title: Walter O'Malley

texts: Los Angeles. Robert Caro and other sports historians felt that Robert Moses was to blame for the Dodgers' leaving. The new era of the Dodgers would begin in a new home after the conclusion of the 1956 season, which marked the end of the Jackie Robinson era in which the Dodgers won six pennants, lost two and finished as low as third only once in ten years.During the 1957 season, he negotiated a deal for the Dodgers to be seen on an early pay TV network by the Skiatron Corporation subject to the approval of other teams and owners. The risks of such a venture were not prepared by the rest of baseball. Baseball experts think that O'Malley is the most influential owner of baseball's early expansion era. New York's Dodgers fans felt betrayed when the Dodgers were moved to Los Angeles after the 1957 Major League Baseball season. The rivalry between the New York Giants and the San Francisco Giants was preserved because of O'Malley's influence. Had he moved out west alone, the St. Louis Cards would have been the closest National League team. It made West Coast road trips more economical for visiting teams.The mayor of San Francisco was invited to meet with the owner of the Giants. Stoneham was considering moving the Giants to Minnesota, but he was persuaded to join O'Malley on the West Coast at the end of the 1957 campaign. During the 1957 season, the meetings were against the wishes of the Commissioner of Baseball. The Dodgers and Giants played baseball at Seals Stadium. The story of the Dodgers moving from Brooklyn to Los Angeles was covered by Time. Mullin is known for his caricature of the "Brooklyn Bum" that personified the team, and he created the cover art for the issue. The dual moves broke the hearts of New York's National League fans but they were successful for both teams and Major League Baseball as a whole.Since the Dodgers set a major league single-game attendance record in their first home appearance, the move was an immediate success. After moving to Los Angeles, the Dodgers made $500,000 more profit than any other baseball team and paid off all of their debts. Many Dodgers fans in New York were not reassured by the fact that Pete Hamill and Jack Newfield challenged each other to choose the three worst people of the 20th century. They produced the same lists. Major League Baseball added two completely new teams in California, as well as two in Texas, two in Canada, two in Florida, one in the Twin Cities, Denver, and Phoenix, and two teams in Seattle in the years following the move of the New York clubs. Kansas City would get a new team the year after the A's moved to Oakland. Four years after the Dodgers and Giants left for California, the National League returned to New York with the introduction of the New York Mets.In 1957, O'Malley did not have a location for where the Dodgers would play, so he relocated to Los Angeles. Los Angeles County and the state of California agreed to rent the Los Angeles Coliseum for $200,000 per year for 1959 and 1960, plus 10% of the ticket revenue, and all concession profits for the first nine games of the season, following an opening series with the San Francisco Giants. While the Dodgers waited for the completion of Dodger Stadium, they temporarily took up residence. The Dodgers drew more than two million fans a year. They won the World Series in 1959, 1963, and 1965. From 1962 to 1965, the Los Angeles Angels played in Dodger Stadium. The dealings with the city of Los Angeles after the Vero Beach meeting raised questions.The initial offer was found to be illegal and improper. The owners of the minor league San Diego Padres tried to stop the transfer of Chavez Ravine. The referendum was helped by an extensive marketing and media campaign, but there were many taxpayer lawsuits. Some of the suits were won by the plaintiffs. The final parcel for the stadium was approved by the Los Angeles City Council during the middle of the 1959 season. In O'Malley's move to the Coliseum, he agreed to accept concession revenues from only half the team's home games. The land was transferred by the Los Angeles city government to O'Malley in order for him to build a 50,000 seat stadium and a youth recreation center.In order to put the land on the tax rolls, O'Malley was to pay $500,000 initially, plus annual payments of $60,000 for 20 years; and pay $345,000 in property taxes starting in 1962. Wrigley Field would be transferred to the city by the Dodgers. The city exchanged "300 acres, more or less, in the Chavez Ravine area". The Dodgers had to pay $450,000 for territorial rights to the Pacific Coast League, whose Los Angeles Angels and Hollywood Stars suspended play. In the 1960s, O'Malley tried to buy out the contract of Shigeo Nagashima of the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants. Carl Furillo was released early from the 1960 season due to injury, and O'Malley refused to pay him. Furillo was forced to file a lawsuit.Furillo was blacklisted from any job in baseball because of this. "As president, the way he ran the business, he believed in stability and very little turnover," said his son. It was the strength of the organization. The team on the field and the management team worked together. The long tenure of both <mask> and Tommy Lasorda as Dodgers managers is one example of this. He retired after being rehired to consecutive one-year contracts. Lasorda took over as manager for another 20 years after he had been a long time employee.The infield of the Dodgers was unchanged for 67 seasons until the retirement of Vin Scully. The Commissioner of Baseball was kept in office until O'Malley's death. The San Diego Padres franchise was allowed to establish an expansion team with Bavasi as president in Southern California. When he signed his first one-year contract, O'Malley told him it could be a lifetime job if he continued to sign enough of them. There were many stories of O'Malley's frugality, although he had good stories of loyalty with some employees. Manager Charlie Dressen's request for a three-year contract was not accepted by O'Malley because he was loyal to his employees. After losing a second consecutive World Series to the Yankees, Dressen was released.He made it clear to the press that <mask> would only receive one-year contracts and would not attempt to show up the management in the national media. There were rumors that he signed blank contracts in the fall and showed up in the spring to find out his salary. Red Barber quit as Dodgers commentator because O'Malley did not support those who remained friends with Rickey. Employees should accept whatever they are offered. Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale employed the same lawyer. The duo of pitchers decided to work together until they were satisfied. During the 1965, when the Dodgers won the World Series, they earned $70,000 and $75,000, and O'Malley offered $105,000 and $95,000 for the 1966 season.Major League Baseball's highest paid player at the time was Willie Mays, who was paid $125,000 per year. They received one-year $130,000 and $115,000 contracts after holding out until less than two weeks before opening day. The free agent disloyalty was more of a bother than the clubhouse turmoil was. The trade of Maury Wills to the Pirates was attributed to Wills quitting during the Dodgers' post-season tour of Japan. <mask> turned over the presidency of the team to his son Peter on March 17, 1970, and remained as Chairman until his death in 1979. The team was sold to Murdoch in 1998. The team won the World Series in 1981 and 1988 under Peter.By the end of the 1980s, they had become the first franchise to draw three million fans, and they had done it more times than any other franchise. O'Malley was credited with stagemanaging Lasorda's career. Lasorda is known for saying "cut me, I bleed Dodger blue" when describing the color of his blood. It was said that Lasorda was given a tombstone with an inscription that said "Tommy Lasorda, A DODGER" by O'Malley. The Dodgers were 25% owned by the McKeevers until 1975, when Dearie McKeever died. They sold the Dodgers to O'Malley. The Seitz decision, which struck down baseball's reserve clause and opened up the sport to modern free agency, happened during 1975, when the Dodgers franchise was involved in the Andy Messersmith controversy.The Dodgers were unable to come to contract terms in part because of a no-trade clause demand, and Messersmith pitched the entire season without a contract under the reserve clause, which stated that team has the right to extend the prior years contract one year if a player. Teams used to have the right to continue such re-signings year after year. The owners were able to give the players "take it or leave it" offers. The Dodgers and Messersmith were close to a deal, but could not agree on the no-trade clause. The Dodgers were told not to surrender the clause for the good of the game. The Seitz decision limited the re-signings to one year, and since he performed well in 1975, winning a Gold Glove Award and leading the National League in complete games and shutouts, he was a valuable talent. He received offers from six different teams.Catfish Hunter was the first free agent after he was declared a 1974 free agent by breaching his contract. The price wars would be the downfall of baseball because fans only have so much money. There was an eighteen-day spring training Lockout in 1976 over the prospect of dozens of players playing becoming free agents and the inability to redesign the reserve clause. Death and legacy O'Malley was diagnosed with cancer, and he sought treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He died of heart failure at the Methodist Hospital in Rochester. He hadn't returned to Brooklyn before his death. He was buried in California.His wife died a few weeks ago. Although O'Malley retired and relinquished control of the Dodgers before his death, he is still hated in Brooklyn for moving the Dodgers and forcing out Branch Rickey. One version of a joke said, "If a Brooklyn man finds himself in a room with Hitler, Stalin, and O, he will be the most villainous 20th century man." Shoot O'Malley a second time. He is considered one of the worst three men of the 20th century. Much of the animosity was not just for moving the team, but robbing Brooklyn of the sense of a cohesive cultural and social identity that a major sports franchise provides. Despite the long-standing animosity of Brooklyn fans and their supporters in baseball, O'Malley was posthumously inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008 after having been elected by the Veterans Committee with the minimum number of votes necessary.The Philadelphia Athletics of the American League moved to Kansas City three years prior to him changing the mindset of a league that had the St. Louis Cards as its southernmost and westernmost team. After hearing of his election to the Hall, Tommy Lasorda said, "He's a pioneer." He opened up the West Coast to Major League Baseball. He said that he wanted to be remembered for planting a tree. The tree provided the branches to open up the West Coast to baseball, but O'Malley's son remembers his father's 28 years on Major League Baseball's executive council as service that "was instrumental in the early stages of the game's international growth." Before his election to the Baseball Hall of Fame, he was ranked 8th and 11th by ABC Sports and The Sporting News as the most influential sports figures of the 20th century. On July 7, 2009, the Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame inducted <mask>'Malley, along with Steve Garvey and Vin Scully.Over the years, we've learned more about his decade-long quest to build a new stadium in Brooklyn and how it was stymied by city officials. The Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame's curator thinks that this will inspire fans who started new lives outside of the area to reconsider their thoughts about <mask>'Malley. One of baseball's more beautiful ballparks was built by him and he set attendance records annually. The Irish American Baseball Hall of Fame is located in New York, but it seeks to honor those who have had an impact on the game. O'Malley's detractors say that he wasn't a visionary for taking baseball west. They say the game was headed for geographical expansion. His detractors say his leadership was a result of making the most money.Danny Kaye wrote a song tribute to popular culture called The D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song. No, O'Malley! The story is about a fantasy game between the Dodgers and Giants. At one point, the umpire's call goes against the home team, and Vin Scully frowns. The attendance was 50,000. What does O'Malley do? Charge!The film Brooklyn Dodgers: Ghosts of Flatbush chronicled the executive management of the Brooklyn/ Los Angeles Dodgers. The documentary focuses on the post World War II glory years of the franchise and presents a compelling case that O'Malley truly wanted to keep the Dodgers in Brooklyn, but he was unable to get the proper support fromMoses. Los Angeles Dodgers executives, Brooklyn Dodgers owners, Columbia Law School alumni and Major League Baseball executives are buried at Holy Cross

