title: Son Byong-hi

texts: <mask>-hi was a Korean religious leader and independence activist. He was born in Chungcheong province. He became the third leader of the movement. He is referred to as Uiam by that name. The founder of the group, Choe Je-u, and the second leader, Choe Sihyeong, were both executed. He was executed in 1898 in connection with the peasant revolt that took place in 1894. In March 1901, Uiam was forced to flee to Japan.He was accompanied by his brother. After the Meiji Restoration, modern western ways were adopted by the Japanese. Up to that point, it was highly traditional to oppose modernization and foreign intervention in Korea. Uiam pivoted from the world view by embracing modernization and accepting help from Japan. Yi was sent back to Korea to act as his liaison. The Jinbohoe (Chinbohoe "progressive society") was reorganized as a political organization after being founded by Yi. Korean men had mass hair cutting ceremonies in which they cut off their traditional topknots.Its top priority was education. The pan-Asian outlook encouraged Jinbohoe volunteers to aid the Japanese in the war, particularly in the construction of a railroad to aid troop deployment. Yi thought the arrangement with Japan would be beneficial to Korea. After Japan forced Korea to become its protectors, Uiam began to distance itself from Japanese affiliation. Cheondogyo was renamed on December 1, 1905. He modernized it and extended its concepts of Heaven's/God's eminence in humankind. He excommunicated Yi in September of 1906 and he went on to form a new branch called Sijeongyo.Japan annexed Korea in 1910. Koreans began to feel that the situation was intolerable when Japanese rule became harsher. Cheondogyo, Christian and Buddhist religious leaders were at the forefront of the movement for Korean independence in 1919. Uiam was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence. He was arrested after reading the declaration. The first phase of the protest became violent and was suppressed by the Japanese. Uiam was released from prison after he became ill.He died at his home. The official web site of Cheondogyo contains some information about Uiam. The branch was renamed by Uiam. The history of Sijeongyo, which was established by Yi Yong-gu, does not include some of these details. Material differences are noted. Uiam was ineligible for government office because he was the son of the official's concubine. He was able to get an education.He was introduced to the group by his nephew who was a preacher. He devoted himself to the new religion and was said to memorize the 21-character Jumun. He went on a retreat with him. After his first wife died, his ties to Haewol were strengthened. The Cheondogyo website has a history with this description of Uiam's dedication. Thirty thousand times a day, was trained to read the Twenty-One Character Incantation. He also read the incantation in this way.He wears straw sandals every day. He sold these sandals at the periodic market. He lived for three years. Uiam entered a life of devoted study after this period. Su-un was executed in 1984 for his teachings which were heretical from a Neo-Confucian perspective and his association with Catholicism. In Chungcheong and Jeolla provinces, Donghak regained popularity in the early 1890s. He agreed to petition the government to exonerate Su-un.The petition movement turned violent despite Haewol trying to stop it. This eventually led to a full scale revolt. Japan deployed its army after the Korean government requested aid from China to suppress the revolt. General Jeon Bongjun's followers from the southern assembly were the first to participate. He allowed his followers to join the rebels. Their force was defeated by the Japanese and Korean armies. On November 28, 1894, Jeon dispersed his army and was captured and executed.The southern assembly's followers were decimated. The northern assembly was unaffected. According to Cheondogyo sources, Uiam was a leader of northern assembly forces in the rebellion. There is no mention of Uiam in the histories from Sijeongyo and outside sources. Uiam was in the inner circle after the rebellion. After the rebellion, the top leadership of Donghak remained on the run from the government. The organization was rebuilt in 1895/ 96.The Samam is a three person leadership group that was established by him. At this time, Uiam was given a religious name. The Samam were charged with administering a drug. The leaders travel to the northern provinces to proselytize. Yi Yong-gu was an associate of Uiam and he was a successful missionary. The main center of the area was the northwest. The expansion continued until the time of Haewol's death.After living as a fugitive for 36 years, he was getting old and frail. He was executed in 1898 after being captured by government troops. According to Cheondogyo sources, Uiam was chosen to be the next leader. Sijeongyo sources claimed that Kim was going to be the leader. The third member of the Samam was executed. Uiam emerged as the leader of the group after Kim was arrested. Uiam, his brother and Yi Yong-gu fled to Japan in 1901.Uiam used an assumed name to avoid arrest. While considering going to the United States, he decided on Japan as the best place to learn about modern western culture while remaining close enough to Korea to monitor developments there. He wanted to learn how modern ways gave western nations and Japan their power. He wanted to strengthen the Korean nation by modernizing Donghak. He returned to Japan with 24 students who had studied Japanese language and were trained in modern ways. More students came later. He befriended the former leaders of the Gabo Reformist cabinet while he was in Japan.General Jeon Bongjun had cursed Gabo reformists as pro-Japanese traitors before he was executed. Uiam was able to convert some of the Gabo reformists. Yi was sent back to Korea in the 19th century and became the chief liaison between Uiam and Donghak followers in Korea. A political organization which was later reorganized as the Jinbohoe was founded by Uiam. The Gapjin reform movement was a series of activities. Yi wrote a letter about founding principles for Jinbohoe. The Jinbohoe is the organization's name.2. The organization is to start on the fifth day of the eighth month. 3. Protect national independence. 4. Discuss government reform. 5.Improve people's productivity. 6. Public finances should be brought into order. 7. Assist the military of the allied country. There are 8. Members have to cut their hair.The Jinbohoe had mass hair cutting ceremonies. According to the first official Cheondogyo history, written in 1912, the cutting of hair was seen by Uiam as a sign that Korea was becoming part of the contemporary world. A large number of people participated in one of these events. Many Jinbohoe members wore black, Western-style clothes. One's body, including the hair and skin, came from one's parents and therefore should not be hurt or damaged. In Joseon Korean, men tied their hair in a topknot when they married, and it became a symbol of manhood. The forced haircutting of Koreans, including the King Gojong, by the Japanese was considered a major humiliation.One of the founding principles of Jinbohoe was to aid Japan. The plan was to drive the pro-Russian group from the Korean government. Japanese soldiers would enter Korea in disguise. There would be a coordinated attack on South Korea. Uiam's brother met with a Japanese general, the deputy chief of staff, and received enthusiastic support for the idea. When the brother and general died unexpectedly, the plan was abandoned. It might seem strange that Uiam and his Korean friends agreed to plot with the Japanese to overthrow the Korean government.It is important to note that those wanting change in Korean government often looked to Japan's Meiji Restoration as an example that Korea could follow, and this often led them to seek Japanese help to implement their vision. The theory of the three wars and the essay for explaining the doctrine were both written by Uiam in 1903. These were included in the canon. The concept of fighting on two frontiers is included in Myongnijon. The struggle should begin with moral enlightenment of the people. Samjonnon said that each country in the world protects religious enlightenment, protects its people and teaches them an occupation, making their countries as safe as the Tai Mountains in China. "If the people could not immediately overcome the military strength of the West, they could compete with the West by pursuing moral superiority and by accumulating economic power by industrialization."The struggle was seen as a pan-Asian effort through the use of terms such as "We Asians" and "Our Asian Land". 10,000 won was given to the Japanese government by Uiam when the war broke out. According to a Cheondogyo history, the money was a token of his support for the yellow race fighting to expel the white race. Both societies had the same objectives, but the latter was more pro-Japanese and had the protection of the Japanese authorities. elites made up the majority of the Ilchinhoe, which was centered in South Korea. People of lower status made up the majority of the Jinbohoe. In early December 1904, leaders in each organization realized that collaborating would be beneficial, leading to their merger.The president of the provincial assembly is Yi. The organization became the largest popular in the country due to the synergies. The main activities of the organization were promotion of education, economic development, defense of people's rights and aid to the Japanese. Three thousand volunteers contributed to the construction of a railway to facilitate troop movements. It became a target of those opposed to Japanese presence in Korea because of its increasing cooperation with the Japanese. The armies were made up of soldiers, peasants and conservative scholars. In 1904 and 1905, they staged attacks.In response, Ilchinhoe formed self-defense units and became more attached to the Japanese. The union of Jinbohoe and Ilchinhoe must have had Uiam's tacit approval, since he was still in Japan at the time. Russia acknowledged Japanese dominance in Korea after the Russo-Japanese War. The United States followed suit. They called for Korea to become a protectorate of Japan. Yi might have been motivated to do so in order to help implement the Ilchinhoe agenda and maintain his own power and influence. Uiam summoned Yi to Japan to explain what he had done.Yi argued that the Korean nation would benefit from the protectorate status. The lure of the status was that Japan would grant Korea independence at some point in the future. The Eulsa Treaty made Korea a Japanese protectorate after Japan forced the signing of the Japan–Korea Treaty in 1905. Its legality has been questioned. According to Carl Young, Uiam had an alliance with Japan and not Japanese control over Korean affairs. In order to regain his leadership roll, Uiam renamed it Cheondogyo, which means "Religion of theHeavenly Way", in December. Its previous political activism was not emphasized in the new name.Japan has a freedom of religion policy. He was not in a position to simply leave Yi and his followers. The leaders of Yi's followers would likely defect if there was a break. Yi was given a leadership position in the central headquarters after the Cheondogyo constitution was announced. Uiam returned to Korea in January 1906 to supervise Cheondogyo. He was greeted by 40,000 followers when he arrived in P 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He was greeted by 80,000 people.He reorganized the Cheondogyo administrative structure. The constitution was declared binding in February. The document is referred to as the Cheondogyo Daeheon. In an organizational chart, Carl Young summarized the governance and responsibilities contained in the charter. The leader of the Great Way was at the top. The office of Administration and Doctrine was headed by a man who had been released from prison by that time. The Bureau of Advisors had a position for Yi Yong-gu.The national center of power was specified in the charter as the location of the headquarters. Under Uiam's leadership, church leaders no longer hid deep in the mountains or at Buddhist temples, creating problems for the state or alarming the foreign community. They were drawn into the social and political fold. Although Uiam gave Yi a prominent position in the Cheondogyo leadership, his association with Ilchinhoe became problematic. Those who did not agree with the modernization policies were harassed and negative publicity campaigns were carried out against politicians that were not in agreement with them. Cheondogyo became a public relations disaster due to its association with it. In 1906, Uiam initiated a series of actions that diminished Yi's influence in Cheondogyo and ultimately excommunicated him.The founder Su-un, the chosen second leader and himself were all mentioned by Uiam in his writings. He shifted the focus of some religious concepts developed by these previous leaders despite the fact that the Great Teacher Su-un is the founder of Cheondogyo. The division between heaven and God became less distinct. He used statements such as: "Heaven is divine". The source of the Way is only one spirit. His concept of heaven differed from the Neo-Confucian towards the Christian concept, although the texts took pains to emphasize the "blurry" differences. He stated that although the Lord on High is the father of all people, he loves his country.He said that Su-un was the child of the Lord High God. His writing was more egalitarian. Uiam used a more generic term for people than Su-un did. He did not advocate the elimination of the distinction, but he stated that there was equality between high and low classes. The rituals were similar to mainstream Christian services. On Sundays, services were held once a week. The initiation rituals used to be held on mountaintops on the first and fifteenth days of the month.The more shamanistic elements were eliminated from the new rituals. A bowl of pure water was presented to represent the clarity of heaven and an offering. The prayer was not directed to an external God but to draw closer to God in the human heart. During the five years of the protectorate period and even after annexation in 1910, many Koreans accepted Japan's control as unavoidable and a temporary state of affairs which would allow Korea to modernize. Koreans became restive as Japanese rule became harsher and more inflexible. Religious organizations, which were protected under Japan's freedom of religion policy, became an important channel for expression of nationalism. The Cheondogyo and Protestant groups were active in this area.Cheondogyo was able to adopt a more nationalist stance because the authorities still considered it pro-Japanese. The Democratic ideals that were promoted by Protestants were similar to those in the West. The images of the Children of Israel under foreign bondage were invoked. Buddhist became more nationalist because they were resentful of Japanese attempts to make them instruments of Japanese policy. World War I may have inspired a righteous crusade against tyranny. The Paris Peace accords and Wilson's philosophy of "self-determination of peoples" became important motivators after the war. The independence movement was supported by Cheondogyo, who insisted that it must be popular in nature and non-violent.The Declaration of Independence was signed by 33 religious leaders, 15 of which were members of Cheondogyo. Uiam was the first to sign. The Declaration of Independence was publicly proclaimed on March 1st, 1919, during a period of public mourning for the recently deceased Emperor Gojong. The other signers were at the restaurant where Uiam read the declaration. The indoor location was chosen to be safe. They sent a complimentary copy to the Japanese governor-general and called the police to report what they had done. There was a large crowd at the park.The protest turned violent after being peaceful. The public called for Korean independence. The Japanese immediately mobilized their police and army and brutally put down the demonstrations after this started a nationwide movement in which many people took part, regardless of locality and social status. Around 47,000 people were arrested, including Uiam. <mask> was released from jail on sick bail after he became ill. He died at home in Sangchunwon in 1922 due to his illness. Korean nationalism has become a symbol of Legacy Uiam, <mask>-hi.He is depicted in a large statue at the entrance of Independence Park, where the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed. The focus on nationalist aspects of Cheondogyo has detracted from its identity as a religion. Less than 1% of South Koreans are affiliated with Cheondogyo. Government figures for 1998 indicated a membership of about 26,000. <mask>-Hi had a respectful title of Eui-am Seong-sa and the Taekwondo pattern was named after him. Sources were Paul Kallander, George L. Kim, Jinwung Moon, and Yumi Weems. The List of Koreans History of Korea includes references to Carl E. Young.

