title: Fred Pentland

texts: <mask> was an English football player and coach. In addition to playing club football in the Football League, <mask> played club football in the Southern Football League for Queens Park Rangers, and in the Midland League for Halifax Town. He played for England five times. He played as a forward. He took charge of the Germany Olympic team, the French national team, and Spanish club sides before returning to England to manage Barrow. At the age of 17, <mask> joined Small Heath, a Football League Second Division club. After the club's promotion to the First Division at the end of the 1900–01) season, it became more difficult for him to break through.In the 1901–02 FA Cup, he played at inside forward in a team weakened by injuries, and in 1903 he signed for Blackpool. He scored his first senior goal at home to Stockport County on September 26th and went on to score five goals in four matches, including a double in a 5–1 win away to Burnley on October 17th. Over the next two-and-a-half seasons, <mask> contributed 9 goals from 51 League appearances as Blackburn twice finished near the foot of the division and once climbed to mid-table. He was listed for transfer in 1906 for a fee of £250. He moved to the Southern League after no one took him from the Football League. A crowd of players and friends, accompanied by the Palace Theatre band, saw him off at the station with renditions of "For He's a Good Fellow" and "Auld Lang Syne". He missed two league matches but still contributed twelve goals as the Bees finished in mid-table.He was in west London with Queens Park Rangers, who were in the Southern League. The 1907–08 title was won by QPR. <mask> was selected for The South to face The North in an international trial after scoring 14 goals in 37 Southern League matches. He was the first reserve at outside right for that season's internationals despite not being selected for his country. The new Football Association Charity Shield was played between Queens Park Rangers and Manchester United. The match was drawn. According to the Kilburn Times, the directors of Queens Park Rangers did not select <mask> because he wanted to leave, even though the Football Association granted him special permission to play.In June 1908, <mask> returned to the First Division with Middlesbrough, who had to pay fees to both clubs with an interest in the player. He was rewarded with his first cap for England in 1909, after he helped Middlesbrough finish ninth in his first season. England defeated Wales and Scotland to win the 1908–09 British Home Championship. He won three more caps on a tour of central Europe. <mask> continued to play in the next two seasons despite the fact that he was suspended by the club for neglecting his training. He scored 11 goals from 96 appearances in senior competition, but only one first-team appearance. He was admitted to the Midland League in August 1912.He scored freely, finishing the season as the club's top scorer, as well as acting as player-manager, and helped Halifax reach the first round proper of the 1912–13 FA Cup. He was sold to the Southern League in February for a lot of money. His career ended a few months later due to injury after he scored six league goals in twelve appearances forStoke. After retiring as a player, <mask> went to Berlin in 1914 to take charge of the German Olympic football team. After the First World War broke out, he was taken to a civilian internment camp in Berlin. There were between 4,000 and 5,500 prisoners in the camp. Football became a popular activity as a mini-society evolved.As many as 1,000 people attended the bigger games of the cup and league competition. The camp was organised and played football by <mask>. He was a frequent contributor to football articles in the camp magazine. <mask> was a professional footballer. Others included former club teammates and fellow England internationals, Samuel Wolstenholme and Steve Bloomer, a Scotland international, John Cameron, a German international, and John Brearley. On 2 May 1915, an England XI featuring <mask>, Wolstenholme, Brearley and Bloomer played a World XI captained by Cameron. A British XI, a French XI, and a Belgium XI played in a triangular tournament at the end of the war.After the war, <mask> returned to England. The couple married in 1923, after he had recovered from his wounds. AS Strasbourg was rebuilt in 1919 and appointed <mask> as manager-coach. <mask> was the coach of France at the Olympics in 1920. France was given a bye to the quarter-finals where they beat Italy. They lost to Czechoslovakia in the semi-finals. France missed out on the chance to win the silver medal as the final stages of the tournament descended into farce.Belgium won the gold medal by default after the Czechs walked off in protest of the referee and the conditions of the match. They were disqualified and a second tournament was held to decide the silver and bronze medal winners. Spain won the silver medal after France and <mask> had already returned home. After one season as manager in Spain, <mask> was replaced by Athletic Bilbao. He changed the way Athletic played, favouring the short-passing game, and in 1923 he led the club to victory in the Copa del Rey. He left Athletic in 1925 and went on to coach Attico Madrid, who went on to win the Copa final in 1926. He was the coach of Real Oviedo for one season.He returned to Atlético Madrid in 1927 and led them to victory. He was the manager at the Madrid side. The Spanish national team beat England 4–3 at Athletic Madrid's Metropolitano Stadium in May 1929. Spain became the first non-British team to beat England. <mask> returned to Athletic Bilbao in 1929. In 1930 and 1931, he led them to La Liga–Copa del Rey. He guided the club as they won four times in a row between 1930 and 1933 and finished runners-up twice.He masterminded Athletic's 12–1 victory over Barcelona in 1931. At the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War in 1933, he returned to England from Atlético Madrid. An extract from Phil Ball's Morbo about Pentland's managerial philosophy can be found here. The players are from the city. The players are from Blackpool. The players are from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from the team from The players are from the F.C.The players are from Queens Park Rangers. The players are from Middlesbrough F.C. The players are from Halifax Town A.F.C. The players are from Britannia F.C. Football managers from England and France are held in Germany during the World War I. The staff is not playing.

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Frederick Pentland
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title: Khosrow Golsorkhi

type: paraphrased

texts: He was an Iranian journalist, poet, and communist. During the Cold War, <mask> was a Marxist in Iran. He was described as a "Che Guevara-like figure for young Iranians in 1974." <mask>, known for his revolutionary poetry, was sentenced to life in prison for his part in a plot to kidnap the Crown Prince of Iran. The Conference for Human Rights in Tehran was the reason why the military court was televised live. The shah's regime was blamed for the deaths of the poet Forough Farrokhzad, a woman who promised the appearance of someone who would "distribute bread and cough mixture equally". In the glorious name of the people, he turned the atmosphere of the court at his trial in 1974, just as it looked as if the military judges were getting the upper hand.I won't recognize the legality or legitimacy of the court I will defend myself in. My address is to the people and history as a Marxist. The closer I am to the people, the more I am proud of myself. The stronger the kindness and support of the people, the more hatred you have for my beliefs. People will make flags and songs from my corpse even if you bury me. The chief judge told him to stick to his defence, but he replied with a smile, "are you frightened of my words?" The judge told him to shut up and sit down.Golesorkhi looked angry and said, "Don't you give me any orders?" You should order your squadron leaders. I don't think my voice is loud enough to awaken a sleeping conscience. Don't be afraid. bayonets protect you even in a respectable court. Golesorkhi had defended himself, saying that he was being tried and sentenced to death for holding Marxist views. My crime is not conspiracy but my views.In this court, in the presence of foreign journalists, I accuse the court of fabrications against me and of being irresponsible. I draw the attention of all human rights authorities, committees, and organizations to the farce that is about to take place. The military court couldn't read my file. In countries like ours which are dependent to and dominated by neo-colonialism, can a truly national government exist? I am a Marxist-Leninist and will shout my views, for which I die, in a loud voice. <mask> was able to read a speech in his defense. He compared the struggle of the Iranian left with that of the martyr of Shia Islam. He continued to talk about the evils of land reform and the struggles of the Iranian peasants who first labored under the feudal system in Iran and then under the corrupt land reform.The chief judge of the military tribunal told him to limit his speech to his defense. Golsorkhi said that his defense is against tyranny. The chief judge once again told him to defend himself. Golsorkhi picked up his papers and said he would sit down. I will sit down and not speak. He sat down and did not speak again. He answered "Yes" when asked if he will continue his terrorist business.The judge smiled when he announced the death sentences for Daneshian and Golesorkhi. They embraced after shaking hands. "Comrade!" Golesorkhi said that. "My best friend!" Daneshian replied. State television broadcasted <mask>'s execution.The court became a symbol of the Shah's dictatorship and hypocrisy due to its content. After the 1979 revolution, the trial was shown on public television, but after the fall of the Mehdi Bazargan's government, it was removed. He was a hero to the socialist guerillas because he wanted to be seen. The cell in which they spent their last night was covered in slogans. They sang revolutionary songs all night, ate their supper quietly, shouted slogans to the soldiers in the lorry which took them to the Chitgar execution field, refused blindfolds so that they could see the red dawn, and sang together in firm voice. The heroes! We will give our lives for our country.They gave the order to fire. A person with an artistic eye whose art has a wider link with the people. An artist with a style that forges a link to the life of the people of his land and keeps the torch of struggle alight in them. The poetry of the Palestinian Fadayeens does not fit this style. It shouldn't fit any literary school. Our only effective art form is poetry, which is why we are imprisoned in literary and style schools. The place of a poem is not in a library.Literature has a role to play in the displacement of social order. Literature is supposed to awaken. The role of progressive literature is to help achieve the goals of historic development of peoples. Despite his opposition to and criticism of his political activities, one of his intellectual and poet friends in his youth wrote a long poem for him. B. Tauris was published in 2000. Trees must sing songs again after reading "Agar Yek ba Yek Barabar Bood" by Golsorkhi.