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title: Halil Güven

type: paraphrased

texts: The Dean of San Diego State University - Georgia is a Cyprus-born professor named <mask>n. He was a Vice Dean of South Dakota State University Georgia for four years before that and was one of the project's organizers. Dr. Gven was a professor at three universities in Turkey and Cyprus. He was appointed as the rector of Istanbul Bilgi University in the academic year of 2009, Eastern Mediterranean University in the academic year of 2007, and Baheehir University in the academic year of 1999. He received a degree. His M.S. degree was obtained from Boazii University. He received a degree from Mississippi State University and a degree from the University of Houston.Gven has edited books and published book chapters on Globalization, Leadership, and Education. He speaks five languages: Turkish, English, Spanish, and Greek. At San Diego State University, Dr. Gven worked as an assistant professor, associate professor, and a professor. He was the Director of International Development at San Diego State University. The Energy Engineering Institute (EEI) was founded and directed by him at San Diego State University, and the Industrial Assessment Center was founded and directed by the US Department of Energy. The US Department of Energy gave him an award for his work at EEI. He was the president of the San Diego Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.Prof. Gven received several awards for his services to the engineering profession and community. He received a Leadership Chair from UNESCO and established the International Institute of Leadership and Public Affairs at Baheehir University. Baheehir University gained wide acceptance within the Turkish higher education sector as an innovative university during Dr. Gven's tenure as a rector. The largest university of the island with over 15000 students from 65 countries, Prof. Gven was the Rector of Eastern Mediterranean University from 2004 to 2007. EMU gained acceptance into UNESCO's "International Handbook of World Universities", became a full member of European Universities Association (EUA), completed EUA's Institutional Evaluation Program, and received ABET accreditation. Centers of excellence in conflict resolution, peace journalism and woman studies were established by Dr. Gven at EMU. Istanbul Bilgi University was led by Dr. Gven in 2009.Istanbul Bilgi University, which is renowned in Turkey for its strong social science orientation, continues to be a dynamic and innovative university after joining the Laureate International Universities. Istanbul Bilgi University wants to become a comprehensive university. The first group of students have been admitted to the Faculty of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, School of Health Sciences, and the School of Applied Sciences. Istanbul Bilgi University is developing its leadership position in the following areas: social sciences, social responsibility issues, environmental issues, and university-industry-local government relations. The School of Peace Studies will be established by Istanbul Bilgi University in 2011. As the Dean of San Diego State University Georgia, Dr. Gven oversees successful management of the project, completion of the planned activities, essential commitments and pursues a wide range of new initiatives. The policies and regulations adopted by the Board of Trustees, the Office of the President, and the Faculty Senate are enforced by him.Dr. Gven is in charge of communicating the vision and goals of the program to the community and professional constituencies. He is involved in the development of the policies and plans for the project. He is responsible for directing efforts to support the achievement of relevant partner university program accreditation. Many awards and recognition have been received by Dr. Gven. The International Who's Who award of professionals, the San Diego Engineering Societies (SDES, 1993), the Society of automotive Engineers (SAE, 1992), and the Energy Professional Development Award are all included. He has been a member of the society since 1980. He was a beneficiary of a number of scholarships.He received the most recent Energy Innovation in Technology Transfer Project Award. He is active in professional associations and is a recipient of three teaching awards. Dr. Gven's research interests include energy efficiency, solar energy, power plant engineering, and technology transfer in curriculum design. San Diego Gas & Electric, General Dynamics, Computer Sciences Corporation, Government of Turkey, Turkish Electricity Authority, California Energy Commission are some of the companies he has worked for. In 1991, he received initial funding from the U.S. Department of Energy for establishing the SDSU, after securing a National Science Foundation grant to build an instructional power plant. In 22 different project contracts/grants, he has acquired a total of $17,493,739. Globalization and the Third World: A Study of Negative Consequences was edited by works.B.N. Ghosh and Gven wrote a book. Leadership and Human Development are Eds. The International Leadership Series was published in 2002. The New Paradigms in Leadership, Eds. were published by Bahesehir University Press. A. Safty and H. Gven. The Encyclopedia of Energy Engineering & Technology contains a chapter on Energy Efficiency: Developing Countries.The 3 volume set was published in July of 2007. The chapter Globalization and the Third World: A Study of Negative Consequences was written by H. Gven. Ghosh and Gven wrote a book. Civilizations and Natural laws: A Positive Sciences Perspective was written by H. Gven. The book is titled "Safty and Gven." The International Leadership Series was published by Universal Publishers. The chapter in Leadership and Human Development was written by H. Gven.The book is titled "Safty and Gven." The International Leadership Series was published by Universal Publishers. H. Gven is the author of Leadership in Education: Bahesehir University. The book is titled "Safty and Gven." Universal Publishers, The Int. The leadership series was held in 2002. H. Guven and R.B.Progress in Solar Engineering contains a chapter titled Bannerot, A Comprehensive Methodology for the Analysis and Design of Parabolic Trough Collectors for Solar Energy Applications in India. Hemisphere Publishing Corp., New York, N.Y., was founded by Yogi Goswami. The curriculum Vitae of Prof. Dr. <mask> Guven is linked to the University of Mississippi and the University of Houston.

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Halil Guve
Halil


title: Warner Wolf

texts: <mask> is an American television and radio sportscaster, perhaps best known as a local news sports anchor in Washington, D.C. and New York City, and for his slogan "Let's go to the videotape!" <mask> was born in Washington, D.C., the son of Rosemary and <mask>. His parents were both converts to Judaism and his father was an actor and comedian. Calvin Coolidge High School in Washington, D.C. was his first experience in broadcasting. His patter made his sports report a treat for the kids. He worked part-time at Baker's Shoe Store as a salesman. Many customers were confused by the back storeroom's refrain of "Get your hot dogs, get your hot doggies here"He was entertaining the staff and the customers and that was what he was going to do for the rest of his career. On April 1, 1961, <mask> began doing news, weather, and sports on radio under the name <mask>. He had radio jobs in Martinsburg, West Virginia at WEPM and WTOP-AM before landing a sports television role in Washington, D.C. He became well known and popular as the news sports anchor and also did play-by-play announcing of local college and professional sports. He was the sports director at WTOP-AM throughout the 1960s. <mask> was a host for coverage of football and the Olympics on the ABC Sports network. <mask> decided that he was best at the local news sports anchor role because of the mixed reception he got in those jobs.WABC-TV and WCBS-TV are still under contract with ABC, but <mask> moved to rival station WCBS-TV in 1980. <mask> was sued by ABC for failing to negotiate in good faith and seeking specific performance of their contract which would have kept <mask> off the air for two years. ABC was allowed to seek monetary damages by the New York Court of Appeals. During the 1991 Gulf War, he broadcasted live sports reports. In June 1992 Imus returned to Washington as the sports anchor at WUSA, the former WTOP-TV. <mask> replaced Glenn Brenner when he joined ABC Sports in 1977. August 1995 was when he was dismissed.<mask> was a substitute sports anchor on Imus in the Morning when the regular sports anchor was away and he was the guest host of The Tony Kornheiser Show on Thursdays on WTEM. <mask> went back to WCBS-TV as the sports anchor on February 3, 1997 because of his work on Imus in the Morning and Don Imus' recommendation on the air continuously. He uttered his famous phrase "Let's go to the videotape!" during his time at WCBS. On a regular basis, he would switch to a video of the game he was reporting on. He gave sports reports on the nationally syndicated Imus in the Morning program. <mask> broke the news on Imus' show when he saw the World Trade Center on fire. <mask> was working at WCBS-TV when he covered the story.He stayed there until May 2004, returning to WABC (AM) in 2006 as the sports reporter for Curtis and Kuby, and continuing with a two-week hiatus on the Imus in the Morning program following Don Imus's arrival at WABC (AM). On November 3, 2016 Imus decided to replace <mask> with Sid Rosenberg. <mask> is accusing Imus of age discrimination. <mask> was fired from WCBS-TV on May 27, 2004, three months before his contract expired, and replaced by a younger anchor, Chris Wragge. On the day after his firing, his picture was on the front page of the New York Daily News with the headline "Wolf Fans Raise a Howl". After his firing, <mask> was hired by WABC as a weekday morning host and he also appeared on Mark Simone's Saturday morning radio program. Tony Powell was the sports anchor when Imus returned to WABC.<mask> returned to his old position as the morning sports anchor for the Imus in the Morning show after a few weeks. <mask> hosted a Saturday sports talk show. <mask>'s trademark was changed to "Let's go to the videotape!" "Let's go to the audiotape!" <mask> left the Imus show on November 4, 2016 He was at WABC until December 3, when his contract expired. 7.On February 7, 2019, <mask> turned himself in and was arrested after he broke a sign at the entrance of Classics Plantation Estates in East Naples, Florida. At homeowners association meetings, <mask> expressed his opinion that the word "plantation" was racist. The man in the video removed the word "plantation" from the sign with a tool. <mask> was charged with a felony, according to the arrest report. <mask> said on his radio show that prosecutors felt the intent was not criminal and only required him to pay for damages. <mask> has made a number of other appearances. He is the author of two books, Let's Go to the Videotape and Give Me a Break.<mask> is heard Mondays at 7:30 AM on WOR AM-710 in New York. Books References External links 1937 births Living people American sports radio personalities American television sports announcers Jewish American sports people Major League Baseball broadcasters National Basketball Association broadcasters National Football League announcers New York (state) television reporters Olympic Games broadcasters Television anchors from Washington, D.C.