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title: Tzipi Hotovely

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is an Israeli diplomat and former politician who serves as the current Ambassador of Israel to the United Kingdom. She was a member of the Knesset and served as a Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Faculty of Law in Tel Aviv University has a student named <mask>. She is a religious right-winger. She was the youngest member of the Knesset. She chaired the Knesset Committee on the Status of Women in the 18th Knesset before joining the government. Hotovely was raised by a religious Jewish family in Israel.The <mask> family migrated to Israel from the Georgian SSR prior to her birth. Israel's Georgian-Jewish community is proud of her political career. The Bnei Akiva ulpanit is in Tel Aviv. She served two years of Sherut Leumi, an alternative form of national service to military service available to religious women, where she was placed as a tour guide in Jerusalem and as a Jewish Agency for Israel representative in Atlanta. She graduated with honors from Bar-Ilan University with her bachelor's and master's degrees in law. She became a certified lawyer in 2003 after working in the law office of Ram Caspi in Tel Aviv, specializing in corporate law. She was the editor of Bar-Ilan's Journal of Law from 2003 to 2005.She was active in the World Union of Jewish Students and represented the organization at a student conference. She represented the World Bnei Akiva movement in Paris. She attended the Girl's Seminary at Bar-Ilan University and the Bruria Seminary in Jerusalem. In 2006 <mask> was a panelist on the political discussion program on Channel 10. The panel's members were journalists. <mask> was a critic of the Olmert government after the Lebanon War. She called on the country's leadership to resign.Since 2007, she has written a regular column in the Judaism section of nrg about links between topics in Judaism and current events. She was a part of several shows on Channel 2: Osim Seder, Talking of Current Events, and Medinat Halakha. She hosted a program on Channel 1 called HaBayit HaYehudi. On November 11, 2008, <mask> announced that she was joining the party and would run for Knesset. She became a member of the Knesset when the party won 27 seats. She was a member of the Knesset's Committee on the State of Women and Gender Equality in 2011. Hotovely said it was important to check systems to prevent mixed marriages, and Lehava were the most suitable for this.She wrote that Amos Oz was naive after he sent a copy of his book to a Hamas leader. Hotovely met with Glenn Beck. She said that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not territorial. The battle is led by Islam. We can't ignore the truth. In December of 2011, Hotovely gained media attention by sitting at the front of a Mehadrin bus, where women are asked to sit at the back of the bus. She was appointed deputy minister of transportation and road safety in the new government after she was re-elected in the 2013 elections.She was appointed the deputy minister of science and technology in December of 2014. She was appointed deputy minister of foreign affairs in the new government after she was re-elected in the 2015 elections. In July of last year, after the Old City of Hebron was declared a Palestinian World Heritage site by UNESCO, Hotovely gave a speech to the Arab members of the Knesset, holding up the book of the Tanach and the book A History of the Palestinian. 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On August 2, 2020, she was appointed Israeli Ambassador to the United Kingdom. The Foreign Minister of Israel Yair Lapid wanted to appoint Yael German in her place after the change of government, but this didn't happen. Hotovely took part in a debate at the London School of Economics. She was evacuated from the event after pro-Palestinian activists and the LSE Islamic Society organised large protests against her presence. Home Secretary Priti Patel said she would support a police investigation into the matter.The meeting was held on the eve of Kristalnacht, according to some publications. The Metropolitan Police confirmed officers attended the protest but no arrests were made, and there was no investigation. Hotovely supported a Greater Israel stretching over the entire land of current Israel, along with the Palestinian territories. She said in a speech to Israeli diplomats that Israel has tried too hard to appease the world and must stand up for itself. She said that we need to return to the truth about our rights. She said that the land was theirs. All of it is ours.We didn't come here to apologize for that. She asserts that Israel owes no apologies for its policies in the Holy Land towards the Palestinians and that she will make every effort to achieve global recognition for West Bank settlements. She used religious texts to support her belief that the West Bank belongs to the Jewish people. In an interview with the Knesset Channel, <mask> said that he wanted to see the Israeli flag flying on the Temple Mount. Despite the government's insistence that it has no intention of changing the status quo at the site, she thinks it's the center of Israeli sovereignty. <mask> <mask> is one of the most prominent Georgian Jews in Israel and takes part in events to celebrate the Georgian-Jewish community. She sponsored a bill in the Knesset to recognize the heritage of Georgian Jews.In an interview with Israel's i 24news, Hotovely said that most American Jews don't understand the Middle East because they don't send their children to fight for their country. Most of the Jews don't have children serving in the military. Hotovely criticized the Board ofDeputies of British Jews. She complained that they had not consulted Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, our ambassador, any other political authority before publication, and that an organization that supports the establishment of a two-state solution was also mentioned. Several senior members of the British Jewish community criticized her appointment as Ambassador of Israel to the United Kingdom because of her "ultra-right-wing" opinions. A petition within the British Jewish community calling for the UK government to reject her nomination as ambassador received hundreds of signatures. Hotovely described the Nakba as an "Arab lie" at her first event as ambassador.She sponsored groups in the Knesset that were deemed to be racist for their opposition to mixed marriages. Hotovely married Or Alon, a lawyer, in a wedding that had 2,500 guests. She gave birth to three daughters in a row. <mask> <mask>'s column Ma'ariv 1978 births Living people 21st-century Israeli civil servants 21st-century Israeli women politicians can be found in Bar Ilan University Faculty of Law Journal publications.

