title: Gordon Kurtti

texts: <mask> was an American artist, writer, illustrator and performer. He was an influential figure in New York City's Lower East Side. The post punk "downtown" culture of New York City in the 1980s, when high culture merged with entertainment, is illustrative of Kurtti's prolific output. In her opinion, the loss of Kurtti changed the course of world culture forever. <mask> was a member of a not-for-profit arts organization. He collaborated on performances, films and Arts in education workshops with the help of Allied's collective umbrella. His output was relatively prolific even though his life was brief, like many figures in this history of the fervent, feverish climate of New York City's Lower East Side in the '80s.The East Village hangout featured in Rent was featured at ABC No Rio, Club Armageddon, Pyramid Club, 8BC and Life Café. <mask> was one of seven children who were born in New York. He loved reading and was known for his artistic abilities. <mask> was fond of comic book art, monster movies and outer space. He drew elaborate spaceships with flight instructions and statistics. He was inspired by the first existentialist, Hamlet. He was accepted into New York's School of Visual Arts at a time when alumni such as Haring were exploding onto the downtown New York scene.He formed a lifelong friendship with Kembra Pfahler. Kurtti collaborated on various art projects with many of his peers placing him within the circle of second generation of co-directors at ABC No Rio that included Jack Waters, Peter Cramer, and Carl George, and Colab predecessors Bradley Eros and Aline Mare. The artists included in the circle were Brad Taylor, Richard Hofmann, and Tony Pinotti. Kurtti frequently performed and presented his work at the Pyramid Club. The Extremist Show was held at ABC No Rio. The introduction of many of New York's sub-culture artists and groups coincides with this exhibition. The performance series Church of the Little Green Man, The Cinema of Transgression, and the resident dance company of the Pyramid Club P.O.O.L. were included in the Extremist Show.Kurtti contributed to their impact through his creative activities and his presence in their fomentation. He trained as an illustrator for advertisers and the fashion industry for Diane Pernet and worked in the art department of TheLimited Company. He collaborated with Carl George on a showroom design for Yumi Katsura, Japan's pre-eminent wedding gown designer, and again on the fashion show launch event featuring a young Brooke Shields. One of the first AIDS fund-raising events was designed by Kurtti. Ellen Stewart's La Ma Ma Experimental Theatre Club was the location of One Night Stands. He used the name Sketch Louis for his on site illustrations of performers. Among others, Stephen Tashjian, Kim Flynn, and others.<mask> drew a caricature of Sam Shepard for the 1984 La Mama presentation of Shepard sets, a series of three short plays. <mask> was a master of realist drawing with a sense of humor. <mask>'s work The Bearded Bride was created and performed in 1985 at the Danspace Project at Saint Mark's Church. <mask> was an early partner on many experimental film works. He wore a lot of hats, from cameraman to set designer to lead actor. Whatever was found on the street was easily painted, hung or rearranged into a set. The costumes were assembled from a variety of sources.Super-8 film is easy to cut and edited on a kitchen table. Screenings were held at The Film-Makers' Cooperative, Millennium Film Workshop, Anthology Film Archives, ABC No Rio, abandoned lots, alleys and nightclubs. The New York Public Library, The Library of Congress, and the Museum of Modern have permanent collections of many of the films. The film and moving image works in which <mask> appears and in whose production he principally contributed are in a number of collections. Kurti's life and work are the subject of an archival, preservation, and distribution project. Carl M. George was the co- writer, costume/set designer and storyboard artist of Brains. Jack Waters produced The Blond Leading The Blond.The Lost 40 days was directed by Jack Waters. Carl M. George was the Art Director. The Review of performances at St. Mark's Danspace, New York, was written by Jolinda Lewis.

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title: John Ferguson McLennan

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texts: <mask> was a Scottish advocate, social anthropologist and ethnologist. He was the son of an insurance agent and his wife. He graduated from King's College, Aberdeen, with a M.A. In 1849. He obtained a first class place in the Mathematical Tripos at Trinity College, Cambridge. He did not take a degree from Cambridge. <mask> spent two years in London writing for The Leader and other periodicals.He might have attended one of the Inns of Court. He was involved in verse in the Pre-Raphaelite style during this time. He was called to the Scottish bar on his return to Edinburgh. The Court of Session Act of 1868 was the result of his involvement in the Scottish Law Amendment Society. He worked with Alexander Smith. He lived in Edinburgh's New Town at 6 Northumberland Street. McLennan moved back to London after his first wife died.He was the parliamentary draughtsman for Scotland in 1871. His health was already in tatters by the time he was in Algeria, and he was also prone to attacks of Malaria. He died of Tuberculosis on June 16, 1881. The article on "Law" was written by <mask>. He speculated on the custom of collusive abduction seen in classical antiquity, but it looked back to the Scottish tradition of <mask> and Adam Smith. The topic that led to his major work was found throughjectural steps involving the form of polyandry as it might have evolved. It has been suggested that McLennan was motivated by disagreement with Henry Maine, on questions of legal reform, to examine Maine's Ancient Law, and that he wrote attacks on Maine that were not published in his own lifetime.McLennan published a novel in 1865. He argued from symbolic and ceremonial forms of bride kidnapping. His ideas were partially anticipated by Bachofen, who wrote on matriarchy in 1861. A social evolutionist theory of marriage and systems of kinship were developed from ethnographic data. He rejected patriarchal society as an early stage, arguing in favor of agnation as a more basic evolutionary point, and he proposed an early model of social groups, a war band mainly male, practicing female infanticide and acquiring female sexual partners, with promiscuity and matrilineality Kinship in Ancient Greece was the subject of an essay written by McLennan in the Fortnightly Review in April and May of 1865. In the Fortnightly Review for 1869–70, he came up with his ideas on totemism.The Divisions of the Irish Family and On the Classificatory System of Relationship were two of the new essays that appeared in 1876 under the title Studies in Ancient History. The last work he was able to publish was a paper on The Levirate and Polyandry. The Life of Thomas Drummond was written by McLennan. The materials which he had accumulated on kinship were edited by his widow and Arthur Platt. The field of history of religion was influenced by McLennan's work. McLennan suggested a connection between social structures and primitive religions in the study The Worship of Animals and Plants. This term was useful to sociologists like William Robertson Smith and mile Durkheim.The basic premise for the comparative method is contained in the following quote by McLennan. McLennan's comparative method was important to Robertson Smith. One of Robertson Smith's more influential essays is Animal Worship and Animal Tribes among the Arabs and in the Old Testament. The social function of totemism in primitive religions was connected to contemporary Arab nomads and biblical peoples. On December 23, 1862, McLennan married Mary Bell Ramsay, daughter of <mask> McCulloch, and on January 20, 1875, he married Eleonor Anne Brandram, daughter of Francis Holles Brandram. Sources 2007. The Encyclopdia Britannica is online.Hans G. Kippenberg was born in 2002. Understanding Religious History in the Modern Age. The University Press of Oxford and Princeton. <mask>. McLennan was born in 1970. Marriage is primitive. There is an inquiry into the origin of the form of capture. Chicago.Ivan Strenski. 2006 Thinking about religion. There is an introduction to theories of religion. There is a publishing house in MA. Ancestors of the University of Aberdeen Tuberculosis deaths in England were from the Ethnological Society of London.

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title: Kenneth James Gibson

texts: <mask> is a musician, record producer, composer, singer, and a founding member of Bell Gardens. <mask> was born in Canada and grew up in El Paso, Texas. He got his first recorder at the age of 19 after learning how to play guitar. Furry Things released most of its material on the Butthole Surfers' Touch and Go Records imprint. He has released music under a number of different names, including [a]pendics.shuffle, Eight Frozen Modules, and Hiss & Buzz. He founded the electronic music record label with a friend. The band Bell Gardens was started in 2009 by the two guys from Stars of the Lid.The two explore the realm of Americana, chamber pop, folk, and psychedelic pop through the music of Bell Gardens. On his latest Reverse Commuter album, Exposure, he collaborated with Douglas McCarthy of Nitzer Ebb on a track called Whispers In. In The Fields of Nothing was the second album under the name The Evening Falls that was released in March of last year. The band Toler Gibson was formed with the help of Toler Of The Winter Flowers. The group makes music that fits under the banner of Cosmic American Music. He has directed music videos for artists such as Francis Harris and Dance Spirit. The 1990s noise pop band Furry Things was produced by <mask>.The other people in the line up were Chris Michaels and Charlie Woodburn. The majority of Furry Things' material was released on a record label. In the summer of 1997 the band moved from Austin, Texas to Los Angeles, California. The band's first album was produced by <mask> and Adam. The second and last album produced by <mask> and Brad Laner was called Moments Away. Furry Things and Electric Company collaborated on a project called The Kahanek Incident: Volume 2, in which Furry Things and Electric Company collaborated on two songs. The musical collaboration between <mask> and Brian is called Bell Gardens.They explore a variety of styles through the music of Bell Gardens. The first Hangups Need Company was released on their own imprint. Full Sundown Assembly was released by Southern Records. The band's second album was called Slow Dawns For Lost Conclusions. One of the experimental electronic music projects is Eight Frozen Modules. The recorded material of Eight Frozen Modules is a mix of many different genres. The project started as a side project to Furry Things, a band that went on to become a noise-pop band.He has released music on labels such as Planet Mu, Orthlorng Musork, Tigerbeat 6, City Slang and Tino Corp. The main electronic music alias ispendics.shuffle. He creates a mix of minimal house, techno, micro house, and experimental electronic dance music. Music has been released on many labels such as Trapez, Orac, Audio, Mo's Ferry, Lick My Deck, We Are, Leftroom, Sunset Diskos and more. A number of other artists, such as Mr. C of The Shamen, Mark "Blakkat" Bell, Damian Lazarus, and Brad Laner, have collaborated with and remixed Gibson. They are from Perlon Records. The first Reverse Commuter track, The Organ That Killed Me, was released in 2000.Hallucination Recordings had a gap of no releases until 2003 with The Direction. There was a new album titled Exposure on DJ Three's Hallucienda label along with a 12"EP titled Vinyl Exposure One which included a Doc Martin remix. Tracks with vocals by Douglas McCarthy and his wife Kelly were featured in Exposure. The electronic music record label Adjunct Audio was founded in 2005. Deep House, Minimal Techno, Dub and Ambient are some of the styles released by Adjunct. John Tejada, Bruno Pronsato, Dapayk, Blakkat, Kit Clayton, Mathias Schaffhuser, DubLoner, Sutekh, Dilo, and Mr. C are some of the producers. Adjunct is distributed by a third party.Music is composed for television and film. He has music in shows such as Shameless, The Simpsons, The Last O.G., Weeds, Californication, and Saturday Night Live, as well as films such as The Best and The Brightest, Drones, Don Peyote, and 7 Minutes. On an episode of MC Serch hosted show Miss Rap Supreme, <mask> was a music producer. Bell Gardens albums include Full Sundown Assembly, Slow Dawns For Lost Conclusions, Hangups Need Company, and Take Us Away. Various Green Light GO! Various - Angelfood Electronics Vol Two (Kakemix Records, 1997) as <mask> <mask> albums Delusional Tales And Non-Silence and The Evening Falls. Various - Pop Ambient 2016 (Kompakt), Various - Pop Ambient 2018, Various - Velvet Desert Music Vol.The Confused Designer is one of the eight Frozen Modules albums. DJ, Riddim & Source, Ghislain Poirier, Eight Frozen Modules, Dem Nuh Know Me, and Rejected Resident are included. Various - Altered States of America, Altered States of America 2, Altered States of America 3, Altered States of America 4, Altered States of America 5, Altered States of America 6, Altered States of America 7, Altered States of America 8, Altered States of America 9, Altered States of America 10, Altered States Various Drop Name Records Vol. 1 was published in Igloo Magazine. Various - Clicks & Cuts, Crimson, The Designed Disorder, Morrow Choral Orchestra, and Surgeon - This Is For There are eight ways to O.D. Do You Copy? is a song by ZYX Music.DubLoner & Selassie collaborated on The Fight, The Spirit.