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title: Xue Yiju

texts: He was an official of the Chinese dynasty Tang Dynasty and later the later Later Liang and served as a chancellor. It is not known when <mask> was born. His family claimed to be descended from the mythical emperor Zhuanxu. The officials of Han Dynasty, Shu Han, Cao Wei, Jin Dynasty, and Tang Dynasty were part of <mask>'s ancestry. Both of <mask>'s parents were said to have had good reputations. During the Tang Dynasty, it was said that <mask> was known for his handsomeness. He became known as a writer and was associated with other people who were known for their intelligence and elegance.He passed the imperial exams in the Jinshi class. He served in a progression of low-level officies in the imperial government. He was made an imperial scholar and put in charge of drafting imperial edicts. He was promoted to be Sixun Langzhong, a supervisor at the ministry of civil service affairs. When Emperor Xizong's brother and successor Emperor Zhaozong fled the imperial capital Chang'an in 895, he was afraid of an attack by the warlords Li Maozhen. He became an imperial scholar after being recalled to serve as a mid-level official at the legislative bureau of government. He became the chief imperial scholar after serving as the deputy minister of census and defense.When Emperor Zhaozong ordered the slaughter of the eunuchs, he was found to have painted portraits for some of them. By the time the emperor's son and successor Emperor Ai took over, the imperial government had been forced to relocate from Chang'an to Luoyang. <mask> accepted the office of the minister of civil service affairs after being made the minister of civil service affairs. He was made the chief imperial censor. When it became clear that Zhu would eventually take over the throne, Emperor Ai sent Xue to greet him. In order to treat Zhu as an emperor, Xue requested to meet him. After initially declining, Zhu ascended the stairs.The emperor at the time ordered him to dance to show respect to the north. He turned his body sideways to show humility. Emperor Ai prepared to give the throne to Zhu after he was reported to be ready to accept it. Two months later, with a grand procession from Luoyang to Daliang, <mask> was in charge of the secondary imperial seals, along with the chancellors, who were to announce the passage of the throne to Zhu. When Emperor Taizu held a feast for the Tang officials who participated in the ceremony, most of them were humiliated and did not speak, but three of them spoke in praise of the new emperor. After the transition, Emperor Taizu made the deputy head of the legislative bureau, Xue Yiju Zhongshu Shilang, a chancellor. He was the director of taxation.He was made Menxia Shilang, deputy head of the examination bureau, and put in charge of editing the imperial history, and also served as the director of budget. He was given the title of imperial scholar at Hongwen Institute and director of salt and iron monopolies. He had no particular accomplishments during his time as chancellor. After accompanying Emperor Taizu on a campaign against Jin, he fell ill and died. He was posthumously honored. The History of the Five Dynasties has notes and references. 18.The new history of the five Dynasties. 35. There are three vols. 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, 257, Tang dynasty politicians, chancellors, historians, and people born during Tang 10th-century Chinese historians died in the 9th-century.

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Xue Yiju
Xue Yiju
Xue Yiju
Xue Yiju
Xue
Xue


title: Pierre Broué

texts: The history of the Bolshevik Party, the Spanish Revolution and biographies of Leon Trotsky are covered in <mask>'s work. The baby was born in Privas, Ardche. His mother was a school teacher and his father was a civil servant. In 1936, he supported a French general strike. He helped organize a Communist party cell at the Lycée Henri IV in Paris. The organizers were expelled by the French Communist Party. The accusation made him curious, and he began reading from the private library of teacher lie Reynier.During the Second World War, he fought in the French resistance. After Joseph Stalin dissolved the Comintern in 1943, <mask> resigned from the FCP as a result of his strong criticism of Stalinism. He joined the Fourth International in 1944 and remained a Trotskyist for the rest of his life. He continued to be a "Lambertist" for many years after a split in the movement. He was kicked out of the Internationalist Communist Organisation in 1989. He was a secondary school teacher until 1965, when he became a lecturer in history at the University of Grenoble. The Trotsky Institute was set up in 1977 to publish all of Trotsky's writings in French.The Cahiers Léon Trotsky was founded and edited by him. He was a supporter of the International Marxist Tendency between 2003 and his death. Married three times. His third wife died of cancer. A friend of <mask> Juy was a former student. A friend and admirer of Alan Woods. He died in the early hours of July 27, 2005, at the age of 80.He had cancer. Two sons and three daughters are still alive. His son is a mathematician. The inspiration for his books was his desire to explain Stalinism. His book refutes the work of Deutscher. He worked at Harvard for three years and sold his papers in 1940. They were the first researchers to use them."It's a very healthy antidote to the superficial and pretentious philistinism of IsaacDeutscher", said Alan Woods. The recent republication of Trotsky's autobiography, My Life, has a foreword written by Broué. The U.S. Library of Congress has a list of books. Parti bolchévique, histoire du P. C. de l'U.R.S.S., is a translation of Revolucin y la guerra de Espaa. Parti bolchevique is histoire du P.C. de l'U.R.S.S. The Revolution and the civil war in Spain was translated by Tony White.There is a question chinoise about the Internationale communiste. B. C. du communisme is par E. Préobrajenski. The Congrs de l'Internationale communiste: Textes intégraux publiés was written by Karel Kol. Présentation et introduction. de P. Jean-Marie Brohm was Traduction de l'allemand. Jacques Mas was Traduction du russe.Question chinoise sur l'Internationale communiste: textes de Boukharine, Chen Du-xiu, Joffé, and Mandalian. It goes on and on. The secret de délégués de l'I.C. is thses de l'Internationale communiste. ; rassemblés et présentés par <mask> (1976) uvres. The notes of P. Broué were written by David King and were called "Trotsky / iconographie... de David King." The documentos da histria : documentos da Liga Comunista Internacionalista. That's right, i.e."Chen Duxiu and the Fourth International, 1937–1942" was published in 1983. A biographical sketch and Obituary by MichaelEaude, The Guardian can be found on a separate page of the Lubitz TrotskyanaNet. Ian Birchall wrote an Obituary for International Socialism. In Defence of Marxism was written by Alan Woods. People who died in 2005 were from the Internationalist Communist Organisation politicians and the French Communist Party.

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Pierre Broué
Broué
Jean Pierre
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title: Robert Armstrong (actor)

texts: The role of Carl Denham in the 1933 version of King Kong was played by <mask>. He said that it wasn't the airplanes. The beast was killed by beauty. At the end of the film. Before moving to Seattle, Washington, he lived in Bay City, Michigan. He studied law at the University of Washington and became a member of the Delta Tau Delta International Fraternity. He gave up his studies to manage his uncle's companies.After writing plays, he appeared in one of them when it was produced. After serving in the United States Army in World War I, <mask> discovered that his uncle had died while he was away. He appeared on the British stage in the late 19th century. In 1927, he appeared in Pathé's silent drama The Main Event. He appeared in 127 films between 1927 and 1964 and was prolific in the late 1920s and early 1930s. He was best known for his role in King Kong. The sequel, Son of Kong, was released in the same year.Merian C. Cooper used him in several films as a version of himself. The Most Dangerous Game was filmed at night on the same jungle sets as King Kong, which was filmed during the day. With Words and Music was released in 1937 by Grand National Films Inc. He worked for many film studios during the 1930s and 1940s. Universal Pictures released Enemy Agent in 1940 to counter a Nazi spy ring. The film featured a number of co-stars, including Helen Vinson, Richard Cromwell, and Jack La Rue. He was reteamed with Cromwell in Baby Face Morgan in 1942.In 1949, he played the role of "Max O'Hara" in the movie "Mighty Joe Young". The same King Kong team of Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack made this film. He played Sheriff Andy Anderson on State Trooper in the 1950s. In 1961, he played the title character in "The Case of the Malicious Mariner" and in 1962, he played Jimmy West in "The Case of the Playboy Pugilist". Marriages Peggy Allenby (August 1920 - April 17, 1925) and Gladys Dubois (January 10, 1936 - December 31, 1939) were divorced. He and Merian C. Cooper died within 16 hours of each other. The Main event was Red Lucas, the Leopard Lady was ChrisA Girl in Every Port, and the Cop was Eddie Ellison.The Racketeer was also known as Dude Cowan. As Jerry MooreDumbbells in Ermine, as Larry Doyle Big Money, as Joe Garson Iron Man, and as Chester Binney The Tip-Off. The Most Dangerous Game, The Radio Announcer, The Penguin Pool Murder, and The Billion Dollar Scandal were all played by Ed Maloney. The Ex-Mrs. Bradford as Nick Martel (bookie)Public Enemy's Wife as Gene Ferguson. Madison Nobody's Baby as Scoops Hanford Three Legionnaires as Sgt. The Girl Said No and the Fireman were both killed in the line of duty. There Goes My Heart (1938) as Detective O'Brien, the Flying Irishman (1939) as Joe Alden, and Pins StreaverWinter Carnival (1939) as Tiger Reynolds.As Clicker the Bride, she played PeteBehind the News as well as the San Francisco Docks. As Lieutenant Ed CareyCitadel of Crime, Dynamite was also known as Cal FullertonDive Bomber. Tim Nolan played Harry Robinson in "My Favorite Spy" and Danny Mitchell in "Let's Get Tough!" As 'Pop Stevens Baby Face Morgan', he was also known as 'Doc' RogersWings Over the Pacific'. Winkle Goes to War, GeorgeBlood on the Sun, and The Falcon in San Francisco were all released in 1945. The Royal Mounted Rides Again was portrayed by Joe Dugan. The Sea of Grass (1947) was owned by Vic Wright, who was also the Club Circle owner.The Crime Doctor's Diary was written by Von Flanagan as George 'Goldie' HarriganStreets of San Francisco.