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title: Kazimierz Bartel

texts: <mask> was a Polish mathematician, freemason, scholar, diplomat and politician who served as 15th, 17th and 19th Prime Minister of Poland three times between 1926 and 1930. Between 1919 and 1920, he was the Minister of Railways and later a member of Poland's Sejm. After Jzef Pisudski's May Coup d'état in 1926, he became prime minister and held this post for three broken tenures. When Pisudski assumed the role of prime minister, he didn't worry himself with the day, as he was the deputy prime minister. He returned to the university as a professor of mathematics after giving up politics. He became a member of the Polish Mathematical Association after becoming the Lww Polytechnic's rector in 1930. He held the post of Senator of Poland until World War II.He lectured at the Technical Institute after the Soviet invasion of eastern Poland. He was offered a seat in the soviet parliament after being summoned to Moscow. The German Wehrmacht entered Lww on 30 June 1941. The top post in a Polish puppet government was offered to <mask> after he was imprisoned by the Gestapo. His refusal of the German terms was seen as treason by the Germans. After the massacre of Lww professors, Heinrich Himmler ordered the murder of <mask>. <mask> Wadysaw <mask> was born on March 3, 1882 in Lemberg, Austria-Hungary, and later Lww, Poland.He graduated from elementary school in Stryj. His father was an apprenticeship teacher in craft school. While working as an apprenticeship, <mask> was able to continue his formal education. After graduating from secondary school in 1901, he studied mechanics at the Lww Polytechnic. He started working for his alma mater as an assistant in descriptive geometry after graduating summa cum laude. He studied mathematics and philosophy at two universities in the 20th century. He was able to attend the lectures on art history and mathematics thanks to the travel grant.His doctor of technical sciences was earned in 1909. He became one of the first title holders of such doctorate within Austria-Hungary with his thesis "O Utworach szeregw i pkw inwolucyjnych". In 1912, he received the title of associate after giving his habilitation thesis on involution of the fourth series of the zero degree. Mieczysaw azarski retired from descriptive geometry after being blind. The Lww Polytechnic had a professor of mathematics. After the fall of the empire in 1918, he returned to Lww, which became part of the newly established Second Polish Republic. He fought in the defence of the city against the Ukrainians in 1919.He befriended and supported Poland's future leader, marshal and commander-in-chief, Jzef Pisudski, and wrote his first textbook on descriptive geometry. He was the manager of the Armoured Trains Construction Management and Association. He was appointed the Minister of the Railway system of the Republic of Poland because of his success in this field. Prime Minister Wadysaw Grabski and Prime Minister Wincenty Witos were some of the politicians and diplomats that <mask> met during this time. The railway reserve officers and the Lww militia were in charge of by Bartel after he was nominated as a lieutenant colonel. He received a Polish distinction for bravery after the armed conflict. In 1921, <mask> traveled to museums and galleries in France, Italy, Switzerland and Austria to research art.His interest in Dochlemann's lectures led to most of his holidays being spent. He had a good personal archive of notes and photographs. In 1922, he was elected a member of Poland's Sejm and held this position until 1929. He was a member of the party but not satisfied with the radicalization of the group. The Polish People's Party adopted a reform without compensation in March 1925. The parliamentary "Labour Club" was founded by Marian Zyndram-Kociakowski and Bolesaw Wysouch after they left the party. Commander-in-chief Jzef Pisudski had direct influence on this organization.Before the May Coup of 1926 Kazimi <mask> received an order from marshal Pisudski to take over as prime minister after the collapse of President Stanisaw Wojciechowski and his government. After the resignation of the government led by Wincenty Witos and president Wojciechowski following the May Coup, the marshal of the Sejm and the acting head of state Maciej Rat appointed <mask>. His decision may have been influenced by the fact that he was in pain all the time. He was a cheerful and ambitious man, but always in pain. In personal relationships, it is hard not to be in favor of a man like Bartel. He tried to help everyone, even the men and women that opposed his policies, but he was not able to help himself, which led to his decline in politics and diplomacy of the Polish Republic. He was weak in stature and health and would not make a good impression on the public, especially the socialists or communists in the east, which would not make him an influential Prime Minister or a diplomat supporting democracy.Four of the politicians in the new government already held ministerial positions. Prime Minister's newly established office was occupied by both the right-wing leaders and left-wingers. The Minister of War was taken over by Pisudski. The Polish Socialist Party supported the May Coup. Prime Minister <mask> highlighted the principles of his policies in a statement on 16 May. The cabinet took power in accordance with the law. He called for peace, hard work and dedication to the Polish nation.He promised to remove incompetent and corrupt politicians from high posts that could affect the future economic growth of the Second Polish Republic. Jzef Pisudski was <mask>'s personal advisor in politics and diplomacy. Ignacy Mocicki, a professor at the Lww Polytechnic, was suggested as a candidate for the post of head of state. The first government of <mask> was one of the most active in the history of Poland, with politicians and members of parliament meeting every second day to discuss political matters. Ignacy Mocicki was elected the president of the Second Polish Republic on June 4, 1926, and soon after appointing him Prime Minister, he and the entire cabinet resigned. Three days after the Mocicki's designation, <mask> formed his second cabinet. Jzef Pisudski outlined the conditions of re-entry to the parliament in a letter to the head office.The restoration of the decree based on the organization of the highest military authorities from January 7, 1921 allowed the free management of the Ministry of War without the vote of the government and the parliament. On 9 June 1926, the decree was officially restored, however, another decree increased the power of the president or head of state over the ministry. In a conversation with representatives of the parliamentary clubs, he highlighted his commitment to the parliamentary system, but also pointed out the economic development of the country. He highlighted his involvement in fighting against bureaucracy, the introduction of a political army and the elimination of the Ministry of Public Works during a private meeting with senators. Poland was ruled by wealthy, privately owned clubs and parties before the May Coup, according to him. <mask> <mask> and his government were praised for their efficiency. His opponents saw it as a way to limit the role of the Polish Parliament and accused him of controlling the ministers in his private parliament sittings.The prime minister was appointed when marshal Pisudski tried to communicate with the senators. The spokesman of the Sanacja movement was considered to be a representative of the liberal tendencies in the party. The Prime Minister was either taken by Kazimierz witalski or Walery Sawek, both considered to be uncompromising supporters of the parliament. The improvement in administration was a result of <mask>'s government. The Prime Minister's organizational skills and knowledge were to blame. He was able to create an efficient system of government action in connection with the Sejm and officials of lower rank, which influenced the private interests of the members of different parties in charge. The government of Kazimierz was not focused on any political ties or friends.The efficiency of each ministry was checked by the officials of the Prime Minister. Ministers couldn't engage in political activities because they were responsible for the operation of their office. Before his speech in the parliament on any topic, he had to submit the text to the Prime Minister. The agenda for each meeting of the government was prepared by the minister and senator and they were not allowed to discuss any topic without his permission. The situation of the Polish Jews and the Jewish minority around the country was improved by Bartel. The persecution of religious minorities, especially the Jews and the Gypsies, was the focus of the remnants of regulations dating back to the times of Czar Nicholas II of Russia and Congress Poland. The Prime Minister gave permission to adopt a law officially recognizing and granting rights to the Jewish communities in 1927, after the cabinet announced that it is against such inhumane procedures and actions.Some laws were against the nature of the economic sanctions imposed on the Jews. The role of the president was strengthened when the Parliament adopted an amendment to the Constitution in August of 1926. The Christian Democratic Party voted against two ministers in the government of Kazimierz Modzianowski. They were accused of carrying out political purges in the state. The vote was passed by the government, which forced <mask> and his cabinet to resign, as this was not in violation of the Constitution, but the anti-parliamentarian. The third new cabinet only lasted four days. The third government was dissolved by the council during a meeting in the study room at the Belvedere palace in Warsaw.The document needed President Mocicki's signature to be valid. The Senate demanded that the parliament pass the budget cut policy. In such a situation, he will personally take the decree to Mocicki and ask for his signature. Mocicki refused to sign the document allowing the dissolution after the Sejm passed the budget cut policy. He ordered <mask> to leave his job. Even though he was forced to resign, his cabinet would stay intact and his place would be taken by the marshal himself. Even though he went along with Pisudski's and Rataj's plans, the former prime minister was bitter.The marshal warned that he will not consort with the ministers and will use force if the members do not agree to his radical policies. The deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Religious Denominations and Public Enlightenment in Pisudski's own private council was to be created in the event of a conflict with the current government. Military and foreign policies were the focus of the marshal's cabinet. If the marshal was absent, Kazimi <mask> would take over his duties and become the Speaker of the Sejm. He spoke often about the budget and finances as a representative of the government. There was a dispute between the "Pisudskites" and the parliamentary opposition. In March 1928, Pisudski decided to appoint <mask> <mask> to the position of Speaker of the Sejm.Jzef Pisudski and his Sanacja movement were closely associated with the "Nonpartisan Bloc for Cooperation