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title: Roswell Gilpatric

texts: <mask> was a New York City corporate attorney and government official who served as a deputy secretary of defense in the 1960's and played a key role in the high-stake strategies of the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation was chaired by <mask>. The son of a Wall Street attorney, <mask> was born in 1906 in Brooklyn, while the daughter of an American missionary was born in Osaka. The first woman to be appointed to a Presidential Cabinet was Charlotte Leavitt. On his mother's side, <mask> was related to an astronomer at Harvard College. When the family moved to White Plains from 1917 to 1920, <mask> attended high school there for two years before transferring to the Hotchkiss School, where he was a member of the remarkable class of 1924. His duties as a scholarship boy, which included waiting on tables and cleaning rooms, kept him out of extracurricular activities, but he was a member of the Cum Laude Society.He was an editor of the Yale Law Journal after graduating from Yale University in 1931. <mask> went to work for the New York City law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore, where he became a partner and practiced when he wasn't in government. Much of <mask>'s political cachet was due to his special relationship with Robert A. Lovett. The Under Secretary of the Air Force was <mask>. <mask> was a member of the Rockefeller Brothers' Special Studies Project. Governor Rockefeller was a childhood friend of <mask>. The deputy secretary of defense joined the new Kennedy administration in 1961.He was one of the few Pentagon leaders picked by the new President. Fearing that the new Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara, was inexperienced in Washington's ways, Kennedy chose <mask> to add experience to his Defense team. McNamara was known as a "whiz kid". Kennedy knew that McNamara would need a strong lieutenant. <mask> was chosen as the Pentagon's number two by Kennedy over Paul Nitze, who had been <mask>'s high school friend. Within a few months, the Eastern lawyer and his Midwestern boss were finishing each other's sentences. As the Cuban crisis began to unfold, <mask> was appointed to the EXCOMM team, the top-level working group appointed by President Kennedy to assess the Soviet missile threat in Cuba.During the Cuban Missile Crisis, McGeorge Bundy advocated for the United States to bomb Cuba to eliminate the threat of a Soviet nuclear attack. McNamara argued that there should be no bombing because the Soviet Russian response was unpredictable. <mask> stepped in to settle the argument. "This is a choice between limited action and unlimited action, and most of us think it is better to start with limited action," <mask> told Kennedy. According to Harvard professor and former Department of Defense official Graham T. Allison, <mask>'s intervention changed the direction of the discussion. McNamara and <mask> had a solution to give President Kennedy a strong response, but it was short of the airstrike that McGeorge Bundy and others were pushing. With the normally reticent <mask> speaking up forcefully, the two managed to change the thrust of policy.The President followed their recommendation. <mask> was sometimes dovish. He was not above using force in other matters of international security, and often took a hard line against the Communist threat. <mask> headed a secret task force charged with preventing Communist domination of Vietnam. <mask> argued that the U.S. needed to stop the Communist threat in South Vietnam. <mask> signed off on the overthrow of the Diem government when he was in the Kennedy administration. A dirty tricks campaign was hatched by <mask> and other members of a special task force.<mask> showed that he could be flexible on occasion. When it came to the admission of China into the United Nations, <mask> argued forcefully in a letter to The New York Times, that the United States should stop trying to block the Communist country's admission into the international governing body. The United States might be able to bring about a reduction in tensions in southeast Asia by no longer trying to block Communist China's admission to the United Nations. It wasn't always easy for <mask> to act as go-between for the Pentagon generals and the White House. Kennedy hated General Lemay so much that every time his name was mentioned, he went nuts. At the end of a session with LeMay, Kennedy would make what he considered outrageous proposals, because LeMay couldn't listen or wouldn't take in. The President did not see him unless at a ceremonial event or where he felt he had to make a record of having listened to LeMay, as he did on the question of an air strike against Cuba.He had to sit down. I saw the President after. He was a choleric person. Robert F. Kennedy wrote that his brother the President relied on <mask> in times of crisis because of his calm demeanor and good judgement. The partnership was immediately sealed when Robert McNamara met the Brooklyn-born lawyer at Kennedy's suggestion. Ted Sorensen wrote that <mask> was an indispensable figure in the Kennedy administration. <mask> represented aviation inventor and high-tech pioneer Sherman Fairchild, who left <mask> a bequest in his will.<mask>'s years of government service, as well as his part-time residency in Maine, made him eligible for the degree. The man was often linked to the former First Lady of the United States. A trove of personal letters between <mask> and the former First Lady was offered for sale by a fellow Wall Street attorney. The correspondence went on for five years. <mask> was so annoyed by the airing of his private correspondence with the former First Lady that he requested that the letters be withdrawn from the auction house. "I hope you know all you were and are and will ever be to me," she wrote to <mask>. With my love, J.Although he was a frequent escort for the former First Lady, <mask> maintained that they were only friends. The Independent said in its obituary that he was believed to have been the lover of Kennedy. <mask> had a home in Palm Beach, Florida, where the former First Lady lived. A 2008 book by former acting director of the FBI L. Patrick Gray alleged that <mask>, back in private practice and with Time magazine as a client at the time of the Watergate break-in, learned from sources at the time. According to Gray, <mask> tipped off Nixon administration officials to the official's identity. In Gray's version of events, <mask> told Mitchell that he was an FBI official named W. Mark Felt, who later became known as Deep Throat. Gray claimed that Mitchell urged Kleindienst to pressure him to fire Felt.John threw cold water on the claim. <mask> <mask>'s son told The New York Times that his father never mentioned John Mitchell. Nixon, Gray and John Ehrlichman appear to confirm Gray's version in a conversation recorded on February 16, 1973, as the three discussed the alleged press leaks by Mark Felt. Nixon suggested that they bring in the man who made the accusation. Ehrlichman: He's a newsman, but he's not a newsman on the other hand. Ehrlichman: No. President: He's a lawyer.President: For Time. Mr. President, I know who he is. <mask> was a Trustee of the New York Public Library, New York University and the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. He chaired the Metropolitan Museum of Art's 100th Anniversary Committee. <mask> was a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He was the presiding partner of Cravath, Swaine & Moore from 1966 to 1977. The Graham family of The Washington Post Company had a board of directors that <mask> sat on.<mask> was a member of the Yale University Council from 1957 to 1962. He lived a private life in Manhattan. <mask> had three children. He was married five times. He was married to the widow of a diplomat and the father of a senator's wife. <mask> died of cancer in New York City and was buried in Somesville, Mount Desert Island, Maine, where he had a summer home. The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library has <mask>'s papers.The Wise Men: Six Friends and the World They Made is a book. Allison, Graham, Walter, Evan Thomas, Simon and Schuster, New York. Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis is the essence of decision. Allison, Graham and Zelikow are related. Explaining the Cuban Missile Crisis is the essence of decision. Longman. The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library has an oral history interview with <mask> <mask>.United States Deputy Secretaries of Defense Kennedy administration personnel American people of the Vietnam War 20th century American lawyers New York (state) lawyers Cravath, Swaine & Moore partners

