title: Marion Motley

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He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 A versatile player with both size and speed, Motley was a force on both offense and defense. Motley was called the greatest all-around football player there ever was by another Hall of Fame running back. One of the first two African-Americans to play professional football in the modern era broke the color barrier with teammate Bill Willis when they played their first game for the Cleveland Browns. He was born in Canton, Ohio. He enlisted in the military after playing football in high school and college.He was a member of the service team coached by Paul Brown. He went back to work in Canton after the war, but Brown invited him to try out for the Cleveland Browns, a team he was coaching in the newly formed AAFC. A cornerstone of Cleveland's success in the late 1940s, <mask> made the team in 1946. The team won four AAFC titles before the league dissolved and the team was absorbed by the NFL. The AAFC's leading runner in 1948 and the NFL's leader in 1950 was <mask>. They contended with racism throughout their careers. Although the color barrier was broken in all major American sports by 1950, the men were still subjected to racial discrimination on the field."They found out that while they were calling us niggers and alligator bait, I was running for touchdown and Willis was knocking the shit out of them," he said. They stopped calling us names and started chasing us. Brown did not tolerate racism in the team. After the 1953 season, he left the Browns due to knee injuries. He tried a comeback in 1955, but was released before the end of the year. He pursued a coaching career, but was turned away by the teams he approached. He questioned whether teams were ready to hire a black coach when he was trying to find a job in football.He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1968. He was raised in Canton, Ohio, where his family moved when he was three years old. He played on the football and basketball teams at Canton McKinley High School after attending elementary and junior high schools in Canton. He was a good football player at McKinley, as evidenced by the win-loss record. The team lost to the Massillon Washington High School team three times. South Carolina State College is a historically black school in Orangeburg, South Carolina. He was a star on the football team at the University of Nevada and transferred before his sophomore year.As a punishing fullback for the Wolf Pack, <mask> played against powerful West Coast teams such as Santa Clara and St. Mary's. After dropping out of school, he injured his knee and returned to work. After joining the U.S. Navy in 1944, he was sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. He played for the Great Lakes Navy Bluejackets, a military team coached by Paul Brown, who was serving in the Navy during an extended leave from his job as head coach of The Ohio State University's football team. He was an important part of the offense and defense at Great Lakes. A 39– victory over Notre Dame was the highlight of his time at Great Lakes. It was the final match of the season and the last military game of World War II when <mask> was eligible for discharge, but he stayed on to play.Thanks to Brown's experimentation with a new play, <mask> put up an impressive performance. After the war, he went back to Canton to work at a steel mill and planned to return to Reno to finish his degree. The Cleveland Browns were coached by Paul Brown in the new All-America Football Conference. Brown said he already had all the fullbacks he needed and that he wouldn't be interested in trying out for SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA At the beginning of August, Brown invited Bill Willis, another African-American star, to try out for the team at its training camp in Bowling Green, Ohio. Brown invited <mask> to come as well. "I think they thought Willis needed a roommate," he said.They didn't think I'd make the team. I'm happy I was able to fool them. Two of the first African-Americans to play professional football in the modern era were both made the team. Kenny Washington and Woody Strode were the only other black players in pro football that year. The four men broke the color barrier in football seven months before Robinson joined the Brooklyn Dodgers. He thought the only chance he would have to make a career of football was with the Browns. He said that he wanted to take the chance and rise above the steel mill existence.The contract was worth $4,500 a year. He joined a potent offense led by quarterback Otto Graham, tackle and placekicker Lou Groza, and receiver Dante Lavelli. He helped the team win every championship in the league's four years of existence between 1946 and 1949, and was a force to be reckoned with. He had a combination of power and speed that helped him plow through tackles. He was a pass blocker and played defense. He averaged 8.2 yards per carry in his first season. The trap play is a scheme in which a defensive lineman is allowed to come across the line of scrimmage unblocked and open up space for <mask> to run.He was the league's leader in rushing in 1948 as the ClevelandBrowns posted a perfect 15–0 record. He was the AAFC's all-time rushing leader when the league folded after the 1949 season and the Browns were absorbed into the more established National Football League. During the AAFC years, the Browns had a 47–4–3 overall regular-season win-loss-tie record. Like other black players in the 1940s and 1950s, he faced racist attitudes on and off the field. Paul Brown wouldn't tolerate discrimination within the team, he wanted to win and wouldn't let anything get in his way. They were called names and sometimes stepped on during games. "If I wanted to kill some of those guys, the officials would just stand right there," he said.They heard those guys say things and then turn their backs. They found out what kind of players we were after a couple of years. They didn't travel to one game against the Miami Seahawks because they received threatening letters. The team was not allowed to stay at the hotel where they were staying in Miami. The hotel's management backed down after Brown threatened to relocate the entire team. The war caused social and political upheaval in America, which caused people to think about the future with more ambition and confidence. By 1950, the color barrier was broken in all major sports.Many of the teammates on the Browns were used to playing with black players in college, where teams were integrated across most of the country. Large black audiences came to watch the early games as the presence of <mask> and Willis contributed to strong attendance. By one estimate, 10,000 black fans were at the game. The first season in the league in 1950, the Browns won the championship thanks to the swiftness and size of <mask>. In October 1950, <mask> set an NFL record that stood for more than 52 years when he averaged over 17 yards per rush against the Pittsburgh Steelers, with 188 yards on 11 carries. In December 2002, quarterback Michael Vick of the Atlanta Falcons ran for 173 yards on 10 carries against the Minnesota Vikings. In the game, he had a 69-yard rushing and 33-yard receiving touchdown.In 1950, he led the league in rushing with over 800 yards even though he averaged less than 12 carries per game. He was selected to the All-Pro team. By the 1951 season, he began to feel the effects of his hard-hitting, up-the-middle running style. He had a knee injury in training camp and was 31 by the time the season started. It was an uncharacteristically low total for <mask>, who only ran for 273 yards and one touchdown. TheClevelandBrowns made the championship game again after winning the American Conference with an 11–1 record. Cleveland lost the title game to the Rams.He had five carries and 23 yards. In 1952 his knees continued to bother him. While he showed occasional signs of his old form, it became clear to the coaching staff that he was no longer in his prime. The year ended with a career low of 444 yards of rushing and 4.3 yards per carry for SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA The 8–4 record was good enough for the conference title and a spot in the NFL championship game. <mask> ran for 95 yards against the Detroit Lions. The Browns lost 17–7.<mask>'s effectiveness was limited by injury in the 1953 season. Cleveland faced Detroit in the championship for the second year in a row after finishing with an 11–1 record. The Browns relied on Otto Graham's passing to Lavelli and Ray Renfro as <mask>'s production declined. There was a loss to the Lions in the championship game. He showed up to training camp to prove that he could come back and play a ninth season. Paul Brown thought differently. After Brown said he would be cut from the team, <mask> quit before the season began."<mask> realized that his knee was weak and did not feel that it was coming around," Brown said at the time. He was one of the great fullbacks of his time, the type that comes along once in a lifetime. I think Cleveland football fans feel the same, I will never forget some of his runs. After being traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers for Ed Modzelewski, <mask> took the 1954 season off and tried a comeback in 1955. He was released by the Steelers at the end of the season after playing seven games as a linebacker. In his eight years in the AAFC and NFL, <mask> averaged 5.7 yards per carry. His career rushing average is still an all-time record.After ending his playing career, Brown was asked about a coaching job. The very career football was his ticket out of the game, Brown said, and he should look for work at a steel mill. He worked as a whisky salesman in the early 1960s because he couldn't find a coaching job in the NFL. In 1965, he issued a statement saying he had been refused a permanent coaching position by the team many times. He was told there were no vacancies when he applied for a coaching job in 1964. Bob Nussbaumer was hired as an assistant. He wondered if the time was right to hire a Negro coach in Cleveland on the professional level.Art Modell said the team filled its coaching positions based on ability and experience. Every major Negro school is represented by scouts. He said that there were 12 Negroes signed for the 1965 season. When Otto Graham was the head coach of the Washington Redskins in the late 1960s, he was asked to join the team, but he was again turned down. The Cleveland DareDevils were an all-girl professional football team in 1967. By 1969 the team had only played a few exhibition games and was struggling to get people interested in a women's league. He worked for the U.S. postal service in Cleveland, Harry Miller Excavating Suffield, Ohio, the Ohio Lottery and the Ohio Department of Youth Services.He died of cancer two days after his birthday. In 1968, <mask> became the second black player to be voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He is seen as one of the best all-around players in football history because he played both offense and defense. After Paul Brown's firing in 1963, Blanton Collier, an assistant who took over as the team's head coach, said that he had no equal as a blocker. He could run with anyone. The man was a great linebacker. He had the speed to run outside, even though most of his runs were up the middle.He once said, "There's no telling how much yardage I might have made if I ran as much as some backs do now." Jim Brown surpassed <mask>'s rushing records in the early 1960s, but many of his teammates thought he was the better player because of his strength as a blocker. Graham said at a luncheon in Canton that there was no comparison between Jim Brown and other people. "<mask> was the best all-around fullback." In his books The Thinking Man's Guide to Pro Football and The New Thinking Man's Guide To Pro Football, football writer Paul Zimmerman called <mask> the best player in the history of the sport. He was named to the All-Time Team in 1994. The twelve running backs on the NFL 100 All-Time Team were selected in November.There were 1920 births and 1999 deaths of American football players.