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title: Stephen II Báncsa

texts: <mask> was a prelate from the Bncsa who served as the Archbishop of Kalocsa from 1266 until his death. He supported <mask> of Hungary. He was born around 1240 into the Gens (clan) Bncsa, an original settlers family from Bcs County. He was one of the two sons of the ispn of Esztergom County, who was also the daughter of Keled Krgyi. <mask>ncsa was the first Hungarian cardinal. In 1278, <mask>'s brother was married to an unidentified daughter of Michael Rosd. <mask> was given the chance to begin his career in Rome under the guidance of his uncle.<mask> and Orbsz were educated by a Hungarian tutor hired by the cardinal. Bncsa was canonized by Cardinal Ottaviano degli Ubaldini during the pontificate of Pope Alexander IV. <mask> studied canon law at the University of Bologna. By 1263, he was the papal chaplain and the provost of Pressburg. The Cathedral Chapter of Zagreb nominated him for bishop. Pope Urban IV asked the opinion of <mask>'s uncle, Cardinal Bncsa, on his appointment. Bncsa's nomination was refused confirmation because he was younger than the minimum age for a bishop.The chamberlain of the cardinal's household was suggested to become the Bishop of Zagreb. Pope Clement IV confirmed that Bncsa received an exemption from the age limit. Prelate Smaragd of Kalocsa was murdered. The chapter elected an archdeacon of Bars as their new archbishop. King Béla IV's loyal servant, Demetrius, led a delegation to Rome to protest against Timothy's election in the same time he was commissioned by the king. The previous procedure was neglected when <mask> was elected as archbishop. Pope Clement asked for evidence from both parties by December 6th.Clement confirmed the election of Bncsa on 11 December 1266. After the decision, the Roman Curia was filled with complaints about Bncsa's young age, "illiteracy" and the "unlawful method" of the election. Three cardinals, John of Toledo, Matteo Rosso Orsini and Guillaume de Bray, were commissioned by Clement to investigate the case and found the charges against Bncsa to be false. Pope Clement explained Bncsa's erudition and science skills in his judgement letter on 11 February 1267. Bncsa's election to contest the pro-Béla Demetrius was due to the intervention of Duke <mask>, who ruled the eastern parts of the kingdom after the brief civil war. The nephews of Cardinal Bncsa were not allowed to profit from their knowledge and talent in Hungary due to the tense relationship between Bncsa and Béla IV. After his appointment as archbishop, <mask>ncsa became a strong supporter of Duke <mask>.The title of junior king was adopted by <mask> in 1262. The peace treaty signed by Béla and <mask> fixed the political situation and boundaries after their civil war. Bncsa was chancellor in <mask>'s ducal court from 1266 until 1270, when he succeeded his father as King of Hungary. Bncsa held the office of chancellor in the royal court until <mask>'s death in 1272. The gold miners of Rimaszombat were granted privileges of free election of judges. Community leaders, mass in their native languages, and release from warfare by Bncsa in his 1268 and 1270 charters. Bncsa was one of the people who signed the agreement between <mask> and Ottokar II.If <mask> breaks the treaty, Philip Trje and <mask>ncsa will be excommunicated. Ladislaus IV ascended the throne after his father's death. The era of feudal anarchy began when barons fought against each other for power. The status of seven years of vacancies in the Archdiocese of Esztergom was caused by Philip Trje's death. <mask> was the head of the Catholic Church in Hungary. The Church's unity was broken in these chaotic years because Bncsa stayed away from the secular affairs. Pope Gregory X invited Bncsa to participate in the Second Council of Lyon.The council drew up plans for a crusade to recover the Holy Land, and the pope ordered Bncsa to organize the armies in his towns, but he remained passive. Peter Monoszl had to face a revolt among the Saxons when he tried to extend the bishopric's influence over the provostry of Szeben. The Saxons rampaged through the newly built St. Michael's Cathedral, killing about 2,000 asylum seekers and plundering the treasury. The churches were burned by the Saxons. The revolt was ethnically motivated and strengthened by the Saxons' "wistfulness for robbery". He excommunicated the Saxon rebels after he summoned an ecclesiastic congregatio in Buda. They were ordered to pay for their fury.Ladislaus IV held a "general assembly" for seven counties along the River Tisza in the summer of 1278. <mask> swore loyalty when he accompanied the king to Csand. <mask>ncsa died in that year. The University of Bologna alumni had 13th-century jurists and Roman Catholic archbishops in Hungary.

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title: Mark McChrystal

texts: He was a left-footed defender and captained the Northern Ireland under-21 side. McChrystal began his career at Wolves where he was part of a group of young players from Northern Ireland. Despite interest from other English clubs, he signed for Derry City of the League of Ireland in April 2003 after spending three years at Wolves. He was given a three-month loan by the Institute. After just six games for the club, he picked up an injury and returned to Derry City. He fought his way back into the team but didn't see much playing time during the reign of Stephen Kenny due to stiff competition in the defence. He was released on December 14, 2006 after the appointment of Pat Fenlon as manager.He moved to Partick Thistle within a month. He made his Jags debut in a 2–0 loss to Clyde on January 2, 2007, and was a regular through to the end of the season. He scored his only goal in Queen of the South's 4–3 defeat of Partick. He re-signed for Derry City in August of 2007, after he turned down a move to Glentoran. His first major honours were a winner's medal in the League Cup and a runners-up medal after the FAI Cup Final. He was unhappy with his limited first team chances after returning from a broken cheekbone and non-payment of wages, so he negotiated an early release from his Derry contract. He joined Lisburn Distillery on a short-term deal after failing to win a contract at two other clubs.He rejoined Derry City for a third time in January 2010 after being unhappy with the non-payment of his wages. He helped Derry get back into the premier division. He made his Football League debut as a 77th-minute substitute for Tranmere on January 8, 2011, after signing a six-month contract with the club. At the end of the 2010–11 season he offered a new contract to the club and at the end of June he signed a two-year contract. He scored his first goal for the club in the final match of the 2012 season. He signed a short-term contract with Bristol Rovers. He made his home debut for the club on January 5.<mask> signed a new two-year contract with the club. The first meeting between the two clubs in six years took place in the first round of the Football League Trophy in September of last year, and <mask> scored his first goal for the club in the 2-2 draw. The club was demoted from the Football League for the first time in the club's history after losing 1–0 at home to Mansfield Town in the final match of the season. Darrell Clarke was the manager for the first season in the National League. After Steve Mildenhall was forced off with a knee injury in the 42nd minute of the match, and without a recognised goalkeeper on the bench, <mask> went in goal, keeping a clean sheet as Rovers earned a 0–0 draw away at Wrexham. The season ended in success for Rovers as they returned to the Football League at the first time of asking, the first club to do so since 2005, defeating Grimsby Town 5–3 on penalties at Wembley after the club finished second in the regulation season. The defender only made ten appearances before February 2016 after they were promoted back to League Two.On the final day of the season, Lee Brown's 92nd minute winner saw the club sneak into the final automatic promotion place. <mask> signed a new contract with the club after promotion. McCrystal left the club after 4 years. <mask> signed for Crusaders on July 18th. Derry City signed <mask> on a one-year contract. <mask> was appointed player-coach at Derry City in February of 2021. While at St. Columb's College in Derry, he gained Schoolboy caps and added Under-18 caps.He made his debut for Northern Ireland's Under 21 team on August 18, 2004, and his last appearance was almost two years later on August 16, 2006 against Romania. He has a degree in Business Studies with Accounts. The 2008 Derry City League of Ireland Cup was the League of Ireland First Division. The players are fromBradford City A.F.C. The players are from Derry City F.C. The Institute F.C. is home to players. The players are from Partick Thistle F.C.The Distillery F.C. has players. There are players at the F.C. The players are from Scunthorpe United F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from Crusaders F.C. Football players from the League of Ireland, English Football League, National League, Scottish Football League and Outfield association.

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title: Phetsommai Sor.Sommai

texts: A Muay Thai fighter is named <mask>i gym. He won the Channel 5 and Rajadamnern Stadium 112 lbs belts and became a prominent figure in the stadiums. He made the short list for the "Fighter of the Year" award. On August 9, the stadium champion went up in weight for a fight against the 115 lbs champion and was knocked out in the third round.The Rajadamnern Stadium 112 lbs Championship was won by Channel 5 and the Siam Omnoi Stadium 115 lbs Championship was won by Thailand. The decision (unanimous) was made at the Omnoi Stadium. Rungnarai Kiatmuu9 is at the Lumpinee Stadium inBangkok, Thailand. Win and Den Sor.Phet-Udon are at Rajadamnern Stadium in Thailand. The style is "background:white colspan"