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title: Santino Ferrucci

texts: <mask> is an American professional racing driver. He is a part-time driver in the NASCAR Xfinity Series. Sam Hunt Racing has a Toyota Supra. He is a part-time driver in the Indy Series. It was for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing. He raced in the Formula 2 Championship. At 14 years old, <mask> made his professional debut in the SBF2000 Winter Series, winning three out of ten races in the season, with a further three podiums.<mask> finished 5th in the F2000 Championship Series in his first season. The American competed in five races in German Formula Three for EuroInternational, scoring 2nd in his fourth. He finished the European Formula 3 season for EuroInternational with two wins and a pole, as well as three races in British Formula 3, scoring a pole and two wins. <mask> was a winner in the Macau Grand Prix. The main race was won by <mask>. <mask> competed in the Toyota Racing Series at the start of the year. <mask> finished the season with one win and 5 podiums.<mask> returned to European Formula 3, this time with Mcke Motorsport, finishing 11th overall and scoring his only podium in Formula 3 at Spa. <mask> finished 6th in the main race at the Macau Grand Prix at the end of the year. GP3 Series <mask> moved to the GP3 Series. The best result for <mask> was a 3rd in the sprint race at Spa-Francorchamps. <mask> was retained by DAMS for a second GP3 season. He only competed in the first three events, and only scored points in the first two races, before moving to Formula 2. <mask> made his Formula 2 debut in Hungary and finished the year with a ninth place finish and 22nd place in the season points.<mask> was in Formula 2 for the entire season. <mask> was banned from four F2 races in July after making contact with his teammate Maini at the British Grand Prix. Maini was forced off the track when he deliberately forced him off the track. He was fined 6,000 for driving his car between the F2 and F1 paddock without a glove and holding his phone. <mask> was fired by the team due to behavioral issues and non-payment of money. It was claimed that money had been made available for the Detroit race, and that <mask> had failed to repay their F2 debt. <mask> was ordered by an Italian court to pay 502,000 for failing to make payments.The GP3 Series driver would replace him for the rest of the season. The best result for <mask> in the race was sixth, with seven points. After confirmation of <mask>'s entry into the GP3 Series, he became a test and reserve driver for the Haas F1 Team. After the British Grand Prix, <mask> tried out the machinery for the first time. <mask> was the development driver for the two years. <mask> was a substitute for Pietro Fittipaldi at the Detroit Grand Prix in June of last year. <mask> retired from the race after colliding with Charlie Kimball.<mask> competed in the last two rounds of the IndyCar Series with Dale Coyne Racing. <mask> signed with Coyne to drive the No. The car is 19 Cly-Del Honda. <mask>'s car finished in 9th position in his season debut at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Heading into his first Indianapolis 500, he posted his second Top 10 finish of the season at the Indianapolis Grand Prix. In his first-ever race at the Indianapolis 500, <mask> moved through the 33 car field to finish in 7th position, earning him Freshman of the Year honors. <mask>'s best career finish was in the 4th position at Texas Motor Speedway, where he took the checkered flag.After Sébastien Bourdais left Dale Coyne Racing, <mask> moved to Bourdais's No. There are 18 SealMaster Hondas for the 2020 season. He scored five top 5s out of 14 races to finish 13th in points. <mask> will run a third car at the Indianapolis 500 in 2021. The highest of the RLL drivers in the race was driven by Ferucci. <mask>'s results at the Indy 500 earned him four additional drives with RLL at Detroit, Mid Ohio, and Nashville. <mask> recorded top-ten finishes at both races in Detroit and Mid Ohio but also crashed the #45 car in such a way that the team could not fix it in time for the second Detroit race, forcing him to run with a car that used what was still drivable.<mask> told Bobby that he would be open to a full-time return to the series if he were given a drive in the third RLL car. <mask>'s tenure with the team ended when RLL chose Christian Lundgaard to drive their third car full time. <mask> and Karam will compete in the Indianapolis 500 in 2022. On January 8, 2021, it was confirmed that <mask> would run a 20-race schedule in NASCAR. Sam Hunt Racing has a Toyota Supra for the upcoming season. <mask>'s only stock car racing experience prior to NASCAR was a super late model test with Fury Race Cars in 2020. <mask> made his car racing debut in the Chili Bowl.He failed to finish his race and was classified tenth. Mike and <mask> were the parents of personal life <mask>. He was a racing fan. <mask> was found guilty of deliberately using his vehicle as a weapon, intentionally colliding into fellow driver Arjun Maini in the aftermath of the Formula 2 sprint race, and having no-showed the steward's post-race hearing when called to account. The behavior of <mask> and his father was criticized by his team after the race. Maini was insulted with racist epithets and <mask> was accused of systemic racism. <mask> attempted a publicity stunt which violated international sporting code, attempting to compete for the purpose of a provocative, politically charged livery, but was refused permission by race officials, advertising political in nature.He was terminated from Trident due to sponsorship issues. <mask> was ineligible to score championship points because he was a guest driver. The season is still in progress. The complete results of the Formula 3 European Championship, the Toyota Racing Series, and the GP3 Series. The driver did not finish the race but was classified as having completed over 90 percent of the race distance. The results of American open-wheel racing and the Indianapolis 500 are listed in bold. Pole position is earned by points or practice time.Most laps were led. 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title: Hirooki Goto