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title: Anna Stout

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> was a social reformer who worked for women's rights in New Zealand and Britain. <mask> was born in New Zealand in 1858 to Scottish Presbyterian parents, Jessie Alexander Pollock and her husband, John Logan. The temperance and freethought movements, which had a life-long influence upon her parents, were active in campaigning for social reforms. At the age of 12 <mask> was educated at the Girls' Provincial School. After finishing her formal education, she lived with her parents in Dunedin. She married a member of the New Zealand House of Representatives at the age of 18. Robert was a frequent visitor to the family and had been discussing the problems of the world with them.Robert went to Wellington for the Parliamentary session. He was the Attorney-General in March of 1878. Robert's political career and legal practice did not go as smoothly as he would have liked. In the 19th century, <mask> gave birth to six children, four sons and two daughters. Sir Thomas Duncan MacGregor <mask> followed in his father's footsteps as a promoter of education. He received a knighthood for his services to medicine and education. Robert received a knighthood in 1886.<mask> was a feminist and social reformer. She believed that women should have equal rights with men and that they should be free to develop their intellectual abilities. She was a strong advocate of expanding women's higher education and concerned about the education of Maori women. She worked to give women equal pay and equal legal rights with men. She and her husband worked together through a network of social reformers and politicians. Through the temperance movement with Sir William Fox, and also Julius Vogel, they were close to one another. Robert was a lawyer.She became a public figure because of her role as the wife of the premier and later Chief Justice. In 1885, she was a founding member of the New Zealand branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union New Zealand. The National Council of Women of New Zealand was established in 1896 after the founding of the Women's Franchise League. She became a vice president with Kate Sheppard. Improving the living conditions of women who worked for wages was one of the aims of the society. She had a public dispute with the council over the venue of the annual convention and did not attend, although she was supposed to present a paper on the responsibilities of parents. The main body of politically active women was weakened by this defection.The social purity movement was popular among women reformers in England and America. Prostitution and other sexual activities were considered immoral by the movement. The Wellington branch of the New Zealand Society for the Protection of Women and Children was founded in 1897. She played a prominent role in Wellingtonian social circles, with her social gatherings often reported in the newspapers. She used her position and connections to help women. They took their children to England in 1909. When Robert returned to New Zealand in 1910, his mother stayed in England with her children.She established close ties with the Pankhursts and other feminist leaders while in England between 1909 and 1912. In England, she was freed from the constraints of her New Zealand role. The Women's Social and Political Union is a militant wing of British suffragism. The WSPU used stout to their advantage as a New Zealander and 'possessor of the vote'. The collapse of society was not caused by voting rights for women in New Zealand. She wrote replies to The Times'' anti-suffrage correspondents. <mask>'s articles were published in Votes for Women and the Englishwoman.The public demonstrations were held behind the WSPU banners. In 1910, she led a New Zealand contingent in a mass demonstration in London's Hyde Park. After returning to Wellington at the age of 54, she settled into the role of a prominent club woman. During the First World war, she was a member of the Women's National Reserve of New Zealand. She became a member of the League of Nations Union of New Zealand after she was involved in the revival of the National Council of Women. In her later years, she engaged in public debates over the role of women. She was against domestic training in the education of girls.In 1918, she led a protest against a police raid on a Wellington house and the trial of five women for allegedly running a brothel. She argued that putting the women on trial while the men were free constituted a double standard. In 1922, during a wave of concern over the incidence of venereal disease and fearing the reintroduction of compulsory medical examination of women suspected of prostitution, <mask> published a pamphlet opposing medical authorities who were demanding compulsory notification of the venereal diseases. <mask> became less and less active during the 1920s. Robert died on 19 July 1930 and she died less than a year later on 10 May 1931 at Hanmer Springs. Her ashes are in a cemetery. New Zealand suffragists, New Zealand women activists, and New Zealand feminists are some of the people mentioned.

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title: Nasrat Parsa

texts: <mask> was an Afghan singer. He continued to play music in exile from Germany until his death. <mask> was born in a suburb of Afghanistan. The environment of a musical household helped Nasrat's artistic talents because his family was already involved in music. <mask> claims that he was discovered after singing the songs of Ahmad Zahir on a national radio broadcast. After hearing the renditions of his songs by the 7 year old Nasrat, the singer got in touch with the child and invited him to sing with him. Nasrat's formal initiation was into singing.After the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, <mask> <mask> and his family left Afghanistan in 1981 for Pakistan and then to India. New Delhi is a popular destination for war civilians. Nasrat was said to be studying music to find solace from the negative effects of the war. He was trained by Daish Pandi, a classic Indian singer. The training gave <mask> a foundation to prepare his voice, and 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 He learned details of musical instruments and notes from Ustad Munawar Ali Khan. He became known for performing the ghazal in Europe because of the lessons he had learned.<mask> and his family moved to Germany after a few years in India. <mask> was more involved in the music scene with the other exiled singers and musicians. VALY, also known as Waly Hedjasi, is a highly acclaimed musician. <mask>'s name was high on the choice list because of his involvements in private parties and formal weddings. He started recording professional albums as well. His initial works met with moderate notability, however, they were commercially steady in success. He was praised for welcoming the bride and groom with his number Maa Destmal Aawordaim, which roughly means "we've brought our brother's bride."<mask> was praised by critics and established as a respected singer. A strong tradition of Afghan weddings is the monumentalizing of the bride and groom union following the hit song of the Gohar Album. His performances here became regular, and he often collaborated with other singers to perform in other cities outside of Germany. On May 7, 2005, <mask> <mask> performed a concert in Canada on the occasion of Mother's Day, opening a comprehensive tour that was scheduled to include several cities in North America. <mask> and his brother were outside of their hotel. They were approached by three young men who wanted to take a picture with the singer. <mask> was punched in the face by one of the men.<mask> lost his balance after the punch and fell down the stairs. His death was caused by the severity of his brain injuries. A man was found guilty of manslaughter and given a sentence. The body of <mask> <mask> was flown back to Germany for burial. Fans and grieving family held services to honor the singer. Thousands of sorrowful fans attended the funeral held at Sayed Jamaladen Masjid by Habib Qaderi on May 15, 2005 in Orange County, United States. The United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Afghanistan held similar mourning sessions.He was buried in Germany. On May 13, 2005, a candle lighting ceremony was held in memory of a singer in the United States. The event called for a conscious effort to respect all singers from Afghanistan. In order to protect the other musical assets of Afghanistan, it called for active action against violence in future concert events. The Islamic theme was used to honor his family's religious tradition. In cities around the world, similar ceremonies were held in honor of the singer. Afghan Music is in his native Persian Darga (Spring 1992), Donya (Winter 1995), Gohar (Summer 1996) and Saya (Summer 1997).News. A woman named Amy Carmichael. <mask> <mask> was a Pop Star. May 9, 2005. The arts are offered by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Afghan singer dead after attack May 10, 2005Matthew Ramsey. Hundreds of Afghan singers. The report was published on May 13, 2005. <mask> <mask> was a tragic loss in Afghan music. May 26, 2005. The report is from Canada Now TV. <mask> <mask>.There are external links to <mask> <mask>'s official website.

