title: Boris Tishchenko

texts: <mask> was a Russian and Soviet composer and pianist. <mask> was born in the city of Leningrad. He was a student at the Leningrad Musical College. He learned composition under Galina Ustvolskaya. He studied piano and composition with L. Logovinski at the Leningrad Conservatory. He took a postgraduate course with a composer. He joined the faculty of the Leningrad Conservatory in 1965, and became a professor in 1986.He was married three times. His first marriage produced a son. His second wife was a singer and they had a son. Both of these marriages ended in divorce. His third wife was a harpist and they had a son, Andrei. He had three wives and all of his sons survived him. His output includes eight numbered symphonies, nine unnumbered symphonies, two violin concertos, two cello concertos, a piano concerto, a harp concerto, and a concerto for flute and piano.<mask> is a typical representative of the composers' school. He was influenced by the music of his teachers very much. He was more attached to the native traditions of his homeland than he was to the experimental and modern ideas he tried. He scored his Second Cello Concerto for 48 cellos, 12 double-basses and percussion. He re-orchestrated it for a more practical combination ten years later. He repaid his master with the editing and transcription of a few scores by Shostakovich. The forbidden poem by Anna Akhmatova, written in the period of political stagnation in 1966, was a brave cultural gesture.The works stage is called Newly-Ploughed Virgin Soil. The Twelve is a ballet in four acts. The Death of Pushkin is a dramatic music. Ballet in one act, The Stolen Sun, and opera in one act, Op. 39. A Cockroach is a musical comedy in one act. The Choice is music to A. Arbuzov's Play, Op. That One Who Gets a Slap is a piece of music.The Circus Suite is from the above. Yaroslavna is a ballet in three acts. Advice and Love is a piece of music. The music for J. Anouilh's play is called A Lark. There is music to G. Hauptman's play. Music to M. Gorky's play, The Children of the Sun. There is music to D. Fonvizin's play.The Seven Call signs. The music for the Olympics in 1980 was not used. There is music to G. Shekhade's play. The music to W. Shakespeare's play is Richard the Third. Music to Yu. The play was written by Bondarev. Excuse Me is music to V. Astafiev's play.Continuation of Don Juan, music to A. radzinsky's play. There is music to A. Salinsky's play. Music to Yu. The play was written by Voronov. Light but not Heat is music to A. Ostrovsky's play. The Three Sisters is music to Chekhov's play. The Dog's Heart is music to Chervinsky's play.The event is music to Nabokov's play. Music to Molire's play was written by George Dandin. Music for drama production after A. Chekhov. Music On One Planet is a film. The birth of a ship. The Pier of That Shore was published in 1969. The Word about Prince Igor Troop was published in 1971.The Day of Reception on Personal Issues was not released. The Children As Children, Op. 59 was published in 1974. Light in a Window was written in 1978. Sergei Ivanovich is retiring. Yet before the War is an Op. The Fires, Op. 86 was not used. Savovich, Op.100 was about lost time. The Orchestral Symphonies were written in the late 80's. The first Op. The symphony was written in 1961. 2 (Marina), Op. The symphony was written in 1964. 3, Op.The symphony was released in 1966. There is a narrator in Op. 4. 61 (1974) is a symphony. 5, Op. 67 (1976) is a symphony. Op 105 (1988) is a symphony. 7, Op.The symphony was released in 1994. 8, Op. 149 symphony The Praelu e Fugue is for the string orchestra. A French symphony. 12/116 was published in 1959. Danaide is a poem.Octaves, Op. Palekh, Op. 26 was published in 1963. The opera Sinfonia Robusta, Op. 34 was written in the 1960's. Praeludium in E is a piece. The Blockade Chronicle is a symphony for full orchestra. The symphony Dante No. was composed in theChoreo-symphonic cycle. "Among the living"123 No. The Dante symphony was released in 1998. "Abandon Hope, All Ye Who Enter Here" 123 No. 2 (2000) Dante symphony 3 "Inferno" 123 No.3 (2001) Dante symphony "Purgatory", Op. 4 123 No. The Dante symphony was released in 2003 5 "Paradise" 123 No. 5 is a symphony.There is a huge symphony for the string orchestra. Variations on three themes by D. Shostakovich for symphony orchestra. The Concertante Piano Concerto was written in 2005. The Violin Concerto was written in 1962. The first Op. 9/29/1958 The Violin Concerto was written in 1964.2, Op. There is a cello symphony. For solo cello, 17 wind instruments, percussion, and harmonium. The cello symphony was also orchestrated by Dmitri Shostakovich. 