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texts: with the Government" (BBWR), an ostensibly non- political organization that existed from 1928 to 1935. Ignacy Daszyski of the Polish Socialist Party was chosen by the senators and members of parliament to be the marshal of the Sejm instead of <mask>, who was nominated by Pisudski. The members and supporters of the parliamentary party left the room in protest after the vote. His first book "Perspektywa Malarska" was released in the year 1928. The basic theory of perspective was dealt with. The negatives for the German translation were provided by Ksiaznica-Atlas, a publisher in Lww. In 1934, Teubner.Jzef Pisudski resigned as Prime Minister of the country after the new government was formed. He decided, however, that his position will be taken over by <mask> <mask>, considered his most trusted and most loyal friend and supporter among the members of the party. The senators of parliament were upset by Pisudski's decision and wouldn't participate in the sessions and sittings of the Sejm. The ministers were leaving the voting chamber when politicians threw rotten food at them. The situation worsened in the upcoming months and some ministers raised concerns about their safety, as some demonstrators, often made up of ordinary citizens working on the behalf of the party, tended to physically abuse officials travelling from their homes to the newly constructed government building. The first President of the Second Polish Republic, Gabriel Narutowicz, was inaugurated in December 1922. The politicians and ministers were advised to travel with guards, police or at least a weapon that they could defend themselves with, however, the use of weapons may have strengthened the unity of the opposition and the demonstrators that could use this as an act of violence against the common people.After the beginning of the "Czechowicz affair", where the opposition discovered that the Chancellor of the Exchequer Gabriel Czechowicz, a strong admirer of Pisudski, passed 8 million Polish zoty from the state budget for theBBWR campaign between 1927 and 1928, the <mask> <mask>icz affair was caused by the Parliament and its senators rather than by a single politician. The government resigned on 13 April 1929. He was replaced by <mask> witalski, who was considered to be the cause of relentless struggle with the parliamentary opposition. The Sejm and the government had disagreements in the following months. The first sitting of the new cabinet took place in December on the orders of the President.The Parliament adopted a motion of no confidence against witalski's Cabinet. The Prime Minister was once again named Kazimi <mask>. On December 29, 1929, <mask> <mask> was chosen for the third time to be Prime Minister and formed his fifth government and cabinet, however, he performed his duties with large uncertainties due to poor health. Tadeusz Pisarski, a urologist he befriended during their time in the army, helped him with his health issues. The constant disputes between the Sejm and its senators caused him to suffer from depression and anxiety. On 10 January he appeared at a meeting with members of parliament, declaring his willingness to cooperate with the senators and the Sejm. The stabilization of the situation and conflict was the result of cooperation between <mask> and the Sejm.The relations between the parliament and the cabinet deteriorated again. There was a request for the adoption of a no-confidence motion against the Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. The initiative of the Polish Socialist Party headed by Ignacy Daszyski and his supporters like Bolesaw Limanowski, a Polish socialist politician, as well as historian and journalist and advocate of Agrarianism, who was the oldest member of the Polish, was the main The senators' stubbornness and pride in themselves was an "astonishing blow to both the economy and the policies of Poland" according to a speech given in the Senate on March 12. Being a member of parliament is a profession according to him. The members don't have to acquire any skills or create new damaging campaigns in order to obey the ruling party. A man focused only on work and career often becomes a man in conflict with others, which can have long political consequences.The lack of support of the entire government was believed to be the reason for the motion of no confidence against one member of the Senate. The president accepted his resignation the next day after he decided to leave the office. He left politics after he resigned from his parliamentary seat. The new Prime Minister of Poland is Walery Sawek. He returned to the Technical University of Lww after retiring from politics. He was elected rector of the university in 1930 and held that office until 1931. He was a member of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the president of the Polish Mathematical Society.He published his most important works during this time. It was the first publication of its kind. During his time at the Technical University of Lww, he was against plans to separate Jewish students from their Polish and Christian peers. His opinions and actions against anti-Semitic students made <mask> <mask> the subject of many attacks, including throwing eggs and rotten food at the professor, and bringing a pig with the sign "Bartelerz" to the university grounds. He was a witness in the trials of the leaders of the "Centre-Left" anti-Sanacja-government political-opposition movement. The President appointed <mask> to the position of Senator of Poland in 1937 and he served until the outbreak of World War II. He was one of the people who signed a document that called for the inclusion of representatives of the opposition to the government in connection with the threat of the country's independence.The document suggested that politicians of the opposition who were imprisoned or forced into exile after the Brest trials would be granted immunity. Mocicki did not respond to the proposals contained in the memorandum handed over by <mask>. The February 1939 speech by <mask> in the Senate gained wide publicity in the country. He criticized the situation in universities and colleges around Poland, mentioning the failed organization of studies, subjects and courses. During the defense of Lww in September 1939, Kazimi <mask> was the head of the Civic Committee. The Technical University allowed Lww to continue his lectures after the Soviet Union took over. He was summoned to Moscow in July 1940 to take part in an All-Committee meeting of Universities of the USSR.<mask> signed a contract with a publishing house to write a textbook of Science and Geometry for the schools of the Soviet Union. The Institute of Architecture in Moscow was one of the institutions he visited. There are conflicting reports about whether the Soviets offered him political cooperation during his stay in Moscow. According to some of Stalin's closest friends, he had a proposal for the creation of a new Polish government but it was rejected. By listening to private conversations of the officers, he concluded that his position as Prime Minister may be resurrected, but what great duty this will be to control a split, communist country. In Moscow with Joseph Stalin, I was able to find out more about the future of Poland from the West. The letter sent to the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs was described in one of the editions of "Paris' Historical Notebooks".The deputy head of the Security Police and Security Service believed that at the beginning of 1941 a new nation would be formed with the help of the Soviet Union to fight Nazi Germany. Similar information can be found in a telegram sent by the Polish Chargé d'Affaires in Switzerland to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in London. The information was never proved to be true. Maria Bartlowa stated that her husband was talking to the Soviets only on the release of his new book. Stalin is thought to have never met <mask> <mask> in person. The Prime Minister-in-exile stationing in London had plans to cooperate with <mask> and appoint him an ambassador. He was one of the few people from the former political circles that would agree to cooperate with the British government.During a meeting of the Council of Ministers, the candidacy of <mask> was officially reported. The decision was motivated by the political loyalty of the former Prime Minister, as well as his successful efforts to preserve the Polish character of the Lww Polytechnic. Stanisaw Kot was appointed ambassador to the USSR even though he failed to find <mask> in the USSR. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union, the Wehrmacht entered Lww. He was in a meeting with co-workers at the University when he was arrested. Thirty-six colleagues in the faculty were arrested the next night. He was taken to a Gestapo prison.He was treated well there. The former Prime Minister was allowed to bring food from home and send letters to his wife. There were some issues regarding the accusations made by the Gestapo. The guards at the ckiego Street prison called him a Commie-Jew and ordered him to clean his boots after he was transferred there. <mask> was devastated by the tragedy and could not comprehend it. The establishment of a Polish puppet government was proposed by the Nazi officials. The information was given during a press conference in Cairo in 1941.The execution of <mask> was ordered by Himmler and took place on the 26th of July, 1941. He was shot in the vicinity of the Lww professors. On Saturday, June 26, <mask>'s wife was barred from delivering food to her husband because of his death the following Monday. The bodies of the murdered Polish professors were found in a mass grave during the night of October 1943, according to one account. In order to remove the traces of the murder, this was done. The corpses were piled up. The prisoners had to take all their personal belongings and clothes.After the pile of corpses was set on fire, the Sonderkommando scattered the ashes on the surrounding fields. On the 25th anniversary of the execution of Lww professors, a plaque was placed on the church of St. Francis of Assisi in Krakw. There is a separate epitaph for <mask> <mask> next to the memorial. After his death, his wife was able to save his manuscript by begging the Nazi officials. The library of books was either shipped with furniture to Germany or burned with his personal papers. Ksiaznica-Atlas was supposed to be published first in German by B. G. Teubner, who would give the negatives for the Polish edition. The war caused the destruction of all materials.The second book was reconstructed in the 1950s by Professor F. Otto of the University of Gdansk using the surviving manuscript and the printer's proof which Teubner had sent for <mask>'s approval. The second book dealt with analyzing pictures geometrically, artistic reconstruction of geometry exhibited in pictures, and tracing art history using tenets of his theory of perspective. The first volume of the uniform series was released in 1960. He was decorated with the Order of the White Eagle, the French Legion of Honour, the Cross of Valour, the Cross of Independence, and the Silver Cross of the Virtuti Militari. External links include Rzuty cechowane Nrnberg. Crimes against humanity is a Russian