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title: Abu Mayanja

texts: The first Secretary General of the Uganda National Congress party was <mask>. He was an undergraduate student at Makerere University College when he became the Secretary General of the UNC. The Constitution of the Uganda National Congress party was drafted by <mask>. <mask> disliked injustice and was a fighter for independence in Uganda and Africa. He was a constitutional expert, a formidable parliamentarian, a government minister, and an excellent barrister. His contributions to newspapers were well received and respected. <mask> was born in 1929 to Mariantonia Kayaga and Abdalla Waswa Kambuga Kakyama.His father was from Buga village. His mother was from Buvuma Islands. His father was a Muslim and worked as a farmer. His mother was a Christian. <mask> excelled academically despite being from a poor family. He was taught to read and write by his mother, who encouraged him to read old newspapers which used to wrap kabalagala, a local pancake made from cassava flour and bananas. He missed senior 3 due to his brightness.He sat for his senior 6 exams in 1949 and was able to do well. Prior to this, he had scored the highest marks in the Primary Leaving Examinations; this was the highest ever recorded marks in the whole country at the time. D.G. attended King's College Budo while <mask> did not. R. Herbert was admitted to England House. Apollo Kironde taught at King's College Budo. In 1950, <mask> went to Makerere University College to read. He was the editor of The Makerere Current News and the Secretary of the Guild Council.In 1952 Makerere University College expelled <mask> because he and other students started a strike after complaining about the diet. <mask> wanted to resume his studies even though he was concentrating on UNC activities. Professor A. G. Warner, Dr Kenneth Ingham and Bernard Debansin supported <mask> in his academic pursuit. It would be a shame for Uganda if <mask>, a bright young man, did not continue with his university education. Continuation of his studies was recommended by them. The matter was taken by <mask> to Latima Mpagi, who was an official at Mengo. The issue of <mask>'s education was raised by the King with the Governor.While in London, Sir Andrew Cohen arranged for <mask> to attend the University of Cambridge because he was about to leave for London. The continued education of <mask> was aided by Sir Edward Mutesa II and Sir Andrew Cohen. A very bright and able <mask> was given the chance to resume his education at a university of international standing. <mask> had to make a quick escape to London because of his political position after he was accepted to study at the University of Cambridge. The colonial authorities were threatening to arrest him. From 1953 to 1959 he was in the United Kingdom. While still a student at Cambridge University, <mask> attended the first All-African Peoples' Conference.The conference was chaired by Tom Mboya. The Organisation of African Unity (OAU) was the progenitor of the African Union (AU). Many Africans in London were involved in campaigns for political independence. The articles he wrote were published in Tribune magazine. He wanted Uganda and Africa to be free from colonial rule. The first Muslim in Uganda to earn a degree was <mask>. During <mask>'s absence, the Uganda National Congress Party split into different groups.<mask> found the UNC political party after finishing his undergraduate studies at Cambridge University and working for a while at the chambers of Roland Brown. He returned to Uganda in February 1960 after going to the United States of America on a Leadership grant. In 1961, <mask> was appointed a Minister of Education in the Buganda government. Uganda's independence from Britain was granted on 9 October 1962, after he participated in the Lancaster House Conference in London. The Speaker of the Lukiiko insulted <mask> and he resigned in April 1964. After the resignation of Jimmy Simpson as representative of Kyaggwe North East, he was elected as an Lukiiko member of parliament. The Uganda Independence Conference was held in 1962.He was responsible for the attachment of the Buganda constitution within the main Uganda constitution when he was given the responsibility of overseeing the implementation of the 1962 Constitution in Buganda. After a critique of the Uganda Constitution in the April 1968 issue of Transition Magazine, <mask> was arrested and charged with sedition. Hadija was his first wife. <mask> was rearrested in Court after being acquitted of the charges. He was adopted by the organization as a prisoner of conscience. He spent two years in Luzira maximum security prison away from his wife. In 1971 <mask> was appointed Minister of Education, but on November 30, 1972 he was relieved of his duties by the Minister of Labour.Professor William B. Banage, Apollo Kironde, and Yekosefati Engur were all sacked. Idi Amin told the ministers that they couldn't cope with his government which was running at supersonic speed. He was asked to perform other duties. In 1972 <mask> chaired the committee that made the arrangements for the return of the body of Ssekabaka Sir Edward Mutesa II from London. Under President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, <mask> became Attorney General and deputy prime minister. <mask> lived at Lungujja, near Mengo, for most of his life, apart from episodes abroad as a student in the UK and in exile in Kenya, and also when he was imprisoned during the 1960s for writing an article about the Uganda Constitution. During the colonial period, he was arrested a few times and had to pay a fine in order to be released, but on one occasion, he paid the fine and was freed.The inaugural memorial lecture of the Abu Mayanja Foundation was delivered by the renowned African academic and political writer Professor Ali Mazrui. Professor Mazrui lived and worked in Uganda in the past. 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title: Tom Huddlestone

texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays for the Championship club Hull City. After progressing through the youth ranks at both Derby County andNottingham Forest, <mask> began his professional career in 2003 with the latter club. After breaking into the first team, he made 88 league appearances before moving to Spurs in 2005. He broke into the Spurs team during the 2006–07 season after spending some of the 2005–06 season on loan to Wolves. He fell out of favor due to injury problems. He joined Hull City in August of 2013). Before making his under-21 debut in 2005, <mask> was a member of England's under-16, under-17, under-19 and under-20 levels.He made 33 appearances for the under-21 team. He made his full England debut in 2009, and has since made three more appearances. <mask> was taken on byNottingham Forest at an early age but was released at 12 as he was claimed to be "not strong enough". He made his debut for Derby County's reserve team at the age of 15 when he appeared as an 80th minute substitute at right wingback. On the opening day of the 2003– 2004 season, he was voted Man of the Match after being given his first-team debut by George Burley at the age of 16. Derby struggled in <mask>'s first full season, but he was one of the few bright points. He's the best passer of a ball I've ever seen as a young player, and I've worked with some good young players.He played in 43 of Derby's 46 league matches that season. Derby reached the First Division play-offs in 2004, but lost to North End in the semi-finals. At the halfway point of the season, <mask> signed for Spurs for a fee believed to be worth up to 2.5 million pounds, but he stayed at Derby for the rest of the season. He hadn't scored in 95 appearances for Derby. In the 2005–06 season, <mask> spent a few months on loan to Wolves, scoring his first league goal at Derby, before returning to make his debut for Spurs as a substitute in the 1–0 defeat away at Fulham. On September 14, 2006 he made his first start for Spurs in a match that they won 1–0 against Slavia Prague. His first goal for Spurs was against Port Vale in the fourth round of the League Cup.In this match, <mask> scored two goals, the second of which was the difference in the extra time. On 17 December 2006 he scored his first league goal for Spurs when he hit a half-volley after assisting with Calum Davenport's first goal. At the end of the 2006–07 season, head coach Martin Jol compared <mask> to German legend Beckenbauer due to his playmaking abilities and ferocious shot power. He signed a new four and a half year contract on December 25th. <mask> signed a new and improved five-year contract with Spurs on June 30, 2008. He came on as a substitute in the 2008 League Cup Final. He became a regular during the 2009–10 season.He extended his contract until 2015. During the 2011–12 season, <mask> was limited to four appearances for the club due to injury. He made his first appearance as a substitute for Jermain Defoe against Norwich City on September 1, 2012 in the 2012–13 season. The match ended in a disappointing 1–1 draw after he was shown a red card for serious foul play. The red card was taken away. On August 14, 2013, <mask> moved to Hull City for an undisclosed fee. He made his debut on the first day of the season when he came off the bench.He scored his first goal for Hull on December 28th in a 6–0 home win. After Hull City's goalkeeper Allan McGregor was sent off for fighting with Crystal Palace's player Stuart O'Keefe, <mask> was called into action. Hull's manager Steve Bruce ordered <mask> to take over the goalkeeping role. He scored Hull's third goal in their 5–3 FA Cup semi-final victory over Sheffield United at Wembley Stadium. In the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, Hull were beaten 3–2 after extra time. He signed a new two-year deal with the club on July 1st. On 15 July, <mask> signed a two-year contract with an option of a third season for an undisclosed fee, returning to his hometown club Derby County.He scored his first goal for Derby in a 3–0 home win against Brentford on 3 February 2018, 14 years after his debut for the club. On July 1, 2020, he revealed that he and Derby County had failed to agree on a contract extension and he would be leaving the club. Hull City re-signed <mask> on a one-year contract. He made his debut the following day when he came on as a substitute in the home loss to Derby County. <mask> was a regular in the England under-21s. A red card for dissent ruled him out of the semi-final and final of the European Under-21 Championship. He scored the opening goal from a free kick in the second leg of the European Under-21 Championship qualification play-offs against Wales.Although the match ended in a draw which ensured qualification for England, it was marred by his sending-off in the second half for a reckless challenge. He was injured and missed the tournament. He was called up into the England squad for the first time by coach Capello to face the United States and Trinidad and Tobago. He got his first cap for the senior team in a 1–0 loss to Brazil after coming on as a substitute in the 81st minute. In the 2010 World Cup warm up match against Mexico, he came on as a substitute in the 61st minute. He started for the first time in England's 2–1 victory against Japan in a World Cup warm-up match. The preliminary World Cup squad of 30 players was announced by Capello in May 2010.He wasn't selected for the final squad. On 11 November 2012 new England manager Roy Hodgson gave <mask> his first call up to the squad for two years for a friendly match against Sweden. His style of play has led to comparisons with Glenn Hoddle. He has a shot that allows him to score long-range goals. <mask>'s love for football began when he was a child. He has a son. He wanted to raise awareness after the death of his grandfather.In April 2011, after scoring a goal for Spurs, <mask> accepted a challenge not to cut his hair until he scored again, to raise money for charity. It took him two-and-a-half years, and 55 matches, before he finally scored his next goal, and he raised more than 57,000 for Cancer Research UK as a result. The club's career statistics include a runner-up in the 2008–09 Hull City Football League Championship and a runner-up in the FA Cup. Footballers from England and Derby County F.C. are on the website. The players are from Wolves F.C. The players are from Spurs. The players are from Hull City A.F.C.The FA Cup Final players are black.