texts: He is a professional wrestler. He has wrestled mostly for New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where he is one half of the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champs. He is also known for being the longest reigning NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Champion with Tomohiro Ishii and Yoshi-Hashi, a two-time IW GP Intercontinental Champion, one-time IW GP Junior Tag Team Champion, five-time NEVER Openweight Katsuyori and <mask> were classmates at Kuwana Kogyo High School. Goto took part in freestyle wrestling and Greco-Roman wrestling at Kokushikan University. Fire pro Wrestling was Goto's first approach to pro wrestling. He began to watch JPW, NJPW, and Michinoku Pro.After graduating, <mask> qualified to join New Japan Pro-Wrestling, but left the promotion due to a shoulder injury. He began training in the NJPW dojo after healing. He made his wrestling debut on July 6, 2003 in Gifu. Gedo and Jado defeated the two men in the final of the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship, after they competed in the same year in the junior division. He won the NJPW Young Lion Cup in 2005. After joining the "Control Terrorism Unit". Goto named the ring "C.T.U Ranger Red".In the Tokyo Dome on May 15, 2005, he and Minoru defeated Wataru Inoue and Koji Kanemoto to win the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship. On February 19, 2006 in Tokyo, the duo lost the titles to El Samurai and Ryusuke Taguchi. In 2006 Goto joined the American Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) promotion as a member of Team Japan, one of the four teams competing. On April 23, 2006 he joined Black Tiger and Minoru against Team USA members at Lockdown. Black Tiger pinned Lethal as Team Japan defeated USA. On the April 27, 2006 episode of Impact!, <mask> and Minoru lost to Dutt and Shelley, giving a first round victory and two points to Team USA. On May 14, 2006 at Sacrifice, <mask> and the other members of Team Japan accompanied Liger to ringside, assisting him in his victory over Petey Williams.The four members of Team Japan took part in a gauntlet match that was won by Petey Williams. The 2006 World X Cup was won by Team USA with five points. <mask> left for Mexico on August 1, 2006 after losing in a farewell match at the CTU 2nd Anniversary Show. He wrestled in Mexico for Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre and ltimo Dragn's Toryumon Mexico. During his time in Mexico, he formed a rudo unit. <mask> returned to New Japan after a year in Mexico. <mask> went from a Junior to aHeavyweight after his return.<mask> has a lot of promise and skill. He tried to establish himself as one of the top Heavyweights in New Japan after showing a new moveset. <mask> will join the Stable "R.I.S.E" soon after his return. After a long and hard-fought match, Hiroshi Tanahashi would win with the Texas Cloverleaf. Goto and Milano Collection AT finished in third place in the G1 Tag League. <mask> wrestled at the New Japan's annual January 4 Tokyo Dome Show in 2008 as one of his childhood idols. <mask> would fall to Muta even though he had a good showing.<mask>'s progress was good through 2008 but a surprise victory in New Japan's prestigious G1 Climax in August surpassed everyone's expectations. <mask> earned 8 points in Block B, tied for first with Nakamura, but he advanced to the final due to a win over the former IW GP champion. Goto overcame outside interference and blood loss to defeat Togi Makabe in the final. The Shouten was used to pin him with. In March of 2009, <mask> defeated Karl Anderson, Shinsuke Nakamura, Yuji Nagata and Giant Bernard to win the New Japan Cup and earn a shot at the IWGP title. On May 3, 2009, at Wrestling Dontaku 2009, Tanahashi defeated <mask> to retain the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. On January 4, 2010, at Wrestle Kingdom IV in Tokyo Dome, Takashi Sugiura successfully defended his GHC Heavyweight Championship against Goto.<mask> won the New Japan Cup for the second year in a row. <mask> tried to win the title again on April 4, but would once again fail. The J Sports Crown Openweight 6 Man Tag Tournament was held on June 28, 2010. The trio won the tournament two days later. <mask>'s new finishing maneuver, a cross-legged cradle, which he initially titled as Goto Special but was later renamed Goto-Shiki Hold, has earned him pinfall victories over Yu. <mask> earned the right to challenge for the title after defeating Shinsuke Nakamura. The result of the match was vetoed by the IW GP champion and he named his first challenger for the belt.On December 11, while Kojima successfully defended his title against Nakamura, <mask> was derailed from his quest to win the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. On the following day, <mask> was defeated by Kojima in a non–title match, ending his dream of Wrestle Kingdom V. <mask> and Okada were defeated in a tag team match by the representatives of Pro Wrestling Noah. On March 6 <mask> began his quest to win his third New Japan Cup in a row, but was defeated in the first round. On the final day of the tournament, <mask> turned against Hiroshi Tanahashi by abandoning him during a tag team match. <mask> left for his second trip to Mexico after this appearance. On March 25th, <mask> made his return to CMLL and would work for the promotion as a heel for the next month, ending with a match on April 29 at Arena México's 55th anniversary show.On May 3, <mask> came back to New Japan to play in a tag team match. <mask> declared a war after he successfully defended the IWGP Heavyweight Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura. On June 18, 2011, <mask> failed in his challenge for the IWGP title. After the match, <mask> and Tanahashi seemed to make peace with each other, with <mask> suggesting that they go for the IWGP Tag Team Championship together. On June 23, <mask>, Prince Devitt and Ryusuke Taguchi won their second J Sports Crown Openweight 6 Man Tag Tournament in a row by defeating the team of Giant Bernard, Jyushin Liger and Karl Anderson in the finals. The IW GP Tag Team Championship was won by Giant Bernard and Karl Anderson. On August 1, <mask> entered the G1 Climax, where he went on to win six out of his nine matches, but a loss to Strong Man on the final day of the tournament dropped him to second place in his block.The Billion Powers were a duo in the G1 Tag League. After picking up two wins and two losses in their first four matches in the group stage of the tournament, <mask> and Tanahashi defeated the Beast Combination on November 4 to advance to the semifinals. <mask> and Tanahashi were eliminated from the tournament on November 6. <mask> tried to take on Masato at Power Struggle. On January 4, 2012 at Wrestle Kingdom VI in Tokyo Dome, <mask> defeated Pro Wrestling Noah's Takashi Sugiura in a singles match. <mask> won the IWGP Intercontinental Championship for the first time on February 12 at The New Beginning. <mask> defended his title on March 11.<mask> entered the New Japan Cup. After victories over Yujiro Takahashi, La Sombra and Togi Makabe, Goto defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi in the finals to win the tournament for the third time and earn another shot at the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. On May 3, <mask> was unsuccessful in his attempt to win the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. <mask> made his second defense of the IWGP Intercontinental Championship on May 20. <mask> lost the title in his third defense. On October 8 at King of Pro-Wrestling, <mask> was defeated by Nakamura for the second time. On November 11 at Power Struggle, Goto tried to get the right to challenge for the IWGP title at the Tokyo Dome.The team name "Sword & Guns" was formed by <mask> and Karl Anderson in the 2012 World Tag League. The team finished with a record of four wins and two losses and advanced to the semifinals of the tournament. On December 2, <mask> and Anderson defeated Tencozy to advance to the finals of the tournament, where they defeated K.E.S. Davey Boy Smith Jr. and Lance Archer won the tournament. At Wrestle Kingdom 7 in Tokyo Dome, Sword & Guns received their shot at the IWGP Tag Team Championship, but were defeated in a second match by K.E.S. <mask> made a challenge towards Katsuyori Shibata, which led to a tag team match on February 10, where he and Wataru Inoue were defeated by Shibata and Sakuraba. <mask> and Shibata were going to play a future singles match.<mask> lost in the finals of the New Japan Cup. On May 3, <mask> and Shibata faced off in a singles match, which ended in a draw. There was a second match between the two on June 22. The third match between the two ended in a draw. <mask> participated in the G1 Climax. On August 8, it was revealed that <mask> had suffered a fractured jaw and was pulled from the tournament. He was leading the A block with four wins and two losses and had three matches left when he was pulled from the G1.<mask> challenged Katsuyori Shibata to a match at Wrestle Kingdom 8. <mask> defeated Shibata in his return match. <mask> and Shibata formed a tag team after the match. On the following day, <mask> scored the pinfall in an eight-man tag team main event against Chaos, after which he challenged Okada to a match for the IW GP Heavyweight Championship. On February 11 at The New Beginning in Osaka, <mask> received his seventh shot at the IW GP Heavyweight Championship, but was yet again unsuccessful in capturing the title. At New Japan's 42nd anniversary event on March 6, <mask> and Shibata defeated Bullet Club in a non-title match to enter the IWGP Tag Team Championship picture. They were defeated by Gallows and Anderson at Invasion Attack.<mask> had a record of four wins and six losses in the G1 Climax 2014–2018. On August 10, <mask> and Shibata faced off in a singles match, where Goto was defeated. In the storyline, Goto started leading a counterattack against the Bullet Club and Chaos stables, with the goal of revitalizing the New Japan Seikigun, which he was a part of. On November 8 at Power Struggle, <mask> received his first shot at the NEVER Openweight Championship, but was defeated by the defending champion. After opening the World Tag League with a three match losing streak, <mask> and Shibata won four of their remaining matches and advanced to the finals. <mask> and Shibata defeated Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson in the finals to win the World Tag League. On January 4, 2015, at Wrestle Kingdom 9 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> and Shibata defeated Anderson and Gallows to become the new IW GP Tag Team Champs.Anderson and Gallows defeated <mask> and Shibata in their first defense on February 11 at The New Beginning in Osaka. <mask> defeated Shibata in the second round of the New Japan Cup on March 8. <mask> was defeated by Kota Ibushi in the finals of the tournament. <mask> won the IW GP Intercontinental Championship for the second time. <mask> defeated Nakamura in a second title defense on July 5 in Osaka-jo Hall. <mask> participated in the G1 Climax from July 23 to August 15. <mask> entered the final day with a chance to advance from his block, but was eliminated after suffering his third loss of the tournament against Yuji Nagata.<mask> returned to the United States on August 21, teaming with Jay and Mark in a six-man tag team match, which they won. <mask>'s Intercontinental Championship reign ended on September 27 at Destruction in Kobe, when he was defeated by Shinsuke Nakamura. After defeating Tetsuya Naito at Wrestle Kingdom 10 in Tokyo Dome, <mask> received his eighth shot at the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, but again failed to win the title, being defeated by the defending champion. <mask> covered himself with a script and painted his body white for the match. <mask> was offered a spot in the Chaos stable. Okada tried to get <mask> to join Chaos multiple times, but was turned down each time. <mask> was defeated in the finals of the New Japan Cup.After the final match, <mask> finally agreed to shake hands with Okada, after he saved him from a post match assault by the Los Ingobernables de Japn stable. <mask> won his block from July 18 to August 12 in the round-robin portion of the 2016 G1 Climax, besting both Hiroshi Tanahashi and reigning IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kazuchika Okada with a record of six wins and three losses. Kenny Omega defeated Goto in the finals. At the end of the year, <mask> took part in the World Tag League, teaming with Tomohiro Ishii. The two lost to block winners Togi Makabe and Tomoaki Honma in the final round-robin match and failed to advance to the finals. <mask> won the NEVER Openweight Championship for the first time at Wrestle Kingdom 11. <mask> defended his title against Juice Robinson at The New Beginning.His second defense took place at the NJPW and ROH co-produced Honor Rising: Japan 2017. Despite interference from Minoru Suzuki and El Desperado, <mask> made his third successful defense on April 9 at Sakura Genesis. <mask> brawled with Suzuki, setting up his next title defense. <mask> lost the NEVER Openweight Championship to Suzuki. He failed to regain the title in a second match against Suzuki on June 11 in Osaka-jo Hall. <mask> failed to advance from his block in the G1 Climax, finishing with a record of five wins and four losses. <mask> and Yoshi-Hashi competed in the World Tag League at the end of the year.The team failed to qualify for the finals after losing to Evil and Sanada in their final match. <mask> defeated Minoru Suzuki in a hair match. Suzuki had his head shaved after winning the NEVER Openweight Championship. At New Year's Dash, he was challenged to a title match by Evil, which he accepted. <mask> won the match at The New Beginning in Osaka. <mask> made his second defense of the NEVER Openweight Championship against The Beer City Bruiser at the NJPW and ROH co-produced Honor Rising: Japan event. On April 27, 2018, at Road to Wrestling Dontaku, <mask> made his third successful defense of the NEVER Openweight championship.<mask> lost the NEVER Openweight Championship to Michael Elgin in a 3-way match which also involved Taichi, ending his second reign of 156 days. <mask> won the NEVER Openweight Championship for the second time at Kizuna Road on June 17, 2018). <mask> failed to advance to the finals of the G1 Climax after taking part from July 14 to August 12. <mask> accepted a challenge from a returning Taichi for the NEVER Openweight Championship on the final day of the G1 Climax. <mask> lost the NEVER Openweight Championship to Taichi in his second defense. Will Ospreay, who was scheduled to challenge Taichi at Power Struggle for the title but was unable to do so due to an injury, was replaced by Goto. <mask>'s challenge was waved off by Taichi and he declined immediately.The title match was held at Power struggle on November 3. <mask> won the NEVER Openweight Championship for the fourth time. <mask> would lose the belt on December 9. <mask> would change in 2019. <mask> traveled to the United States to train under Shibata's LA Dojo system to improve after he lost to Jay White in the War of the Worlds series. <mask> lost to Shingo Takagi in the finals of the G1 Climax and failed to advance to the finals of the tournament. At September's Destruction in Kobe, <mask> would avenge his loss to Shingo.In the same event, he would challenge White for his newly won Intercontinental Championship, although White repeatedly refused, the match was set up for Power Struggle, where <mask> would lose. <mask> and Karl Fredericks did not win a single match in the World Tag League from November 16 to December 8. <mask> started feuding with KENTA. <mask> was attacked by KENTA after his matches in the World Tag League. Despite being attacked by Goto, KENTA continued to mock him. After calling into question his in-ring abilities, Goto drew the ire of KENTA, who returned the favor and attacked him. <mask> won the NEVER Openweight Championship for the fifth time on the second night of Wrestle Kingdom 14 in Tokyo Dome.He lost the title to Shingo Takagi on February 1. EVIL eliminated <mask> from the 2020 New Japan Cup in the second round. CHAOS stablemates <mask>, Ishii, and Yoshi-Hashi won the NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship on August 9. Goto failed to advance to the finals of the 2020 G1 Climax, finishing the tournament with a record of four wins and five losses. The longest match in the tournament's history was held by Kenzo Suzuki against Tadao Yasuda in 2002 and it lasted 37 seconds. They finished the World Tag League with a record of five wins and four losses, failing to advance to the finals of the tournament. In the second round of the New Japan Cup, Goto lost to Shingo Takagi.<mask> failed to advance to the finals of the tournament after finishing with a record of three wins and six losses. The longest reign as champion was held by <mask>, Ishii and Yoshi-Hashi, who held the title for 454 days before losing it to House of Torture. The round-robin portion of the World Tag League was held from November 14 to December 12. The team advanced to the finals of the tournament with a record of nine wins and two losses. The World Tag League finals were held on December 15. On the first night of Wrestle Kingdom 16, <mask> and Yoshi-Hashi won the IW GP Tag Team Championship. <mask> made his acting debut in 2016 with a small role in the Indonesian action film Headshot.<mask> was one of the users of the Kamen Rider Abaddon powers in the movie. The New Japan Pro-Wrestling IW GP Intercontinental Championship was won by Minoru and Katsuyori Shibata. The TV Openweight Tag Tournament was named after Yuji Nagata Jr. 35 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2010 were from Mexico.

