1637.She DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Joseph died in January 1703 in Plymouth. He married <mask> in December of 1664 and had nine children. He died on February 21, 1711/12. He had eleven children with Bethiah Thatcher. Ruth died before October 1679. She had three children with Thomas Cushman.On November 15, 1649, he was born in Plymouth and died in Middleboro on March 9, 1723/4. He had eight children and was married by 1677. He was buried in Massachusetts. John and <mask> founded one of the three largest Mayflower progenies and their descendants have been associated with both the Boston Brahmins and Harvard's intellectual aristocracy of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Notable figures of their direct descendants include the U.S. presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and George W. Bush. And Chevy Chase. President and founder of the Latter Day Saint movement Joseph Smith, his wife Emma Hale, and President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, William Howland are all musicians.

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title: Jock Kane

texts: <mask> was a Scottish whistle blower who was prevented from publishing two books about corruption at the GCHQ. <mask> worked as a radio operator for the Royal Air Force in Europe during World War II before joining GCHQ. <mask> was concerned about the lack of security when he was working with GCHQ in Hong Kong. The report on <mask>'s complaints was never published after he retired. GCHQ: The Negative Asset was banned in 1984 after <mask> wrote a second memoir, The Hidden Depths of Treachery. <mask> worked as a school bus driver after retiring from GCHQ. <mask>'s mother died in childbirth when he was two years old.He was educated at St Patrick's High School in Coatbridge after being raised by his father and aunts. <mask> had two sons with his first wife, who he married in 1949. The two met in Greece, where <mask> was a member of the Greek Resistance. During the Second World War, she was imprisoned for helping to evacuate Allied soldiers stranded there after the Battle of Greece. Cynthia was <mask>'s second wife. <mask> moved to Barton on Sea in Hampshire after marrying Cynthia, where he worked as a milkman and school bus driver. <mask> joined the Royal Air Force in 1939 and worked as a radio operator.During the Battle of the Atlantic, the RAF Kane was tasked with calibrating radar signals to help combat the threat of German submarines to Allied shipping. <mask> was sent to occupied Yugoslavia and Greece in 1944 after serving in North Africa and Italy. <mask> was recruited by GCHQ in November 1946, after leaving the air force. He was posted to a station in Fife, Scotland. De-coded intelligence material would be supplied by Hawklaw to the X-Station. The Soviet Union and its allies were the target of <mask>'s attempts to intercept Hawklaw during the Cold War. The material collected at Hawklaw would be forwarded to the National Security Agency for further analysis.The British Y-stations monitored the radio communications of Soviet naval vessels. <mask> served with GCHQ in a number of places. He retired from GCHQ in 1978. <mask> had been working for GCHQ for more than 25 years and had worked in almost every section of the organisation. <mask> uncovered fraud in GCHQ in 1973. Staff on training courses collected their full allowance over the weekend when they were already home. In Little Sai Wan in Hong Kong, <mask> found employees renting apartments at lower rates than their rent allowance, then submitting false invoices for the higher amount, and sharing the difference with their Chinese landlords.<mask> worked in Hong Kong for a while. <mask> found that senior management at GCHQ were not interested in his complaints. <mask> believed that these activities could expose staff to blackmail. 150 people were arrested for espionage in Hong Kong in the 70s and 80s. The loss of secret documents and the collection of material from wastepaper baskets by Chinese cleaners were allegations that he had made. GCHQ's security was one of the targets of <mask>'s allegations. <mask> said that there was no record of the number of copies taken.Too many people had access to highly classified material, and staff were often found in high-security areas without the necessary clearance. <mask> had meetings with the Special Branch, the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Security Commission, and the Member of Parliament after he was criticized by his GCHQ colleagues for taking security too seriously. <mask>'s complaints were advanced by Warren to the Prime Minister. A senior civil servant from the Home Office was appointed to investigate <mask>'s complaints. The report was never published. The new Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, described <mask>'s allegations as "unfounded" to Parliament, which led to a hint to a journalist that his report had not concluded that <mask>'s allegations were without foundation. The June 1980 episode of World In Action, titled <mask>'s Campaign, was dedicated to <mask>'s revelations and campaign for stricter security at GCHQ in Hong Kong.The Independent Broadcasting Authority restricted the programme from being broadcast. <mask>'s memoir, GCHQ: The Negative Asset, was seized by the Special Branch. Robert Hale was served with an injunction to prevent its publication. <mask> denied leaking the manuscript to the newspaper, but the details of the manuscript were published in The Washington Post in 1985. Police officers from the Special Branch traveled to New York to seize manuscripts and copies of the Negative Asset from the publisher in London. An injunction was served on the publishers of <mask>'s memoir, The Hidden Depths of Treachery. <mask> wrote two books after he failed to end what he believed was a widespread existence of fraudulent activities in GCHQ.<mask>'s actions took place alongside the ABC trial and the Geoffrey Prime affair. <mask> gave information to the defendants in the trial. The "ring of truth" was given to <mask>'s criticisms by these events. <mask> appeared on the British Intelligence episode of the Channel 4 discussion programme After Dark in July 1988. He talked to the former home secretary about why he had been targeted by the authorities and said that he had gone through three days of intense questioning. I was not arrested or charged. There is a list of people who worked for the Royal Air Force during World War II.