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title: Bobby Brown (footballer, born 1923)

texts: <mask> was a Scottish international football player and manager. He made five international appearances for Scotland and was a goalkeeper for Queen's Park, Rangers and Falkirk. He was the manager of the Scottish national team from 1971 to 1967. <mask> was a member of the Scottish Football Hall of Fame. <mask> was born in Dunipace. He made his debut as a goalkeeper for Queen's Park in 1939. After graduating from Jordanhill College, <mask> wanted to become a physical education teacher.He went on to establish himself as the first-choice goalkeeper for Queen's Park in the next two seasons, but his football career was interrupted by the Second World War. <mask> was trained to be a navigator on a Fairey Swordfish torpedo plane after joining the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy. He was an instructor in the Navy's physical training department. He was able to play as a guest in the wartime leagues for Pompey, Chester, CHELSEA and PLYMOUTH EARLY. Five of the six Jordanhill students who joined the Fleet Air Arm with <mask> died during the war. He continued his studies at the college. In his last season with Queen's Park, he shared the goalkeeper's jersey with another future Scottish international.<mask> was selected to play for the club as they won the Glasgow Cup. He didn't play in the Scottish Football League or Scottish Cup in his time with the Spiders, but he did play 105 times for the first team. <mask> played for Rangers for ten years after leaving Queen's Park. He worked as a teacher and played on a part-time basis. In 1948–49, <mask> won a domestic treble in the Scottish League Cup. He won the Victory Cup and two Glasgow Cups while playing for Rangers, who won three major competitions in a row. Rangers manager Bill Struth wanted <mask> to leave teaching and play football full-time because of his status as a part-time player.He was replaced by George Niven as the first-choice goalkeeper in 1952, but only made a few appearances before leaving Rangers. After two years in Falkirk, <mask> retired from playing. <mask>'s first appearance for Scotland was at Villa Park in February 1945. His strong club form was rewarded with a full international call up and, in January 1946, he made his Scotland debut in a Victory International friendly against Belgium; this was the first of five full international appearances for <mask>, who remains the last amateur player to earn a full cap for Scotland. During his time with Rangers, he appeared eight times in the Scottish League. <mask>'s managerial career began after he retired as a player and left his teaching job. In the 1957–58 season, the Perth club finished 11th in the old Second Division.In his first season, <mask> guided them to a 6th place finish. Saints were demoted to the second division in 1962, but <mask> stayed on as manager and the club was promoted back to the top division in 1963. He played in 393 games for St Johnstone. <mask> was the first full-time Scotland manager. He was given full authority to pick the team, which had previously been controlled by the Scottish Football Association committee. Scotland declared themselves "unofficial world champion" after a 3–2 victory over England in 1966 in his first international match as manager. <mask> gave his goalkeeping understudy from his Queen's Park days,Ronnie Simpson, his international debut at the age of 36.<mask> was Scotland's manager until 1971, but he often found his squad weakened by club demands. The team did not qualify for either the 1968 European Championships or the 1970 World Cup because he won nine of 28 games. <mask>'s only involvement in football after leaving Scotland was to scout. He turned to business interests after finishing with Scotland. <mask> and his wife ran a coffee shop. Ruth died of blood cancer at the age of 59. <mask> was retired and still living in the area.He was a member of the Rangers FC Hall of Fame and the Scottish Football Hall of Fame. The fourth episode of A Better World of the BBC Two documentary Britain's Greatest Generation was broadcast in May 2015. <mask> died of natural causes at the age of 96. He was survived by his three daughters. Scottish football managers Queen's Park F.C. and <mask> had a 35 minute interview on Radio Scotland. The players are from Pompey F.C. Chester City F.C. were wartime guest players.During the war, guest players were Chelsea F.C. The guest players were from Argyle F.C. Rangers F.C. were wartime guest players. The players are from Falkirk F.C. The players are from St. Johnstone F.C. Scottish Football League players, Scottish Football League managers, and Sports people from Falkirk are in the Scottish Football Hall of Fame. Football scouts are not playing staff.

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title: Eric Frein

texts: <mask> is an American domestic terrorist and murderer who was sentenced to death for shooting and killing a Pennsylvania State Police trooper and seriously wounding another. He wanted to spark a revolution by his actions, so he wrote a letter to his parents. After being identified as a suspect three days after the shooting, <mask> was the target of an extensive manhunt before being captured on the night of October 30, 2014, at an abandoned airport 48 days after the attack. He was sentenced to death for the ambush. <mask> was born in New Jersey. He was a top scorer on his school's rifle team. He was described by police as a self-taught survivalist with a dislike for law enforcement personnel.The CEO of the Boy Scouts of America Minsi Trails Council repudiated a report that said that <mask> was an Eagle Scout. He attended a college for a semester. He majored in chemistry at Northampton Community College. In 2004, he was accused of stealing items from vendors at a World War II reenactment in New York. He was arrested as a fugitive from justice after he failed to show up for his trial. In lieu of $5,000 bail, he was held for over 100 days in a New York county jail on a felony charge before pleading guilty to a lesser charge of possession of stolen property and was sentenced to time served. Istoni Vuk, meaning "Eastern Wolf" in Serbo-Croatian language, was founded in 2008 by <mask>.He did a variety of roles, but preferred to portray Bosnian Serb soldiers. The way that the ragtag look of an ex-Yugoslav field jacket stood out from others was believed by fellow reenactors to be not based on ideology. Pennsylvania State Police believe that he traveled to Southeast Europe. The Eastern Wolves were one of several groups competing in "tacticals" under the umbrella organization "Red Alliance". He was seen as a serious reenactor with a deep knowledge of history, but not overly obsessive in other aspects, such as uniforms, even though he chose a cheaper Chinese-made replica rifle over one made in Yugoslavia. He could be quite funny even though he looked down on casual participants playing "cowboys and Indians". He was employed in the film industry.He played a non-speaking role in the anti-Nazi film Lustig. He gave technical direction in a World War I documentary in 2009, but later turned down several other jobs because he was credited with fixing errors in the set design. Hornbaker, his friends, and his parents were told in July of last year that he was moving to Delaware to work at a chemical company. Police think he might have taken this time to make the preparations that would allow him to survive and evade capture. When the two men were shot, <mask> was living with his parents in Canadensis in Monroe County, Pennsylvania. There was an attack and identification as a suspect during a shift change late in the night on September 12, 2014, outside the Trooper barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police in the Pocono Mountains. Three days after the shootings, a man walking his dog found a Jeep in a swamp near the intersection of Pennsylvania Route 402 and US Route 6.There was evidence in the vehicle that was determined to belong to the parents of the shooter. Authorities identified <mask> as their only suspect. An arrest warrant was issued the next day after a criminal complaint was docketed in the U.S. District Court in Pennsylvania. According to authorities, the suspect, who was driving with his lights off on Pennsylvania Route 402, lost control of his car, drove into the swamp, and may have traveled to Canadensis, Pennsylvania, where his parents live. The police search for a man grew from 200 officers by September 17 to 400 by September 22. Law enforcement officers included local police, state police forces from Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.On damp, calm days when scent fades most slowly, <mask> successfully evaded them using water crossings and terrain conditions. The equipment included numerous police vehicles, armored BearCats, at least four helicopters, and a Ring Power armored siege vehicle dubbed "The Rook". The number of a state police hotline was displayed by the FBI using hundreds of digital billboards in Pennsylvania and five other states that are controlled by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America. Due to the rugged terrain of the area, police were unable to approach <mask> directly, but they did see him several times. They believed that he was taunting them. "I almost think this is a game to him," said Colonel George Bivens. "If he's re-enacting anyone, it's Rambo from the very first movie," said a colleague from the "Red Alliance" group.It was more difficult to find other survivalist outdoorsmen such as <mask>, Troy James Knapp, and Robert William Fisher, who were able to evade police for years by special training. James Tully, who bears some resemblance to the fugitive, says he was stopped more than 20 times by officers searching for him. He claims one officer pointed a rifle at him and forced him to the ground, leaving him with bruised ribs and in fear that he would be shot. It was captured by the U.S. 48 days after the shooting, the Special Operations Group of the US marshals were in an open field near an unused airport hangar at Birchwood-Pocono Airpark. He was not carrying a gun at the time of his arrest. The Pocono Mountains Municipal Airport is about 10 miles from the Birchwood-Pocono Airpark and was mistakenly searched for by some police officers.The man was arrested without a fight. He had a cut to the bridge of his nose, a bruise on his left eye, and a bruise on his cheeks and eyes. The injuries occurred while he was on the run, according to a Pennsylvania State Police spokesman. The marshals said this happened when police had him down on the pavement. According to Scott Malkowski, one of the dozen marshals who took down <mask>, standard procedure is "Never have a fugitive look at you", and because <mask> went down in a position with head up looking at the officers, they pushed him to a face-down position. After his arrest, he was restrained using the handcuffs of the officer who died, and taken to the barracks where the attack occurred in the back seat of the officer's car. He was charged with murder and attempted murder the day after his capture.He was charged with murder of the first degree, criminal attempt to commit murder of the first degree, murder of a law enforcement officer of the first degree, assault of a law enforcement officer, and two counts of terrorism. There are two counts of weapons of mass destruction. 2716(a) includes discharging a firearm into an occupied structure, having instruments of crime, and recklessly endangering another person. On January 29, 2015, he pleaded not guilty to all charges. The prosecutors intended to seek the death penalty. The judge in the case had to decide if the information about the State Police internal affairs investigation could be given to the defense. In June of 2016 it was decided that the trial would be heard by an imported jury from Chester County.This would be the first time since the 1980s that a case from another county would be heard by a jury. The motion to bar prosecutors from seeking the death penalty was denied by the judge. The death penalty was not unconstitutional. Tiffany Dickson, the widow of a trooper who was killed in the line of duty, filed a lawsuit against the parents of the man who adopted militantly anti-government and anti- police behavior. The jury recommended the death penalty for <mask> after he was found guilty of all charges. On the following day, he was sentenced to death by lethal injection. He is on death row at the maximum security prison in Pennsylvania.There is a list of death row inmates in the United States.