title: Peter Bosz

texts: A Dutch professional football manager and a former player is <mask>. He is the head coach of Olympique Lyonnais. After a loan season with AGOVV Apeldoorn in 1984 he returned to professional football, playing for RKC Waalwijk from 1985 to 1988 before moving to France. He retired at the end of 1999 after a second spell with JEF United Ichihara. In December 1991 he made his debut for the Netherlands in a Euro qualification match against Greece and scored no goals. His last international was against the Czech Republic. He was part of the Dutch squad.After his retirement, he started a career in management, first becoming the head coach of amateur team AGOVV Apeldoorn. He won a national amateur league title in 2002. In 2002 he became the head coach of De Graafschap. The team was demoted to the Eerste Divisie after finishing last in the Eredivisie. The manager of Heracles Almelo was Heracles Almelo. He was promoted to the Eredivisie with the club after winning the Eerste Divisie. In the 2005–06 Eredivisie, Heracles finished 13th.In July of 2006 he accepted an offer as technical director at his former club. He was responsible for completing the signings of Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Roy Makaay, Tim de Cler, Kevin Hofland and Denny Landzaat. On January 14, 2009, he left the position due to his opposition to the dismissal of Gertjan Verbeek. In the summer of 2010, <mask> returned to Heracles Almelo, replacing Verbeek who had moved to AZ Alkmaar. The team was eliminated from the European competition playoffs after finishing 8th in the Eredivisie. In the last two years, Heracles finished 12th and 13th in the Eredivisie. He left the club.The manager of his old club was appointed on a two-year contract. Fred Rutten had a contract that expired. In November of last year, Vitesse was the top team in the Eredivisie. It was the first time since 2000 that they'd been top of the league after the first week. After 17 matches, Vitesse was the leader. The team finished in sixth place. The next season, Vitesse finished fifth and qualified for the European competition play-offs.The manager of the year award went to Phillip Cocu of PSV Eindhoven. In the winter break of the 2015–16 season, the club was in fifth place. The new head coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv was announced in January. In May 2016 he left Tel Aviv for a Dutch team. Tel Aviv lost the title to Hapoel Be'er Sheva and lost in the Israeli cup final. In May 2016 it was announced that <mask> would be the new head coach of the club from July 2016 after signing a three-year contract. In his first match as head coach, the team earned a 1–1 draw against PAOK.After losing 5–2 to FC Rostov in the second leg of the round of 16 of the Champions League, <mask> was unable to lead the team into the group stage. On September 11, 2016 <mask> faced his former side, and the result was a 1–0 loss. Manchester United defeated Amsterdam 2–0 in the final of the Europa League. On June 6th, it was announced that <mask> would be joining the club. Since there was no buy-out clause in his contract with his previous club, Ajax received nearly 5 million for compensation in order to buy out his contract. The previous record for a head coach being bought out was 4 million. After failing to win a game in the group stage, they dropped into the Europa League.<mask> replaced <mask> on December 10, 2017. He was appointed as the new head coach of Bayer Leverkusen. In the final game of the season, Leverkusen secured their place in the playoffs after a significant improvement in their form. The team dropped to sixth place with seven points and lost their place in the playoffs. The head coach of French side Lyon was appointed on May 29, 2021, and he signed a two-year contract. Based on ball possession and aggressive pressing, Bosz favors an attacking style of play. <mask>'s tactical ideas are heavily influenced by the football of Cruyff.Many of his players have changed their positions as a result of this attacking style. The conversion of Lasse Schone, who played on the wing for Frank de Boer into the holding midfield position, was praised by <mask>, who used Schone's technique to enhance the build-up play. There was a significant upturn in form after he was moved from the left-winger position to the central attacking position. <mask>'s style has its detractors. His failure at Dortmund was partly due to a perceived idealistic attacking approach which left them vulnerable to the counter- attack. The RinusMichels Award is given to Dutch expatriate football managers.

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Peter Sylvester Bosz
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Peter Bosz
Peter Stger
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title: Margot Heuman

texts: <mask> is an American Holocaust survivor. She is the first woman known to have survived the Nazi concentration camps despite being both Jewish and queer. She and her sister were kicked out of public school for being Jewish. Theresienstadt Ghetto was where the Heumanns were sent in 1942. In her youth home in the ghetto, Heuman met an Austrian girl named Ditha Neumann, and the two began a secret intimate relationship. The Heumann family and Neumann were taken to Auschwitz. In order to stay with Neumann, <mask> participated in the forced labor selection.She didn't see her parents or sister again because they are believed to have been murdered at Auschwitz. The group of women who were selected for forced labor were taken to the Neuengamme concentration camp, where they slept together in the barracks and engaged in sexual barter with men to get food. The Jewish women were sent to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after the Schutzstaffel shut down Neuengamme. British soldiers freed <mask> from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on April 15, 1945. She moved to the United States because she was able to live openly as a lesbian after spending two years in Sweden. In the early 1950s, she was in a relationship with Lu Burke, the editor of the New Yorker. She married a male colleague in order to have children.She left her husband after having an affair with another woman. She came out to her family as a lesbian after moving to the United States. On February 17, 1928, <mask> <mask>n was born in Hellenthal, Germany, close to the border of Belgium. She lived above a general store that her parents ran and her grandfather lived across the street. She learned to swim in the Lippe when she was four years old. She had a younger sister. When <mask>n was nine years old, her family moved back to Bielefeld to enroll her in public school.Her father was employed by the. She and her sister were kicked out of school a year later. The teachers who were fired from schools by the Nazis wereEnrolled in a Jewish school by their parents. The Heumanns were sent to the Theresienstadt Ghetto in June of 1942 because <mask>n worked for a Jewish organization. Children in Theresienstadt received better food and accommodations in youth homes than in the ghetto. Both sisters were sent to separate homes. The two girls slept together in the youth home but did not have sex.They kept their relationship a secret. The family was taken to Auschwitz in May 1943. Neumann's aunt arrived a few days later. <mask>n's parents didn't attempt forced labor because her younger sister wouldn't pass, but Neumann and her aunt did, and Heumann chose to follow Neumann. The group of women were taken to the Neuengamme concentration camp by train. Heumann's parents and sister are believed to have been murdered at Auschwitz. The group of Jewish women, including Heumann and Neumann who were 16 years old at the time, were the first female prisoners to arrive in Neuengamme, where they were forced to build shelters for German civilians and clean up rubble.The group was moved through three satellite camps of Neuengamme, including Dessauer Ufer from July to September 1944, Neugraben from September 1944 to February 1945, and Tiefstack from February to April 1945. Neumann's aunt defended the couple on the grounds that they were still children, despite the fact that they slept together in a bed at the end of their group's barracks. While at Neuengamme, Heumann and Neumann bartered with men for food and then shared it with each other. The Jewish women were sent to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp after the Schutzstaffel shut down Neuengamme. Heumann walked from Neuengamme to Bergen-Belsen without shoes. Heumann was freed from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp by the British on April 15, 1945. She weighed only at a height and had typhus.The Red Cross brought her to Sweden to recover after she was hospitalized for two months. <mask>n moved to New York City after two years in Sweden, but stayed because she was able to live as a lesbian. She changed her last name to "Heuman" when she moved to the United States. Heuman worked for an advertising agency in New York City. She was sometimes seen visiting lesbian bars in New York with Lu Burke. She broke up with Burke because she needed to marry a man to have children. She did not raise her two children religious because she no longer believed in God.She reentered her career in advertising after having an affair with a married woman who lived next to her. Heuman left her husband in the 70s because he was addicted to gambling and abusing her. She came out to her family as a lesbian when she moved to the United States at the age of 88. Heuman went to a psychiatrist after the Holocaust because of severe depression. She was 92 years old and living in the Arizona desert. The first known woman to have survived the Nazi concentration camps despite being both Jewish and queer is <mask> <mask>. Although she openly discussed her queerness in several interviews for archives about the Holocaust, those archives kept it hidden, instead describing Neumann as her best friend.Anna Hjkov wrote that it was tragic that homophobic prejudice prevented a number of queer Jewish women who survived concentration camps from leaving testimonies of their lives. The play, based on Anna Hjkov's interviews with <mask>, was presented in an online performance during the BRIGHTON FURNITURE. There are Lesbians in Nazi Germany, as well as 20th-century American Jews and people of German-Jewish descent.

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Carl Heuman
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title: Joseph Toscano