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title: Wang Guangmei

texts: <mask>'s husband was the President of the People's Republic of China from 1959 to 1968. <mask> was born in 1921 and grew up in a prominent Chinese family. Her parents were both government ministers and diplomats. She obtained a degree in physics from the Catholic University of Peking in Beijing after studying French, Russian and English. She studied at an American missionary university and was described as a sophisticated woman. She wanted to go to the U.S. to get a full scholarship from the Department of Atomic Physics at the University of Chicago. She was invited to serve as an English translator in the Spring Festival of 1946, by the Communist Party of China.She became acquainted with the leaders of the Working Committee of Fu Jen Catholic University of the Communist Party of China because she was in contact with them on the eve of victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War. <mask> was an interpreter for George Marshall when he tried to negotiate a truce between the Nationalist government and the Communist rebels. She was accused of being an American spy after she gained the admiration of many Americans. At the age of 24, she met a man she had previously been married to five times. After the Communists took power in 1949, she was named a key deputy to Chairman Mao. The second-most powerful man in the country was named Chinese President in 1959. <mask> became a very visible diplomatic companion to the president after he became president.<mask> was known in China as its beautiful, articulate, sophisticated first lady. State visits to Afghanistan, Burma, Pakistan, and Indonesia were done by the couple in the early 1960s. After the Great Leap forward, Mao's development programme of 1958–61, she joined a work team investigating corruption in the countryside. The Cultural Revolution was instigated by Chairman Mao. <mask> headed a work team to restore order among the students at Tsinghua University when the Red Guards erupted into prominence. She came under attack from her opponent who accused her of being a counterrevolutionary. Her husband was accused of being a capitalist roader by Mao.Jiang Qing, Mao's wife, was growing politically ambitious and <mask>'s public role had antagonized her. At Jiang's instigation, the Red Guards forced <mask> to wear a dress made of ping-pong balls, silk stockings, high heels, and a necklace made out of ping-pong balls, as proof of her bourgeois lifestyle. After being put under house arrest, <mask> was imprisoned. Four of her children were punished. During the cultural revolution, <mask> was kept in the dark about her family's fate. After four years, her children asked Mao for permission to see their parents. <mask> learned of her husband's death through Mao's consent, that their father is dead but they may see the mother.The Gang of Four, who were blamed for the excesses of the Cultural Revolution, were put on trial just before <mask> was released from prison. <mask> received compensation for her suffering during the Cultural Revolution after her election to the Fifth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. She regained her personal freedom and status in December of the same year. She was the Director of the Foreign Affairs Bureau of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. During the trial of the Gang of Four, she was a victim of Jiang Qing's persecution. <mask> became a permanent member of the National People's Political Consultative Conference. 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She donated her family's valuable antiques, a few dating back to the Qing and Song dynasties, to charity and donated the proceeds to the "Hope Project". She received the third "China Population Award" in 1998. Her health deteriorated after she underwent another operation. She left the post of planning director in 2005.On October 13, 2006 <mask> died. There is a military hospital in Beijing. Her funeral took place at the Babaoshan Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery in Beijing. The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation selected her as the winner of the 2nd China "Poverty Elimination Award" four days after her death. Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan held a memorial service for her on October 24th. The <mask> family has four children. She had a son who was an officer in the People's Liberation Army.A graduate of Boston University and Harvard Business School, her daughter is the chairman and president of the Asia Link Group. The Wang Guangmei and Peach Garden Experience was written by Timothy Cheek, Klaus Mhlhahn, and Hans J. The Chinese Communist Party : A Century in Ten Lives was written by Van de Ven. The New York Times reported on <mask>, the former First Lady of China, who died in October of 2006 at the age of 85.

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title: Friedrich Weber (general)