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title: Cedd

texts: <mask> was a monk and bishop from the Kingdom of Northumbria. He was an apostle of the Middle Angles and East Saxons in England and was involved in the meeting of the Church in England. He is venerated in a number of churches. Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People is the main source of information about Cedd. Book 3 of Bede's History is the basis of the following account. Cedd was brought up on the island of Lindisfarne by the Irish Church. There were three brothers: Chad of Mercia, Cynibil and Clin.Both <mask> and Chad became bishop. The first datable reference to Cedd by Bede shows that he was a priest by the year 653. His birth date is likely to be pushed back to the early 600s. It is likely that <mask> was the head of the family. He seems to have taken the lead, while Chad was his successor. The Celtic Rite is a set of practices that Aidan brought with him from Iona. 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Bede tells us that Chad and others went to study with the Irish after the death of Aidan. <mask> isn't mentioned as one of the wandering scholars. Bede portrays him as very close to Finan.He is most likely to owe his entire formation as a priest and scholar to Lindisfarne. The Middle Angles were one of the core ethnic groups of Mercia and <mask> was sent to evangelise them. Peada was a sub-king of the Middle Angles. Peada agreed to become a Christian in exchange for the hand of Oswiu's daughter, Alchflaed. After its earlier (641/2) defeat by Penda, Oswiu came back and consolidated the Northumbrian kingdom. Peada went to Northumbria to negotiate his marriage andbaptism. Peada was accompanied by <mask>, Adda, Betti and Diuma, and they won converts from all classes.Bede believes that the pagan Penda was sympathetic to Christianity at this point, and that he did not obstruct preaching even among his subjects in Mercia proper. The mission didn't make much headway in the Mercian polity. Bede credits Chad with the evangelization of Mercia more than a decade later. Christianity needed positive royal backing, including grants of land for monasteries, to make progress among the general population. Oswiu sent the Bishop of the East Saxons Cedd to the East Saxon kingdom after he was recalled from the mission to Mercia. Sigeberht the Good asked the priests to convert his people. The East Saxon kingdom was converted by missionaries from Canterbury.Mellitus arrived in Essex in 604. He was driven out of the area after a decade. The royal family was divided between Christians, pagans and some who wanted to tolerate both, with the religious destiny of the kingdom constantly in the balance. Bede tells us that Oswiu was behind Sigeberht's decision to be baptized. The Bishop of Lindisfarne gave Sigeberht abaptism. <mask> was an emissary of the Northumbrian monarchy. The military and political success of Northumbria helped his prospects.It was possible for Northumbria to gain control over the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms. <mask> returned to Lindisfarne after making some conversions. He was called in by two other Irish bishops to assist at the rite in recognition of his success. The bishop of the East Saxons was Cedd. He is listed among the bishops of London, a part of the East Saxon kingdom. Bede uses ethnic descriptions when dealing with the generation of Cedd and Chad. Bede's record shows that Cedd was unafraid to confront powerful people.He excommunicated the thegn who was in an illegal marriage and forbade Christians to accept the man's generosity. According to Bede, when Sigeberht continued to visit the man's home, Cedd went to the house to warn the king that he would die there. The King's murder was Bede's penance for disobeying Cedd. Cedd had a more precarious position after Sigeberht's death. The new king, Swithhelm of Essex, was a pagan. He had been a client of thelwold of East Anglia, who was increasingly dependent on the Christian king of Mercia. Swithelm accepted thebaptism from Cedd after some persuasion.The king was baptized at his home by the bishop. The East Saxon kingdom was Christian for a time. Cedd's work was decisive in the conversion of the East Saxons, although it was preceded by other missionaries. The future suggested that all could be undone. Many churches were founded by monastic foundations. He founded monasteries at East Tilbury and West Tilbury. At the request of the sub-king thelwald of Deira, Cedd was appointed as abbot of the monastery of Lastingham.Bede records the foundation of the monastery and shows that one of the bishop's brothers was on the king's staff. Cedd undertook a 40-day fast to purify the site, but royal business took him away for 30 days, and Cynibil took over the fast for him. <mask> was a missionary bishop and diplomat while he was abbot of Lastingham. He traveled far from the monastery to fulfill his other duties. His brother Chad took over as abbot. <mask> and his brothers regarded Lastingham as a place of retreat and an intellectual base. It is likely that Chad operated the same as Cedd delegated daily care of Lastingham to other priests.The Celts brought up the final years of Cedd in a different way than the Romans did. The supporters of each met at a council. The proceedings of the council were hampered by the participants' incomprehension of each other's languages, which included Old Irish, Old English, Frankish and Old Welsh. Bede said that Cedd interpreted for both sides. Cedd's status as a trusted royal emissary made him a key figure in the negotiations. In contrast to the biblical account of the Tower of Babel, his skills were seen as an eschatological sign of the Holy Spirit. Cedd returned to Essex after the council ended.The Roman dating of Easter was accepted by Cedd. The practices of the Irish of Dl Riata were abandoned by the bishop. He returned to the monastery at Lastingham a short time later. He died of the plague on October 26th. Thirty monks from Essex traveled to Lastingham to pay their respects to Cedd. The plague also claimed the lives of all but one small boy. Cedd was buried in a grave.He was re-buried in a shrine inside the church of the monastery when a stone church was built. His brother was the Abbot at Lastingham. At the same time as <mask>, King Swithhelm of Essex died. The kings were Sighere and Sbbi. Bede said that some people reverted to paganism because of the effects of the plague. King Wulfhere took prompt action because Mercia was the dominant force south of the Humber. <mask>'s work among the East Saxons was taken over by Bishop Jaruman.According to Bede, Jaruman toured Essex, negotiated with local magnates, and restored Christianity. The Church of England commemorates <mask> on 26 October. You can easily find references to <mask> in Bede's History, Book 3. The book is an alternative translation of Bede's History. Liber Tertius Latin Library version of original Latin text is Historiam Ecclesiasticam Gentis Anglorum. The Latin text of Books 3 and 4 can be found in the Internet Archive. The Handbook of British Chronology 2nd was written by Powicke, Maurice and Fryde.ed. The Royal Historical Society was founded in 1961. The history of the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms. An important political background to the conversion is provided by studies on state formation. "Fletcher, Richard." The conversion of Europe from paganism to Christianity. The author places the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons in the widest possible context and places <mask>'s family incidentally but tellingly within the author's overall interpretation.Henry Mayr-Harting. Christianity is coming to England. 1991. <mask> and Chad are prominently featured in this widely recommended narrative account of the conversion, much revised since its first publication in 1972, and giving a clear picture of the political and cultural context. Diana Cave. <mask> is a Celtic saint. This is the first biography of the priest.London 2015, PublishNation. There are external links to births and deaths of people from the United Kingdom.