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title: Millie Knight

texts: <mask> is a paralympian and student who competes at international level in Alpine skiing in the slalom, giant slalom Super-G, Super Combined and Downhill events with a sighted guide. <mask> lost most of her vision at the age of six after contracting an illness when she was one year old. She is a member of the Great Britain paralympic skiing team. At the age of 15, <mask> was the youngest person ever to compete in the Winter Paralympics, and she was the flagbearer at the opening ceremony. Great Britain became the first country in the world to win a snow sport world title. <mask> became a Doctor of the University of Kent in the same year. <mask> was born in 1999 in Kent.She lost most of her vision when she was six years old, but she still has peripheral vision in her left and right eyes. <mask> was studying for her exams at the same time. She began her studies at King's School in 2012 <mask> continued to study for her A-Levels in order to get a place at a university where she would study psychology starting in 2019. Shortly before <mask> lost the majority of her sight, she had been to France on a skiing holiday and was encouraged to try the sport by her mother. <mask> was inspired to take up the sport competitively when she met Sean Rose, who had competed at the 2010 Winter Paralympics. <mask>'s first sighted guide was her mother.They competed in races for the visually impaired. <mask> began training with the Great Britain's Paralympic development squad at the age of 13. She competed in slalom and giant slalom. In the spring. <mask> briefly joined her at the end of the year. A classification between being blind and visually impaired, <mask> is classified in class B2 due to her lack of complete vision. The youngest competitor at any Winter Paralympics was <mask>, who competed at the age of 15.She carried the flag at the Fisht Olympic Stadium, an honor <mask> described as a surprise. She competed for ParalympicsGB in the slalom on 14 March, completing both of her runs, and finishing fifth, and competed in the giant slalom on 16 March, again finishing fifth. There wasn't much expectation on <mask> at the Paralympics as she was focused on the Winter Paralympics. The Queen's Baton Relay was going to be carried by <mask> on 5 June in Kent. <mask> competed in the 2014-15 season with a series of stand-in guides after he parted company with Ferrier. She traveled to Canada to compete at the 2015 IPC Alpine Skiing World Championships. <mask> had won two gold medals on the World Cup tour and was expected to medal.As she was too young to compete in the speed events, <mask> took part in the two technical events, the slalom and giant slalom. In her first event, the giant slalom, <mask> took the lead in the first run with a time of 1:12.90, but despite bettering this time in her second run with 1:11.49, she was beaten into silver medal place by a third of a second by Russia's Aleksandra <mask> won a bronze medal in the slalom two days later. <mask> raced with his coach on the Scottish ski team before teaming up with a guide. After competing together at the World Cup finals in Aspen, Colorado, where they took two wins in the downhill and super-G and a third place in the giant slalom, the pair decided to focus on the speed disciplines. <mask> won seven golds and 11 medals on the World Cup circuit in the months leading up to the World Para Alpine Skiing Championships in Tarvisio, Italy. <mask> and Wild won the gold medal in the downhill with a time of 1:13.42, beating Henrieta Farkaov by 1.2 seconds.This was the first world championship title for a British paraskier. <mask> and Wild took a silver behind Farkaov in the Super Combined and a second silver in the Giant Slalom. <mask> had a concussion after a crash at the World Cup Finals in South Korea. She was out of action for a while after the crash. She was the World Cup downhill champion. In July of last year, <mask> became an Honorary Doctor of The University of Kent. <mask> took two silver medals on the opening weekend of the Games in the downhill and super-G, before taking the bronze in the slalom on the final day of the Paralympics.She won the gold medal in the women's visually impaired super combined event at the World Para Snow Sports Championships held in Lillehammer, Norway. She won a bronze medal in the women's visually impaired Super-G event. 1999 births Alpine skiers at the Winter Paralympics British female Alpine skiers Living people medals at the Winter Paralympics Great Britain Paralympic athletes with a vision impairment

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title: Alfredo Talavera

texts: A Mexican professional footballer who plays for UNAM and the Mexico national team was born in 1982. During his final years with Guadalajara, he would be loaning out to UANL and Toluca, with the latter deciding to purchase him in 2010. He made his debut with the national team. After issues with the first and second-choice goalkeepers, he became the team's starting goalkeeper and helped Mexico win the Gold Cup. He would go on to be called up for a number of international tournaments, including the World Cup, the Confederations Cup, and the Summer Olympics. During the first part of the Clausura 2005, Oswaldo Snchez was out with a shoulder injury, and <mask> entered the Guadalajara team as a starter. The Mexico national team had a temporary replacement in goal for the 2006 World Cup in Germany.He started six Clausura 2006 games for Guadalajara. The club posted a 2–0 loss against Monarcas Morelia. This was followed by a loss to Atlas. In the final game of the season, Guadalajara lost to Toluca, 2–0, but after a terrible performance in the first leg of the quarter-finals against Jaguares, de la Torre made a mistake that led to the winning goal for Jaguares. The next season, when Oswaldo Snchez returned, <mask>l as the second keeper, after Oswaldo left Guadalajara. After this, he decided to leave Guadalajara in order to have more playing time. He was competing with scar Pérez for the spot on Tigres UANL's bench when he was on a one-year loan from Guadalajara.Unfortunately, bad luck came for <mask>, as he injured himself in training and was replaced by Palos. He was released from Tigres after fully recovering. When Hernan Cristante was injured for the Apertura 2009, he was transferred to Toluca as a substitute. He made his league debut in July of 2009, playing for his former club Guadalajara in a 4–3 victory. He was a starter in all but one game of the season as the team reached the championship semi-finals. After defeating Pachuca 1–0 in the second leg of the 2010 Bicentenario championship semi-final, <mask> made it to his first final as starter. After stopping Fernando Arce's shot in the penalty shoot-out, <mask> helped Toluca win the title.He won the tournament's Golden Glove award. He scored his first goal in the Liga MX on 15 September in a league match against Puebla, when he scored a last-minute penalty to help his team tie the match at 1–1. The Golden Glove award was won by <mask> despite the loss to Cruz Azul. He was nominated for the CONCACAF Goalkeeper of the Year. Prior to the start of the 2020–21 season, <mask> joined Club Universidad Nacional in an exchange that saw Saldvar join Toluca. He made his league debut on July 26, 2020. In a 2–1 victory.He received his first call-up to the Mexico national team in January of 2011. He made his international team debut in March of 2011. He was a third choice goalkeeper for the team in the Gold Cup. Despite having only one international cap, <mask> became Mexico's first-choice goalkeeper after the Liguilla scandal. He was a starter in the final of that tournament, where Mexico defeated the United States 4–2 to win the title. Mexico failed to progress from the group stage of the Confederations Cup despite the fact that they were named in the 23 man squad. After the conclusion of the tournament, <mask> was called up to replace an injured goalkeeper at the Gold Cup.On June 2, 2014, <mask> was included in Mexico's squad for the World Cup in Brazil, but did not show up. The final roster for the 2015 Copa América did not include <mask>. Juan Carlos Osorio became Mexico's first-choice goalkeeper with the arrival of him in October 2015. In the opening match of the Copa América Centenario, where Mexico won 3–1, <mask> made a single appearance. On 7 July, <mask> was named in Mexico's 18-man squad that would participate in the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, being one of the three over-aged players. He was Mexico's starting goalkeeper in the tournament and was named captain after Oribe's injury. Mexico did not make it past the group stage.In the group stage of the Confederations Cup in Russia, he was a part of the victory against New Zealand. He was included in Mexico's preliminary 28-man squad for the World Cup in Russia, but did not play in the tournament. The style of play was described by the Spanish newspaper as the best out of the other Mexico goalkeepers in aerial game, someone who knows how to play with his feet, knows how to block penalties, and is able to. Juan Carlos Osorio is a former Mexico national team coach. We have a great goalkeeper for this particular style of game against teams who are direct and excellent on set-pieces. Oswaldo Snchez, a former Mexico goalkeeper, said in an interview that he thinks the most complete of all of them is <mask>. Guadalajara Mexican Primera Divisin: Apertura 2006 and Bicentenario 2010 were the best.Guadalajara footballer Tigres. Footballers at the 2016 Summer Olympics, as well as players from the World Cup and the Gold Cup.