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title: Zenzl Mühsam

texts: Zenzl Mhsam was a political activist who was involved with her husband in the workers' council of 1919. After her husband was murdered in the Oranienburg concentration camp, she traveled to Moscow to arrange for the publication of his political writings. She was arrested in April 1936 after being identified as a "Trotskyist spy" eight months after arriving. She spent most of her time in prisons or labour camps after leaving the Soviet Union. She did not die. The Hallertau countryside region of Bavaria is where the life Provenance and early years of Kreszentia Elfinger were born. She was the fifth child of Augustin Elfinger.She was dismissed from her job as a domestic servant after a few months. She came across exiles from Russia after the failed 1905 revolution. She was affected by the stories of Russian students who were exiled in Siberia. She met the 24 year old artist and sculptor Ludwig Engler, employed as a domestic servant or as a concubine, and moved in to live with him. She married the writer on September 15, 1915. Her fifteen year old son, who had grown up with relatives, moved in with the couple in 1917. The marriage with Mhsam would remain childless because of Siegfried's own paternity.The marriage was supportive and close. The end of the First World War led to months of revolutionary turmoil in many parts of Germany. The declaration of a Soviet republic in April 1919 was led by Ernst Toller and others. After what turned out to be a six day period in power, <mask> Mhsam was his most fervent fellow activist. They were both arrested and imprisoned, but <mask> was released, whereas Erich was sentenced to fifteen years in a fortress, where he had a little more freedom than in a conventional prison: he wrote numerous poems and, in 1920, published "Judas". The political prisoners were campaigning on their behalf after the short-lived Bavarian Soviet Republic uprising. The new democratic German government granted a more general amnesty in 1923/24.She took part in the first congress of Red Aid, a left-wing welfare organisation closely linked to the recently founded Communist Party, during the early 1920s. To the Comintern in Moscow. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals On April 28, 1923, while her husband was still in prison, Zenzl Mhsam wrote a letter asking that he be transferred to Moscow. She wrote to the papal nuncio in hopes of getting papal intervention. According to one source, at the end of 1924 the Bavarian authorities let out Erich Mhsam because he was suffering from heart problems. The couple moved to Berlin.The Mhsams lived and worked in Berlin during the late 1920s and early 1930s. They moved a lot. They lived with the Communists in Berlin-Charlottenburg. They were greeted by the Red Aid team near Berlin's Anhalter Station. They moved to a home on the south side of the city centre in 1927. The Hitler government lost little time in transforming Germany into a one-party dictatorship as a result of the Nazi years and exile. The Reichstag fire at the end of February 1933 was blamed on communists and led to a wave of arrests.One of the first to be arrested was a left-wing writer named Erich Mhsam, who was high on the Nazi target list. He died of torture at the Oranienburg concentration camp on July 10, 1934. Meta Kraus-Fessel was one of the friends <mask> Mhsam turned to for support. She wanted to preserve both her husband's legacy and her own liberty so she transferred his papers to his brother in law. It was close to the German border with Czechoslovakia that <mask> Mhsam relocated from Berlin to. At this time, the capital of Czechoslovakia was still an independent country, and it was the location of choice for a large number of political refugees who wanted to avoid imprisonment or worse in the new Germany. She was warned by an American journalist that she was about to be arrested by the Gestapo when she demanded a public investigation into her husband's death.Her nephew, Joseph Elfinger, had recently been sent to the Dachau concentration camp with his father. She used the help of a book dealer and a Czechoslovak press attache to bring her dead husband's papers into the country. She was able to report on the German Concentration Camps in front of international journalists by this time. The will of Erich Mhsam had been published. "The Ordeal of Mhsam" was published in January 1935. She lost her German citizenship back in Germany. Moscow was one place where the murder of Mhsam wasn't noticed.She moved with her nephew to Moscow despite warnings about the dangers, despite rejecting several invitations to move to the Soviet Union. Her hope that her nephew would be able to find work in Moscow was one of the reasons she changed her mind. Her move to the Soviet Union had been anticipated by the publication of a "brochure" detailing the suffering of Erich Mhsam and the subsequent deprivation of German citizenship for his widow. She was able to speak to large groups of workers about the atrocities in Germany. She participated in a memorial event in 1935. The papers of Mhsam arrived in Moscow in February 1936. They decided to stay in Moscow for another year to oversee the transfer.She was taken into Moscow's Lubyanka jail on April 23, 1936, after being accused of "counter-revolutionary Trotskyite activities". In June 1936, the philosopher-scholar André Gide inquired about the location of Zenzl Mhsam but was given incorrect answers. In July 1936 Ruth Oesterreich, a communist activist from Berlin exiled, urged the siblings in Palestine to launch an international campaign for Zenzl Mhsam's release. Mhsam was moved from the Lubyanka jail to the Butyrka prison in Moscow. She was released in October 1936 because of the condition imposed by the law enforcement agency that she should not stay in Moscow. Nothing was heard of Joseph Elfinger after he was arrested in 1936. In January 1937, there was another round of political show trials, which was attended by.<mask> Mhsam was able to visit him in his hotel during his stay in Moscow. She sold Mhsam's literary legacy to the Gorky Institute in exchange for a monthly maintenance payment of 500 roubles. She had certain rights. To be able to publish "Unpolitischen Erinnerungen" and "Jolly Gedichte", Zenzl set about researching. She applied for an exit visa in order to visit the United States of America. According to sources, the refusal of the application was intended to prevent her from reporting the Stalin Show Trials and Soviet prison conditions in the west. She was rearrested in November of 1938.She was found guilty of "belonging to a counter-revolutionary organisation and for counter-revolutionary agitation" on 11 September 1939. She was sentenced to eight years in a labour camp. She was taken to Labour Camp XV in Mordovia in September. She was returned to Moscow three months later, and then to the Butyrka prison, where she joined other Germans who were retrieved from the Gulag in order to be deported to Germany. Carola Neher and Margarete Buber-Neumann were included. The signing of a non-aggression pact by Hitler and Stalin triggered widespread amazement. The Germans in Moscow were never handed over to the Gestapo.She was taken to Labour Camp III back in Mordovia in October of 1940. After the war ended in 1945, she was released from the labour camp and deported to Novosibirsk, where she was required to remain for the rest of her life. She was smuggled back to Moscow in March 1947 by a railway worker, who helped her integrate herself with German exiles who were waiting to be deported. According to one source, she was forbidden to remain in Moscow and denounced by the authorities. She reapplied for permission to return to "Germany" after the large region surrounding Berlin was taken over by the Soviets in 1945. This was blocked, however, by the Socialist Unity Party of Germany, a new political party created in the occupation zone in April 1946, under controversial circumstances that had involved the "merger" into the new party. She found work in an orphanage after moving out of Moscow.She was deported to the Omsk region after being rearrested in October 1949 and was set to work on a collective farm with the Gtting family. "Why Zenzl Mhsam has been kept in Russian captivity for thirteen years, a time that not even eternity can give back to her, remains incomprehensible," said the man who had lived in the United States for many years. She may have been used as a propaganda tool to take possession of Mhsam's papers. It's possible that she got to know too much about the inner workings of the NKVD and that the government thought it was dangerous to let her return to Prague. The era of terror began after she arrived in Moscow. She was neutralized to protect the interests of the state, if this was the case. A human life is meaningless in a police state like Russia.She was allowed to return to work at the orphanage after the death of Joseph Stalin. The Soviet occupation zone was replaced by the German Democratic Republic in 1949. After a number of bureaucratic delays, her German passport was returned in March 1955. In 1955 <mask> Mhsam returned to Germany for the first time in twenty years. In East Berlin, the capital of a new kind of German state, she was given a pension in honor of her husband as well as a pension on her own account. Her 75th birthday was celebrated with the award of the Patriotic Order of Merit. In July of 1956 a solemn ceremony took place in which 94,000 micro-filmed pages of the Erich Mhsam literary archive were handed over from the Maxim Gorky Institute to the (East) Berlin Arts Academy.Zenzl launched a campaign to have her husband's work published in East Germany. An event was held at the "Club of the Creatives" in East Berlin to celebrate if he had lived longer. A selection from his poetry was published by the publishers. The military tribunal in the Moscow military quarter lifted the earlier sentence against her because of an error in the criminal procedure. The sentences of 1936/38 were covered in a rehabilitation. After her death, rehabilitation in respect of her 1949 sentence followed. <mask> Mhsam died of lung cancer.The Socialists' Memorial Zone is where the bodies of its heroes were placed in the Friedrichsfelde Main Cemetery. After 1945, West Berlin was where Mhsam's body ended up. In 1992, after German reunification, her ashes were removed without ceremony or any public announcement to the grave of her husband, in the context of a "rationalisation" of the city's cemetery administration. The Patriotic Order of Merit 1884 births 1962 deaths include refugees from Nazi Germany and victims of the Great Purge in the Soviet Union.