texts: <mask> was a German general in World War II. He fought in Africa and the Eastern Front. In January 1945, he was the commander of the fortress division. <mask> was born in the Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine on March 31, 1892. The French culture was discouraged by the Imperial German administration in favor of High German. It required the use of German in schools in areas that it considered to be German-speaking. French was only allowed to be used in primary and secondary schools in certain areas, such as Chteau-Salins and the surrounding arrondissement, as well as in the local administration.The French name was changed to Salzburg due to the risk of confusion with the better-known Salzburg, so that the French name form was reintroduced and was not affected by the wave of Germanization in 1915. <mask>'s father was an imperial notary. He studied law after graduating from high school. He joined his father's corps on July 15, 1911. He studied economics at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universitt Heidelberg. At the beginning of the First World War, he joined the 2nd Foot. The Fuartillerie-Regiment was part of the Bavarian Army.On the Aisne, near Artois and Ypres, he fought in the battles of Verdun and Reims as an officer. He was Oberleutnant at the end of the war and received the Iron Cross and Military Merit Order IV for his services. <mask> joined Freikorps Epp in 1919 and contained a number of famous people, including the "Hero of Narvik" Eduard Dietl. He was accepted into the Reichswehr in the same year. <mask> had four sons. He came to Amberg for training in the 20th battalion. He was promoted to captain on April 1, 1928.He became company commander in 1930. In 1935, Minenwerfer-Kompanie was the commander of the 3rd battalion of the 20th Infantry Regiment. He became a member of the old comradeship "von der Pfordten" when his corps was suspended during the Nazi era. <mask> was the leader of the invasion of Western Europe in the Second World War and was thelieutenant colonel. The fortress area of Rotterdam was penetrated on May 17, 1940. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross was awarded to <mask> on June 8, 1940. He was promoted to Oberst on October 1, 1940.He was the commander of the 256th Infantry Division in the Eastern Front from January 4 to February 14, 1942. He took over the 334th Infantry Division immediately after it was sent to Tunisia. He was involved in the attack on Medjez el Bab and Beja at the head of Korpsgruppe Weber, along with elements of the Hermann Gring Division and the 10th Infantry Division. The northern horn, with most of the tanks, was to advance on the route from Mateur to the west of Medjez. The second group was to attack from Goubellat towards Sloughia and Oued Zarga and the third group was to attack the British at Mejez El Bab. Before the Afrikakorps surrendered in April 1943, he was supposed to inform Hitler of the grievances in Africa, but was turned away by field marshal Keitel and dismissed as commander. He was promoted to Generalmajor on January 1, 1943.Generalmajor <mask> commanded the 298th Infantry Division in the Soviet Union on November 20, 1943. He was the commander of the 131st Infantry Division until the end of October 1944, when he succeeded General Meyer-Brdorf. <mask> was appointed commander of the Festung Division "Warsaw" on December 20, 1944 and was promoted to Lieutenant General on July 1, 1944. He led his men back to the German main battle line, taking all the wounded with them and breaking through the front, which was already 60 kilometers away. <mask> was relieved of his command on January 25, 1945 for abandoning the Polish capital. <mask> was sentenced to three years in prison. The execution was put on hold for a year.<mask> was a US prisoner of war from May 8, 1945, until June 26, 1947. He pursued a lot of activities after his release. He became involved in adult education in 1949. He took over the management of the adult education center in 1951. He was a member of the main committee of the Bavarian Adult Education Association. The contemporary history education center was founded in 1961. He was the chairman of the Deggendorf student association for a long time.<mask> died on September 2, 1972 in Deggendorf. The <mask> family had four sons. Iron Cross, 2nd and 1st classes are awarded. The Cross of Honor was used during the World War. The award is for 24 years of service. Anschluss medal was awarded in 1938. The medal has a clasp.There is a Badge in black and silver. The Commander in Chief of the Army gave a certificate of appreciation. The commander of Infanterie-Regiment 481 was the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. There is a German Cross in gold. The Infantry Badge is an assault Badge. There is a medal for the eastern part of the country. The medal of military bravery is in silver.The Bey of Tunisia has a grand officer's cross. The title is Africa Cuff. The Federal Cross of Merit was presented to the first class. The Order of Merit of the Bavarians. The Transrhenania Corps has an honor armband. The City of Deggendorf has a golden citizen medal. The author is Samuel W., Jr.The German Order of Battle. The first volume deals with the 1st - 290th Infantry Divisions in WWII. The United States of America: Stackpole Books. There is a pg. The book is titled "183–305." Samuel W., Jr. was named in 2007. The German Order of Battle.In WWII, there were named Infantry Divisions and Special Divisions. The United States of America: Stackpole Books. There is a pg. The book is titled "41-235." Lieutenant generals of the German Army were recipients of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany during World War II.