texts: Dr <mask> is a medical doctor, a broadcaster, and an Anarchist who lives in Australia. He has become a well-known spokesman for the Anarchist Media Institute through his broadcasts on community radio, his frequent letters to newspapers and his initiation of community campaigns. Ellen Jose was his wife. He obtained his Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery from the University ofQueensland and his PhD from the University of Melbourne. The Libertarian Workers for a Self-Managed Society was established by Dr. <mask> when he moved to Melbourne in 1977. The Community Radio Satellite managed by the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) rebroadcasts the long running Anarchist World this week program on 3CR since 1977. A popular program is a talk back show with Joe Toscano.The Anarchist Age Weekly Review has been distributed around the world since 1991. The Australian Anarchist Centenary Celebrations were held in May of 1986 and were used to rebuff the negative connotations of the word "anarchy". "Anarchy is a bogey word, because we are coming out of the closet, as it were, to show that we don't have horns or tails," said Dr. <mask>. Australians have a different philosophy of life. We don't believe in government at all. Government is based on violence and power. Look at your headlines over the past few weeks if you don't believe it.It doesn't mean bombs in the street or supersonic bomber raids. The word anarchy means voluntary co-operation and self-management. The May Day march on 1 May of about 400 people included several large puppets and a number of anarchists from around the world. An Anarchist film festival, banner, poster and historical displays, a two-day conference at RMIT and a picnic in the Royal Botanic Gardens were some of the events that took place over the weekend. The Anarchist Media Institute was established in order to increase the media profile of anarchism and correct bias in the media. In 1997 the Anarchist Media Institute demanded the removal from public display of the skulls of two women in the Old Melbourne Gaol, part of a phrenology display by the National Trust of Australia. The skulls were from two women who were executed in 1894.The skulls were on display for 20 years. Descendants of the two women were consulted about the exhibition and were happy with the display. <mask> asked why plastic replicas couldn't be used instead of the display. The museum had no intention of removing the skulls from the display. The skulls were removed from display in February after <mask>no said they should be given a proper burial. The removal of the skulls was not due to pressure. The lobby group Friends of Our ABC was formed in 2000 to fight against commercialisation and privatisation of the ABC.The commemoration of the Eureka Stockade took place on 3 December 2002. He was honoured as the Leading Light at the 2003 Dawn Lantern Walk. He said that the 150th anniversary celebrations were not in line with the type of society we are today. The radical nature of the rebellion will be forgotten, and it will become some type of sideshow which is basically just there for business. An alternative democracy conference was held outside of the University of Ballarat, which charged $600 per head admission, after the Eureka 150 Democracy Conference, which charged $600 per head admission. One of the participants in the alternative conference said, "We are here to bear witness to the fact that not only has the university been corporatised, no longer accessible to the poor, but it looks like democracy has been corporatised too." "Eureka is part of the Australian story, not quite the big part that some people give it, but equally a significant part," said Prime Minister John Howard."The reality is, put that aside, put that aside about whether it's a left movement, a centre movement, a right movement, I think the reality is it's a move for democracy, and that was a key," said the premier. The Victoria Police should apologize for the massacre that took place after the battle was over, according to Dr. Joe Toscano. According to surveys of voters, there was increasing concern over the reduction in Medicare bulk billing rates. The community campaign to defend and extend Medicare began in May 2003 with a series of meetings and rallies. The Minister of Health, Tony Abbott, accused the Defend and Extend Medicare campaign of having an agenda. This is a classic ticket. Mr Abbott told the Herald Sun that it was a classic rent-a-crowd."These people are foisting a form of false advertising on the Australian public by pretending to be grass-roots community activists when they are the dribs and drabs of the extreme Left." A senior intelligence official briefed the paper on the activities of DEMG. The Herald Sun obtained a report that had been prepared for the minister. The minister's notes on Defend and Extend Medicare Activists were published by the Herald Sun. Some of the members of the group are doctors and trade unionists, and the Victorian Trades Hall Council wants the Labor Party to investigate the claims. The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security will investigate whether the Federal Government used police and intelligence agencies to undermine a campaign to defend Medicare. A spokeswoman for Mr Abbott said that an internal report had been compiled on the Defend and Extend Medicare group but dismissed any suggestion of improper behavior on the part of health officials or the minister.Robert Thomas was sentenced to 18 months jail and 300 strokes of the cane in Saudi Arabia after being convicted of theft-related charges. The Saudi judge charged Mr Thomas with being aware of the theft after his wife refused to confess. The Australian Government was accused of sitting on its hands. The Foreign Minister's spokesman denied the claim, saying it was for the department. Since 1977 Dr. <mask> has been an independent candidate for the Senate. He is a candidate because of a quirk in the electoral laws. The number of Australians who have voted informal has increased by nearly thirty percent, and the informal vote in the Victorian Senate election has increased by nearly 100%, according to an examination of the informal vote after the 2001 election.The Don't Vote or vote informal platform was used by <mask> and Steve to run for Senate in 2004. "We're encouraging people to vote informal if they don't believe in the system," he said. Real power in the present system is found in the boards of national and multinational corporations. Many of the policies of both political parties are very similar. The Senate candidates for Victoria in the Australian federal election were <mask> and Jude. Their platform was based on "Direct Democracy not Parliamentary Rule" and included giving voters the power to recall non-performing MPs. At the by-election, Toscano received 0.78 percent of the vote.The " Group B Independents" Victorian Senate ticket had <mask> on it. The ticket received a lot of votes after preferences. He received zero percent of the vote in the 2012 Melbourne state by-election. In August of last year, <mask> was nominated as a candidate for the Senate in the Commonwealth election. The election was held in September. The title is Anarchy is Order Government is Chaos. The Reclaim the radical spirit of the Eureka rebellion was written by <mask>no.Anarchist Media Institute was founded in 2005. Restoring the spirit of the rebellion. Dr. <mask> is in Parkville. Anarchist Media Institute was founded in 2004. No. Why is there an apology? The police in Parkville are from the Victorian Police.Anarchist Media Institute was founded in 2004. There are no references to Australian anarchists.

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title: Camilo Sesto

texts: <mask> "El Rey del Amor" was a Spanish singer and music producer. The singer claimed to have sold more than 175 million records. 70 to 200 million records have been sold by him. His actual sales would be more than three million copies worldwide. <mask> won a contest in a Madrid television show when he was a singer in two pop bands. He was involved in the filming of Hamlet. Success would come on its own, with his own music works, even though he collaborated with Juan Pardo.<mask> wrote songs for artists such as ngela Carrasco and Charytn Goyco. The lyrics of the Air Supply album were translated to Spanish. One of the most influential pioneers of pop and rock in Spanish, he inspired many newer acts in the Latin music world as well as across Europe, the Americas and Asia. <mask>'s career began in the mid-sixties. His band Los Dayson appeared on Salto a la Fama in Madrid in 1965, after producing their first record. Los Botines' music was influenced by The Beatles. Los chicos del Preu was filmed in 1967.He was in the chorus of the song "O Tren" at the beginning. "Llegar el Verano" and "Sin Direccin" were recorded in 1970. He became the producer of other artists as well. In 1970, he won the "Revelacin" price at the "Olés de la Cancin" festival. He launched a solo career under the stage name <mask> <mask> after meeting a producer. His first No.1 record was "Algo de M", which he appeared on Spanish TV's program "Buenas Noches". It was the Number 1 spot in Spain and most of the Spanish speaking world for a whole year.He performed the song "Algo Ms" in the second edition of the OTI Festival in Brazil in 1973. His success as a pop singer continued in 1974. His concerts took him around the world. "Llueve por mojado", "Yo soy as", "Isabel", "Déjame participar en tu juego" and "Mienteme". "Quieres ser amante?" In 1976, he received a nomination for Best Latin Recording. He has several certifications.<mask> played Jesus in the Spanish version of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Alcal-Palace Theatre in Madrid. The production was financed entirely by him. 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Sesto gained fame as a singer and composer after starring in the Spanish version of "Jesus Christ Superstar"."Vivir As es Morir de Amor", "Jams", "Perdname", and "Melina" are some of the hits from <mask>. <mask> returned to the music scene in 1991. A Voluntad del Cielo was released that year. "Amor Mo, Qué Me Has Hecho?" is the album's lead single. What have you done to me? The song reached the top of the Hot Latin Songs chart in the United States. The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Latin Awards of 1993 nominated the track for Pop Song of the Year.He released an album two years after he received a transplant. <mask> was back on stage at the International Song Festival in 2004. <mask> won many awards in 2004. The singing of Bujalance's football team's hymn was his last musical work. In 2008, <mask> announced his retirement from the studio, and in September of 2009, he said he would go on a farewell tour. He was going to tour the Americas for the next two years. His last two concerts in Madrid were released as his first live album.The live DVD "Todo de M" was recorded in Madrid. He received the "Highest Hispanic Pride" medal in Las Vegas in 2011. There were rumors of another <mask> "farewell tour" in 2011. Allegedly, tour dates were made, radio stations spoke about it, and tickets were sold. There were many convincing ads in magazines. <mask> said that this was a ruse to get people to buy fake tickets for a tour that he was not aware of. Many radio stations and music media threatened to take legal action against the singer if he would not "meet with the responsibility", and <mask> was forced to once again come back into the media to try to clear his name.The courts ruled in favor of some institutions. <mask> died at a Madrid hospital at the age of 73, eight days shy of his birthday. He was going to release a new album on 13 September, as well as embark on a tour in the United States the following month. Pedro Snchez is the acting Prime Minister of Spain. His music will always be a part of our memories. From the 1970s to the 2000s, <mask> created many hit songs, with almost everyone coming from his own inspiration, being the author, performer, composer, and producer of all his works. The record for consecutive days with two presentations is held by <mask> <mask>.There are thousands of awards and recognitions among the most prominent. The posthumous award of the "Medal of Merit in Fine Arts", in its category of Gold, was approved by the Council of Ministers at the request of the Minister of Culture and Sports. Father ngel, who has welcomed this act in his Church, has described it as "privilege" to be able to count on <mask> <mask>, who at other times they were going to see in Jesus. He called for "bread, justice, and forgiveness for all" and highlighted the importance of the prayer of the Our Father. The singer of the Dove of Peace was delivered by the priest during the presentation. The inauguration of an avenue named after Alameda Camilo <mask> will take place two years after the artist received a gold medal and was proclaimed a Favorite Son of this city. Most of <mask>'s works are in Spanish, but he has also recorded songs in English, Valencian, Italian, German, Japanese and Portuguese.At least one album has been released in English. He is one of the artists with the most number 1 hits, with 52. His albums sold over 180 million copies. <mask> was a member of the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame.