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title: Luc Mbah a Moute

texts: <mask> a Moute was born in 1986 and is a professional basketball player in the NBA. <mask> a Moute is a member of the national team. <mask> was a student at Montverde Academy in Florida. He was going to play for Ben Howland at UCLA. <mask> a <mask> was the leader of the Bruins in rebound as a freshman. In 27 regular-season games, <mask> a <mask> led or was tied for the lead in rebound. In the NCAA tournament, <mask> a Moute scored the winning layup at the end of a comeback win.In the Final Four victory over LSU, <mask> <mask> had 17 points, 9 rebound, 2 steals, and 1 assist. <mask> a <mask> was named the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year after he averaged 8.9 points and 8.1 rebound for the year. He became a cult figure among the UCLA faithful. A popular T-shirt which read "Moute Kicks Boute" was created by the dynamic duo along with fellow Cameroonian Alfred Aboya. <mask> a Moute became known as The Fresh Prince after watching the show. His mother and father had never seen him play before they went to the Final Four of the 2008 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament. His team had a record of 35–4 in 2008 and made the NCAA Final Four for the third year in a row.<mask> <mask> ended his UCLA career with an honorable mention All-Pac-10, honorable mention All-Defensive Team selection and a fifth-place finish in scoring. 1 ranked person in the world. A total of 15 rebounders. The first player to start in three straight Final Fours at UCLA was <mask> a <mask>. The last players at UCLA and Michigan State to do so were Bill and Greg Lee in 1972 and 1999, respectively. <mask> a <mask> gave up his final year of college eligibility at UCLA to enter the 2008 NBA draft, where he was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks with the 37th overall pick. <mask> a <mask> got off to a great start with the Bucks and became a fan favorite.He overtook <mask> as the starting power forward for the Bucks only nine games into the season because of his strong play. In his second game as a starter, <mask> <mask> posted career highs of 19 points and 17 rebound in a 101– 96 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies. Scott Skiles, the head coach, and <mask>, the general manager, both praised <mask> a Moute's defensive skills. <mask> <mask> became a restricted free agent after the 2010–11 season. He received a four-year, $18.7 million offer from the Denver Nuggets. The offer sheet was matched by the Bucks three days later. <mask> a <mask> was traded to the Kings.<mask> a <mask> was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves for <mask>. The Philadelphia 76ers were involved in a three-team trade with Cleveland and the Minnesota Timberwolves. As part of the deal, <mask> a Moute and Shved were traded to the 76ers, along with a first round draft pick from Cleveland. Kevin Love was traded from Minnesota to Cleveland, while the Wolves got Andrew Wiggins and Anthony Bennett from Cleveland. <mask> a <mask> re-signed with the Kings on July 14, 2015. His contract was voided by the Kings after he failed his physical examination. <mask> a Moute filed a complaint against the Kings.He had to pass a medical test in order to play for Team Africa at the NBA Africa exhibition game. <mask> a <mask> signed with the Los Angeles Clippers. The Clippers put <mask> a <mask> in the starting lineup. <mask> a <mask> re-signed with the Clippers. In Game 3 of the Clippers' first-round playoff series against the Utah Jazz, <mask> <mask> scored a career playoff-high 15 points to help the Clippers win and take a 2–1 lead in the series. The Clippers lost the series to the Jazz in seven games. <mask> a Moute signed with the Houston Rockets.In a 125–95 win against the Denver Nuggets, <mask> a <mask> finished with a plus-minus of +57, the highest in an NBA game in 20 years. He was a perfect 5-of-5 from the field and scored 13 points in 26 minutes. He was out for two to three weeks with a shoulder injury. In a 105–99 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, <mask> <mask> injured his shoulder for the second time. He didn't make the first round of the playoffs. <mask> <mask> signed with the Los Angeles Clippers, returning to the team for a second time. He played in just four games for the Clippers in the 18 months after he injured his knee.He underwent various non-surgical treatment options before undergoing a partial meniscectomy on his left knee on March 28, 2019. He was let go by the Clippers on April 7. On July 7, 2020, the Houston Rockets announced that they had signed <mask> a <mask>. His father is a high-ranking official in the government. <mask> a Moute is the brother of a basketball player at Texas State University. Roger is a basketball player for the Golden Bears. On February 15, 2020, <mask> a Moute and Aurelie <mask> were married.The third overall pick in the NBA draft, and eventual teammate on the Philadelphia 76ers, was discovered by <mask> <mask>. The 27th pick in the 2016 NBA draft was discovered by him. Nnoko was the NBA G-League's defensive player of the year. There are basketball players at the 2006 NCAA Division I Men's Final Four and at the 2008 NCAA Division I Men's Final Four.

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title: Robert Scholz (pianist)

texts: <mask> was an Austrian-born American pianist, conductor, composer and teacher. He achieved fame as a pianist, especially in Austria during the Twenties and Thirties, in a piano duo with his brother, who also published the first authoritative collection of Mozart's works for piano. He became a well-known conductor and founder of the American Chamber Orchestra in New York after emigrating to the United States. He was invited to teach in Taiwan by the US State Department. He achieved lasting fame as a conductor and as the founding father of Taiwan's piano tradition here. His teachings can be traced back to most influential piano professors in Taiwan today. He died in Taiwan.<mask> was born in Austria in 1901. His father was a store manager and his mother was a opera singer. His brother was the president of the Mozarteum Salzburg in 1964. The composer Martin Fiala did genealogy research for the <mask> family from 1750 to the present day. After receiving his first piano lessons from his mother in 1906, <mask> was unable to find a more professional piano teacher during the war years. He and his brother participated in charity concerts to raise money for the Red Cross and to help the wounded. He graduated from high school in 1920.He was admitted to the Mozarteum in Salzburg where he studied with Felix Petyrek after taking about ten piano lessons with Friedrich Whrer in Vienna. Scholz went back to study without a teacher. Nine months after entering it, he passed the Mozarteum's final exams in piano and composition with distinction and received a teaching certificate. He taught piano and composition at the Mozarteum. He was the first teacher for harpsichord at the Austrian music college in 1935. The piano duo started with a European tour in 1923 and went on to have a distinguished career. At the Salzburg Festival, they performed for two pianos by Mozart, <mask> himself and others with world famous conductors.They performed a two-piano arrangement of The Art of Fugue in the US and Canada. In 1937, <mask> gave a recital on Mozart's original piano at Salzburg Residenz, which was attended by Walter and Toscanini. Mozart's piano works were edited by the <mask> brothers in 1927. The David Mannes Music School in New York was where <mask> began to teach. He began teaching the eight-year old Martin Canin, who was to become a famous piano teacher and performer. The idea was to bring Salzburg's music tradition to New York. He founded a Mozart orchestra and a chorus at the Music School of the Henry Street Settlement to help underprivileged children.Annual concerts were performed at New York Town Hall between 1945 and 1950. Scholz collaborated with Bruno Walter and his orchestra after taking conducting lessons with George Szell in 1940. The Art of Fugue was arranged by <mask> for the orchestra. The Mozart orchestra and chorus of the Henry Street Settlement were presented with the Bruckner Medal of Honor by the Bruckner Society of America on March 12th, 1950. <mask> founded the American Chamber Orchestra in 1953 and it toured the US and Canada. He recorded a number of works by Mozart with this orchestra in the 60's. <mask> was invited to Taiwan in 1963, through the recommendation of the US State Department, and lived there until his death in 1986.The National Taiwan Normal University has a professorship for piano and chorus. He taught at both the National Academy of Arts and the College of Chinese Culture. He also taught conducting, chorus conducting, composition, theory and vocal accompaniment. The seminars were arranged by the United States Information Service. The French Jesuit missionary Amiot is said to have been a "missionary of music" by a Taiwanese composer. Unlike in New York, <mask> did not find an orchestra in Taiwan, but he did build a foundation for their rehearsal methods. The foundation stone of orchestra culture in Taiwan was laid by Scholz.He conducted a lot of concerts in Taiwan and collaborated with a lot of local performers. <mask> and Emane were married in 1969 and Emane is a well-known pianist and professor in Taiwan. During the Chinese Civil War, her father, a famous Chinese composer, perished in the Taiping Steamer's voyage to Taiwan. He later did his works. <mask> was the conductor of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra and a professor at the Musashino Academy of Music. He came back to Taiwan in 1971. He was a guest conductor in 1973.<mask> was interested in philosophy during the last years of his life. The Robert Scholz Music Foundation published his works in 8 volumes in 1993 as "Posthumous Works of <mask>z". <mask> passed away at the National Taiwan University Hospital on October 11, 1986. <mask>z watched the student's arm and body as he lectured as a piano teacher. He wanted the student to know the score before he did. Many students of Professor Scholz left Taiwan on a program organized by Taiwan's Ministry of Education as "gifted children" before their sixteenth birthday to study in Austria or other countries and many of them are pianists today or leading professors in Taiwan and abroad. Felix Chen and Tyzen Hsiao are two composers who studied with Professor Scholz.The Robert Scholz Music Foundation and the R.O.C. published works by <mask>. The Asian Composers League has a national committee. The National Central Library received his personal book collection and annotated musical scores. These include personal annotated musical scores dating back to 1938, a 10-volume set of selected works, manuscripts on the thought of Prof. Scholz, musical recordings, and materials on the professor's musical theory, biography, literature and lyrics. Preludio-Chorale; Fughetta; Toccata for two pianos were written. The Haffner Serenade was written by Haffner. There are 7 in D Major.The American Chamber Orchestra was founded by <mask>. The name is Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. K. 131 contains Divertimento in D Major. K. 99 is about the formation of B Flat Major. The American Chamber Orchestra was founded by <mask>. The name is Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. There is a piano duet.A Major K. 414. There is a piano duet. There is 27 in B Flat Major. The disk 2 of 4 is called "Myra Hess in Concert, 1949-1960". The American Chamber Orchestra was founded by <mask>. The title is Music and Arts Programs of America. The year 2001.<mask>. There is a Weltbrger. Taiwan verliebt Ein sterreicher. There is a song called Seine Musik. Sein. "Seine Lehren." <mask> is in Taiwan.There was a person named Peng Shengjin in 2002. <mask>. European. Taiwanese soul. ":". Taiwan: Times Culture. References to American male and female classical pianists can be found in <mask>'s works.