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title: Georg K. Glaser

texts: He was a German language and Francophone writer. He lived in France for most of his life even though he was born in Germany. He was also a left wing activist and a coppersmith. He was born ten years into the twentieth century in a small town in the wine growing region to the south of Mainz. His parents recorded eight children. After the war, his father took a job with the post office. He left home as a teenager because his father was violent and authoritarian.After leaving middle school, the boy fell foul of the law and went to a correction institute. He ran away from the institutions he was placed in, preferring the company of young communists, anarchists or naturists. He insisted that he had remained on the side-lines rather than becoming a member despite being able to connect with members of relevant organizations. According to sources, he joined the Communist Party in 1929. He spent time in prison for knocking out a policeman during a demonstration in 1930. He said that he started to write when he was in prison. He had sketches, opinion pieces and reports published in mainstream newspapers.He worked in various factories during the early 1930s. Germany lost little time in imposing its first one-party dictatorship when theNDSDAP took power in 1933. After the end of the war in 1919, <mask> moved to the Saarland, a part of Germany still under French military and political control. "Comrade, do you have permission or an order from your regional Communist Party leadership to come here?" was the first question he encountered from local Communists. The British and US governments supported the German position that the Saarland should be returned to Germany. The focus for German Communists fleeing from Germany was Paris, where their party political activities were now illegal. He worked for exiled anti-Nazi German left-wingers in Paris.After the January referendum, German control of the Saarland was being returned to them. He was able to return to France after being arrested. He settled in Normandy after finding a job in the SNCF. His civil status changed from that of a German refugee to that of a French citizen after he fell in love with a French woman. He had already been stripped of his German citizenship. The news of the Treaty concluded between Hitler's Germany and the "Communist" Soviet Union in August 1939 ahead of another Polish partition made him resign his Communist Party membership. The war began at the beginning of September 1939 and nine days later, Glaser was called up for military service in the French army.The atmosphere of the times made for a very uneasy form of comradeship as his fellow soldiers knew of his German origins. He was taken prisoner by the Germans in 1940. With the help of a false name, he was able to avoid being identified as a German Communist. He spent most of the war in prisons. He escaped from a prison camp near Grlitz in 1943, but was captured a few months later near Strasbourg. In his book, "Geheimnis und Gewalt" (Secret et Violence / Secret and Violence), <mask>r covers his adolescence and early adulthood in France and Germany from 1920 to 1945. The war ended in 1945 and Glaser returned to France.He joined the recently formed Anarchist Federation. He was involved in the aftermath of the "Sacco and Vanzetti" affair and met two other libertarians. He supported himself by working in a sugar factory and on the production lines at the Renault Billancourt plant. He said that by the end of the 1940s, work on the assembly line had become soul-destructive. He set up a workshop for copper and silver in Paris in 1949. In 1968 he and his family moved to the Le Marais quarter, still in central Paris, but no longer part of the "Rive Gauche". He added the central initial "K." to his full name.It was probably to honor his mother, whose middle name was "<mask>harina", according to sources. He retained many friends despite abandoning his left-wing militancy. Much of <mask>'s work wasautobiographical. He was producing proletarian-revolutionary writing in the early 1930s. During his exile in the middle and later 1930s, he became more distant from Communism and returned to the principles that had influenced his teenage years. In the early 1950s, his major work, "Geheimnis und Gewalt" (Secret et Violence / Secret and Violence), appeared. It was only available in translation to French readers because a German publisher could not be found.It received some critical support, but early editions were marred by typographical errors and crudely edited, and failed to win a wide readership. The closing years of the twentieth century saw the rediscovery of the writer and his literary output became relatively mainstream. Since 1998 the "Rhein-Pfalz" Ministry for Education and Culture in the region of his birth has celebrated his literary contribution with an annual award. The winner of the prize will get 10,000. References 20th-century German writers Communist Party of Germany politicians German writers in French 1910 French anarchists births 1995 deaths Writers from Rhineland-Palatinate German emigrants to France

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title: Maurice Joostens

texts: Baron <mask> was a Belgian diplomat. <mask> was an important Belgian diplomat in the age of New Imperialism and he was a member of the Boxer Protocol. He became one of the monarch's favourite diplomats after gaining the confidence of king Leopold II of Belgium. One of the richest and most prominent families of the Belgian city of Antwerp has a child named <mask>. The legend says that the wealth and influence of the <mask> family was due to a lucky investment made by their father. He bought 5,000 instead of 500 bales of coffee because he put an extra '0' on his order. He was no longer a modest merchant after the Continental Blockade because he had a fortune in his hands.The story inspired Conscience to write the book Eene 0 te veel. <mask> is the grandson of a senator for the Belgian Liberal Party. His family's influence and capital made him want to become a diplomat. His trip to Egypt with his uncle Arthur Van Den Nest in 1882 is one example of his fascination for foreign countries. He obtained his degree in arts after completing his studies at the University of Paris, the University of Leuven and the Université libre de Bruxelles. <mask> followed in his father's footsteps when he had a job at the Handelsbank. On December 7, 1885, <mask> filed his request at the Belgian ministry for foreign affairs to become a so-called attache de légation and this was the beginning of his diplomatic career.From April 1886 until January 1889, he was the second-class secretary at the legation in Madrid, headed by the brother of Jules Anspach. The Belgian imperial interests of douard Empain and the Tramways d'Alexandrie were served by <mask> when he was promoted to the legation in Cairo in 1889. After moving to Egypt, he was promoted again. He became the first class secretary in London. He could improve his diplomatic skills on both the European and the imperial diplomatic theatre. As a result of an internal reorganization in the Belgian diplomatic corps, <mask> was able to further develop his career. In 1896, the new minister for foreign affairs promoted him to the position of conseiller de la légation in Washington D.C.There was remarkable diplomatic skill under the auspices of Gontran de Lichtervelde <mask>. The prince of Belgium made a visit to the United States in 1898. <mask> was named the diplomatic attache to this group. This was because of the commercial and imperialist agenda of this voyage, not only was Alberts visit a way for the future king to learn the country better, his uncle Leopold II of Belgium saw in this trip a great opportunity to tighten the Belgian-American relations on the imperialistic scene. By order of Leopold II, <mask> used the royal visit to attract investors for a Belgian-American cooperation to build the Beijing–Hankou Railway. Calvin S. Brice, the American senator, died during the American-Belgian negotiations. Although he didn't get a cooperation between the American China Development Company and the Belgian investments backed by Leopold II, <mask> was able to show his feel for the diplomatic game and get the appreciation of the king.The plan to make the Philippines a Belgian protectorate was a third case in which <mask> was active. After spending three years in the United States, <mask> was named secretary for the Belgian delegation at the peace conference in 1899. The eve of the First World War was when this conference was held and it is one of the best examples of pacifism. Under the guidance of delegation leader and well-known disarmament advocate Auguste Beernaert, <mask> could gain more experience in the field of international relations. The latter won the Peace Prize in 1909 for his attendance at The Hague Conventions. Fourteen years after his first application at the Belgian ministry of foreign affairs, <mask> was promoted to the rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the court of the Chinese emperor and the king of Siam. The Legation Quarter was where <mask> ended up when he arrived to replace Carl de Vinck de Deux-Orp.The diplomatic compound south of the Forbidden City had a very distinctive diplomatic culture with its own practices and rules. A competent team of Belgian diplomats and officials could be relied on by Joostens. The most remarkable members of the Belgian legation were the son of the Belgian Mandarin and the director of the Sino-Belgian. The first features of the Boxer Rebellion were shown in the winter of 1899. The rebellion had anti-foreign, anti-Christian and mystical features and was the result of a crop failure in 1899 and decades of frustration about the Western presence in China. The Chinese Christians were first targeted by the rebels but later faced with the foreign presence in China. The Beijing-Hankou Railway was attacked and several Belgian engineers, missionaries and officials were killed as a result of the Belgians being deemed unwanted elements in the Chinese society.Since the Austro-Hungarian government offered to protect the Belgian legation, it is more likely that these soldiers have fired the shots that killed several rebels. After the assassination of the German envoy Klemens von Ketteler near the Belgian legation and the refusal of the foreign diplomats to leave the Legation Quarter, the rebellion reached a turning point. From 13 June to 16 June 1900, the Chinese Empire was at war with the foreign countries, and as a result, <mask> had to defend with the other Belgians and the Austro-Hungarian marines. They were not able to repel the rebels and had to retreat to the French and British. The Belgian legation in the Legation Quarter was set on fire. The so-called Siege of the International Legations was put in place by the rebels and the Imperial Chinese Army on June 20, 1901. The foreign powers formed the Eight-Nation Alliance to crush the rebellion after the siege of the Legation Quarter.Kaiser Wilhelm II was against the idea of a Belgian Expeditionary Corps and the king had to give up on it. The Boxer Rebellion came to an end when Peking was relieved by the Eight-Nation Alliance in 1901, but this did not mean the end of instability in China. Both France, Germany, Japan, United States, United Kingdom, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands and Spain wanted the pro-foreign officials at the Chinese court. The Conference of Peking, which took place between 26 October 1900 and 7 September 1901, focused on the indemnities on the one hand and the punishment of the leaders of the rebellion on the other. The British and German envoys preferred to have the matters settled by the members of the Eight-Nation Alliance. Thanks to his active role since the first meeting on 26 October 1900, he was able to do so. 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Although <mask> was not one of the most important envoys present, the lack of cooperation between the different nations offered the possibility to have a certain influence. The Belgian envoy was inspired by the losses of the Belgian company behind the Beijing-Hankou Railway and proposed to include indirect losses of companies. By persuading his colleagues to lower the proposed embargo on the trade and production of arms to a span of only two years, he favored the interests of FN Herstal and the Belgian arms factories in general. From a Belgian perspective, the most important contribution of <mask> was his role in the Belgian indemnities. Almost every aspect of the task was worked on by Paul de Favereau <mask>. He verified the indemnity claims, he communicated and negotiated with the French envoys, and questioned the claims of other countries in order to safeguard the payment of the Belgian claims.The plan to invite Prince Chun for a visit to Belgium was one of the projects that <mask> was involved in. Since the prince proposed this visit himself, he accepted the offer but when he was in Germany to convey his regrets to the Kaiser, he became ill and had to cancel the rest of his trip to Europe. The Belgian Legation Guard was going to be installed in Peking. The Belgian Legation Guard can't be seen as Leopold II's fulfillment of his military ambitions in China since it only had 20 soldiers. Joostens diplomacy during the Conference is summarized as an execution of the orders of his minister Paul de Favereau with the addition of personal initiatives within a Leopoldistic imperial mindset. <mask> was active in other cases. The Belgian concession in Tientsin was claimed by <mask> in cooperation with Henri Ketels.Despite the lack of interest from Belgian investors, <mask> was able to obtain this parcel. <mask> continued to play his role in the cases of finances and indemnities after this territorial achievement. <mask> tried to convince his government not to find a Belgian bank because the payment of the indemnities was still an unsolved problem after the signature of the Boxer Protocol. The Chinese indemnities for Belgium could be paid to a foreign bank and then transferred to an already existing Belgian bank in Europe, according to <mask>. The Sino-Belgian Bank was found by the Belgian government. The third aspect of <mask>' diplomacy in China was to protect the Belgian missionaries. <mask> defended the rights of the missionaries of Belgian origin despite the fact that they were officially French citizens.He urged the Chinese government to repel the attacks of what used to be Boxer rebels, after checking reports of attacks on Belgian manned missions. <mask> was a spokesman for the Belgian imperial lobby. He promoted the Belgian project several times. <mask> tried to convince investors and ordinary people to come to China and invest in Belgian companies on several occasions. The Belgian presence would never be able to match the success of the pre-war era. From 1901 onwards the interest of Belgian investors waned after the Boxer Rebellion showed that an investment in China could be risky. The Belgian envoy became a well-known figure not only within diplomatic circles, but also within the public sphere, thanks to the fact that he was one of the diplomats who were sieged in the summer of 1900.The development of the press as a mass medium throughout the 19th century made it possible for the messages concerning the Siege of the International Legations to reach large audiences in the western world. The siege pointed out the dangers and usefulness of the job, as diplomats were often depicted as lazy, money spoiling and useless. The Belgian envoy's role during the siege was the main focus of the coverage in the Belgian and international press. The Belgian royal court was impressed by the performance of <mask> at the Conference of Peking. The hereditary title of baron was given to <mask> by Leopold II in 1904. <mask> was able to put the Belgian expansion on the agenda of the Belgian economic scene because of his focus on his own person. The awareness of the Belgian presence in China was raised for a lot of people who had never heard of the activities of the Belgian missionaries, Belgian investors and Belgian diplomats before, thanks to the attention for <mask>.The different reception, dinners and ceremonies celebrating <mask>' return to Belgium tightened the bonds within the Belgian imperialist lobby. <mask>' public performance is noteworthy because diplomats usually hide behind the curtains of diplomacy. The most important and notable time in his career was when he lived in Peking. Due to the harsh living conditions in Peking, Joostens unstable health quickly declined and in 1904 an emotionally and physically weak <mask> finally got the displacement he had been asking for since 1902. It was the first time in his career that he had been promoted to be the highest-ranking official in a traditional European power when he was appointed as the envoy in Madrid. Joostens wishes were taken into account when the promotion was made since the living conditions in such a wealthy city were better than in Peking. The new Belgian legation building was built on the grounds of the Legation Quarter, which was granted to Belgium following the Boxer Protocol, and was demolished during the 1900 siege.The residence of the Grand Secretary of the Tiren Cabinet, who committed suicide in 1900, used to be at the new location. The new building was designed by Louis Delacenserie and features a Flemish Gothic Revival architecture. The first few years of <mask>' stay in Spain focused on the improvement of the Belgian-Spanish economic relations. The Spanish pavilion at the world's fair in Lige was prepared by <mask>. <mask> was in the center of the world theater during his Spanish years. The neighbourhood of Morocco posed a lot of opportunities and problems for Spain, which was an important imperial power. The establishment of Belgian companies in the country started the Belgian imperialist penetration of the country.Leopold II appointed <mask> to attend the conference after the first crisis. The international meeting was installed to figure out a solution for the German contestation of the French and Spanish control over Morocco. Leopold II told <mask> that he was not allowed to make any money for Belgium at the conference. <mask> ended his career as a Belgian envoy in Madrid, still active in the imperialist schemes of Leopold II. During his yearly holidays in Belgium, the king appointed him to be a member of the diplomatic team that had to negotiate the transfer of Congo Free State to Belgium. After Edmund Dene Morel pointed out the atrocities in the king's private country in Africa, Leopold II was prepared to hand the country over to the Belgian state. One of the architects of the Colonial Charter was <mask>.His last achievement would be the transition from a royal Belgian colonial empire to a Belgian state-led colonialism. <mask>' health would decline in his last years in Madrid. Despite the fact that his sister Alice had been taking care of him for several weeks, <mask> died of a heart stroke on July 21st, 1910, when he was on a leave to recover in Belgium. The Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown was awarded in Belgium in 1931. The Grand Officer of the Order of the Crown Hereditary is a Belgian baron. The Turkish Empire Commander of the Order of Osmanieh was the Grand Officer of the Order of Medjidie. The island and the storm is a social-cultural history of the Belgian diplomatic corps in times of democratization.Bickers, R.A. and R.G. The year 2007. The Boxers, China, and the world. There is a place called Lanham. P. Cohen was born in 1997. The Boxers are an event, an experience, and a myth in New York. G.Kurgan-Van Hentenryk was born in 1972Le groupes financiers belges en Chine: la politique Royale et des prolongements (1895–1914), Brussels. Coolsaet, R. The politiek 1830–2015 is in Leuven. B. De Lichtervelde. The year 1955. The Biographie Coloniale Belge, IV is in Brussel. J. E. was the author.Some did it for civilisation while others did it for their country in A Revised View of the Boxer War, Hong Kong. J.-.M. is the name of the person. The year 1936. Relations diplomatiques et economiques, La Belgique et la Chine, is located in Brussels. G. Huskens. <mask> was en het Bokserprotocol. Marionet op het diplomatieke theater? is an un published master's thesis.J. S. Kelly. The negotiations at Genve were forgotten. J. Luyckx. The year 2007. For business, pleasure and education. The Unpublished master's thesis was written by Albert naar de Verenigde Staten in 1898. Otte, T. G.British Isolation and Great Power Rivalry were the subject of The China Question. The city of Oxford. M. 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title: Winston Morales