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title: Graham Paddon

texts: <mask> was an English footballer who played for a number of teams<mask> was born in Manchester and began his career as an apprentice with Noel Cantwell. He made his senior debut in February 1969 as a substitute in a victory over Queens Park Rangers. He made five First Division appearances for the club, scoring one goal, before moving to the Second Division for £25,000. He helped the Canaries to the league title in 1971 with eight goals. He helped the club reach the League Cup Final in 1973. He scored all three of his team's goals, but it wasn't enough to stop Spurs from winning the Final.In December 1973, <mask> joined West Ham United from the Canaries in a deal which saw Ted MacDougall move the other way. Paddon became West Ham's most expensive player. During the 1974–75 season, he made 26 appearances for the east London club. In his first full season at West Ham, Paddon made 54 appearances and scored 4 goals. In the 1974–75 FA Cup run, he played all of the games, with the second goal of the 2–0 victory in the Final against Cottagers scored by Alan Taylor after 'keeper Peter Mellor failed to deal with a shot by Paddon. Paddon described the 40-yarder he scored against Wolves as the best goal he had ever scored. He scored 5 goals in 57 appearances, including every game of the European Cup Winners' Cup campaign.He scored from 30 yards in the first leg of the semi-final against Eintracht Frankfurt, but the team were only able to pick up a runners-up medal. He scored 15 goals in three years at West Ham. He was runner-up for Hammer of the Year after his exploits that season. <mask> made his only international appearance when he played for the England under-23 team in a game against Hungary. He scored the winning goal. In his third game back with the Norfolk club, Paddon broke his leg and was out for the rest of the season. His return to first-team football would take a full year.The club remained in the First Division until the 1981 season. He scored a goal in an indoor friendly between the two sides on 3 May 1978 in St. Petersburg, Florida, while he was in the United States with the Tampa Bay Rowdies. Over the course of his career, Paddon made over 300 League appearances and scored 25 goals. He made five League appearances and scored one goal during his time at Millwall. He ended his career in Hong Kong with Eastern AA, where he made 29 appearances. Paddon used his left foot to cross the ball into the strikers or shoot from long range and was known for his style of play. Duncan Forbes remarked that he had the most fantastic left-foot.He didn't need to get very far over the halfway line before he shot at goal. It was great. Mervyn Day noted after his death that "I'll remember his dynamism, the balance he brought to the side but, above all else, the ferocity of his left foot in shooting practice". Forbes commented that he had a huge long throw. The old training pitch at Trowse was where we used to practice. He would take the throw and I would flick it back with my head. In August 1985, <mask> joined the coaching staff at Pompey.He became Ball's assistant in October 1989. <mask> was given the role of interim manager after Ball was fired. <mask> Potter's worst ever league finish was 14th place in the Third Division. He was Jim Smith's number two in the spring of 1991. Paddon later worked as a scout for Derby County under Jim Smith, as well as at other clubs. In 2005, <mask> took charge of the team that competed in the Brunei premier league. Death Paddon died of a heart attack at his home in Norfolk.Career statistics as a player. There are appearances and goals in the Anglo-Italian Cup, FA Charity Shield, Football League Group Cup, and Texaco Cup. 1971–72 Football League Cup runner-up, 1973 West Ham United FA Cup winner, 1975 FA Charity Shield runner-up, and 1976 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup runner-up are all ex-canaries. The players are from Norfolk City F.C. The players are from West Ham United. players Millwall F.C. The players are from Eastern Sports Club.The North American Soccer League had indoor players. Managers English expatriate footballers English Football League managers The staff at the F.C. are not playing. Derby County F.C. has non-playing staff. F.C. is not playing staff. There are no playing staff atLeicester City F.C. Football managers and soccer players in the United States are expatriates.

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title: Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

texts: <mask> was a leading British painter of sacred painting, as well as church decorations and stained glass designs. Prynne was the third son of <mask> and the Cornish Revd <mask>. <mask> was the church architect. Prynne attended the Royal Naval Academy in Southsea, which was intended for the navy. He decided to embark on an artistic career at the suggestion of Frederic Leighton. He studied with the Belgian painter Charles Verlat after attending an art school in London. The study was done in Florence, Paris and Rome.Prynne had two sons and three daughters with his first wife, Emma Mary Joll. He lived in the home of the author when he moved to London in the 1880s. He lived at 1 Woodville Road for 20 years. Prynne and his family became part of the community of artists. He was present at the first meeting of the Ealing Art Group. Prynne and his family attended a church. Prynne had a debt to his teacher.<mask> Jones influenced the whole of the artist's work after he returned from the continent. Prynne excelled in a range of subjects. His works were commissioned by politicians and members of the Royal Family. He was commissioned to paint a life-size portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh as the admiral of the fleet. The portrait was hung in the Royal Naval Barracks at Devonport after he attended the Osborne House to see it. Prynne painted a lot of religious and mythological pictures. Prynne shared an ardent Anglo Catholic faith with his father and brother.He is celebrated for his religious art, which was commissioned and purchased for churches across the county. The churches designed and restored by Prynne's brother include painted altar and reredos panels. One of Prynne's most striking and original works is his altar piece, 'Benedicite Domino Laudate Et Superexaltate Eum In Saecula' which includes five painted panels illustrating separate lines from the canticle of creation. There is a panel depicting a sub-marine angel garbed in scales and delicate fish fin wings. A reviewer commented on the piece in the Royal Society of British Artists 114th exhibition. The altar-piece, " Benedicite," is rich in colour and the artist's mannerisms. W. Graham Robertson was one of the artists highlighted for praise by the reviewer.The New Gallery on Regent Street, London, featured <mask>'s painting 'Magnificat' in 1894. 'Love among the Ruins' by <mask> Jones was one of the exhibits. A reviewer at the L'Exposition Internationale du Bruxelles thought that 'Magnificat' was an exquisite conception. Prynne's painting 'Ecce Ancilla Domini' was praised for its beauty, delicacy and composition. The Royal Society of British Artists displayed it in 1895. Mr. C. Lang Huggins presented the pictures to St Mark's Church. The nativity is one of Prynne's chief works.The painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1895 and was noted as suitable for display in a church setting. The picture was purchased by the Rev. There is a set of Prynne's Stations of the Cross with Harry Wilson. The Berlin Photographic Company bought the rights to the two works in 1896 and reproduced them in photogravure and in all parts of the world. The paintings were included in a catalog. 'Christ before Pilate,' 'Christ's Entry into Jerusalem,' and 'St. Peter'. His most accomplished pictures include Joseph's Dream.Prynne's widow donated the painting to St Peter's Church after it was exhibited in Paris, Berlin, and Dusseldorf. The second set of Stations of the Cross was painted for the Rev. There are three altar panels for St Mary's Church in Ilford. St Mary's Church, East Grinstead, was the last church to have altar panels painted by Prynne. There was a large sculptured panel in the reredos that had his picture on it. Prynne painted 'Rex Judaeourum', a religious painting, in the same year that 'Christ Before Pilot' appeared. Prynne's most ambitious project was a mural on the walls of St. Peter's Church, which was designed to honor their father.Christ was surrounded by hundreds of angels and saints. The painting was 650 square feet and was executed in separate sections. Scenes from the life of St Peter can be seen on the side walls of the church. Prynne used wax to dull the surface of the fresco without sacrificing depth of colour. The cerulean ground at the top of the composition, and the ringed gold of the halos, recalled the joyously ecstatic art of Fra Angelico, and formed a rich harmony with the multi-colored draperies, giving also the keynote to the layers of violet cloud that separated the When the church was damaged during World War Two, the paintings were destroyed. Another important collaboration between Prynne and <mask> <mask> was at St Peter's Church, Staines, where the artist provided vibrant and complex window designs of remarkable quality and beauty for his brother's new church.One of Prynne's finest legacies is the windows that were created from the 1890s onwards. The Staines Nativity Window was designed by him in 1903. Prynne worked as an outside glass designer. St Peter's Church Staines had glassworks on Clapham Road, which was owned by John J Jennings. The altar panels at Holy Trinity and St Mary are examples of collaboration between the Prynne brothers. The altar panels at St Saviour's Church, which were destroyed when the church was bombed in 1940, were almost certainly created by Prynne. Prynne exhibited pictures at a number of galleries, including the Royal Academy and the Royal Society of British Artists.He was elected to the Royal Society of British Artists in 1895. Prynne created a set of 14 painted Stations of the Cross for St John the Evangelist Church in Oxford after being approached by the Cowely Fathers. Prynne regarded the commission as a very great pleasure and high privilege, and over the next few years he and the Fathers wrangled over the details. The set of images was installed in the church in 1921. The set seems to have been based on a painting by Prynne in 1898. The last four paintings Prynne worked on were the last painting he touched, and the last painting to be married to. Crosby was a South African mining engineer who met the Prynne family while he was working in London during the War.The couple moved to South Africa and New Zealand. <mask> and Emma Prynne never met their grandchild after she was born. Prynne was included in the Who's who of Notable Londoners just before he died. David Lloyd George was also featured. Prynne died on December 28, 1921. <mask> Prynne was also buried in the churchyard of St Mary the Virgin Church. The death of <mask> <mask> Prynne on December 28 removes from the religious art world an artist of very exceptional ability and one whose absolute sincerity and devotion to the highest ideals of his art, according to an obituary in 'The Builder' magazine.He always wanted to see the good points in a fellow artist's work, rather than offering severe criticism, and he always welcomed honest criticism of his own work. Mr. Prynne had the power to make and retain friends in private life. He was fond of music and was aided by Mrs. Prynne who entertained friends in a charmingly informal manner. One of Prynne's daughters donated a set of photographic reproductions of his Stations of the Cross for the Cowley. Prynne's 'Portrait of Mark Tucker' was sold at an auction in 1985. A religious roundel was sold for thousands of dollars. Prynne's painting, 'Enthroned', sold for $17,000 in 1998.The Bishop's Palace has a portrait of Frederick Temple, who was the Bishop of Exeter. <mask> Prynne's pictures are in the Russell- Cotes Art Gallery. St Nicholas's Church is known as Church Work. Prynne reredos are attributed. A wall painting depicting Christ in Glory, surrounded by apostles and saints, with angels and symbols from the Revelations, was created by Prynne. It's not clear whether this was carried out. St George's Church is in Suffolk.The east window was designed by Prynne. All Saints Church is in the area. Prynne wrote Reredos. St Stephen's Church is in Brannel Cornwall. The altar panels are high. The church is St Peter's. Prynne painted the panels.St Peter's Church is in London. Prynne painted 'Christ Before Pilot' in 1898. St Saviour's Church is in London. The altar front panels created for George Fellowes Prynne's Church are believed to have been created by Prynne. St Mary's is in East Grinstead. Three altar panels by Prynne were signed on the reverse. The Church of All Saints is in Yorkshire.The stained glass was designed by Prynne. St Mark's Church is in Hadlow Down. The Madonna of the Magnificat was painted by Prynne in 1899 and exhibited at the Royal Academy. The church is called St Mary the Virgin. Prynne painted the panels. St Mary's Church is in Ilford. The Stations of the Cross were painted for the Rev.Three altar panels were made by Prynne All Hallows Church in Cornwall. The church was built by Prynne's brother in 1894/6. St Ladoca's Church is in Cornwall. The altar front was painted by Prynne. St Margaret's Church is in Leytonstone. There are Prynne Stations of the Cross. The church is in Linslade, Buckinghamshire.The altar front is attributed to Prynne. St Winifred's Church is in the area. <mask> Prynne restored the church between 1890 and 1892. The church is called St John the Evangelist. The Stations of the Cross for the Cowley Fathers were dedicated in 1921. St Thomas a Becket's Church is in Pagenham. There are three Prynne Windows in the Chutch.St Mary the Virgin Church is in Payhembury. The altar panels were painted by <mask> <mask> <mask>. St John's Church is in Penzance. <mask> <mask> <mask>'s paintings are used in <mask> <mask>'s reredos. St Peter the Apostle is in the area. The wall paintings above the chancel arch of the Church were created by Prynne in memory of his father Revd George Rundle Prynne. The Church was damaged during the Second World War.St Mark's is in Woodcote. His brother designed the Prynne Lady Chapel church. Holy Trinity is in the area. Prynne decorated the altar panels with gold and red. Prynne's designs were coloured by Mr Fouracres. <mask> <mask> designed the church. Holy Trinity Church is in St Austell.There are two <mask> <mask> Prynne frescos on either side of the east window. Prynne may have designed the roof decoration. The work was done by Mr. Fouracre and Mr. Watson. The church was restored by <mask> <mask> between 1896 and 1924. St Peter's Church is in Staines. The church was designed by Prynne's brother. There is a church in Stepney.The painting 'The Desire of all Nations' was purchased by the Rev. There was a set of Prynne's Stations of the Cross with Harry Wilson. The church is no longer standing. The location of The Desire of All Nations is not known. There is a painting of St Barnabas. A dedication picture was purchased for the new hospital. 'Rex Judaeourum' was written in 1898.The painting was listed for sale in the early 20th century. "Rex Judroorum," 44 x 5? The price is £21'. There was a poem called 'Tuxt Memory & Hope'. The painting depicts a venerable pilgrim who is painfully making his way through the thorns and briars of life, helped forward by a winged figure of Hope. Eurydice, Orpheus and Eurydice, Pan and Syrinx, andCophetua's Queen are some of the characters. There are portraits of John F. Winnicott in the collection of The Box.James Atlay was the Bishop of Hereford. The picture was presented by the Diocese of Hereford on the completion of his 25 year consecration, and was later in the possession of Mrs. Atlay. There is a portrait of Frederick Temple, the Bishop of Exeter. The Duke of Edinburgh, Alfred, Duke of Saxe-coburg and Gotha were the sons of Queen Victoria. The British Museum has prints of the painting. There is a portrait of The Reverend Henry William Hill. The Portrait of Mark Tucker is in the collection of the National Trust.The painting was sold in 1985. There are references to 19th-century British artists and 20th-century British artists.