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title: Samar Mubarakmand

texts: Dr. <mask> was born inUrdu. Pakistan's nuclear physicist is known for his research in the field of nuclear physics. The director of the test teams responsible for the Pakistan's first atomic tests came to public attention. He was the project director of the Pakistani missile research and development program and supervised the development of the Shaheen-I missile. The founding chairman of Nescom was <mask>. He was appointed by the Government of Pakistan to help with the project. He is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Punjab Mineral Company.On 17 September 1942, <mask> <mask> was born to a family from East Punjab. He graduated from St. Anthony's High School in 1956. He studied physics at Government College University after passing the university entrance exams. He obtained a Bachelor of Science in physics in 1960 with a concentration in experimental physics and a minor in mathematics. At the National Games of Pakistan, <mask> was an avid swimmer. He built an experimental apparatus for his master's thesis. He performed an experiment that was witnessed by a nuclear physicist as part of his master's program.<mask> was invited to Oxford University to resume studies in experimental physics by Wilkinson, who spoke highly of his work. <mask> obtained a Master of Science (MSc) in physics in 1962, after he published his thesis. He got a scholarship to study at Oxford University after joining the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission. He joined the group led by Wilkinson after being admitted there. Mubarakmand was part of the team that commissioned the particle accelerator at Oxford. After returning to Pakistan, Mubarakmand built a linear accelerators after learning about it at Oxford. Mubarakamand was a member of the Oxford University Cricket Club.A Doctor of Philosophy was awarded to Mubarakmand in 1966 after he finished his PhD in experimental particle physics. Mubarakmand joined the faculty of GCU as an assistant professor of physics in 1966. He was a professor at GCU from 1974 to 1977. After returning to Pakistan, <mask> joined the physics department at the Pakistan Institute of Nuclear Science and Technology (PINSTECH), where he did post-doctoral research. He joined the Nuclear Physics Group in 1967. Mubarakmand built his reputation among his senior scientists at PAEC by applying chemical engineering to applications. The NPG worked towards engineering problems involving reactor physics and methods involving gas centrifuges, but the group did not last long when Qureshi joined the RIAD.During the 1971 war and atomic bomb project, Mubarakmand was assigned to the Nuclear Physics Division, led by Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad, where he immersed himself in work on the physics calculations of implosion method nuclear weapons. The Fast Neutron Physics Group was established by PAEC after India conducted a surprise nuclear test in 1974. The first director of Mubarakmand was due to his expertise in chemical engineering and experimental physics. The FNPG helped design the neutron reflector. He collaborated with Hafeez Qureshi to help conclude the calculation of the power produced by the neutrons after the detonation process. In 1973, Mubarakmand began the work on calculations involving the'relativity of simultaneity', a key concept involving investigating detonation of the weapon from several points at the same time. The work was passed to theTPG because it involved complex ideas of theoretical physics and Albert Einstein's Special and General relativity.In 1978, Mubarakmand built a linear particle accelerator at PINSTECH. The establishment of domestically developed supercomputer facilities at PINSTECH was witnessed by him. Due to his experience in experimental physics, Mubarakmand was appointed director of the Diagnostic Group, a secretive division at PAEC that was charged with conducting experimental tests of atomic weapons and responsible for the countdown of the detonation process. A comprehensive work of civil engineering that took place for potential tests sites was completed in a short period of time. On 11 March 1983, Mubarakmand led the testing teams to supervise the first 'cold' test. The blast effect was determined by the Theoretical Physics Group after the experiment was supervised by Mubarakmand. In 1987, Mubarakmand was posted at the secret Directorate for Technical Development, which developed the triggering mechanism for the fission weapon.He collaborated with other people. He once described them as smart. They were trained very thoroughly in the development of a weapon's necessary materials. After a 3-dimensional geological survey was completed in 1978, Mubarakmand first visited the Chagai Hills with Ishfaq Ahmad and other scientists from divisions. The Prime Minister was guided on experimental physics and test preparations by the Member (Technical) at PAEC. The Pokhran-II tests conducted by India in 1998 were evaluated by Mubarakmand. At the National Security Council's Cabinet Committee on National Security, Mubarakmand backed Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan's strong advocacy for conducting the tests.In May 1998 Mubarakmand supervised the assembly of all five nuclear devices in Chagai, Pakistan. Mubarakmand walked a total of 5 km back and forth in the hot tunnels checking and re-checking the devices and cables which would be forever buried under the concrete. On May 28, 1998, Mubarakmand led the counting of the tests. After India conducted Pokhran II, PM Nawaz called <mask> Mubarakmand to the Prime Minister House to inquire about Pakistan's readiness for a nuclear test. Ishfaq Ahmad was cleared by the Prime Minister and Mubarakmand was the leader of the small team of academic scientists that supervised the plutonium fission weapon. In 2005, Mubarakmand talked about his memories in an interview with Hamid Mir's Capital Talk television show, recalling the PAEC's role in the atomic bomb project priority dispute. The founding director of the National Defence Complex bureau initiated the work on the Shaheen-I and gathered support for the program.The program was funded by the military. The solid-fuel rocket booster was developed by Mubarakmand. In response to India's Integrated Guided Missile Development Program, the Pakistan Ministry of Defence initiated a spin-off missile program in 1987. A team of engineers led by Mubarakmand successfully test fired the Shaheen-I missile in 1999. His team built the key strategic weapon systems. In 2008 <mask> joined the Planning Commission of Pakistan and advocated for peaceful use of their space program. He revealed the work on the nation's first satellite in 2009.There were sufficient funds for the defence, nuclear and space programs and the satellite was described as being able to monitor agricultural programs, minerals programs and weather conditions. The satellite was launched in 2011. His relationship with Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan was tense. He sees Dr. Mubarakmand as an expert on electromagnetism. The Provincial Government of Balochistan was assisted by Mubarakmand. Despite strong public criticism by Abdul Qadeer Khan, who described it as "intellectual dishonesty", he lobbied heavily for the implementation of the Thar coal project. The media reported a breakthrough in the project in 2015.The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in the Reko Diq case is the subject of a lawsuit by The Tethyan Cooper Company. A senior official revealed that the "misstatement" of scientist, Dr <mask> Mubarakmand before the Supreme Court tribunal, in 2011, was one of the main reasons behind the Supreme Court Decision On January 7, 2013, when a three-member bench of the apex court, headed by then Chief Justice If The Reko Diq gold mines would bring the country around $2.5 billion a year. He said Reko Diq and other gold reserves will bring in $131 billion to the national exchequer. His statement was used by the tribunal. The Government of Pakistan has bestowed state honors on Mubarakmand for his services to the country. The highest civil honor of Pakistan is the Sitara-e-Imtiaz.He was a Fellow of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences in 2000. The Pakistan Nuclear Society Roll of Honour has Nazir Ahmad as a life member. The journal of Nuclear physics, PINSTECH, has published research on the emission from the bombardment of 58Ni with 14.7 MeV neutrons. Masud Ahmad, M. Anwar, and M. S. Chaudhry were involved in cross-section measurements. There are some differences between the etch pits due to 86Rn and 232 Th  particles. The glass solid state nuclear track detectors were used in the measurement of the + particle fission cross–section of uranium. The glass solid state nuclear track detectors were etched by Hameed Ahmad Khan, R. A. Akbar, A. Waheed and P. Chaudhry.See also Pakistan and weapons of mass destruction.