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title: Jan II the Good

texts: In 1476, <mask> of Opole-Brzeg ruled over Gliwice with his brothers. The oldest branch of the first Polish royal dynasty was the Silesian branch. He was the second son of Duke Nicholas I of Opole and the daughter of Duke <mask> of Brzeg. After the death of his father and older brother Louis in 1476, <mask> shared the government with his younger brother Nicholas II. In 1476, the brothers decided to divide their domain, with <mask> taking over the governments of Opole, Strzelce and Brzeg. As the two brothers continue to co-rule their inheritance, this division was only a formality. The small Duchy of Opole was led by <mask> II.His acquisition of lands in Upper Silesia became one of the most powerful rulers in the area. The first years of the rule of <mask> II were not successful. The Duke bought Prudnik from Duke Konrad X of Olenica in 1477, but four years later, under the pressure of Duke Frederick I of Legnica, the brothers must agree to redeem the pledge over Brzeg. <mask> was beheaded in the Nysa market on June 27th, 1497, at the order of the Duke of Cieszyn, Duke Henry I of Zibice and the Bishop of Wrocaw. <mask> decided to avenge his brother's death and began to gather troops in order to go after Cieszyn. The civil war in Silesia was prevented by the diplomatic moves of King Wadysaw II Jagiellon. The development of his domain began after the 1490s.Within a few years, the Duke of Opole became the owner of most of Upper Silesia, thanks to the increased debts of several rulers. Owicim was annexed by Poland and only Cieszyn maintained his independence. The purchase of Gliwice in 1494 was the beginning of the growth of the Duchy of Opole. The wierklaniec castle with his privileges was annexed Kole in 1509 after the death of <mask>. The Przemyslid Dukes of Racibrz ruled the southern part of the border. The first contract of mutual inheritance was made around 1478 when Duke <mask> was in charge. After the deaths of <mask>'s older sons (and <mask> II's nephews) Nicholas VI and <mask> in 1506 and the taking of the youngest and only surviving brother, Valentin, when was revived the old, it was only after the deaths of <mask>'s older sonsDuke Valentin and <mask> II had a contract of mutual inheritance in 1511. The contract was approved by King Wadysaw II Jagiellon and came into force after the death of <mask> II. The area from the cinawa and Nysa Kodzka River in the west to the Vistula River in the south were covered by the newly formed Duchy of Opole-Racibrz. The territory was 12,000 kilometers. Regular contacts with Kings John I Albert, Alexander and Sigismund I the Old were maintained by <mask> II, who was in favor of the Polish culture. Some people think that the <mask> II only knew the Polish and Czech languages. <mask> II preferred to stay in Opole.In 1476, the Duke of Opole went to Apulia as an envoy of King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary in order to escort his bride, the daughter of King Ferdinand I of Naples. <mask> II had a passion for hunting. Huge sums of money were used for this purpose. Privileges <mask>, with due regard to the economic development of his domain, gained fame with the largest 72 articles of the called Ordunek Grny, which was a privilege to develop the mining in the Duchy. <mask> received part of the profits from the mines in return for the privileges given to the cities. Tarnowskie Gry, who became one of the largest and prospers cities of Upper Silesia, was one of the beneficiaries of the privileges. The Hanuszowy Privilege was given to the Opole and Racibrz townspeople by <mask> II before he died.<mask> II never married or had children. Reliable sources say that he was impotent. The competition for <mask> II's inheritance took place many years before his death. The candidates for the domain of the childless were, among others, the King of Bohemia, Zdenko Lew, Burgrave, and the Dukes of Cieszyn and <mask>. There was no chance of George being declared heir to <mask> II. King <mask> and the Duke of Opole supported the Margrave. 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title: Lee Chong Wei