texts: He was born in Neiva in 1969 and is a poet, novelist and journalist. He received a master's degree in Latin American Literature from the Simon Bolivar Andean University. He is a full-time professor at the University of Cartagena. The history of mythology and the mystery of life are explored in his poetry. He wants to analyse some of the best poets of the twentieth century in Latin America, including José Antonio Ramos Sucre and Carlos Obregon. His texts were partially translated into French, Italian, English, Polish, German, Rumanian and Chinese. He has lectured at the Universities of Antioquia, Surcolombiana and Cartagena, Szczecin, Krakow, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Zielona Gora and Northern Essex Community College.As in the musical world of Macondo, when the words they become aware of non-, it makes you want to sing, because it is a universal opita, creator of a country where everyone, starting with the towel carriers and rifles on their shoulders, should go live. There in Schuaima, the planet country of the Neivan poet, one can sip with the nose curled by the wind the smell of "the skirts invaded with geraniums" of the girls who live there and who, like all its inhabitants, have "very heart close to the nose In her verse, the living poet is present. It is about from a collection of poems that point to another collection of poems where there are no words at all. The raid on Back to Schuaima means conquering territories in the company of the most charming and enchanted character: Aniquirona, the beloved and idealized one that puts us in communication with the beings that live beyond the daily flow. The arrival ofSettlers with their display of beauty captivating almost to delirium was this thoughtfulness. The space that invades the one that follows with its unique aroma of forests and gardens, secret seas or aggressive rocks, or the challenge of presences that are ignored despite their dazzling, sustain the spell, the great orchestration of all the elements.Matilde Espinosa's poems have an overwhelming poetic personality that, as in the other books of the author, creates a world and defends the features of that world, going through all the shades of black and gray until achieving the very white texture. The proof is that there is poetry of great height in the country. The creation of a world that is indisputably supported by the sacred history but is not defined there is what we are witnessing by reading the memoirs of Alexander de Brucco. Through the poem itself, the writing of the verse, the poetic language and the tone that he reaches, through his own world and of his particular conception of history and myth, it is specified. A book of poems that is full of light and colors is what it is. Santiago Tobon Aniquirona: poetry, affluent towards mystery, deity of sounds and language, which can be transmuted into a woman, into magic or into the fire of things, but which will be, essentially, a song of nature. What river should I wade to reach the shore?Join in the ceremony of flowers and woo the light "in the breath of the air" when you travel through the forests with the poet. In the ancestral shadow of poetry, let "the continuous voice of the rain" hit the road forever and abandon man in "the sap of the trees". The National Poetry Prize of the University of Antioquia was awarded to Brucco-<mask> because he recreated people of blood and bone who love, suffer, fight and have hope. Three poets from Neiva collaborated with Jder Rivera Monje y Es on "The Rain and the Angel". The novel "God has a smile on his face" by Roman José Eustasio Rivera was a finalist of the Young Talent Award. The World Congress of Spanish-American Poets was held in Los Angeles, California, America. The Office of the Mayor of Boston gave an Award to the Senators and State Chamber of Commerce representatives of Massachusetts at the International Book Fair of Lawrence, Massachusetts.Essays on four Latin American poets. There is a man named "<mask>" and a man named "<mask>". Publishers Altazor, Ibagué and Kemadjou Njanke wrote poems about time being time. The poemes somme potique are in French. Die se Aniquirona, German translations, was published in Bogot. There was a person named "<mask>" in Deutschland. Romanian translations of lumina criptata.The sweet Aniquirona, English translations, was written by Luis Rafael Glvez. There are 21st-century male writers and 20th-century male poets.