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title: Karl Schirdewan

texts: After World War II, <mask> became a top East German politician. <mask> was seen as a potential successor to Walter Ulbricht but fell out of favor. The year in which <mask> was thrown out of the Politburo and placed in charge of the National Archives at Potsdam was the year in which Ulbricht continued to lead the government. The capital of the Prussian Province of Pomerania was Stettin, an industrial port city where <mask> was born. Josephine Arentz was his mother. <mask> stated in 1994 that he believed his father had died shortly after he was born. After living in an orphanage, <mask> moved through a number of foster families.He was identified when he was adopted by Robert and <mask> in 1914. His step-parents both worked at the Botanical Institute in Breslau, but in 1918 his step- mother died of Consumption, and his relationship with his step- father's new wife never became close. When <mask> was 16 he left school and went to work in a book shop. He was employed by a grain company until it went bankrupt in 1924. He worked as an office assistant and a messenger. Between 1929 and 1931 there were periods of unemployment as he was employed as a transport worker. <mask> joined the Young Communists aged 16 in 1923 and the Breslau branch of the Communist Party in 1925.In September 1929 he was elected to the central committee of the Young Communists and became the chairman of the Silesian regional Communist Party branch. He became co-editor of the "Junge Garde" newspaper in 1931/32, his first senior party position. In the Autumn of 1931, <mask> took over as chairman of the Young Communists in the East Prussia region after Friedrich Schlotterbeck was relieved of his party functions in Silesia. The rapid transition to one-party dictatorship was made possible by a controversial régime change in 1933. Emergency legislation allowed the government to act without reference to the Reichstag. The Communist Party's membership became illegal. <mask> continued with his party activities even though they are now illegal.He was taken to Berlin's "Columbia House" on February 19th, 1934 after being arrested in Hamburg. He was sentenced to three years in prison on 10 May 1934 for "preparing" to commit high treason. He was sentenced at Coswig. <mask> was taken into "protective custody" in 1937 and remained there until 1945. He spent most of the last eight years in concentration camps. On 23 April 1945, he was freed by US forces while on a forced march, as the regime abandoned and rushed to try and destroy concentration camps in eastern parts of the country, which were being over-run by Soviet forces. The Second World War ended in Europe in May 1945.The Communist Party branch in northern Bavaria was re-established in June 1945 by Schirdewan. He joined the Berlin-based Party Central Committee in August. He was a member of the leadership committee after the merger of the Socialist Unity Party and the SED in April 1946, which led to the creation of the ruling party in a new German one. His political engagement was compromised by illness, as a result of which a stay in a Berlin Hospital was followed by a period in the Slzhayn Sanatorium. In 1947, he became the leader of a working group on the " Study of illegal party history", mandated to gather information on the attitudes of party comrades to the Nazi period. In practice, the group's work involved combing through Gestapo files to gather information on anti-fascists, who had been targets for government information gathering during the twelve Nazi years. After 1949, the information would be used to support political purges of the SED.The purge of 23,000 "class enemies" was carried out in January 1949 when the party membership had reached 1,773,000. When the SED party was created in the Soviet occupation zone in 1946 through a merger of the Communist Party and the more moderately left-wing SPD, the intention in Moscow seemed to have been to accomplish something similar in the other military occupation zones further to the west and south. The SED operated a "West Germany" desk in Berlin from the beginning. Two senior officials with suitable diplomatic and intellectual abilities worked for Dahlem on liaison with the residual Communist Party in the British and US occupation zones. The British zone had a liaison named Schirdewan. By 1949, however, it was becoming clear that imposing a Soviet-style solution across the western zones of Germany would not be possible without successful prosecution of another major war, and as the party structures adapted to this reality it was no more than part of a natural progression. He was appointed to head up the West department of the Party Central Committee in 1950.The German Democratic Republic (East Germany) was reborn in October 1949 as a result of the creation of the German Federal Republic (West Germany) five months earlier. <mask>'s experience on the political front-line with West Germany and his Central Committee responsibilities for the "West Department" made him the leader of the East German ruling party's on-going Social Democratic Action Sozialdemokratische Aktion. The year in which the German Democratic Republic abolished the regional tier of government was 1952 and the year in which <mask> was appointed First Secretary of the party leadership in Saxony. He held the post of First Secretary of the party leadership in the important Leipzig region until 1957, after the abolition of Saxony as a regional power hub politically. Although he had been working closely with the Party Central Committee since the party's foundation, it was only in May 1953 that he was co-opted as a member. He became the head of the Central Committee's newly created "Chief Organ of the Party and of Mass Movements" on July 26, 1953. The high point of <mask>'s political career was in the mid 1950s.He is second only to Walter Ulbricht in the national hierarchy, according to sources. He remembered that he had achieved his eminence because of the Soviet Union and not because of Walter Ulbricht. The two men didn't like each other. Ulbricht was known to have been close to senior East German politicians, such as Paul Merker, who had experienced career-breaks or worse, after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The East German SED sent a delegation to the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party in Moscow in February of 1956, which included relations with Nikita Khrushchev. Walter Ulbricht was one of the delegates from Berlin. The 20th Congress is remembered by historians for a speech by Nikita Khrushchev in which he spelled out the mistakes of his predecessor, Joseph Stalin.The speech was delivered after the formal business of the congress had concluded, and because it was a long speech, it was still being delivered during the early hours of 25 February 1956. Press reporters and delegates' guests were excluded from a closed session of senior party members. Slowly, its contents leaked out. Khrushchev's "secret speech" was one of the most famous speeches of all time. When congress delegates were allowed to view copies back in 1956, <mask> was given the task of creating a note of it using the German translation that Kremlin officials had prepared. It was clear to Schirdewan, as it must have been to many delegates, that Khrushchev's speech opened up huge risks for his own career and for the future political direction of the Soviet Union and of "Communist" Central Europe. It appeared to open to way to a form of communist state more open to progress and less dependent on oppression, which was part of Khrushchev's calculation.While <mask> was open to such possibilities his fellow East German delegates, taking their queue from Ulbricht, reacted with horror to the possibility that new political trends in Moscow might threaten the stranglehold that the communist states such as East Germany held over their people. "Secret Speech" Khrushchev's wish to open up the Soviet past to scrutiny was in stark contrast with Walter Ulbricht's approach, and tensions between the two leaders over this, and over Khrushchev's determination to improve access to West Berlin from West Germany Hardliners in the politburos of various countries, including the Soviet Union, outnumber reformers following the Secret Speech. The obvious personal tensions in Ulbricht's relations with his Soviet counterpart encouraged East German Politburo members with reformist tendencies to contemplate a scenario under which Soviet pressure, manipulative skills, and simple power might enforce the replacement of Ulbricht. In 1957, talk of <mask> as Ulbricht's potential successor was intensified in order to block such a possibility. According to his successor, Khrushchev distributed a written account of Stalin's crimes to the 18 million Soviet citizens who were also Communist Party members, and who now discovered that their idol was a mass murder. Reactions in the Soviet Union were mixed.When the revelations of the crimes committed by Stalin and his followers found their way to the party leadership in East Germany, they were accompanied by an internal document which included a guide on how the revelations should be interpreted, together with an estimation of how the revelations would be impacting Soviet society. After returning to Warsaw following the 20th Party Congress, <mask> met Nikita Khrushchev again at the funeral of the Polish leader, Bolesaw Bierut, who had died suddenly. Khrushchev was angry that the Ulbricht government in Berlin communicated his publicising of Stalin's crimes to the party leadership. During a visit to East Berlin in 1957, Khrushchev invited <mask> to give his opinion on the possibilities of a more collaborative relationship with Social Democratic parties. <mask> said that the left-wing elements in the youth movements of the Social Democratic Party worked well with the Communists. The leader of the Soviets pressed for more information and suggested that <mask> should go to the Black Sea resort of Sochi to discuss the future with him. <mask> had already taken his holiday entitlement for 1957, so a second holiday would need to be approved by his boss.Ulbricht replied with a single word, "Ach!". It's not clear how long <mask> had been arguing the case for reform with his Politburo colleagues in Berlin, but it's clear that his relationship with Ulbricht was not good by 1957. There wasn't a second holiday. Downfall Within the East German leadership, <mask> continued to urge colleagues to respond more actively to the de-Stalinization agenda coming out of Moscow throughout 1957, with the further possibility that this might open the way for German reunification on acceptable terms. The return to show trials was a sign of the hardliners' views on de-Stalinization. The sentences handed out to Wolfgang Harich, Walter Janka and their alleged fellow conspirators in 1957 were less savage than those received by Gnter Stempel in 1952, and the propaganda accompanying the show trials in 1957 was less shrill than it had been. There was no indication in the government's domestic policy that the communist regime was going to follow Khrushchev's ideas.In Hungary, the aftermath of the Secret Speech had culminated in a government declaration of intent to withdraw from the Warsaw Pact at the end of October, and a Soviet military intervention with tanks on the streets of Budapest in November. The hardline group headed up by Molotov had apparently come into line with Khrushchev. With Khrushchev distracted and possibly losing influence in Moscow, Walter Ulbricht felt strong enough to move against <mask>. In 1957, <mask> and other reformers resigned from key offices. <mask> was kicked out of the Party Central Committee on February 5, 1958. The expulsion was attributed to "Factionalism" and was accompanied by a stern rebuke. The expulsion came despite a plea from Khrushchev at a meeting in Moscow a couple of weeks earlier, in which Ulbricht had agreed that <mask> should at least retain his Central Committee membership.From the perspective of the national leadership team, <mask> was seen as a "punishment job" when he was placed in charge of the National Archives at Potsdam. Thirty years later, little was heard of <mask>. In 1964 or 1965, he retired from the national archives. Sources are different as to which. He outlived Walter Ulbricht and even the German Democratic Republic. East Germany's ruling Socialist Unity Party (SED) reinvented itself in preparation for East Germany's first democratic general election, emerging at that time as the Party of Democratic Socialism. His widow is still a member of the "Council of elders" three decades after the PDS rehabilitated him.<mask> gave at least one substantial interview as he lived long enough to contribute to the historiography of East Germany. He published a book in 1994 about his nemesis, Walter Ulbricht. He died in 1998 and his second autobiographical volume was published that year. Gisela collected <mask> from the airport on his return from hearing Khrushchev speak in Moscow and married him. There are indications that the couple were postponing having children because of political uncertainties. At Schirdevan's funeral in 1998, the leader of the PDS addressed mourners, including Schirdevan's wife Gisela, his four children, his grand children and other relatives. The number of his grandchildren was not given, and sources focused on his political career are silent on his private life.The Politburo of the Central Committee of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany Party of Democratic Socialism is made up of politicians from Szczecin.