texts: The Malaysian is a former badminton player. A 199-week streak from 21 August 2008 to 14 June 2012 was the longest by <mask> as a singles player. Since official rankings were first kept in the 1980s, he is the only Malaysian shuttler who has held the number one ranking for more than one year. <mask> is the sixth Malaysian to win an Olympic medal. He was the first Malaysian to win a silver medal in the men's singles event. He was described as a national hero by the Malaysian Prime Minister. He became the most successful Malaysian Olympian in history by repeating the achievement twice more.<mask> decided to retire after struggling to return to full fitness following a nose cancer diagnosis. He was appointed as Malaysia's chef de mission for the 2020 Summer Olympics, but didn't show up due to health concerns. He kept his role even though he served it virtually. <mask> Chai was born in Perak into a Malaysian Chinese family. His mother banned him from playing basketball due to the heat of the outdoor court. When <mask> was 11, his father brought him to the badminton hall to learn how to play the game. <mask>'s father was asked if he could take him as a student by the local coach.After getting his father's consent, he began to train <mask>. He was discovered by Misbun Sidek when he was seventeen years old. <mask> received a reward for his silver medal effort in the 2008 Olympic Games. He received a lifetime pension of 3,000 a month. He was appointed as the National Ambassador of the United Nations Children's Fund in Malaysia. He was in a relationship with his teammate. During the World Championships in India in 2009, <mask> and Wong announced they were no longer together.After winning a silver medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics, <mask> decided to reconcile. They were married on November 9, 2012 and have two children, Kingston and Terrance. <mask> received shares in Permodalan Nasional Berhad from Tun Razak after he won the All England Open. The KDU University College ambassador was appointed on July 31, 2011. On January 18, 2012 <mask>'s book was published. <mask> had only one minor title during the 2002 and 2003 seasons. He lost to Chen Hong of China in the 2003 Malaysia Open final.In 2004, <mask> won the Malaysian Open and the Chinese Taipei Open. The 2004 Olympic Games were held in Athens. <mask> made his Olympic debut in the first round. He was defeated by Chen Hong in the second round. <mask> won two titles in 2005, his second Malaysia Open and the Denmark Open. <mask> won a bronze in his first appearance in the world meet, the 2005 World Championships, after losing to eventual winner Taufik Hidayat. In 2006 <mask> won three titles.He won the Swiss Open, Asian Badminton Championships and his third Malaysia Open title. He reached the finals of the Chinese Taipei Open, Macau Open and Hong Kong Open. In the Malaysia Open, <mask> fought back from 13–20 down in the rubber match and saved eight match points against Lin Dan, and finally won the game with a score of 23–21 to secure the title. <mask> won two gold medals for Malaysia in the badminton event at the 2006 Commonwealth Games. <mask> was the top seed in the World Championships in 2006 and reached the top spot twice in the Badminton World Federation's world rankings. Despite <mask> winning at their previous meeting, he was upset by the Chinese. The match was marred by two controversial line calls.<mask> failed to reach the final of the Malaysia Open for the first time in five years. He lost in five of the competitions after that. He won the Indonesia Open, his first title since the 2006 Malaysia Open, after getting back together with his former coach Misbun Sidek. He won three titles in the second half of the year, including the Philippines Open, the Japan Open, and the French Open. He reached the final of both the China Open and Hong Kong Open despite his knee injury, despite being 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Despite Malaysia finishing fifth in the Sudirman Cup, <mask> won all of his matches. <mask>'s low point of the year was in the World Championships, despite the tournament being held in front of his home crowd and his solid performance during the second half of the year, he was defeated in the third round by Indonesia's Sony Dwi Kuncoro.<mask> criticized Yap Kim Hock for treating him indifferently and putting pressure on him before the world championships. The chief of Badminton Association of Malaysia encouraged <mask> and Yap to improve their relationship. <mask> captured his fourth Malaysia Open title in five years. <mask> only captured one other title that year, the Singapore Open, which was the final tournament in his pre-Olympic preparations. <mask> helped Malaysia advance to the semi-finals of the Thomas Cup in Jakarta, Indonesia, one of the tournaments he participated in. He defeated Lin Dan in the semi-finals to give Malaysia a 1–0 lead, but it lost to China in the final due to the defeat of the first doubles team. <mask> was given a bye in the first round.In the second round, he defeated Ronald Susilo, in the third round he defeated Kstutis Navickas, and in the quarter-finals he defeated Sony Dwi Kuncoro. <mask> was able to beat the South Korean in the final despite <mask> giving him a tough fight in the semi-finals. However, it was a one-sided final, as <mask> was completely outplayed by Lin Dan and salvaged only 20 points, losing 12–21, 8–21. He finished second overall. <mask> didn't win a title in several tournaments after the Olympics. He advanced to the finals of the Japan Open, Macau Open, and China Open, but lost to Sony Dwi Kuncoro, Taufik Hidayat, and Lin Dan. <mask> was eliminated in the semi-finals of the French Open.<mask>'s recent failure to capture a title was explained by the pressure of being ranked world number one. The Hong Kong Open was <mask>'s last Super Series tournament of the year, and he withdrew due to a knee injury. The Chinese media said he was the weakest world number one. The Chinese media speculated that three factors had hampered <mask>'s performance since the Olympic Games: the stress of the Olympic final, aphobia of Lin Dan due to his lopsided Olympic defeat at Lin's hands, and the pressure of being. Misbun Sidek held the record of six consecutive titles until <mask> broke it at the National Badminton Grand Prix Final in Kedah on 12 December 2008. <mask> won the Super Series Masters Finals. Lin Dan and China's other top players did not compete because of injuries and fatigue.The Malaysia Open was the first title of the 2009 season. He was in the All England Open final but failed to win his first title. He won his second title of the year when he defeated Lin Dan in straight sets in the finals of the Swiss Open, his first win against a Chinese opponent outside of his home country. <mask> was defeated by Chen Long in the India Open. <mask> said he lost because of food poisoning and demanded that the conditions be improved before the World Championships. In May, <mask> helped Malaysia reach the semi-finals of the Sudirman Cup, despite being soundly beaten by Lin Dan. He won two more titles in June, the Indonesia Open and the Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold, even though he failed to defend his Singapore Open title.<mask> lost to Sony Dwi Kuncoro in the world meets, but went on to win the Macau Open. He reached the semi-finals of the China Masters, but once again failed to beat Lin Dan. <mask> was at the Japan Open. He won the Hong Kong Open before reaching the second round of the Open. He fell in the first round of the China Open. In December, <mask> defended his Super Series Masters Finals title, which saw the competition played without the top badminton players in the world. <mask> started the year with the title in all events, his first Super Series titles.He won his first ever Korea Open crown, sixth Malaysia Open, and defeated Kenichi Tago to win the oldest and prestigious badminton championship in the world, the All England Open. The Thomas Cup was held at <mask>'s home ground. Despite Malaysia's loss to Japan, he defeated Kenichi Tago and took the first point. He beat Peter Gade in the quarter-finals to help secure Malaysia's place in the semi-finals. In the semi-finals against China, <mask> was defeated by Lin Dan, which ended his 18- match winning streak. <mask> lost in the quarter-finals of the Singapore Open. In July and August, <mask> won the Indonesia Open, Malaysian Open Grand Prix Gold, and Macau Open.<mask> was knocked out in the quarter-finals of the World Championships in August, but still had a chance to win the title. Misbun said that the loss was due to the back injury he picked up after the match against Ouseph. The only title not taken by Chinese players in the Japan Open was that of <mask>. He helped Malaysia beat India to win the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games mixed team event, then he defended his gold medal in the singles event a few days later. He won a silver medal at the Asian Games. <mask> lost to Lin Dan in the final despite beating Chen Jin in the semi-finals. He won the Hong Kong Open title for the second year in a row, and the Super Series Master Finals title for the third year in a row.<mask> won his seventh Malaysia Open title in January, defeating Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat in the final. He failed to defend the Korea Open title after being beaten by Lin Dan from China in three games. The prime minister praised <mask> after he retained his All England Open title with a straight games victory over Lin Dan. He won his first ever India Open on Labour Day, and his third consecutive Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold title a week later. Malaysia's journey ended in the quarterfinals after being beaten by South Korea, despite the fact that <mask> won all the matches he played. He was the first non-Indonesian player to win the Indonesia Open three times. <mask>'s hopes of becoming the first Malaysian to win gold in the World Championships were dashed after he lost to Lin Dan in the final.<mask> led most of the match but lost two match points in the rubber game. After losing to Chen Long, <mask> failed to defend his Japan Open crown. In October, he lost to Chen Long for the second time. He won the French Open a week later. There were triple semi-finals exits in the Hong Kong Open, the China Open, and the Super Series Master Finals. The Korea Open was the first Super Series tournament of the year. In a repeat of the previous year's final, he avenged his loss to Lin Dan by defeating him in three sets.He equaled the number of home titles held by Wong Peng Soon, who won them between 1940 and1953, when he captured his fifth straight and eighth Malaysia Open title a week later. <mask> lost in the All England Open when he bowed out in the second game after getting medical help three times. <mask> was hoping to become the first man to win three successive All England Open titles. He retained his Malaysia Open Grand Prix Gold title for the fourth time in a row in May, despite being defeated in the final of the India Open. <mask> was out for three to four weeks with an ankle injury. After recovering from an injury, <mask> returned to the court for the first time. He beat Ville Lng in rubber games in