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title: Francesco Conconi

texts: The Italian sports doctor and scientist, who was born in 1935, is known for his work in sports medicine. The University of Ferrara in Italy has a Professor named <mask> who is in charge of the Biomedical Research Institute. He is better known for his anti-doping activities and is said to have introduced Erythropoietin to the sport of cycling. Conconi was the one who prepared <mask> for his attempt to break the world hour record. On August 14, 1980 Conconi submitted a proposal to the Italian National Olympic Committee proposing that selected Italian athletes be assisted by the staff of the University to improve their performance. Conconi wants to help athletes in the sports of cycling, canoeing, rowing, long-distance skiing, speed skating, swimming and wrestling. The offer was accepted by CONI.According to Sandro Donati, a coach of the middle distance running team from 1981 onwards, this method of preparation was blood-doping. In order to improve the performances of his athletes, Professor Conconi asked Donati to estimate the improvements in 3 to 5 seconds for 1,500 metres, 15 to 20 seconds for 5000 metres, and 30 to 40 seconds for 10,000 metres. Professor Conconi's research center at the University of Ferrara was funded by the Olympic Committee. According to Donati, Professor Conconi administered testosterone and steroids to athletes in the 1980s. CONI funded the research of Conconi for several years. The results of sport were produced by the work of Conconi and his assistants. Italy won 34 medals in the Winter Olympics.The athletes had high hematocrit levels. In January 1984 Conconi and his assistants prepared <mask> for his attempt to break the World Hour Record. According to Conconi, heart rate could be correlated with perceived exertion in order to allow Moser to cycle at the absolute maximum of his ability. The point at which aerobic efficiency was overcome was found by Conconi. An athlete's ability to sustain a maximum effort would be compromised at this level. The method to extend the "Anaerobic Threshold" was developed by Conconi. The Conconi test measures heart rate at different intensity levels and is also known as the ramp test.The maximum heart rate a subject can have is called the Conconi Point. Professor Conconi was a pioneer in sports science. The preparation included blood-doping. In 1991, Conconi wrote a book called Moser's Hour Records: A Human and Scientific Adventure. Moser was coached by Conconi to attempt to break the Hour record a second time. The idea came from a gentleman's bet between the two to see if Conconi would be able to break his 1984 record ten years later. When he rode 51.840 kilometres in 60 minutes, he was 43 years old.At the Winter Olympics in 1994 in Lillehammer, Conconi gave a talk to members of the International Olympic Committee and informed them about his work on an EPO test. He said that he had carried out controlled experiments with 23 amateur athletes, but that he had not come up with a test to detect the use of erythropoietin. Police discovered the details of Conconi's subjects after a raid at the University of Ferrara, six of which were from the cycling team. The subjects' names, gender, sport, and date of analysis were listed by Conconi. Conconi used the money from the IOC and CONI to buy the drug and give it to athletes who were paying him. Athletes could take a mixture of erythropoietin, blood thinner and human growth hormone and pass DOPING TESTS without testing positive, if Conconi's technique had been used. Donati estimated that up to 70% of the peloton used the drug in the mid 1990s.The Carrera cycling team had a team doctor who worked with <mask> at the University. A number of cyclists were clients of the Institute. The Gewiss team attracted a lot of negative attention after taking the whole podium in the La Flche Wallonne Classic in 1994. He said that if a rider used the drug it wouldn't make him look bad. He said it's also dangerous to drink 10 litres of orange juice if you abuse it. The 'orange juice' comment has been misquoted. The 1996 Tour de France winner, Bjorn Riis, was treated with the drug erythropoietin in 1994 and 1995 at the Conconi's Institute in Ferrara.Riis won the Tour de France in 1996 under the guidance of one of <mask>'s assistants. In January 2000 it was reported in the Rome-based newspaper, La Repubblica, that <mask> was involved with administering erythropoietin to riders on the Carrera. Professor <mask> and a number of other sports doctors were investigated by an Italian judge in 2000. The riders of the Carrera team were administered erythropoietin in 1993. Rolf Srensen, Mario Chiesa, and Massimo Ghirotto were among the riders. The files seized as part of the judicial investigation detail a number of different names for former Tour de France, Giro d'Italia winner and World Champion Stephen Roche. In 1997, Chiappucci told Vincenzo Scolastico that he had been using erythropoietin since 1993.The hematocrit level of Marco Pantani, who was part of the team, was very suspicious. A hematocrit percentage of 60.1% was recorded on October 18, 1995 when Pantani was taken to the hospital after an accident in the Milano–Torino race. There was no limit to the hematocrit level at this time. A former President of the IOC's Medical Committee appointed Conconi as a member of the medical committee and funded his research into a test to detect the use of erythropoietin. Donati had a report suppressed by Dr. Mario Pescante, who was the President of CONI from 1993 to 1998. The investigations into the activities of Conconi began in 1999. The doctors and researchers were under investigation.Two hematologists submitted a report in front of Judge Piero Messini D'Agostini stating that the blood values of athletes treated by Conconi indicated the use of performance enhancing drugs. Pierguido Soprani, an Italian public prosecutor, claimed in 2000 that Conconi had drugged himself. Conconi recorded a hematocrit value of 57% while competing in a mountain bike race in 1994. The press reported on the seized computer files of Conconi. The files were for patients of Conconi. There were files showing hematocrit variations in individuals. The hematocrit went from 51.5% in June 1996 to 40.9% in September.The hematocrit of Ivan Gotti went from 35.2% in January 1997 to 50.7% in June 1998. Marco Pantani's level went from 40.7 in March 1994 to 42% in June and July 1994. After his accident in Milano–Torino, Pantani had a level of 60. After he came fifth in the 1994 Giro d'Italia, Chiappucci had a hematocrit level of 40%. The athletes treated at the Institute would not be prosecuted due to the statute of limitations. <mask> was found morally guilty by the judge. The judge looked at the medical reports of 33 cyclists in the period 1993-1995, including Chiappucci's, and all of them had low hematocrit- values.There were many assistants with whom he performed his tests. After leaving the Institute, many of them would be charged in connection with the use of performance enhancing drugs. The man who worked with <mask> for most of the 1980s and 1990s is known as Michele Ferrari. Some of the pro cyclists he took care of have been found guilty of using performance enhancing drugs. There is a gap between the means to trace the use of drugs and the development of them. In the light of recent revelations, this list may point in the direction of certain medical networks, notably in Italy.