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title: Alan Musgrave

texts: <mask> is an English-born New Zealand philosopher. A graduate of the London School of Economics, Musgrave studied philosophy and economics. <mask>'s PhD was supervised by Karl Popper. As a lecturer, Musgrave worked as a research assistant. <mask> was the head of the department from 1970 to 2005 and was appointed the chair of the philosophy department in 1970. At his appointment, he was 30 years old. They edited Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge.It is the best-selling volume of the 4 volumes that record the confrontation at the London Conference. Common Sense, Science and Scepticism was published in 1992. Essays on Realism and Rationalism was published in 1999. The Festschrift: Rationality and Reality: Conversations with <mask> was edited by Colin Cheyne and John Worrall. Secular Sermons: Essays on Science and Philosophy was published in 2009. The Otago Philosophy's ranking in New Zealand's Performance Based Research Funding is one of his non scholarly achievements. The philosophy department at the University of Otago was ranked the best performing department in New Zealand in both 2003 and 2006 surveys.The University of Otago started a funding campaign in 2010 to raise money for a scholarship in his honor. The university's highest research honour was given to <mask> in 2012 His main interest is in philosophy of biology. The study of Charles Darwin was the largest part of his career. He has defended scientific realism and scientific rationalism throughout his career. He has attacked a variety of ideals, most recently by extending the argument known as Stove's "Gem". <mask> can be considered a nominalist if he argues for a position that he calls "pleonastic Platonism".The position claims that confusions within our language lead to Platonic entities. The Greek word for excessive is plionastic. Sir Karl Popper was his teacher at the London School of Economics and influenced many of his works. While in London, he shared an office with another philosopher. He admits that his form of Rationalism is subject to circularity, but he insists that it is better than Poppers' Rationalism. His form of scientific realism is stronger. His position is that we may reasonably accept certain parts of science to be correct.Even though electron may not exist, we should still believe in them. His main criterion for believing in a scientific theory is that it creates novel predictions. He is one of the few philosophers of science who stress the distinction between regular predictions and novel predictions. A novel prediction that was not used in the construction of a theory is still a novel prediction. If a scientific theory makes an accurate prediction about something unknown (as opposed to a known regularity), then the theory must either be true or miraculously guessed. Hilary Putnam, the most famous, perhaps, being the most famous, perhaps, being Hilary Putnam, who formulated the clause 'Realism is the only philosophy that doesn't make science a miracle', had previously applied this argument to all scientific predictions. This aphorism has been accused of being a chimera of sophism, used mostly for its seductive force rather than its substance.The argument can only succeed if it is applied to novel predictions. This claim cannot be defended logically as it commits the petitio principii fallacy of assuming, without adequate justification, the conclusion it is supposed to defend. Musgrave defends his stance as one making a conclusion about rational belief rather than truth, despite admitting circularity within the argument. He avoids classical objections to realism because he distinguishes between knowing for certain that a theory is right and reasonably believing that a theory is right. If a scientific theory 'X' creates correct novel predictions, then theory 'X' is true. Novel predictions are generated by scientific theory 'X'. Scientific theory 'X' is correct.If a scientific theory generating correct novel predictions is true, then it is reasonable to believe that theory 'X' is true. Novel predictions are generated by scientific theory 'X'. It is reasonable to think that scientific theory 'X' is true. The latter argument has been argued to be less controversial than the former one. The Miracle Argument and novel predictions are some of the things he argues for. He tries to remove scepticism about realism by saying that he is no more wrong to believe in a theory's truth than an instrumentalist is to believe in a theory's usefulness. Both philosophers have the same chance of being wrong, as well as an explanation of events that the instrumentalist does not have.He sees no reason that the name of the game shouldn't explain the phenomena. Anti-realists point out that the principle can only be justified through circular reasoning. The best way to arrive at justification of 1) is to argue that the principle has escaped serious criticism and therefore is reasonable to accept. Why should a principle that has escaped serious criticism be accepted? It is a principle that has escaped serious criticism. The consequence of Musgrave's critical rationalism is the boot-strapping. Musgrave is quick to point out that anti-realism has nothing better to offer, and that not all circles are so vicious.In his book Essays on Realism and Rationalism, <mask> attacks the most prominent anti-realist views, including those of Nancy Cartwright and Bas van Fraassen. All major forms of philosophy are strongly argued against by Musgrave. The History page of the Philosophy Department in the University of New Zealand notes the presentation of the paper "Conceptual Idealism and Stove's Gem" by Musgrave at Florence. 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title: Michele Mariotti

texts: The conductor of Teatro Comunale di Bologna is an Italian who was born in 1979. He made his opera debut with Il barbiere di Siviglia in October of 2005, after graduating from composition of Pesaro's Conservatorio Rossini. His repertory included nine Rossini and eight Verdi operas, as well as symphonies of Beethoven, Bruckner and Schubert, and the Rossini Stabat mater. After the Rossini opera in Salerno, <mask> conducted opera in Firenze (Zaninelli's Snow White in its Italian premiere); in Fano (Gianni Schicchi); and in Bologna. During the launch period, he gave concerts in Italy and abroad. The success of a filmed run of Simon Boccanegra at the Teatro Comunale di Bologna led to the appointment of <mask> as the theater's direttore principale. He began a major career after taking over from Daniele Gatti.In Bologna, <mask> has conducted productions in his capacities as direttore principale and then direttore musicale. Dallapiccola's Il prigioniero, Le nozze di Figaro, and Cos fan tutte were all written in 2011. There are regular subscription concerts with the Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna, in its home theater, and at the Teatro Auditorium Manzoni, the base of Orchestra Mozart. These concerts feature Beethoven's symphonies. The Rossini Opera Festival was anchored by the opera company in Bologna for thirty years. <mask> attended his home town's most visible summer event. The first two operas of Guillaume Tell, a 2010 Sigismondo and a 2012 Matilde di Shabran, were filmed for the Teatro Comunale di Bologna.In Rossini's Stabat mater, he conducted the Bologna forces. The Mnchner Symphoniker has guest-conducted the German ensemble in works by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Bruckner, among others. He made his debut at the Bavarian State Opera with Semiramide. On September 12, 2009, <mask> conducted Il barbiere di Siviglia at the Washington National Opera. He performed the same opera in a different production and with a different cast at Los Angeles Opera. In 2012 he led Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera and he has since returned to conduct four other productions with that company. He joined the Oregon Symphony Orchestra in Portland in 2012 and performed Rossini in Chicago two years later.During the Bologna company's September 2011 tour to Japan, <mask> led performances of Carmen and I puritani. <mask> conducted Don Pasquale at the Teatro Regio di Torino in 2009, Il barbiere di Siviglia at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan in 2010, and L'italiana in Algeri at Bilbao's Palacio Euska in 2011. He has led operas at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples, the Teatro Alighieri in Ravenna, the Teatro Massimo in Palermo, the Teatro Comunale in Florence, and the Teatro Verdi in Busseto. He conducted La donna del lago at the Royal Opera House in London and Ipuritani at the Bastille Opéra in Paris. He has guest-conducted the Orchestre National de France, the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale della RAI, and the house orchestra of the Teatro Real in Madrid. He led concerts at the Festival de Radio France in Montpellier and the Thétre des Champs-Elysées in Paris. In 2016 <mask> added I due Foscari to his repertory, conducting it as a return engagement at the Teatro alla Scala.He led his first performances of two French operas, one in Berlin and the other in Bologna. After a run of Rossini's Matilde di Shabran, o sia Bellezza e Cuor di ferro (Beauty and Ironheart) in which they both participated, <mask> married a Russian opera singer. She was born in 1980. They live in the Pesaro area. The four are close friends and the men were introduced by a mentor to one of the men, a former artist manager for both the younger and the conductor. Italian male conductors (music) 1979 births Living people Conductors of the Metropolitan Opera People from Pesaro 21st-century Italian conductors (music) 21st-century Italian male musicians

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title: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa

texts: <mask> is an American playwright, screenwriter, and comic book writer best known for his work for Marvel Comics and for the television series. He is the Chief Creative Officer. The son of a senior Nicaraguan World Bank official grew up in Washington, D.C., and later became an Ambassador to the US and Foreign Minister. He graduated from the Yale School of Drama in 2003 with a Masters Degree in English literature and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Georgetown University. During his first year at Yale, he wrote Say You Love Satan, a romantic comedy spoof of the Omen movies, and The Muckle Man, a serious family drama with supernatural overtones. During his last year at Yale, he produced Rough Magic, which 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 While working as a publicist at the Shakespeare Theatre, he had an opportunity to attend a week-long playwriting workshop under Paula Vogel at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.On April 4, 2003 Dad's Garage Theatre Company in Atlanta was scheduled to premiere Archie's Weird Fantasy, a new play by <mask>-Sacasa. Archie Comics issued a cease and desist order the day before the play was scheduled to open, threatening litigation if the play proceeded as written. Sean Daniels is the artistic director of Dad's Garage. If Archie was portrayed as being gay, it would tarnish his image. It opened as "Weird Comic Book Fantasy" a few days later. As Archie Comics' chief creative officer, Aguirre-Sacasa would later develop the television series. The Mystery Plays in New York, which won a writing award the previous year from the Kennedy Center, was one of the plays produced in 2003There were several productions of new and old works. Based On A Totally True Story was staged at the prestigious Manhattan Theatre Club in New York. The Advocate asked, "Which came first, being a comic-book nerd or being gay?" He said he was a comic-book nerd before he knew anything about being gay or straight. He said he loved superheros before he knew he was gay. Good Boys and True, about a graphic sex tape that begins circulating around an all-boys prep school outside Washington, D.C., was shown at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre in winter 2008. The Picture of Dorian Gray, based on the novel by Oscar Wilde, was presented by the Round House Theatre.He began working as a writer for Big Love during the show's fourth season, after finishing his work on the Marvel Divas miniseries. He was going to write a book for the musical adaptation of American Psycho. The premiere of his play Doctor Cerberus was held in Costa Mesa, California. The Dallas Theater Center production of It's a Bird...It's a Plane...It's Superman was revised by him. The producers of the Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark were looking for someone to help rewrite the script. The co-producer and writer of glee was hired in May 2011. He was hired to write a comic book two months later.The musical based on American Psycho will run from December 3, 2013, to January 25, 2014, according to the Almeida Theatre. "My mom would take us out to the 7-Eleven on River Road during the summer and we would get Slurpees and buy comics off the spinning rack." I would draw my own pictures and read them over and over again. He began writing for the comic book company when they hired an editor to find new writers. She called theaters and asked if they knew any playwrights who were good for comic books. She should look at me. She asked me if I'd like to pitch on a couple of comic books, after I sent her a couple of my plays.His first submissions were not what they were interested in for the character, but eventually he was assigned an 11-page Fantastic Four story. He also wrote stories for Nightcrawler vol., a spinoff of the superhero team's long-running title. The Sensational Spider-Man vol. 3 was published. Man-Thing is featured in Dead of Night. The company-wide "Secret Invasion" storyline involves a years-long invasion of Earth by the shape-shifting alien race, the Skrulls, and an Angel Revelations miniseries with artists Barry. The Stand was adapted for comics by him. He was named Archie Comics' chief creative officer after the success of Afterlife with Archie, which depicted Archie in the midst of a zombie apocalypse.The remake of Stephen King's Carrie was written by Aguirre-Sacasa. Warner Bros.' planned live-action Archie movie was to be written in June. The Town That Dreaded Sundown is a sequel to the cult-classic horror film of the same name. Big Love and Looking were written by Aguirre-Sacasa. He is the series developer of several shows. Golden Age was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award and Say You Love Satan was nominated for a New York International Fringe Festival excellence in playwriting Award. He tied for a Harvey Award for his work.The National Hispanic Media Coalition gave an Impact Award to Aguirre-Sacasa in 2020. Four #28–30, Nightcrawler #1–12, and The Sensational Spider-Man vol. were all published by Works Comics. Dead of Night featuring Man-Thing #1, 4 and Secret Invasion: Fantastic Four #1–3 were released in July and September of 2007, respectively. The Angel: Revelations was published in 2008. The Stand: Captain Trips and American Nightmares. In September and December, there will be a comic book series called "Marvel Divas #1–4." The Stand: Hard cases #1–5 (Aug. 2010)The Stand: No Man's land is a four-issue miniseries. Weird Comic Book Fantasy, April 2003 Dad's Garage Theatre Company, Atlanta, Georgia Rough Magic, June 2003 Second Stage Theater at McGinn/Cazale Theatre, New York, New York Dark Matters, December 2003 The Muckle Man (revised), January 25, 2007, City Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Rough Magic (revised), January 27, 2007, Rorschach Theatre at Casa del Pueblo Methodist Church, Washington D.C. It's a Bird, It's A Plane, It's Superman! was performed at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, California. The Weird, January 19, 2012 at the Dallas Theater Center, is a revised book.