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title: Lee Chong Wei

texts: the first round and blamed pressure for the close defeat.He defeated Indonesia's Simon Santoso in the second round before beating India's Kashyap Parupalli in the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals, he beat Chen Long of China in straight sets despite early predictions that Chen would be difficult to beat, and set up a repeat of 2008's final against Lin Dan. 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Gail Emms said, "You couldn't have asked for any more." The silver lining in winning silver was documented in an academic article.He won two tournaments on his return after the Olympics, but lost in the final of the Hong Kong Open a few days after his marriage. <mask> pulled out of the tournament due to a thigh injury after a loss in the opening match of the Super Series Master Finals. The Korea Open was won by <mask> for the third time. His ninth Malaysia Open title broke the record of eight held by Wong Peng Soon. <mask> lost to Chen Long in the All England Open. Despite marching into the final, <mask> was disappointed with his performance. He lost in the semi-finals of the Australia Open to a young Chinese player.He won both the India Open and Indonesia Open. In August, <mask> marched into the final of the World Championships, but his hopes were once again dashed in a repeat of his 2011 final and 2010 Asian Games defeats against Lin Dan. He had leg problems late in the third game. He had to retire and was taken to the hospital. <mask> played in four Super Series tournaments after the World Championships. He won the Japan Open title for the fourth time. He won the Hong Kong Open, but lost in the final of the Denmark Open.<mask> won his fourth Masters Finals title. <mask> lost in the final of the Korea Open to Chen Long for the fourth time. He won his tenth Malaysia Open title a week later. He decided to stop playing in the Malaysia Open if the results were not good at the Asian Games. Although he was beaten in the final of the Singapore Open, he won his third All England Open and India Open titles. <mask> won all of his matches in the Thomas Cup. Malaysia lost to Japan in the finals with a score of 3–2.He won the Japan Open for the third year in a row. He lost in the semifinals of the Indonesia Open, ending his hopes of nine straight Super Series finals. <mask> was going to be the first men's singles shuttler to win 3 back-to-back gold medals at the Commonwealth Games, but he withdrew due to a serious injury. <mask> finished second at the World Championships for the third time, but lost to Chen Long of China in straight sets. He lost to Chen in the semifinals of the Asian Games team competition, and to Lin Dan in the semifinals of the singles event a few days later. The Badminton Association of Malaysia confirmed that one of the nation's top shuttlers tested positive for dexamethasone after urine samples were taken during the World Championships in late August. The shuttler's identity was not revealed, but he was widely believed to be <mask>.If Dexamethasone is found in an athlete's body during competition, it will be considered an illegal performance enhancer. After the "A" sample tested positive in October, <mask> flew to Norway to witness the testing of his "B" sample. A Malaysian sports official confirmed that the "B" sample had tested positive after the results were announced. He confirmed to The Associated Press that it was <mask>. <mask> was temporarily suspended from competing due to an apparent anti-doping regulation violation. The hearing was held in Amsterdam. On 27 April 2015, it was announced that <mask> had been handed a backdated eight-month ban for his anti-doping rule violation.The panel believed that <mask> had no intent to cheat and allowed him to resume his career on 1 May 2015. <mask> was allowed to keep his two bronze medals from the Asian Games despite being stripped of his silver medal from the World Championships. <mask> was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He won all three of his matches in the tournament. He won the US Open and Canada Open again. <mask> had to settle for second place at the World Championships as he lost to Chen Long in the final. <mask> had three early round exits after the World Championships.In the second round of the Japan Open, followed by the qualification rounds of the Korea Open, and then in the second round of the Denmark Open. After three early round losses, <mask> bounced back to win the French Open, followed by his first ever China Open title, making him the first ever men's singles shuttler to have won all Super Series titles. <mask> won the Hong Kong Open. <mask> had three back-to-back titles and did not qualify for the Super Series Finals. <mask> won his fifth Malaysia Masters title in January. <mask> lost in the first and second rounds of the All England Open. <mask> won his 11th Malaysia Open title and his second Badminton Asia Championships title in April.At the Thomas Cup in May, <mask> won all of his matches, but Malaysia lost to the Danes in the semi-finals. In June, <mask> won his 6th and record-equaling Indonesia Open title, becoming the third shuttler and first non-Indonesian to win the title six times. He withdrew from the Australian Open due to a muscle injury. The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was led by <mask>. He made it to the final of the men's singles competition, defeating Lin Dan in the semifinals in a dominating performance. He lost in the final of the Olympics for the third time, this time to Chen Long. <mask> won his sixth Japan Open title in September.<mask> has failed to win any tournaments since then, including a group stage exit in the Super Series Finals, a defeat in the third round of the Denmark Open, and a pulled out from the French Open. He had four wins in the All England Open. He almost missed out on the tournament after tearing his knee during a training session at the new Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM), this caused his feud with the technical director, as he was not receptive to his complaint, asking for the slippery mats to be replaced. <mask> lost to Lin Dan in the final of the Malaysia Open and in the semifinals of the Badminton Asia Championships. During the Sudirman Cup, <mask> won all of his matches. He lost in the second round of the Indonesia Open. <mask> apologized to Malaysians for his defeat in the first round of the World Championships but received a touching reply from the fans.He lost in his 100th career final. He was knocked off in the first round of the Super Series tournament, the second round of the Denmark Open, the first round of the French Open, and the quarter-finals of the China Open. He won the Hong Kong Open title. He lost in the final of the Super Series. In April, <mask> won his fifth Commonwealth Games gold medal in the mixed team event. He didn't win any World Tour titles in the first half of the year. He bowed out in the first round of Malaysia Masters, a tournament which he claimed he did not intend to participate in, the third round of All England Open, and the semi-finals of Badminton Asia Championships.<mask> won all of his matches in the Badminton Asia Team Championships and Thomas Cup. In the respective events, Malaysia made it to the semi-finals and quarter-finals. At the Malaysia Open, <mask> took a 12th title in his 14th final, and reached the semi-finals of the Indonesia Open. A week before the World Championships, the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) announced that <mask> would not be able to take part as he has to undergo treatment for a respiratory-related disorder. After media reported that he was absent from the training, his participation in these two tournaments was in doubt. He received treatment for nasopharynx cancer in Taiwan. After almost a year since he was diagnosed with nose cancer and failed to return to competition, <mask> decided to retire on 13 June 2019.This was the end of his international badminton career. He retired because his doctor told him to avoid high-intensity training to avoid a relapse of his cancer. The media and players paid tribute to him. Lin Dan wrote that he now has to "head into battle alone" as he no longer has a companion. <mask> won many awards. The lifetime athlete award was won by <mask>. The 12th Yang di-Pertuan Agong Syed Sirajuddin Syed Putra Jamalullail's 63rd birthday was celebrated with the conferment of Member of the Order of the Defenders of the Realm.The Governor of Penang, Abdul Rahman Abbas, made <mask> an Officer of the Order of the Defenders of State (Darjah Setia Pangkuan Negeri) after he won a gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics. <mask> became the second recipient of the Order of Merit (Darjah Bakti) (DB) on June 6th, 2009, in conjunction with the official birthday of the 13th Yang di-Pertuan Agong. <mask> was promoted to Lieutenant Commander (Honorary) of the Royal Malaysian Navy Volunteer Reserve Unit. <mask> was promoted to the rank of Commander (Honorary) on October 7, 2016 in recognition of his achievement at the 2016 Summer Olympics. The 6th Governor of Malacca, Mohammad Khalil Yaakob, bestowed the title of "Datuk Wira" on <mask> on 15 October 2016 as Knight Commander of the Exalted Order of Malacca. <mask> was made Commander of the Order of Meritorious Service (Panglima Jasa Negara) (PJN) by the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong Muhammad V. <mask> was one of 10 recipients to be made a Justice of the Peace in conjunction with the birthday of the 10th Governor of Sabah.<mask> was given an honorary doctorate in sports science by the 8th Raja of Perlis and chancellor of the Science University of Malaysia on December 2, 2021. The first trailer for his movie was released in December of last year. The film was released nationwide on 15 March, after it was released in Kuala Lumpur on 9 March. People from Perak, Malaysian people of Hokkien descent, and Malaysian male badminton players competed in the 2004 and 2008 Summer Olympics. 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texts: and former chairman of the YouthBuild Coalition, with over 1,000 member organizations in 45 states, Washington, D.C. and the Virgin Islands. She was recognized for her contributions to the civil rights movements, poverty elimination efforts, and the emergence of the youth development field in the United States. The Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship is one of the many awards she has received. Born and raised in Massachusetts, Stoneman was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She graduated from a high school. She got her B.A. In 1963, I received a degree in history and science from Harvard University.She joined the civil rights movement after moving to New York City. She lived and worked in Harlem for 24 years. Bank Street College of Education provided early childhood education in 1972. She received a degree from Bank Street College of Education. Early career Stoneman began her work in Harlem in 1964 by organizing summer preschool programs for children who were entering first grade with no early education. She taught second grade at PS 92 in Harlem. In 1965, Stoneman became a Head Start teacher at the East Harlem Block Schools and in 1969 was promoted to executive director by the parents who made up the board of directors.When she founded the Youth Action Program in 1978, she organized groups of local teenagers to undertake a variety of community improvement projects of their own design. The model for YouthBuild was created by the project to rebuild an abandoned building in East Harlem. The Youth Action Program was created to get teenagers involved in change. In 1984 she led the city-wide expansion of the housing construction program, and in 1988 she began a national replication of the program model called YouthBuild. She established YouthBuild USA as an independent nonprofit in 1990. There were 20 YouthBuild programs in 11 states by 1992. Legislation was developed which would authorize YouthBuild as a federal program.President George H.W. signed the bill into law in 1992. Bush was funded by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. The federal YouthBuild program has received bipartisan support through five administrations and has resulted in over 250 YouthBuild programs in the United States. In 2001, <mask> oversaw the beginning of YouthBuild's international expansion in South Africa. YouthBuild programs enable young low-income people to break the cycle of poverty with a commitment to work, education, family and community. The core components of the YouthBuild program are construction, education, personal counseling, leadership development and graduate opportunity. Students spend every other week on a job site, learning the construction trade by building affordable homes for their own communities, while working toward earning a GED or high school diploma.93 percent of students have left high school without a degree, and one-third have been involved in court. The program provides both housing for low-income residents and gives students the opportunity to gain experience using marketable job skills, while completing their high school education and preparing for college. The key issues facing low-income communities are education, employment, violence, leadership development, and affordable housing. The US Department of Labor provides funding for YouthBuild programs through an annual competitive process. YouthBuild USA provides training and technical assistance to these federal grantees under contract with the US Department of Labor, and also leads a national affiliated network of YouthBuild programs that choose to contribute to the YouthBuild movement whether or not they are funded by the federal government in any particular year. A grassroots movement of low-income young adults called Opportunity Youth United was launched in 2015, thanks to the founding and development of the National Council of Young Leaders. After she retired from her role as CEO of YouthBuild USA, she was succeeded by John Valverde.Stoneman is the senior advisor to Opportunity Youth United. The America's Promise award from America's Promise was invited to speak at the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom by the White House. Children's rights activists, Bank Street College of Education alumni, and people from Harlem are references.