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title: Simon Rattle

texts: Sir <mask> is a British conductor. During the 1980s and 1990s, he was music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. <mask> was the principal conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic. He is the music director of the London Symphony Orchestra. He was ranked as the second best living conductor in the world by music critics. During his tenure with CBSO, <mask> was the patron of the symphony orchestra. Services for Education has taken over the management of the Youth Orchestra.The Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music was given to him in 2001. <mask> was the son of Denis Guttridge <mask> who was a lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve during World War II. He was educated at a college. <mask>'s early work with orchestras was as a percussionist for the Merseyside Youth Orchestra. The Royal Academy of Music is now part of the University of London. John Carewe was one of his teachers. <mask> won the John Player International Conducting Competition in 1974.He was discovered by the music agent Martin Campbell-White, who has since managed Rattle's career. He studied English Language and Literature at St Anne's College in Oxford. He was attracted to the college by the reputation of Bednarowska. He was a fellow of St Anne's. He received his Doctor of Music degree from the University of Oxford in 1999. He was made an assistant conductor in 1974. He joined the music staff at the age of 20.He went on to conduct over 200 performances of 13 different operas over the course of 28 years. On August 9, 1976, he conducted the London Sinfonietta at the Royal Albert Hall. Arnold Schoenberg's First Chamber symphony was included in the programme. He became an assistant conductor in 1977. The attention of critics and the public was drawn to him by his time with the CBSO. In 1980, <mask> became the CBSO's principal conductor and artistic adviser. <mask> increased the profile of the orchestra.The series of concerts of 20th-century music titled "Towards the Millennium" was one of his long-term concert projects. The move of the CBSO from its former venue, Birmingham Town Hall, to a newly built concert hall, Symphony Hall, in 1991, was one of the major achievements of his time. Jaine Green will follow <mask> in his final year with the CBSO to make a film. <mask> was made a Knight Bachelor in 1994. <mask> was named a Principal Guest Conductor of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment in 1992. The title of Principal Artist has been given to <mask>. In 2001, he conducted the OAE at Glyndebourne for the first time.<mask> was a strong supporter of youth music. Two attempts were made to get the record for the world's largest orchestra. In 1996, the first was unsuccessful. The record held at nearly 4,000 musicians until it was broken in 2000 by a group in Canada. The Royal Philharmonic Society presented <mask> with a gold medal in 2000. He conducted the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra from 29 April to 17 May 2002, making live recordings of the complete Beethoven symphonies. He was made a Fellow of the Society of Arts in May of 2006He received a doctorate from the Royal Academy of Music. He was made a Member of the Order of Merit in the New Year. At the opening of the London Olympics, <mask> conducted the London Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Chariots of Fire with a guest playing Mr. Bean. In 1987, <mask> made his conducting debut with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. 6. <mask> became the orchestra's principal conductor in 1999. Several members of the orchestra were reported to have preferred Daniel Barenboim for the post, which made the appointment somewhat controversial.<mask> won the post and proceeded to win over his detractors by refusing to sign the contract until he ensured that every member of the orchestra was paid fairly, and also that the orchestra would gain artistic independence from the Berlin Senate. <mask> criticized the British attitude to culture before he left for Germany and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 <mask> has reorganised the Berlin Philharmonic into a foundation, meaning that its activities are more under the control of its members. After falling over the previous few years, orchestra members' wages have increased quite dramatically. On 7 September 2002, he gave his first concert as principal conductor of the BPO. 5 performances received rave reviews from the press worldwide and were recorded for CD and DVD release. A film project with Mark- Anthony Turnage's Blood on the Floor was one of the early collaborative projects in the Berlin community.He continues to promote contemporary music in Berlin. <mask> established the orchestra's first education department. After their first season together, <mask>'s tenure with the Berlin Philharmonic began to be criticized. <mask> stated in 2005 that his relationship with the musicians could sometimes be "turbulent", but also "never destructively so". In 2006 a new controversy began in the German press as to the quality of <mask>'s concerts with the Berlin Philharmonic, with criticism from the German critic. Alfred Brendel wrote to the press to defend <mask>. The best choral disc award was given to the BPO/Rattle recording of Ein deutsches Requiem.In April 2008 the musicians voted to extend <mask>'s contract as chief conductor for an additional ten years past the next season. He announced his departure from the Berlin Philharmonic at the end of the season. His last concert as chief conductor was at the Waldbhne. <mask> and the BPO were appointed as Goodwill Ambassadors by the UN. He is a supporter of the foundation. <mask> made his North American debut in 1976, conducting the London Schools Symphony Orchestra at the Hollywood Bowl. From 1981 to 1994 he was the Principal Guest Conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.He has conducted the Cleveland Orchestra, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Boston Symphony Orchestra. He made his New York City debut with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. <mask> was the music director of the festival in 2000. <mask> made his conducting debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra. He conducted engagements in 1999 and 2000. The Philadelphia Orchestra wanted to hire <mask> as its next music director, but he declined. <mask> has guest-conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra in the past, including appearances in 2006 and the Philadelphia Orchestra's first performance of Robert Schumann's cantata.In March 2015, the London Symphony Orchestra announced the appointment of <mask> as its next music director, with an initial contract of 5 seasons. He recorded for the LSO Live label. In January 2021, the LSO announced an extension of <mask>'s contract as music director through 2023, at which time <mask> is scheduled to stand down from the LSO and take the title of conductor emeritus for life. <mask> guest-conducted the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2010. In January 2021, the BRSO announced the appointment of <mask> as its next chief conductor, with an initial contract of 5 years. The Wolf Rattle Prize in Arts Laureate in Music, the Helpmann Award, the Best Orchestral Concert of the Year, and the Knight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany have all been won by the Royal Philharmonic Society. The 1996 TV series Leaving Home was an example of this, where he presents a 7-part survey of musical styles and conductors with excerpts recorded by the CBSO.Dvok tone poems have been included in Berlin recordings. Claude Debussy wrote La Mer. The Gramophone Magazine praised the latter as a "magnificent disc" and drew comparisons with interpretations of the piece by <mask>'s predecessors. He worked with the Toronto Children's Chorus. The Planets was recorded by <mask> and the BPO. The complete 1989 recording of George Gershwin's opera "Porgy and Bess" was used as the soundtrack for a 1993 television production. The first made-for-television production of Porgy and Bess was presented.The "Disc of the month" for April 2007, was <mask>'s recording of Johannes Brahms's Ein deutsches Requiem, "as probably the best new version of the Requiem I've heard in quite some years". The fourth symphony and the Symphonies Nos. have also been released. There are 88, 89, 90, 91, 92 and Sinfonia Concertante. <mask>'s recording of the Ein deutsches Requiem was a winner in the category of Choral Performance. He won the Best Orchestral Performance award for a recording of the unfinished symphony No. 1 in 2007, as well as the Choral Performance Award for a recording of the symphony of Psalms in 2007. In 2000. He received the honour of Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur from the French Government.<mask> was elected to the Gramophone Hall of Fame. <mask>'s first marriage was to an American Soprano named Elise Ross, with whom he had two sons: Sacha, who is a clarinettist, and Eliot, who is a painter. After 15 years of marriage, they were divorced in 1995. His second wife was a Boston-born writer. <mask> married a Czech singer in 2008 after his second marriage ended in 2004. The couple have two sons and live in Berlin. 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The essay was from The Guardian. The Observer had an interview with <mask> from C Music TV.Alumni of St Anne's College, Oxford Alumni of the Royal Academy of Music Commanders of the Order of the British Empire were interviewed.