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title: Bojan Veličković

texts: <mask> is a Serbian mixed martial artist and is currently competing in the Welterweight division. He competed for the UFC, Professional Fighters League, and RFA and was the Welterweight champion. Velikovi began training in martial arts at the age of ten and transitioned to Muay Thai at 14. He began training in martial arts at the age of 22. Velikovi has a record in Muay Thai. He was a gold medal winner in amateur MMA at the FILA World Wrestling Federation before making his professional debut as part of the "Road to the Ring of Fire" reality show. All four fights were won by Velikovi.He was a Welterweight champion in Serbia, where he was born. Velikovi signed with the promotion after his 9–2 professional record. He captured the Welterweight Championship in his final fight before signing with the UFC after losing his promotional debut to Gilbert Smith. The Ultimate Fighting Championship has a 13–3 record and has relocated to Colorado. On April 10, 2016 at UFC Fight Night 86, Velikovi made his promotional debut. He won the fight by unanimous decision. Michael Graves was the next opponent for Velikovi.A majority draw was declared. On December 17, 2016 at UFC on Fox 22, Velikovi faced Sultan Aliev. He lost the fight. The UFC Fight Night 109 was held on May 28, 2017. He won the fight by knockout. The Performance of the Night bonus award was earned by Velikovi. The UFC Fight Night: Struve vs. Volkov was held on September 2, 2017.Jake Matthews faced Velikovi at UFC Fight Night 121. He was released from the promotion after he lost the fight. The Professional Fighters League was formed after the release from the UFC. He advanced from the regular season to the quarterfinals, but was eliminated due to an injury to Abubakar Nurmagomedov. He was knocked out in the second round of the semifinals against Magomed Magomedkerimov. He lost both of his regular season bouts and did not advance to the playoffs in the Professional Fighters League. The Serbian Battle Championship 27 was scheduled to take place on March 14, 2020.Araujo withdrew due to an injury and was replaced by DanilloSantos. The 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 The Serbian Battle Championship 29 will be held on November 7, 2020. He won the fight. The first bout of his three-fight contract was against Emanuel Dawa at OKTAGON 25. He won the fight with a technical knockout. He faced Carlo Prater in his second appearance.He won the fight with a technical knockout. The Oktagon MMA Welterweight Championship will be held on December 4, 2021. He was defeated in the 4th round.


title: Corey Sanders

texts: A South African boxing trainer and former professional boxer is born. The most notable victory of "T-Rex" was an upset knockout against future WBC world champion Oleg Maskaev in 2002, which temporarily derailed Maskaev's plans of fighting for a title. Andrew Golota was one of the notable opponents of <mask>. During his fight with Golota, which saw both fighters trading heavy blows on the inside throughout the fight, <mask> received a gruesome, deep cut above his left eye. Theodore Roosevelt High School where he was All-City lineman in football was where he was born and raised. He turned down college football offers to stay home and take care of his mother, who was sick. He was a student at Montgomery College.After starting boxing at the age of 19, he had a brief amateur career before turning professional a year later. When he fought a series of four-round exhibition bouts against Mike Tyson during a world tour in 2006 to help pay off Tyson's financial debts, he gained widespread media attention. Tyson fought without headgear against the headgeared <mask>, and appeared to be holding back during the bouts to prevent an early end to the show. He lost his seventh fight in a row in December 2007, when he was defeated by Dennis Bakhtov. He has a professional record of 23 wins and 13 losses.