title: Jennifer Lynch

texts: <mask> was born on April 7, 1968, and is an American director and screenwriter. The daughter of <mask>, she made her directorial debut in 1993. Following a troubled production, the film was a critical and commercial failure, with <mask> receiving a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Director. <mask> took a 15-year hiatus from making films after the negative reception to her feature debut. In 2008 <mask> returned to directing. 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Since 2012 <mask> has directed episodes of television series, including Psych, Teen Wolf, The Walking Dead, American Horror Story, Once Upon a Time, Hawaii Five-0, Elementary, The Strain, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer was written by <mask> outside of her career as a director. The novel was number four on The New York Times paperback fiction best seller list that year, and was told from the perspective of the character of the same name from her father's television series Twin Peaks. <mask> was born in Philadelphia. She is the daughter of <mask> and a painter named Margaret Vosburgh Lentz. She began practicing at a young age.<mask> studied visual arts and creative writing at the Interlochen Art Academy. Career Film <mask> attended Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan. <mask> made a brief appearance in her father's film, but her appearance was not included in the final cut. Blue Velvet was directed by her father. Madonna was one of the many actresses who were attracted to <mask>'s script for Boxing Helena. One of the stars of Twin Peaks and the film Wild at Heart was cast as the main character. Kim Basinger resigned from the project and was sued.The controversy surrounding that case, as well as feminist outcry over the subject matter and accusations of nepotism, caused the movie's critical drubbing upon its release in 1993. <mask> said in an interview with The Hollywood Interview that she would like to know why people were so angry with her for telling a crazy fairy tale. I am the first to say I didn't know what I was doing. All these crazy things happened because I did the best I could at 19. When the National Organization of Women slammed me, it was sort of the end of the idea that the film was faulted when everyone involved worked so hard and believed in me. I got pregnant because I put my legs behind my ears. Not that I didn't like sex before then, but seriously.My child saved my life. <mask> directed the film which won the top prize at the Festival de Cine de Sitges. <mask> was the first woman to receive the New York City Horror Film Festival's Best Director award. <mask> was announced as the director of Nagin, but the film that was released was not <mask>'s work, even though the producers attached her name to the final product. <mask> explained in a 2012 interview that he didn't get to make that film. The producers decided that the director's cut was not what they wanted. They took it back to India.I didn't do any of the things you do to make a movie. The footage was changed into what they wanted it to be. It's not my film. I went to India to shoot some footage, but I have nothing to do with the movie they made. <mask> and D'Onofrio co-wrote and directed the 2012 film Chained, which starred D'Onofrio as a serial killer. It received mostly positive reviews from critics. Visibility for the Motion Picture Corporation of America was scheduled to be filmed by <mask> in 2011.A Fall from Grace is a film set and filmed in St. Louis that was inspired by the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge. Television <mask> has directed episodes of many television series such as Jessica Jones, Finding Carter, Psych, Quantico, Teen Wolf, The Walking Dead, The Last Ship, Wayward Pines, American Horror Story, The Strain, Once Upon a Time and Agents of S.H. The music video "Living in the Rose" was directed by <mask> in 1993. On March 21, 2010, <mask> was a judge at the International Surrealist Film Festival and she was also a producer for The Compound. Despite the Gods is a documentary about <mask>'s struggle to make the film Hisss. The documentary was shown at the Canadian International Documentary Festival and was described as a vehicle for <mask>'s own self-actualization. The story behind the camera explodes when the story in front of the camera derails.The film was disowned by her. She is a member of the board of advisers for the Hollywood Horror Museum. The film received terrible reviews and was nominated for a "Worst Director" award. It was nominated for a grand jury prize at the festival. <mask> revealed in a 2009 interview that she underwent three back surgeries after a car accident when she was 19 years old. <mask> stated in the interview that she has a daughter. The director of The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer is also the director of Chained.

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title: Niels Frederiksen

texts: He is a professional football manager. He is the head coach of a club. After spending almost two decades as a youth coach in B 1913, B.93 and Lyngby, <mask> began his career as a head coach in 2009. He was the club's head coach and later manager for nearly four years. He led Esbjerg to a fifth place in the domestic league as well as their best European result ever in the round of 32 of the Europa League, where they were knocked out by Fiorentina. He was let go of his duties in 2015. He was appointed head coach of Brndby in June, replacing Alexander Zorniger, who was put in charge of the national under-21 team.He led the club to their first Superliga title in 16 years in the 2020–21 season. Christian Nrgaard, Yussuf Poulsen, and Martin Braithwaite are just a few of the young talents that have been developed by Frederiksen. He has shown flexibility in regards to formations by using a classic 4–4–2 and a 3–4–3 formation. <mask> started out using a 4–3–3 but since adjusted this to a 3–5–2 with attacking wingbacks and a fast and more stationary centre forward as the main forwards, he now uses a 3–5–2 with attacking wingbacks and a fast and more stationary He has called the press a balanced press. Striking a balance between immediately attempting to win back possession high up the pitch and falling back and regrouping in defence is what this implies. His main influences inside football are Sir Alex Ferguson for his long time success and Jrgen Klopp due to his development of young players and his tactics.Moneyball starring Brad Pitt inspired him outside of football. At the age of 20, he started coaching youth teams. In 1997 he was put in charge of some youth divisions. He was the coach of the under-16 team from 2000 to 2002 and the under-18 team from 2003 to 2004. In 2005, he was put in charge of the entire youth department of B.93, while he was also an assistant coach to the first team which competed in the third highest division. He left B.93 in late 2005 after signing a contract as an under-19 coach. The under 17 and under 19 sides began coaching on January 1st, 2006.He led the under-19 team to a second place in the national championship in his first season, while they reached third place. The club hadn't had a head of talent since 2004, when Birger Jrgensen held the position. He joined the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board of the board In 2009, the club's goal was to get promoted to the Danish Superliga. The head coach was fired after a poor start to the season. The head of talent was promoted to head coach for the first team. The 2008–09 season ended in a tie for sixth place with 21 and 19 points.He was the chief operating officer at Danske Bank when he became the coach of the first team. After reaching second place in the table, FC Fredericia and AC Horsens were promoted to third place. The extension was signed on July 1, 2010 after the promotion to the Superliga. He was the COO at Danske Bank while he was working as the head coach at the highest level. In the final fixture of the 2010–11 season, Lyngby beat OB 2–0 at home to avoid being demoted. In the league table, the club finished in eighth place. In June of 2011, he became a full-time employee.This happened after he signed a three-year contract extension. After being released from his employment obligations in the Danske Bank Group, he was appointed manager of Lyngby, where he was in charge of transfers. He received his licence the same year. On May 2, 2013, Esbjerg fB announced that <mask> would take over as the club's head coach. In his first season, he led Esbjerg to the round of 32 in the Europa League, where they lost to Italian side Fiorentina. The second place finish was achieved by defeating Standard Lige and Elfsborg and losing two matches to Red Bull Salzburg. Esbjerg qualified for the group stage after defeating Saint-tienne.His first season in the domestic league ended in a fifth-place finish which qualified the club for the second round of the Europa League. Esbjerg defeated Kairat Almaty 2–1 on aggregate in the second qualifying round, before facing Ruch Chorzw in the third round. Esbjerg drew 0–0 away in the first leg. Esbjerg's hopes of progressing in the tournament were ended by a last-minute goal by Ruch Chorzw in the second leg. The club struggled against the drop due to the sale of profiles such as Martin Pui and Eddi Gomes during the winter transfer window. Esbjerg avoided the drop after a 2–1 win over FC Vestsjlland. After four matches in the 2015–16 season, Esbjerg dismissed Frederiksen due to lack of domestic results, with chairman Sren Poulsen citing "lacking" domestic results as the reason.Jonas Dal took over from <mask>. The manager of the Danes under-21 team was named in August of 2015. They lost 1–2 to Germany in his first game in charge. They were knocked out in the group stages of the European Under-21 Championship, finishing third and second. The club announced on 1 June that <mask> would be their new head coach. He would have to lead the under-21 team through the European Championship in order to start in his new position. The club suffered a string of poor results in September.He changed the formation from a 4–3–3 to a 3–5–2 in early October, which resulted in a derby win. Nicklas Bendtner and Michael Santos were neutralised by the defense of Hjrtur Hermannsson. He stated that the 3-5-2 was a system suited for his team's abilities after winning the league match. The development of young players was brought forward by the sale of key players to Gztepe and Hannover 96. In the spring of 2020, talents such as Morten Frendrup and Anis Ben Slimane began to play a larger role for the club, as a result of the altering of the first-team. In the first four matches of the 2020–21 season, Brndby won three and drew one. At the winter break, the team were in first place of the league table, but had been knocked out of the cup by a second tier club.With his contract ending in June 2021, there was speculation on whether his contract would be extended or not. He signed a two-year extension with Brndby on January 21st, 2021. He led Brndby to their first league title in 16 years, after beating Nordsjlland 2–0 on 24 May 2021, to secure the club's 11th championship. After working as a coach and head of talent in Lyngby Boldklub, he received his UEFA Pro Licence and has since worked as a coaching instructor in the Danes Football Union. A part-time youth coach at B.93 and a part-time employee of Danske Bank, <mask> has a master's degree in economics from the University of Southern Danes. He started supporting the club in 2011. There are links to External links on the Danish Football Union website.

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