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title: Benedikt Höwedes

texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer who played as a defender. He captained the team for six seasons and was a member of the Germany national football team for four years. Hwedes was one of only three players to play every single minute of the World Cup for Germany. Hwedes can play in the centre or as a left or right-sided full back. In 1994 he started playing football for his hometown club TuS Haltern. He was transferred to the youth teams in 2001. He won the Under 19 Bundesliga in 2006 while he was a member of the team.Hwedes was honoured by the German Football Association as the best player of his age group in the 2006–07 season. In January 2007, he signed a professional contract with the club, which ran until June 2010 and then he joined the squad in July. He played for the second team in the Oberliga. Hwedes' first professional match was in 2007. Hwedes extended his contract on December 10, 2008. Hwedes became the captain of the team on July 23, 2011. Hwedes extended his contract with the club until June.Hwedes joined Juventus on a one-year loan deal for  3.5 million plus 3 million variables, with an option to buy for 13 million. Hwedes made his debut in Italy in a 3–0 win over Crotone. In his second appearance for the club, he scored his first goal in a 3–0 home win over Sampdoria. Hwedes joined Lokomotiv Moscow on July 29th. On July 31, Lokomotiv signed a 4-year contract with Hwedes. He scored his first goal for Lokomotiv late in a game against CSKA Moscow, giving his team a 1–0 victory. His contract with Lokomotiv was terminated by mutual consent as he decided to return to Germany for family reasons.Hwedes retired from professional football on July 31, 2020. He played hundreds of top-flight matches in Germany, Italy and Russia. Hwedes played for the under-18 team and under-19 team and appeared in the semi-finals of the European Under-19 Championship. On 5 September 2007, he made his first and only under-20 team appearance, due to the fact that he was turning out for the under-21 team on a regular basis. He started in Germany's 4–0 win against England in the final of the European Under-21 Championship in 2009. He made his senior team debut on May 29, 2011. Germany won the match 3–1, with Hwedes setting up the first goal, which was scored by Mesut zil.Hwedes did not play in the tournament after being selected for the German squad. He scored his first goal on August 15, 2012 against Argentina. Hwedes was named in Germany's squad for the finals of the World Cup after making three appearances. He made his tournament debut in the team's opening match against Portugal. He and his team won the tournament. Hwedes went close to opening the scoring in the World Cup final when he hit the goalpost after a corner kick in the last seconds of the first half. Hwedes was one of three German players who played every minute of the World Cup.He won his last cap. <mask> Hwedes appeared 44 times. Hwedes will begin a managerial career in August of 2021. The program will last until the World Cup. Hwedes was considered a defensive all-rounder as he could be deployed in any defensive position. Hwedes's main playing position was at centre back, but he could also be deployed as a right or left-sided full back and as a right or left-sided wing-back, which were the main positions that Hwedes was deployed in under Jens Keller Hwedes started his professional football career as a left-back, but in the early years of his youth career he played as a defensiveMidfielder.Hwedes's main defensive strengths were his ability to win one-on-one battles consistently, his fine heading ability, and his no-nonsense style of play. Hwedes's height and high-jumping ability made him an aerial threat, and he also scored and set-up goals with his head. Hwedes was known for his sliding tackles and standing tackles, as well as his good first-time passing, technique, positional sense, and great physical strength. He struggled with injuries throughout his career despite his ability as a defender. Career statistics club. International Ref. The scores and results list Germany's goal tally first.References External links 1988 births Living people from Haltern German football players. FC Lokomotiv Moscow players include a German expatriate footballer and a youth international footballer.

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title: Donald Byrd

texts: <mask>'<mask> was an American jazz and rhythm and blues vocalist. A sideman for many other jazz musicians of his generation, <mask> was known as one of the rare bebop jazz musicians who successfully explored soul and funk while remaining a jazz artist. He was an influence on the early career of Hancock. Biography Early life and career was spent at a technical high school. He was a performer before finishing high school. During his time in the United States Air Force, he obtained a bachelor's degree in music from Wayne State University and a master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music. He joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers when he was still at the Manhattan School.He recorded with several people in 1955. He was a member of the Jazz Messengers and performed with some of the best jazz musicians of the day. The quintet that he co-led from 1958 to 1961 with Pepper Adams was captured "live" on At the Half Note Cafe. Royal Flush was the Blue Note debut of Hancock, who came to further attention with his 1962 album Free Form, and these albums also featured the first recordings of his original compositions. When he was a struggling musician newly arrived in New York, Hancock took the young pianist "under his wings" and let him sleep on a hide-a-bed for several years. He has encouraged and nurtured young musicians. He is a born educator and tried to encourage the development of creativity.He said that he was connected with Mongo Santamaria, who turned his song "Watermelon Man" into a chart-topping hit, as well as that he encouraged him to make his debut album for Blue Note. One of the most important pieces of advice of his career was not to give away his publishing rights. When Blue Note offered Hancock the chance to record his first solo album, the label executives tried to convince him to give up his publishing in exchange for being able to record the album, but he stuck to his guns and refused. When it became clear that he was about to walk out, the executives relented and allowed him to retain his publishing. Thanks to Santamaria's subsequent hit cover version of "Watermelon Man", Hancock was soon receiving substantial royalties, and he used his first royalty check of $6,000 to buy his first car, a 1963. Two weeks before Eric Dolphy died from diabetes, <mask> played with him in Paris. By 1969's Fancy Free, <mask> was moving away from the hard bop jazz idiom and began to record jazz fusion and rhythm and blues.Black Byrd was Blue Note's best-selling album for many years. The title track made it to the top. The Hot 100 pop chart peaked at No. 19 on the R&B chart. 88. A rich source of samples for acid jazz artists such as Us3 has been provided by the Mizell brothers' follow-up albums. Larry Mizell wrote most of the material for the albums. In 1973, he helped to establish and co-produce the Blackbyrds, a fusion group consisting of then-student musicians from Howard University.In 1976. "Happy Music" is one of their major hits. 3 R&B, No. "Walking in Rhythm" is a pop song. R&B, No. 4 "Rock Creek Park" has 6 pop. The "125th St NYC Band" was formed during his time at North Carolina Central University.<mask> and Words, Sounds, Colors and Shapes were recorded. "Love Has Come Around" became a disco hit. 4 on the U.S. Dance Club Songs and in the UK. The charts have 41 on them. In the 1960s and 1970s, he taught at a number of postsecondary institutions, including Rutgers University, the Hampton Institute, New York University, Howard University, Queens College, and Cornell University. He recorded three albums for Orrin Keepnews' Landmark Records. He lived in Teaneck, New Jersey.He died in Delaware at the age of 80. Discography is the year of recording and release. Chant (Blue Note, 1961, released 1979) <mask> and 125th Street, N.Y.C. The Johnny Griffin Sextet was at the Jazz Lab in 1957. The 1995 edition of Guru's Jazzmatazz was published. My Point of View (Blue Note) With Gene Harris and Tone Tantrum. The Jazz Message of Hank Mobley (Prestige) is a song by Hank Mobley.No Room for Squares was released in 1963. Straight No Filter was released in 1986. Blue Note had a song called "Far Away Lands" with the name "Jackie McLean." The Thelonious Monk Orchestra at Town Hall was released in 1980. 1964 Wahoo!

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title: Peter Som

texts: <mask> is a Chinese American fashion designer. He designed the women's wear collection for Tommy Hilfiger before founding his own label. <mask> grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and graduated from Connecticut College with a degree in art history. He continued his studies at the school where he worked with some of the best designers in the world. He won a competition and was presented with the gold Thimble Award. After graduating, <mask> pursued his career as a fashion designer. Som showed his collection at Bryant Park in 2001.He was appointed the Creative Director of women's wear in 2007. He left the company in 2008 to focus on his label. In 2009, Som became the creative consultant for Tommy Hilfiger, where he designed the women's runway collection. <mask> is his label. He has had his collections featured in fashion publications. He has a client list that includes actresses such as Kate Mara, Allison Williams, and Natalie Portman. The architect parents who influenced Som to start sketching at a young age were from San Francisco.He has a showroom in New York. <mask> studied art history at Connecticut College. He graduated with an apprenticeship with Calvin Klein and Michael Kors. He was named the rising young talent in the fashion designers of America scholarship competition after winning the Lord & Taylor dress competition. He received the award for his work in the designer critic program. After graduating with a degree in fashion design, <mask> worked as an assistant designer. <mask> came to finish a 15-piece collection after working on his own line out of his apartment.In 2000, Bill Blass asked <mask> to accept the Dean of American Fashion award in his place and later in 2001, <mask> became a member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. Bryant Park was where he made his debut in 2001. The white <mask> dress that Sudanese model, Alek Wek wore to the CFDA Awards was later mentioned in the magazine. <mask> was identified as one of the best young designers working today by a resident fashion critic at the New York Times. The spring 2007 collection was one of his most recognized collections. Anna Wintour described the collection as career-changing. It became clear that <mask> has moved to the head of his generation after responding to Vogue's Spring 2007 collection.In fact, magna cum laude. Lucy Hale and Rachel McAdams are two of the young celebrities who have made an impact with Som. <mask> was appointed the Creative Director. He made his runway debut for Bill Blass in 2008 and later launched handbags for the label. He left this role in October of 2008. Som collaborated with Lancme while he was the Creative Director for Blass. They collaborated for a limited edition lipstick.He was part of the Creative Design Studio Group. Som was the Creative Consultant to Tommy Hilfiger. He has collaborated with many brands over the years. Monolo Blahnik is one of the shoe designers <mask> has secured collaborations with. He launched a ready-to-wear collection for Anthropologie under their Made in Kind initiative. <mask> was announced as the official designer for the Blue Collection in January of 2015. The latest guest designer in the DesigNation series was selected because of his commercial success.<mask>'s clothes are frequently featured in fashion publications around the world. <mask>'s spring capsule collection for Anthropologie hit stores as part of their Made in Kind initiative. Designers clothing was available to a wider range of consumers. There was an array of clothing in the eleven piece collection. The colors in this collection were inspired by Manhattan's Flower District, which can be seen in many of the prints created for the line. <mask> described his female inspiration as "social eccentrics, women of style that had a little something quirky or a little strange about them." He mentioned Edith Bouvier Beale and Diana Vreeland.<mask> was a finalist in Gen Art Styles in 1999. He was nominated in 2001 and 2003 for the Fashion Group International's Rising Star Award. He won the Ecco Domani Fashion Award in 2002. In 2004, he was a finalist for the Vogue Fashion Fund Award and received a second nomination from the CFDA. He was a finalist for the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award. He received the Designer of the Year Award from Marymount University. Some of <mask>'s clients include: Mrs. Obama, Anne Hathaway, Zooey Deschanel, Jourdan Dunn, Rachel Bilson,Mandy Moore, and Amy Adams.The Council of Fashion Designers of America has a profile of <mask>, an American fashion designer of Chinese descent.

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