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title: William C. James

texts: <mask> was an officer of the United States Marine Corps with the rank of brigadier general, most noted for his service as chief of staff, 1st Marine Division during the Guadalcanal Campaign and later as commanding officer, Marine Corps Base. <mask> was appointed chief of staff of the 1st Marine Division after spending most of his career in administrative positions. In August of 1942, he sailed with that division to Guadalcanal, but was relieved in September of that year due to poor performance as divisional chief of staff and ordered back to the United States. <mask> spent the rest of his career in administrative positions. After high school, <mask><mask> went to the Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. He was ordered to the Marine Officer's School at Norfolk Navy Yard in Virginia for further officer training after graduating from the Marine Corps in June 1916. <mask> was sent to Santo Domingo in April 1917 for his first tour of duty, lasting until February 1919.He returned to the US as a first lieutenant. <mask> was ordered to Cuba in February 1922 and was stationed at the local Marine barracks until June 1924. He was ordered to the Marine Barracks, Charleston Navy Yard in September of 1926. He was ordered for his second tour of duty in October 1927, but returned to the US one month later. After being promoted to the rank of captain, <mask> spent the summer of 1929 at the Marine Barracks in South Carolina. <mask> was appointed commanding officer of the Marines in July of 1929 and was involved in patrol cruises in the Pacific Ocean. The Marines under his command won the Fleet Trophy.He completed the Field Officers' course at the Marine Corps Schools after leaving Tennessee in August 1931. After graduation, <mask> was promoted to the rank of major and ordered back to Parris Island. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in 1936 and was sent to the Naval War College in Rhode Island for senior course in 1937. After completing the course at Naval War College, <mask> was given command of the Marines in Peking. During the next two years, he faced provocations from the Japanese garrison. <mask> was succeeded by Colonel <mask>. Ashurst in August 1939 and returned to the United States. He was promoted to colonel on August 21, 1939.After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, <mask> was appointed as Military Secretary to the Commandant, Thomas Holcomb, and was stationed at Headquarters Marine Corps in Washington, D.C. He was in charge of the day-to-day operations of the Office of the Commandant, as well as the schedule of the commandant. He was in charge of Marine Corps Public Information. Alexander A. Vandegrift was looking for a replacement for Colonel LeRoy P. Hunt. He asked <mask>, who he knew from his time at Headquarters Marine Corps, and his deputy Keyser. The wives of Keyser and <mask> were related to the wives of Gerald C. Thomas, wife of 1st Marine Division operations officer. <mask> was the chief of staff of the combat division.He joined the 1st Marine division at New Zealand and was involved in the planning for the Guadalcanal Campaign. Due to lack of combat experience, <mask> wasn't promoted to division chief of staff and the rest of the core staff cooperated with Gerald C. Thomas. The relationship between <mask> and Thomas got worse as they were distant relatives. Colonel <mask> was involved in the landing on Guadalcanal in August of 1942 and after the establishment of a forward command post, he tried to coordinate his staff. The loss of confidence was caused by his cautious approach. The only opinion General Vandegrift had was that patrolling was too dangerous. On September 24, 1942, Colonel Thomas relieved Colonel <mask> and ordered him back to the United States.<mask> left Guadalcanal as a bitter enemy of Thomas. <mask> wasn't promoted to brigadier general because Vandegrift recommended him. <mask> had the opportunity to train the men who benefited from his experience during the Guadalcanal Campaign when he assumed command of Marine Corps Base San Diego, California. He was replaced by Matthew H. Kingman at the end of April 1944. He was attached to the staff of the V Amphibious Corps as a deputy chief of staff after he was ordered back to the Pacific. <mask> was attached to the Military Government command on Tinian as the deputy chief civil affairs officer. <mask> was praised by General Frederick V. H. Kimble, Commanding General Tinian Garrison Force, for his cheerful and optimistic attitude in helping the less fortunate.<mask> held the command of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, on Oahu, Hawaii, until June 1945. He was promoted to brigadier general in July 1945 and appointed assistant director of personnel and deputy to Major General Thomas E. Watson at Headquarters Marine Corps. His transfer to Headquarters Marine Corps was a result of his dislike for Gerald C. Thomas, the director of plans and policies. He believed that general Vandegrift was isolated from his old friends by Thomas. <mask> was asked to be his deputy because of his dislike for Thomas. After 30 years of service, General <mask> retired as assistant director of personnel. <mask><mask> died in Daytona Beach, Florida.His son, <mask><mask> Jr., commanded the Mortar platoon during the Marshall Islands campaign. There are references to people from Florence, South Carolina and the Military College of South Carolina.