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title: Jim Langley

texts: <mask> was an English footballer who was noted for his pacey, rampaging runs from the left fullback position and his long throw-ins. During his time with the club, he helped them achieve promotion to the First Division during the 1958–59 season, as well as helping Queens Park Rangers win the Third Division title. <mask> played three games for England in the 1960's. <mask> started his football career as an amateur playing for a number of non-league sides in the London area. <mask> was given his dream move to the First Division when he was only 17 years old. <mask>'s stay with the Bees did not last long and he was soon looking for a new club. <mask> joined Guildford City in 1948 after being called upon to do national service when he was still in the army.<mask> became a professional in 1949 after playing with the Southern League side as an amateur. <mask> was a huge crowd favourite at Guildford City, helping them to two Southern League cup finals in 1951 and 1952. He helped the side to a top ten finish in each of the following three seasons after the near catastrophic 1948–49 season. It was with great reluctance that Guildford were forced to sell their prized asset to Second DivisionLeeds United for £2,000 in the summer of 1952 after slipping into debt. In the mid-1970s when Guildford City merged with Dorking FC and were forced to sell their Joseph's Road ground for housing, a Langley Close was created in his honour. Despite scoring on his debut and on two subsequent occasions in his nine appearances on the left wing, Major Frank Buckley preferred to play Elland Road stalwart Grenville Hair at Langley's preferred position of left back and <mask> moved to Third Division (South). <mask> thrived at the south coast club during his four seasons there, helping them secure runners up position in the 1953–54 and 1955–56 seasons and captaining them for two years.He played for the Third Division South representative side in the 60s and 70s. <mask> moved to Second Division Fulham in 1957 in order to prove his ability at a higher level. The move to Craven Cottage was the beginning of <mask>'s career as he joined the stylish side of Doug Livingstone and Johnny Haynes. <mask> helped the Cottagers to the FA Cup semi finals in 1957–58 where they lost to Manchester United, and then to promotion back to the first division the following season. In 1959–60, the Cottagers secured their highest league position in the top flight ever as they finished 10th, a record not beaten until Chris Coleman helped the Cottagers to a ninth position finish in 2003–04. <mask>'s selection for a London XI which lost to Barcelona in the Inter was one of the highlights of his career but was picked out by the press after his death. In his final league match, Sir Stanley Matthews chose <mask> to be his opponent.Queens Park Rangers Langley moved to Queens Park Rangers in a £5,000 deal. He helped Rangers to a third-place finish in the Third Division in 1965, and the following season he played in the side which won the Third Division and the 1966–67 League Cup. In the earlier rounds, they beat Colchester United 5–0 in the first round andLeicester City 4–2 in the second round. In the final at Wembley Stadium, they met the holders of the First Division and appeared to be heading for a comprehensive defeat after allowing two Clive Clark goals in the first half. <mask> got the first silverware of his career when Rangers scored three goals in the last 17 minutes and won 3–2. <mask> went back to non-league management after being released by Queens Park Rangers. He steered the club into the third round proper of the FA Cup, beating Luton Town in the second round.When Hillingdon played in the FA Trophy final, they lost 3–2 to Telford United. <mask>'s career for the national team was short and sweet, and he might have had more time to prove himself. <mask> missed a penalty in the 2–1 victory over Portugal at Wembley but he helped the side to a 4–0 victory and played in the home international against Scotland. He was never called up for another game after a 5–0 defeat by Yugoslavia in the next game. After retiring from playing, <mask> became a coach at Crystal Palace and later a club administrator. In the last part of the 1976–77 season, he tried to prevent Dulwich Hamlet from being demoted to the Second Division of the Isthmian League. After his time at Hillingdon Borough Football Club, <mask> was promoted to the position of managing steward with overall responsibility for the operation of the club including the bar and premises at West Drayton Royal British Legion and then at Sipson Royal British Legion.He was a popular person because of his slightly wide legged gait caused by a lifetime of strenuous physical activity playing football and his friendly charm that he displayed to everybody that he met. <mask> died in London. His former club held a minute's silence before their match. Footballers from Kilburn, London and England international football players. The players are from Hounslow F.C. The players are from F.C. Uxbridge. The players are called Hayes F.C.The players are from the F.C. The players are from Guildford City F.C. The players are fromLeeds United F.C. The players are from BRIGHTON & HOSEA ION F.C. The players are from F.C. The players are from Queens Park Rangers. The players are from the English Football League and the managers are from the London XI.Managers.

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title: Una H. Moehrke

texts: A German visual artist specializing in painting, drawing, performance art and experimental text is named <mask>. She taught art and art mediation at the University of Art and Design in Halle. At the Berlin University of the Arts and the Free University of Berlin, <mask><mask> studied Painting, Art History, Religious History, and Philosophy. She has received stipends from the Berlin Senate, the State of Lower Saxony, and the German Academic Exchange Service. She was appointed a Professor at the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design in Halle in 1994. She was a Professor for Art and Art Mediation Art Education in the Faculty of Art. Several people were taught by Moehrke.Moehrke was interested in painting and drawing. Moehrke is an associate member of the German Artists Association. She lives in Berlin. Moehrke combined an experimental and multi-media manner societally related art mediation with artistic interventions in museums, galleries, theaters and the world of work as an instructor. The experience that artistic work is carried out in dialog with biographical and art-reflecting processes is the basis of her teaching. She realized her research projects in the framework of symposiums and catalog publications. She presented artistic research and reflection processes on the heterogeneity of the current concept of work and its various manifestations in her 2008 project Geometry of Work.A symposium in the Gallery for Contemporary Art (GfZK) in Leipzig discussed the geometry of work from its sociological, art-theoretical, and economic perspectives. In the Mode of the Gift stands models from theater, visual art, and performance, in which processes of exchange, transfer, and reciprocity are effective. Considering the performative development of contemporary art, the contributions examine the degree to which concepts of the gift that develop from ethnological, philosophical, and sociological perspectives. It is possible to reflect on the self-understanding of contemporary artistic practice in the field of tension between social effectiveness and the claim to autonomy. Moehrke's last presentation in the context of her teaching was on the perception, mediation, and visibility of giving, taking, and passing on. Twenty-seven different positions on the phenomenon of giving and the principle of impulse and resonance were presented in the Burg Gallery Halle. The Moehrke continued to develop self-portraits as abstract heads in oil painting after Self-Portrait on the Surface of the Water.She used the original head and mirror image to create abstract surfaces that are mostly pictures. The reduction of line and color fields is worked on by Moehrke. In painting, the dematerialization of color produces shifting color fields that offer reflection surfaces for light and shadow like a mirror and that change with the changing position of the viewer. The pictures are between appearance and disappearance. The trace of a motion is what the viewer sees. They open up spaces with an atmosphere reminiscent of light. The viewer can associate motion with the outside of the picture.A further reduction of monochromy is one of her primary works. Moehrke designed a large-format, experimental form of drawing that can be categorized as site-specific art and that stands in dialog with nature and architectonic environments, for example industrial architecture, sacred buildings, or park facilities. Drawing can grasp something that is not graspable. In some work complexes, the lines are used to refer to examples from art history. In Venice in 2015, the drawings were made into a free and contemporary language of lines. Tradition is transferred to contemporaneity with small interventions. The lines are dedicated to the Palazzo Bembo.<mask>'s art develops dialogically in the media of performance, photography, painting, drawing, and text. Bear Art Center Island, the Berlinische Galerie, the Lneburg District Government, the Wrnitz-Dessau Art Foundation, and the Franckesche Foundations Halle are all publicly owned by <mask> H<mask>. Galerie Halle, Halle/Saale, Germany is home to the exhibition and mediation project. The Palazzo Bembo is one of the venues for the Venice Biennale. Gallery enpassant, Berlin 2011; Gallery Inga Kondeyne, Berlin 2008; Gallery Buntstift, Berlin 2008; and drawings by <mask> H<mask>. The painting by H. <mask> is in the catalogue of the Mrkisches Museum at Kllnischen Park Berlin. The name of the company is Kunsthof e.V.The photo installation, "Prsenz - Reprsentanz", was shown at the Halberstadt 2001 exhibition. The catalogue of the exhibition and mediation project was published by Galerie Halle. The University of Art and Design Halle is located in Halle. Reuter, Jule is the author of the eds. Burg 100 is Professor Burgen and Professorinnen der Burg aus Kunst und Design. Halle Burg 2015, was written by Giebichenstein. The authors are <mask>, Moehrke, and <mask>.Im Modus der Gabe. Performance in der Gegenwart. Kerber Verlag 2011. Drebber, Madalena; <mask>,<mask>.; and Penzel are authors. Transfer in gesellschaftliche Funktionsbereiche. Kerber Verlag 2008 is in Bielefeld. Monographs Un H<mask>, Performance-Text, 1984– 2018, ed.The University of Art and Design Halle is located in Halle/Saale. There are personal structures. The borders are crossing. A cat. ed. The Global Art Affairs Foundation is based in Venice. The flowers are called Camelia flowers.The Camelia Hills are in Korea. The Flu is a book. Ed. The Reclam-Verlag was published in 2009. Wei sehen. Buntstift, bleistift, and so weiter. A painting, drawing, and ed.Museum Abtei Liesborn and Raum Hellrot are in Halle. Es ist das Andere. Malerei 2007, ed., was written by <mask>. Moehrke. Anhaltischer Kunstverein Dessau is located in Dessau. The BIK Gallery 149 is located in Bremerhaven. There are positions and directions. There is a cat.), Brunsbttel 2005 Erscheinen und Verschwinden. The ed. of <mask>. Moehrke Malerei was published in 2001. The museum was in Berlin in 2005. Petra and Drck are related. Historisches Wissen is a book. Halle/Saale 2002,. Flchenselbst, lbilder.There are oil paintings and drawings. ), Halberstadt, and Fassbender Gallery, Chicago, 2001. Gallery Kasten, Mannheim, and Galerie von Tempelhoff were all in 1999. In 1992–1994, Knstlerhaus Gttingen. The Museum fr Photographie is in Braunschweig. The Aufgehobensein im Wasser is called Oberwasser. NbK, Berlin 1986, is a Kunstliebe.The andere is in the Sprengel Museum. External links can be found on the official website "Gabe Forschung". Gift Research links activities on gift-giving, publishes texts and projects, and addresses artists. The University of the Arts alumni include 20th-century German artists and 21st-century German women artists.

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title: Tom McNeeley

texts: He was a boxer in the 1950s and 1960s. He played football for Michigan State University. The first professional bout was held at the Stockcar Arena. On December 4, 1961, <mask> challenged Floyd Patterson for the world title. On November 13, 1961, he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated. The Massachusetts State Boxing Commission had a boxing commissioner for eight years. The father and son of <mask> were boxers.<mask> was 74 years old when he died on October 25, 2011.