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title: Keith Yandle

texts: An American professional ice hockey defender who is currently playing for the Philadelphia Flyers in the National Hockey League, was born on September 9, 1986. He played for a number of teams. At the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, he was drafted by the Coyotes in the fourth round. In the 2012–13 and 2013–14 seasons,<mask> led the team in points. He is currently the NHL ironman with the most consecutive games, becoming the third player ever to record 900 consecutive games played during the 2020–21 season. On January 25, 2022, after playing his 955th consecutive game, he passed Doug Jarvis's streak as the longest in NHL history. Both of his parents worked long hours for FedEx in order to provide for their three children: while his father Bud drove trucks for the company, his mother was a Dispatcher.Although his father worked as a local youth hockey coach in Massachusetts, he was not a full-time ice hockey player in his childhood. He was a multi-sport athlete, playing hockey, baseball, basketball, lacrosse, and American football. During the hockey season, Dan McGoff, a Boston-area defenseman, was often overlooked on All-Star teams and by scouts. McGoff was inspired by him and used his rivalry to improve his own skills. A minor ice hockey team from the South Shore region of Massachusetts played in the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament in 2000. He played high school hockey for Milton High School, where he led the team to an 18–2 win–loss record. After one year at the school, he decided to focus on hockey and enroll at the college-preparatory school.In his junior and senior years, he scored 14 goals and 48 assists, and was named an All-New England First Team selection. He wanted to play ice hockey for the University of New Hampshire, where his older brother Brian was already playing, but he struggled academically throughout high school and was denied admission. After his plans to attend New Hampshire fell through, he offered a verbal commitment to attend the University of Maine. He decided to skip college and sign with the Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League in order to get a year of junior ice hockey under his belt. Playing alongside future NHL stars Brad Marchand and Jason Demers,<mask> scored 25 goals and 59 points, the highest of any Moncton defense in history. The team had a 52–15–0–3 record, leading to a franchise-high 107 points. They lost in the Memorial Cup finals to the Quebec Ramparts after winning the President's Cup.At the end of the year, he won the Emile Bouchard Trophy for the top defenseman in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Telus Cup for the best defensive player in the league. The Canadian Hockey League named him their Defenseman of the Year, and he was a member of the First All-Star Team. He made his NHL debut on October 11, 2006 against the Detroit Red Wings, logging 20 minutes of ice time in the game. He played in the American Hockey League All-Star Game as a member of the PlanetUSA team. In his first Stanley Cup playoff game, on April 14, 2010, he scored the first goal for Phoenix against Detroit to tie the game at 1–1. He was named one of the game's three stars after he added an assist. The Atlanta Thrashers' Tobias Enstrm was named to the NHL All-Star Game as a replacement.After free agency began on July 1, 2011,<mask> signed a five-year contract extension with the Coyotes worth $26.25 million. In the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs, he contributed nine points in the run that saw the Coyotes face the Los Angeles Kings in the Western Conference Final. He played his 400th game for the team on November 12. He is second on the franchise's longest consecutive games played list. On March 1, 2015,<mask> was part of a massive trade between the Coyotes and the New York Rangers: New York acquired him, Chris Summers, and a fourth-round selection in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft, while Arizona received John Moore, prospect Anthony Duclair. Rangers general manager Glen Sather had been trying to acquireYandle for years, but could not afford him under the strict NHL salary cap; as part of the 2015 trade, the Coyotes agreed to retain half ofYandle's salary, allowing the Rangers to fit him into their roster. After recording only one point in his first ten games with the new team,<mask> had eight points in as many games. He finished the season with 11 points in 21 games and contributed another 11 points in 19 playoff games before the Rangers were eliminated from the playoffs. After the Rangers' playoff run came to an end,<mask> revealed that he had suffered a sprained acromioclavicular joint after taking a hit from Comeau in the first round of the playoffs, but that it had begun to heal and he gradually felt less pain. Before the start of the season,<mask> said that he was ready to play on the Rangers' power play and that he had fully recovered from his shoulder surgery. He opened the season on the second defensive pair with Dan, who had suffered a major injury during the playoffs. By the end of the year, he had a good relationship with Dylan McIlrath, a more defensively minded skater who could balance his style of play. During the 2015–16 season, most of the discussion centered on whether or not he would be traded again: an unrestricted free agent following the year,<mask> led the team with 21 assists halfway through the season, but would also be expensive to retain.The Rangers were 7–1–1 in the month of February when Ryan McDonagh was taken out with an injury. The Rangers had a 2 percent success rate on the power play from December 28 to February 10, which was bumped to 18.8% from February 10 to March 24. In his first full season with the Rangers,<mask>andle. The Panthers needed a strong force on their power play and signedYandle to a seven-year, $44.45 million contract.He didn't record a goal until November 21 in a 3–2 shootout win over his former team, the Rangers. After sustaining an injury during a game against the Boston Bruins on December 5, he was expected to be out for the rest of the season, but he was able to play the next day against Philadelphia. The leader in the iron man race for most consecutive games played was overtaken by Andrew Cogliano's suspension in January of last year. On March 7, 2021, he played in his 1,000th NHL game in a 4–2 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. After the 2020–21 season,<mask> was bought out of the remaining two years of his contract by the panthers. On July 27, the eve of the opening of free agency,<mask> agreed to terms on a one-year, $900,000 contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. He is known for his iron man streak.He was the second player in NHL history to play in                                    , he played in       On January 24, 2022, he played in his 962nd consecutive game for the Flyers against the Dallas Stars. He broke the record when he played his first shift against the New York Islanders. International Awards and honors include regular season and playoffs.

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title: Karl Heinrich Seibt

texts: <mask> was a German catholic theologian and teacher. A long-established settlement on the banks of the Neisse river at the northern frontier of the Czech Republic, Mariental was culturally and linguistically German until 1945. According to some sources, <mask> was born at the time his father was working for the monastery around the little village. After receiving his first formal education at the monastery, he moved on to the secondary school run by the monks at Kosmanos, a short distance to the south of his home village. Between 1751 and 1753 the focus of his studies was on philosophy. He focused on the study of Jurisprudence between 1753 and 1769. According to one source, he switched to Leipzig University because he was troubled by the extent to which the Jesuits dominated the University.He studied History, Philosophy and Aesthetics. He was influenced by two people; the poet-rhetorician Christian Frchtegott Gellert and the well-known writer. The Seven Years' War took place between 1756 and 1760. The plague was brought to the city by the soldiers and students stayed away. He lectured at the Wendisches Seminar, a training institution for preparing Catholic priests. The lectures were not paid for. He lectured out of love for his homeland according to one source.The empress was known to take a close personal interest in education reform, and it appears to have been in response to a personal approach by Seibt to Maria Theresa herself in January 1763 His extraordinary professorship was confirmed through a decree. "The Fine Arts and Humanities" encompassed Ethics, Education Sciences, German style along with History and related topics. The classes were organised into four batches. He represented a new generation, influenced by enlightenment thinking which many still find unnerving, but which in the Holy Roman Empire enjoyed strong support from the empress and her equally formidable rival. At the time, students became familiar with revolutionary ideas coming out of France, England and Scotland due to the fact that they were delivered in German. They were introduced to the works and ideas of Pope and others.One of the first published works was a funeral oration celebrating Francis I, who died in August of that year. The suppression of the Jesuits by the pope took effect quickly in the Habsburg lands, removing a previously important source of conservative resistance to enlightenment secularism in the world of catholic education. The director of the philosophy faculty at the university was also the director of three secondary schools in the city. In January of 1783, he was elected to serve as university rector. He served a double term. August Gottlieb Meiner, the first Protestant to take a teaching post at the university for nearly 150 years, took over his professorship in Ethics and Classical Literature in 1785 after he took over a full professorship in Theology and Philosophy. The Dean of the Philosophy Faculty was named in 1796.The knighthood was given to him in recognition of his services to education. The name of the man was <mask> <mask>. The importance of his contribution to the development of teaching at the university was acknowledged by colleagues when he retired from his professorship. He died in the Czech Republic on April 2, 1806. One of the most important and influential thinkers under the Habsburg Monarchy was Seibt. The arts and culture were stimulated by his refusal to teach in Latin. The successor generation of academics and philosophers in Bohemia was influenced by the influence of Seibt.The abandonment of Latin as a universal language for the multi-ethnic Habsburg lands at the end of the 19th century led to the increased application of a series of regional languages such as Czech and Sorbian across the border to the north. Works (selection) Von dem Einflu der schnen Wissenschaften. The Rmischen Kaisers geweit. In der Beredsamkeit, von dem nutzen der moral. There is an unbekannten Uebersetzer der Abhandlungen von Tugenden. Vom unschied des Zierlichen im Hof- und Curialstyl. Aus 1769 ist die deutsche Schreibart.Reden und Abhandlungen are from 1769. ber die deutsche Schreibart, aus den von ihm gehaltenen Vorlesungen. Rede von dem Einflu der Erziehung. Von den Hlfsmitteln die Schreibart ist die Rede ammt. Herzens, die Rede, bei 1773 Ueber die Vortheile. Gabrieli Montalte is in the act. The Lehr und Gebetbuch were written in 1776.Salzburg 1783, Mnchen 1816, and Prag 1779 are online. 2te rechtmige durchaus. The year was 1783. Ausg. Salzburg 1784, Prag 1787), Salzburg 1790, and Prag 1816 were all from the Austrian province of Salzburg. The online edition of the Lehr- und Gebetbuch was published in 1784. The online version of Bamberg und Wrzburg was published in 1792.Augsburg, 1847, 5. Klugheitslehre is in academischen Vorlesunge. The year 1797 2. Bde., 2. There is a word for it. There was a Prag 2. Bde.Bd. There are 2 online and 3 online. There is a word for it. 1824 2 Bde. Bd. There are references to births and deaths from 1735 to 1806.