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title: Graham Kirkham, Baron Kirkham

texts: <mask>, <mask>, is an English businessman, the founder and chairman of sofa retailer DFS. <mask> is one of South Yorkshire's richest men and is a strong supporter of the Conservative Party. He now has a large share in the supermarkets. He bought the Whitby chain of fish and chip shops. The only son of Edlington miner <mask>, he was adopted at the age of three weeks. He wanted to join the Royal Air Force as a pilot after passing the Eleven plus exam. <mask> got a job in a furniture store because he failed to get five O levels.After visiting a few manufacturers in his daily work, he decided that making furniture was relatively easy and that by cutting out the warehouse dealers in the middle of the supply chain, he could sell directly to the public at cheaper prices. <mask> started making furniture upstairs and selling it downstairs after renting a room above a snooker hall. Direct Furnishing Supplies became one of Northern Upholstery's biggest suppliers. <mask> bought Direct Furnishing Supplies after it went bankrupt with debts of over a million dollars. At the time, Northern Upholstery had 63 stores and 2,000 staff. <mask> and his family trusts owned just over half of the shares when the company was floated on the stock market in 1993. The <mask> family were on holiday in 1994 when thieves broke into their home.South Yorkshire's largest armed robbery took place when the burglars bound and gagged the housekeeper and made off with money and jewels. The first drop in profits in 28 years happened in 1998. The profit increase was announced in 2000. <mask> used his family's own funds to take the chain private again, despite the fact that the revival was short lived. <mask> told the Yorkshire Post that it had caused him to sleep fitfully. I don't have a hobby, but this is what I do. I'm a businessman.It's almost like I can feel the thrill running through my veins. On April 23, 2010, it was announced that DFS had been sold to a private equity firm. <mask>'s donations to the Conservative Party began in the 1980s. He was given a knighthood in the New Year of 1996 after he lent the party four million dollars in an interest free loan. The crudest example yet of honours given for financial services to the Conservative Party was called out by John Prescott. <mask> was honoured for his work with The Duke of Edinburgh's Award and the Animal Health Trust. <mask> told The Daily Telegraph in 1996 that his donations were not "anything at all like that sort of magnitude", and that his son repaid a loan to the party a few weeks later.<mask> gave $200,000 to Prince Edward because he had a burning desire to succeed. <mask> was made a life peer on July 23, 1999 in the County of South Yorkshire. He was one of the working peers recommended by William Hague, who had borrowed <mask>'s helicopter. <mask> gave £455,000 to charity in 1998/99. <mask> had a gallery named after him at the River and Rowing Museum, he gave over two million dollars to cancer research, and he is a member of the board of Outward Bound. <mask> is a very active supporter of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award in the UK. <mask> was appointed Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (CVO) in the 2001 Birthday Honours for services to the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and the Outward Bound Trust and Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.<mask> was married to Pauline Fisher. They have two children. Cantley Hall, a Georgian mansion <mask> bought in 1990 from a motor dealer, is one of two houses he has in his native South Yorkshire. <mask> built a wall to protect his privacy and neighbours have complained about the noise from a 1998 fireworks party. <mask>'s homes are furnished with DFS sofas, as well as old master paintings such as John Constable's View of the Stour and Thomas Gainsborough's Peasants Going To Market. In 1997 <mask> lent works by douard Manet to the Getty Center in Los Angeles. <mask> has a love for dogs.He is a member of the Kennel Club and his company was the main sponsor of the show in 2010. He is the President of Driffield Agricultural Society and is always present on the last day of the dog show to make the main presentations. Lord Harris is a co-owner of Hello Sanctos, Hello Mr President, Hello M'Lady, Hello Sailor, Hello Unique and Hello Boyo, which are ridden by Scott Brash. <mask> was involved in a road rage incident in April of 2008. He was charged with assault occasioning bodily harm. <mask> claimed in court that he had been the victim of a road rage attack, and that he was not proud of what had happened. <mask> was found not guilty after a three-day trial.<mask> was made a Life Peer in 2001 and Yorkshire Television named him "Yorkshire Man of the Year" in 2004.