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title: Paul Keating

texts: <mask> was the 24th prime minister of Australia from 1991 to 1996. He was the deputy prime minister of Australia from 1990 to 1991 and the treasurer of Australia from 1983 to 1991. <mask> left school at the age of 14. He joined the Labor Party at the same time as a research assistant for a trade union and served as State President of Young Labor. He was elected to the Australian House of Representatives at the age of 25. <mask> was the Minister for Northern Australia from October to November 1975. He held senior portfolios in the Shadow Cabinets after Labor lost power.He was seen as the leader of the Labor Right group and developed a reputation as a fierce and talented parliamentary performer. <mask> was appointed the Treasurer after Labor won the 1983 election. Significant reforms intended to liberalise and strengthen the Australian economy were overseen by the pair. The prices and incomes accord, float of the Australian dollar, elimination of tariffs, deregulation of the financial sector, and reform of the taxation system were included. <mask> became deputy prime minister in 1990, but in June 1991 he resigned from the Government to try to challenge Hawke for the leadership. He became prime minister after mounting a second successful challenge. <mask> became prime minister after the early 1990s economic downturn he had described as "the recession we had to have".Many predicted that Labor would lose the 1993 election, but <mask> fought a strong campaign and increased the Government's majority. The <mask> Government enacted the landmark Native Title Act, introduced compulsory superannuation and enterprise bargaining, created a national infrastructure development program, privatised Qantas and the Commonwealth Bank, and promoted republicanism. After 13 years in office, Labor lost the 1996 election to the Liberal–National Coalition led by John Howard. <mask> retired from Parliament shortly after the election, but has since remained active as a political commentator, as well as serving on the international board of the China Development Bank. <mask>'s role in modernising the Australian economy has been praised by historians and commentators since he left office, while reviews of his time as prime minister have been mixed. <mask> was born at St Margaret's Hospital in New South Wales on January 18, 1944 He was the first of four children.His father was a boilermaker for the New South Wales Government Railways. <mask>'s grandparents were all born in Australia. He was descended from Irish immigrants who were born in several counties. He was mixed English and Irish on his mother's side. His maternal grandfather, Fred Chapman, was the son of two convicts who were transported for theft in the 1830s. <mask>'s family home from 1942 to 1966 was a modest fibro and brick bungalow at 3 Marshall Street, Bankstown,demolished for flat development in 2014). <mask> is a company director.<mask> left De La Salle College at the age of 14 to work as a pay clerk at the Sydney County Council's electricity distributor. <mask> attended Belmore Technical High School. He joined the Labor Party after working as a research assistant for a trade union. He was the President of New South Wales Young Labor in 1966. <mask> was the manager of a rock band called The Ramrods. <mask> met future senior Labor figures such as Laurie Brereton, Graham Richardson and Bob Carr through his contacts in the unions and Young Labor. <mask> took on as a political mentor the former New South Wales premier Jack Lang.Lang was re-admitted to the Labor Party in 1971. <mask> was elected to the House of Representatives at the age of 25 after being nominated for the seat of Blaxland. <mask> declared in his first speech that the Liberal Government hadboasted about the increasing number of women in the workforce. I feel that it is something that we should be ashamed of. He voted against decriminalising homosexuality in 1973. Tom Uren says that he was a very narrow-minded young man who later matured and became less socially conservative. After Labor's victory at the 1972 election, <mask> narrowly failed to be elected to serve in the Cabinet, instead being a backbencher.He was appointed Minister for Northern Australia in October 1975, but only for a short time before he was dismissed by the Governor-General. <mask> said in an interview with Kerry O'Brien that he would not have taken it lying down if he were the prime minister. <mask> was added to the Shadow Cabinet after Labor's defeat in the 1975 election. He adopted the style of an aggressive debater and achieved a reputation as a flamboyant and fierce parliamentary performer. He became the leader of the influential Labor Right group in 1981 after being elected president of the New South Wales Labor Party. As leadership tensions between the two men began to mount, he initially supported the former Treasurer Bill Hayden for Labor Leader, but later explained that he hoped to succeed him himself in the future. <mask> endorsed his challenge and the members of his group swung behind him.The formal announcement of <mask>'s support was written by a Labor politician. <mask> was promoted to the role of Shadow Treasurer in January 1983 in an attempt to shore up his position as pressure continued to mount on him. After a poor by-election result, Hayden resigned, however this did not prove sufficient. After being elected to replace him, he led Labor to a resounding victory in the 1983 election. <mask> succeeded John Howard in the position of Treasurer after Labor's victory in the 1983 election. The size of the budget deficit that the Hawke Government had inherited from the Fraser Government allowed them to question the economic credibility of the Liberal-National Coalition over the coming years. The budget deficit left by the Coalition became a stick with which we were able to beat the opposition.Howard argued unsuccessfully against Fraser that the revised figures should be made public before the election. Multiple Labor figures in years since have cited the partnership between the two as the party's greatest ever, due to the fact that it proved to be essential to Labor's success in government. Both men were Rhodes Scholars, but <mask> left high school early. <mask> preferred classical architecture and collected British Regency and French Empire antiques, while Hawke preferred cigars, betting and most forms of sport. Despite not knowing one another before 1983, the two formed a personal as well as political relationship which enabled the Government to pursue a significant number of reforms, although there were occasional points of tension between the two. <mask> and Hawke oversaw a "National Economic Summit" in their first month in office, with <mask> leading several sessions outlining the Government's economic agenda. The Summit, which brought together a significant number of senior business and industrial figures alongside trade union leaders and politicians, INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals<mask> used the authority and relative autonomy provided to him by Hawke to become one of the major driving forces behind the macroeconomic reforms of the Government. The floating of the Australian dollar was approved in December 1983, despite advice from the Treasury Secretary to retain the fixed currency framework. The success of the move gave confidence to <mask> to pursue more reforms. <mask> oversaw the gradual elimination of tariffs on imports, the privatisation of several state-owned companies, and the deregulation of the banking system. The Prices and Incomes Accord was established thanks to <mask>. In exchange for the Government providing a significant increase in social programmes, including the introduction of Medicare and the Family Assistance Scheme, the Australian Council of Trade Unions agreed to a reduction in demands for wage increases. <mask>'s close working relationship with Bill Kelty became a source of political power for <mask>, who negotiated multiple versions of the Accord with Kelty.<mask> was often referred to as the most powerful treasurer in modern times because of the power he had over the Cabinet. In 1984 he was awarded the Euromoney Finance Minister of the Year, an award which became known as the "world's greatest treasurer", as a result of the raft of macroeconomic reforms introduced by <mask>. <mask> led a significant reform of the Australian taxation system. In 1985 he became a passionate advocate for the introduction of a broad-based consumption tax, similar in nature to the goods and services tax that was later introduced by the Howard Government, as a means of addressing Australia's chronic balance of payments issue. In the build-up to the 1984 election, Hawke promised a policy paper on taxation reform to be discussed with all stakeholders at a "National Taxation Summit". <mask> and his Treasury colleagues advocated for C, which included a consumption tax of 15% on goods and services along with reductions in personal and company income tax, a fringe benefits tax and a capital gains tax. Although <mask> was able to win the support of a reluctant Cabinet, Hawke believed that the opposition from the public, the ACTU, and the business community would be too great.Although the rest of the tax reform package was adopted, he decided to abandon his plans for a consumption tax. <mask> joked about the loss of the consumption tax at a press conference, saying, "It's a bit like Ben Hur." We crossed the line with one wheel off. <mask> continued to push for changes to address Australia's balance of payments problems despite the rest of the package being the biggest change to the Australian taxation system in decades. <mask> caused considerable public comment and a degree of controversy when he declared on a radio programme that if Australia did not address the problem, it risked degenerating to the status of a "banana republic". The Government increased efforts to deal with the growing balance of payments crisis despite the remark being quickly disowned. <mask> and his ministerial colleagues led a process to reduce Government outlays instead of generating a significant increase in incomings, which resulted in some criticism from the grassroots of the Labor Party, who opposed cuts to spending.Despite the criticism, the Government was able to produce a national budget surplus for the years 1989 and 1990, with the surplus of 1988 being the largest budget surplus in Australian history. <mask> was credited with dealing a fatal blow to the Liberal-National Coalition's hopes for victory after exposing a significant accounting error in the costings of the Liberal Party's economic policies. After John Howard accepted the error, it was reported that the mistake greatly contributed to Labor's victory. <mask> argued that high interest rates were necessary to reduce economic growth gradually so that demand for imports did not grow out of control. The global and Australian economies grew quickly, and by the late 1980s, inflation had grown to 9%. Household interest rates peaked at 18% in 1988 as the Reserve Bank of Australia tightened monetary policy. 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When <mask> announced the country was in recession in 1990, it was a different story from what the public had been led to believe. <mask> said that the recession was a "recession Australia had to have". <mask> referred to the remark as "perhaps the most stupid remark of <mask>'s career, and it nearly cost him the Prime Ministership." Kelly acknowledged that the boom begat the recession. The economic reform package throughout the 1980s has been claimed to have been the basis for an unprecedentedly long period of economic growth, with Australia's gross domestic product increasing every year for 30 years, and the end of chronic inflation and balance of payments difficulties. <mask>, who had long believed that he would succeed Hawke as prime minister, began to put pressure on him to retire in the new year.After rejecting this advice, he reached a secret agreement with <mask> that he would remain as leader through to the 1990 election, and that he would resign in <mask>'s favor shortly after the election, which he convinced <mask> he could win. <mask> was appointed the deputy prime minister by Hawke after he won the election. <mask> delivered a speech questioning the direction of the government at the end of 1990 because he was frustrated by the lack of any indication from Hawke as to when he might retire. As a result, <mask> was told that he would have to change his mind on the deal. <mask> resigned from the Cabinet in June 1991 after he challenged for the leadership. <mask> declared in a press statement that he had fired his "one shot" as regards the leadership after Hawke won the ballot by 66 votes to 44. This seemed to spell the end of his leadership ambitions.<mask> contemplated retiring from politics after failing to defeat Hawke, as he realized that he would have to move very much in his favour for a second challenge to be even possible. As a result of losing his long-term political partner and the growing confidence of the Liberal-National Coalition under the new leadership of John Hewson, many believed that the leadership of Bob

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