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title: Billie Davis

texts: Carol Hedges is an English singer who had hits in the 1960s and is best remembered for the UK hit version of the song "I Want You to be My Baby". She was born in England. The impresario, Robert Stigwood, suggested the name <mask>, which was derived from the performers <mask>. and <mask>. Hedges was an engineering secretary in her teens. After winning a talent contest in which she was supported by a band, she cut some demos for a record producer. Her first commercial success was "Will I What", which she performed as a foil to Mike Sarne, rather than as Wendy Richard did on "Come Outside". In September 1962, this was number 18 in the UK Singles Chart.In February 1963, <mask> had a cover version of The Exciters' "Tell Him". The song was covered by a number of artists in the 1960's and 90's, and was revived in the late 90's by Vonda Shepard for the American Fox television program, Ally McBeal. "He's The One" crept into the Top 40 in May 1963, after reaching number ten in the UK chart. In 1963, the year in which popular music was transformed by the rise of The Beatles, <mask> left Decca records due to financial disagreements. She broke her jaw when she and Jet Harris, a former bass guitarist of the Shadows, were in a limo that crashed. Harris 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 The reporting in the press of a relationship with Harris, an unhappily married man, earned Davis, still only 17, some unwanted publicity at a difficult time and may have been one of the factors which held back her career.An interview was included in the liner notes of the CD Whatcha Gonna Do? <mask> blamed the lost momentum on being unable to record for four months due to having her jaw wired shut after the accident. Many of the fashion styles of the 1960s are remembered: bobbed hair, long boots of the kind popularised by Honor Blackman in early episodes of The Avenger, and leather mini-skirts. The latter was said to have beaten her for the "percussive effect" when recording. Cream was described as "astonishingly photogenic" by her biographer. <mask> and Powell were partners in 1966 under the Piccadilly record label. "Swingin' Tight", which was popular, did not make the chart and the short lived pair was dissolved.<mask> returned to Decca in the late 1960s. Michael was her producer. Chip Taylor's "Angel of the Morning" was backed by P. P. Arnold and Kiki Dee. The bigger hit was recorded by Arnold. Although sales were affected by an industrial dispute at the manufacturing plant, <mask>' final chart entry was a Northern soul version of Jon Hendricks' "I Want You to be My Baby", originally recorded by Louis Jordan in 1952, which reached number 33 in October 1968. <mask> left Decca in 1971 after eight years. She was popular with audiences in the Spanish-speaking world and continued to record into the 1980s.The cover of "The Last One to be LOVED" was written by her. A retrospective collection of her recordings was released in 2005. She performed with Jet Harris for a series of concerts. Most of her life and career has been in North London. Her son was a DJ and died in 2014). Her daughter is an artist, designer and milliner. "Will I What" b/w "Bird, You Know I Love Ya" was released in the UK in August 1962."I'm thankful" (Blackwell) was b/w "Tell Him" in February 1963. "He's The One" b/w "V.I.P." May 1963, Decca F11658 UK No.

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title: Leslie Groves

texts: The Manhattan Project, a top secret research project that developed the atomic bomb during World War II, was directed by Lieutenant General <mask>., who oversaw the construction of the Pentagon. The son of a U.S. Army chaplain lived at various Army posts as a child. He was commissioned into the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers after graduating fourth in his class. He went to Nicaragua in 1929 to conduct a survey for the canal. The man who took over the Managua's water supply system after the 1931 earthquake was awarded the Nicaraguan Presidential Medal of Merit. He was posted to the War Department General Staff after attending the Command and General Staff School and the Army War College. In 1940, he became special assistant for construction to the Quartermaster General, tasked with inspecting construction sites and checking on their progress, and he developed a reputation as a doer, a driver, and a stickler for duty.The office complex for the War Department's 40,000 staff was created by him in August 1941. The Manhattan Project was taken over by Groves in September 1942. He was involved in the selection of sites for research and production at Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Los Alamos, New Mexico; and Hanford, Washington. He directed the enormous construction effort, made critical decisions on the various methods of isotope separation, acquired raw materials, and helped select the cities in Japan that were chosen as targets. Some of the most important secrets of the Manhattan Project were passed on to the Soviet Union by spies working within the project. After the war, the Manhattan Project was handed over to the United States Atomic Energy Commission. The armed forces special weapons project was created to control the military aspects of nuclear weapons.He was told by the Army Chief of Staff that he wouldn't be the Chief of Engineers. Three days later, he decided to leave the Army. He was promoted to lieutenant general just before his retirement in recognition of his leadership of the bomb program. His rank was backdated to 16 July 1945, when the Trinity nuclear test took place. He became a vice-president at the company. The third son of a pastor, and his wife Gwen née Griffith, was born in Albany, New York, on 17 August 1896. He had some French Huguenot ancestors who came to the United States in the 17th century.In December 1896, the pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian church in Albany resigned to become a United States Army chaplain. He was posted to the 14th Infantry in Washington in 1897. The 8th Infantry was sent to Cuba following the outbreak of the Spanish–American War. He was ordered to return to the 14th Infantry in the Philippines after completing his service in the Philippine–American War and the Boxer Rebellion. The 14th Infantry returned to the United States in 1901. The family moved to New Jersey and then back to Canada in 1905. He was hospitalized with Tuberculosis at Fort Bayard in 1905.He settled in southern California and bought a house. He was posted to Fort Apache, Arizona. The family returned to Altadena after spending the summers there. Fort William Henry Harrison, Montana was where the 14th Infantry was stationed in 1911. Grace (Boo) Wilson was the daughter of a career Army officer who had served with the 8th Infantry during their posting to Cuba. The 14th Infantry moved to Fort Lawton in Seattle, Washington, in 1913. In 1913, he entered Queen Anne High School and graduated in 1914.In order to get an appointment to the United States Military Academy, Groves took courses at the University of Washington while he was still in high school. He did not score high enough on the exam to be admitted, but he did get a nomination from President Wilson, which allowed him to compete for a position. The principal nominee accepted the alternate nominated by Charles W. Bell from California's 9th congressional district. Instead, he decided to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and take the West Point entrance exam. In 1916, Groves passed the test and was accepted. He said entering West Point fulfilled his greatest ambition. I had been in the Army all my life.After the United States declared war on Germany in April 1917, the program of instruction at West Point was shortened and the class graduated a year and a half ahead of schedule. The fourth place finish in his class earned him a commission as a second lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers, the first choice of most high ranking cadets. He wasn't good enough for baseball or track at West Point, he wasn't good enough for ice hockey at MIT, and he wasn't good enough for basketball at MIT. He only played football. He said that he was the number two centre but was on the bench most of the time. Today would be considered too light to play, because I was not very heavy. Between the wars, after the traditional month's leave following graduation from West Point, Groves reported to Camp A.A. Humphreys was promoted to first lieutenant on 1 May 1919. He went on an educational tour of the European battlefields of World War I. In 1919, after returning from Europe, he became a student officer at the Engineer School at Camp Humphreys. He was posted to the 7th Engineers as a company commander after graduation. He went back to Camp Humphreys in February of 1921 for the Engineer Basic Officers' Course. In August of 1921, he was posted to the 4th Engineers, stationed at Camp Lewis, Washington. He was posted to Fort Worden.He was able to pursue his relationship with Grace Wilson because he was close to Seattle. They were married in Seattle in 1922. Their marriage produced two children, a son and a daughter. In 1922, he received his first overseas posting as a company commander with the 3rd Engineers at the Schofield Barracks in Hawaii. He received a commendation for his work on the trail. He was posted to Texas in 1925 as an assistant to the District Engineer. The duties of Groves included opening the channel at Port Isabel.He became commander of Company D, 1st Engineers in 1927. He was sent to Vermont to assist with the 1st Engineers during the New England Flood of 1927. They built a pontoon bridge that was swamped and swept away by the flood waters. One man was killed and several others were seriously injured when a block of TNT blew up. The Chief of Engineers, Major General Edgar Jadwin, blamed Groves' superiors for writing a critical report on him. The man was returned to Fort DuPont. The purpose of the expedition was to conduct a survey for the Inter- Oceanic Nicaragua Canal.The man who took over the responsibility for the Managua's water supply system after the 1931 earthquake was awarded the Nicaraguan Presidential Medal of Merit. On October 20, 1934, Groves was promoted to captain. He was posted to Kansas City, Missouri, as assistant to the commander of the Missouri River Division after attending the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He attended the Army War College in 1939. He was posted to the War Department General Staff in Washington, D.C. on 1 July 1939. He became a special assistant for construction three weeks later. The fathers of the two men were close friends of Gregory's.The Construction Division of the Quartermaster Corps was tasked with preparing the necessary accommodations and training facilities for the vast army that would be created as the US Army was about to embark on a national mobilization. Poor living conditions at the construction sites hampered the enormous construction program. The Construction Division was charged with incompetence, ineptitude, and inefficiency by newspapers. One of the engineer officers brought in to turn the project around was a man who had a reputation as a doer, a driver, and a stickler for duty. He was supposed to check on the progress of the construction sites. Gregory asked Groves to take over command of the Fixed Fee Branch of the Construction Division as soon as he was promoted to colonel. On November 14, 1940, he assumed his new rank and duties.A series of reforms was instituted by Groves. He installed phone lines for the Supervising Construction Quartermasters, demanded weekly reports on progress, ordered that reimbursement vouchers be processed within a week, and 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 To guarantee quick delivery, he ordered his contractors to hire whatever special equipment they needed and to pay premium prices. The troops could begin moving in even while construction was still under way because of the priorities laid down by Groves. The worst of the crisis was over by mid-December. The essential accommodations and facilities for two million men were 95 percent complete. Between 1 July 1940 and 10 December 1941, the Construction Division let contracts worth $1,676,293,000 ($ with inflation), of which 1,47,991,000 ($ with inflation) were fixed-fee contracts.The head of the Construction Division, General Brehon B. Somervell, summoned Groves to a meeting on August 19th 1941. Major Hugh J.Casey, the chief of the Construction Division's Design and Engineering Section, and George Bergstrom, a former president of the American Institute of Architects were in attendance. The War Department's 40,000 staff would be housed in one building, a five-story, five-sided structure, designed byCasey and Bergstrom. The Pentagon had more square footage than the Empire State Building, making it the largest office building in the world. The estimated cost was $35 million and Somervell wanted floor space by March 1942. Bergstrom became the architect-engineer with Renshaw in charge of construction. The project employed over 12,000 people.The first people were moving in by the end of April and the space was ready by the end of May. The project cost some $63 million. Engineers who were not up to