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title: Roy Korving

texts: <mask> was an amateur boxer. He won a bronze medal at the European Championships and competed in two World Championships. Korving was a football player in the youth system of CVV Be Fair. He stopped playing football and started boxing after doing a trial lesson. Korving represented his country at the European Youth Championships for the first time. The senior division of amateur boxing was where he moved up to the highest age group. The 19-year-old won a gold medal at the German Senior National Championships, defeating the reigning champion in the finals.He won two gold medals in two months at the Algirdas Socikas Tournament in Kaunas, where he beat European Youth Championship silver medalist Adam Hamori in the semi-finals. He lost to Tervel Pulev in the quarter-finals of the European Championships. In his first World Championships, he was eliminated by the gold medal winner in his second bout. Korving won the Chemistry Cup in Germany. After a quick elimination from the 2016 European Olympic Qualification Tournament at the hands of the eventual winner Lawrence Okolie, his last chance at qualification for the 2016 Summer Olympics was winning the 2016 World Olympic Qualifying Tournament. He won his first two matches, but was defeated by Castillo in the semi-finals. He won a bronze medal at the European Championships after losing his semi-final bout.He made it to the World Championships five months later, but lost in his second bout. <mask> defeated Mllenberg in the finals of the Senior National Championships. He decided Kilat Hallie for his fourth consecutive national title the following year. He was a member of the hall of fame. <mask> suddenly retired from the sport in April of 2019. He said it was difficult to balance boxing with his work as a fireman with the Royal Netherlands Air Force at Woensdrecht Air Base.

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title: Chan Sau Chung

texts: The Monkey King, who was born in Hong Kong on May 6, 1934, was the Head of the Tai Shing Pek Kwar Kung Fu. He was the sole heir to the throne. When he was 12 years old, <mask> became a student of Geng De Hai and has been practicing ever since. Over the course of time, he began to be taught by Da Sheng Pi Gua. Master Gan Wing taught his son Pi Gua kung fu. <mask> was invited to study kung fu and help manage his school in Hong Kong. <mask> became a full-time teaching assistant at the Hong Kong school after quitting his regular school at the age of 16.Da Sheng Pi Gua was learned from <mask> <mask> and from the founder Kau Si. The young man was taught all five styles of Da Sheng Kung Fu by the man who had learned the entire Pi Gua system. As <mask>'s knowledge and expertise grew, he would take him to the mountains outside of Hong Kong for special training in Da Sheng kung fu. This included walking tightropes, scrambling up ropes, rolling around on rocky ground and walking around in a bow legged monkey. However, not all training included physical exercise as once or twice a week <mask> would go to the Kam Shan Country Park just outside Hong Kong to watch the monkeys play, fight, frolic and generally be themselves. He incorporated their gestures, eye movements, facial expressions and their short burst of speed in his kung fu routines. The opening of <mask> <mask> and three of his classmates were approved to teach Da Sheng Pi Gua.<mask> <mask> opened his first school at the age of 22. <mask> <mask> was determined to continue teaching kung fu even though it had only eleven students. Things remained very slow and low-key until the late sixties when monkey kung fu burst onto the international scene. In 1969 <mask>'s student <mask> Tai won five straight matches to win the middleweight title in the Southeast Asia Open Martial Arts Tournament. The fighter <mask> sent for the next three years won his weight class. <mask> <mask> retired after training four South-East Asian champions. Many students have been trained by <mask> <mask>. The Hong Kong Kung Fu Association was founded in 1977 by <mask> <mask>.He was elected Chairman in 1978. All receipts from sales tickets were donated to charity institutions under his supervision. The Hong Kong Wah Kiu Yat Poa organized the "Saving Child Sponsoring Schooling" campaign. The Senior Governor of Hong Kong was invited by the Malaysian Government to give charity shows in Malaysia in 1978. He gave shows in 5 cities in Malaysia. The chairman and consultant of the other major kungfu associations in Hong Kong is <mask>. <mask> <mask> launched the Da Sheng Pi Gua International Kung Fu Federation in Hong Kong in 2000.The official Federation website was launched in order to lend organization and structure on a worldwide basis. 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It was mandatory for each student to go through the natural progression of completing each level, be assessed, and if successful, be given permission to go to the next higher level.No skipping of levels was allowed. The student was learning advanced Monkey Forms at the Advanced level. The length of time required to complete each level depended on a number of factors, including the student's kung fu practice prior to starting the program, how often they trained and how committed they were to the program. The Beginners level was expected to take anywhere from six to eighteen months, Intermediate was expected to last between twelve and thirty months, and Advanced was expected to last between eighteen and forty months. It could take five years for the Master's level training to be completed. No student could enter the program at the Master's level if they skipped levels. There are five variations taught by the Federation and there are upwards of one hundred and twenty-six weapon and empty hand forms.Students were allowed to participate in tournaments as members of the Da Sheng Pi Gua International Kung Fu Federation. Upon successful completion of the Master's level training, students would be graded and where appropriate certified by <mask>u <mask> to open their own Da Sheng Pi Gua Kung Fu schools. The Intermediate level students were provided with a book written by <mask> <mask> and his son <mask> Leung. The book gave a lot of information about the development of Da Sheng Pi Gua Kung Fu. In addition, it provided information on the students who were trained and the ones who were certified to teach. The Federation continues to update the family tree with modern day students who have mastered all five variations but only those from the previous generation. For reasons related to the preservation of information, the Federation decided to take down the website and make the "E essence Of The Monkey" book only available to its Advanced and Masters students.There were deaths of Hong Kong kung fu practitioners in 2020.

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