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title: Jho Low

texts: <mask> is a Malaysian businessman and international fugitive sought by authorities in connection with the 1MDB scandal. He is accused of being the mastermind of the massive fraud, which prosecutors say was a scheme to snatch US$ 4.5 billion from 1MDB into <mask>'s personal accounts. The US government said he was the beneficiary of many discretionary trust assets because of payments from the Malaysian 1MDB fund. <mask> travels extensively through major cities in China. In November 2020, Al-Jazeera reported that <mask> was living in Macau in a house owned by a senior member of the Chinese Communist Party. Despite a red alert from the Malaysian police, he was able to travel freely. <mask> will not submit to any jurisdiction where guilt has been predetermined by politics and where there is no independent legal process, maintaining his innocence throughout the 1MDB scandal.He claims that Malaysian authorities are engaging in a campaign of harassment and political persecution due to his previous support of the former Prime Minister. <mask> was born to a wealthy Malaysian Chinese family and grew up in George Town on Penang Island. His family has kept a low profile. His grandfather was a businessman. In the 1960s and 1970s, he had interests in iron-ore mining and liquor distilleries in Thailand, as well as real estate in Thailand, Malaysia, and Hong Kong. MWE is an investment holding company founded by <mask>'s father. <mask> was the youngest of three siblings.He attended Chung Ling High School and The International School of Penang. The first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru, is an alumni of the school. He rubbed shoulders with students from powerful families, including royals from the Middle East and Brunei. He developed a close relationship with the stepson of a Malaysian Prime Minister. After completing his undergraduate program at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Business School, <mask> began to manage money for his friends and family. At Wharton, <mask> developed a reputation for being dishonest and corrupt, for example, he would spend hours researching a plot to bribe the class teaching assistant to write an essay for him, so that he wouldn't have to do homework. <mask> is able to speak Malay, English, Cantonese, Hokkien, and Teochew.In 2015, <mask> said that his family had considerable independent means and that he had often claimed to be investing and making purchases on behalf of other investors. While a New York Times article suggested that his family was deflated, a Wall Street Journal profile called him a "scion." The Kuwait Finance House's purchase of a luxury high-rise apartment building in Kuala Lumpur was Career Low's first major deal. According to The New York Times, <mask> formed an investment group that included a Malaysian prince, a Kuwait sheikh and a friend from the United Arab Emirates who went on to become ambassador to the United States and Mexico. <mask> consolidated his fortune into Jynwel Capital and was the principal steward. As steward of Jynwel, <mask> cultivated relationships with some of the world's largest and mostReputable sovereign wealth funds, including Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Development Co and the Kuwait Investment Authority. The acquisition of New York's Park Lane Hotel for US$660 million was one of the deals that Jynwel is connected with.Jynwel Capital tried to buy Reebok from Adidas in October of 2014, but failed. Red Granite Pictures is responsible for films such as Wolf of Wall Street and Dumb and Dumber To. The US Government took actions to recover the rights in both movies. The settlement states that the payment should not be construed as an admission of wrongdoing or liability on the part of Red Granite. Low is a financial deal maker for high net worth individuals and international institutions. The Prime Minister of Malaysia was named in 2009. He became president of the board of advisers for 1MDB.Although <mask> never received an official position, he admits that he occasionally "consulted" with 1MDB, and was involved in a number of transactions connecting his own interests with those of 1MDB, which he claimed were "arms-length and legally sound." According to the Wall Street Journal, a shell company under the control of <mask>'s family trust owned a $32 million Manhattan condo that was sold to a shell company controlled by Razak's stepson. A home in Beverly Hills known as the pyramid house for a gold pyramid in its garden was owned by a shell company controlled by the <mask> family trust and was sold and transferred to Razak's stepson. In October of 2016 a red notice was published by the International Criminal Police Organization regarding Singapore's request to locate and arrest <mask> in an investigation related to 1MDB fund flows within its jurisdiction. A representative for Singapore's police said that the request for assistance to arrest <mask> was rejected by the Hong Kong authorities. Arrest warrants were issued for <mask> despite the fact that no crime had been committed in the 1MDB matter. The filing of these charges leading to the arrest warrant was described by a spokesman for <mask> as a political reprisal by the Mahathir regime.In light of the warrants, some consider him a fugitive as he has reportedly been sought by the Malaysian authorities in connection with the 1MDB matter, notwithstanding that <mask> agreed to assist with the probe. According to the South China Morning Post, <mask> is still involved in Hong Kong companies. Even though Malaysian authorities are looking to arrest him in connection with the 1MDB scandal, he signed documents for a private equity firm and a charity in July of last year. He was said to have been in talks with the Malaysian government, but they did not come to a deal. KimKardashian received a US$325,000 white car as a wedding gift. Leonardo DiCaprio returned Picasso and Basquiat paintings, and Miranda Kerr returned diamond jewellery with a market value of US$8 million, after the Department of Justice sought their return from other famous celebrities who had received gifts from <mask>. The Wolf of Wall Street was nominated for an Oscar.During one of the awards ceremonies, Leonardo DiCaprio thanked <mask>. A production company backed by <mask> threw a party in France that included a performance by West. The US Government sought the return of millions of dollars in assets from the Malaysian 1MDB wealth fund. The United States Department of Justice indicted <mask> and two other people in connection with the 1MDB allegations. On October 31, <mask> entered into a global, comprehensive settlement with the US government forever resolving all civil, criminal, and administrative proceedings concerning asset forfeiture claims against various Low-linked assets. The settlement did not resolve the government's underlying money-laundering and bribe-taking charges and is unrelated to the criminal case against him. <mask> was linked to the Burning Sun scandal, where he was implicated in a K-pop sex scandal.On June 11, 2021, the U.S. Department of Justice announced charges. <mask> and the Vice Minister of Public are alleged to have engaged in undisclosed lobbying campaigns at the direction of <mask>. According to newspapers, <mask> was granted a Cyprus passport in September 2015. It was reported that <mask> obtained a passport after investing in property in Cyprus. There was no warrant against <mask> for the 1MDB scandal, but he was already under investigation. The leak of the Cyprus Papers, which revealed that the Cyprus government granted citizenship to Cambodian elites, led to scrutiny of the Cyprus citizenship investment scheme. The Prime Minister of Malaysia was funded with 1MDB cash by <mask>, who had personal connections to the Razak family.Even though <mask>'s close friend claimed the concert was for charity, it was criticized by the local opposition government for being unfair electioneering. According to the United States Department of Justice's indictment, <mask> was involved in a conspiracy to gain access to, and potentially influence, Barack Obama's 2012 campaign without revealing the foreign origins of the money funneled to Obama's Super. According to the indictment, <mask> directed the transfer of US$21.6 million from foreign entities to Pras in order to funnel money into the US election. Higginbotham, a former Justice Department employee, pleaded guilty to setting up bank accounts for a lobbying campaign against the US investigations into the 1MDB scandal. A spokesman for <mask> stated that he had never made a campaign contribution in the United States. The FBI is looking into whether a $100,000 donation to Trump Victory came from <mask>. If the Justice Department ended its probe into 1MDB, $75 million was offered to the businessman and his wife, according to the Wall Street Journal.In June 2021, <mask> was charged by a federal grand jury for running a back-channel campaign to get the Trump administration to drop an investigation of <mask> and the 1MDB investment company. <mask> was a high-profile social life before he became an international fugitive. Money was pilfered from the 1MDB fund to fund <mask>'s lavish lifestyle. Kimora Lee Simmons was one of his associations. He dated a Taiwanese singer and a Victoria's Secret model. Kerr gave $8 million in jewellery to the US government in June of last year. She was in a romantic relationship with <mask> when he gave her the jewellery.Donations have been made to various charities by Philanthropy <mask>. Critics claim that <mask>'s charitable giving is part of a public relations strategy to burnish his image and that the money provided to various charities was stolen from 1MDB. There is a list of fugitives from justice who disappeared.

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