2, for solo cello, 48 cellos, 12 double-basses, and percussion. The Concerto for Flute, Piano and String Orchestra was rearranged in 1979. The Harp Concert, Op. 54 was written in 1972The Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Orchestra was written in 1977. There are piano Variations for piano. The piano duos were written in the 1st half of the 20th century. The first Op. 3/121 was published in 1957. The piano duet no. 1995 2, Op.17 is a piano duet. 3, Op. The piano duet No. 32 was written in the 1960's. 4, Op. The piano duet No. 53 was written in 1972. 5, Op. The piano duet No. 56 was written in 1973.6, Op. 64 is a piano duet. 7, with bells. The piano duet No. 85 was written in 1982. 8, Op. The piano duet No. 99 was written in 1986. 9, Op.The piano duet No. 114 was written in 1992. 10 (Eureka! ), Op. The piano duet No. 124 was written in 1997. The 11th Op. There is a Suite for Piano No. The first Op.There is a suite for the piano. 2, Op. A Muleteer is a fable for piano. There are three riddles for piano. There are eight portraits for piano 4-hands. The concert is on the theme of P. Dvoirin, Op. The concert is on the theme of P. Dvoirin.There is a solo violin no. 133. The first Op. There is a symphony for solo violin. 2, Op. There is a song for solo cello. The first Op. There is a solo cello no. 18.2, Op. There is a solo cello no. 76. 3, Op. There are 12 Inventions for Organ, Op. The Capriccio for Violin and Piano was written in 1964. There are two pieces for percussion. Four Pieces for Tuba solo was written in 1970.There were twelve portraits for the organ. Fantasy for Violin and Piano was published in 1992. There is a song for recorder and organ. The Chamber Praeludium e Fugue is for string quartets. The first Op. There are 8 string quartets. 2, Op.13 is a string quartet. 3, Op. 47 is a string quartet. 4, Op. There was a string quartet. 5, Op. 90 is a string quartet.6, Op. The suite for ensemble is called Northern Exercises. The 42 Piano Quintet was published in 1968. The Dog's Heart was written for the chamber ensemble. There is a symphony for clarinet and piano trio. The cantata was written after Vladimir Mayakovsky. The suite for Soprano, Soprano and Chamber-Orchestra was written in 1959.Anna Akhmatova performed in the opera and symphony orchestra. Hard Frost is aria for orchestra. The choral-symphonic cycle after Dante's "Divine Comedy" was published in 1974. The Run of Time is a vocal cycle on poems by Anna Akhmatova. 135b is a vocal cycle for medium voice and piano. There are four choruses for a chorus. 14 No.1 1959 Energy, fugue for chorus a cappella. 14 No. The Wedding Song for Female Chorus was written in 1959 The vocal cycle for the piano and Soprano is called Sad Songs. Marina Tsvetaeva wrote three songs for piano and medium voice. O. Driz wrote Five Songs to Verses for medium voice and piano. The Will for the Soprano, Harp and Organ.96 was written for my brother. The Garden of Music is a cantata. The Chelom Wise Men are a vocal-instrumental quartet for violin, Soprano, Bass, and Piano. The Devildraft is a cycle for medium voice and piano. 120 (1995) Sea Background is a collection of poems by A. Tolstoy. There are three romances for middle voice and piano in Our Hour of Death is Inevitable. Simple Truth is a collection of three romances on poems.It was an Op. The Run of Time is a vocal cycle on poems by Anna Akhmatova. The Orange is a vocal cycle on poems of different poets. Strong Thoughts, for chorus and soloist, Op. 137. 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Four Poems by Captain Lebyadkin were part of the vocal cycle of words by Dostoyevsky. Orchestration of Shostakovich vocal cycle, Op. 97, Antiformalistic Little Paradise. Orchestration of four romances by Grieg. There are five romances on poems from the magazine "Crocodile". There is a vocal cycle by I. Schlein. Part of the symphony "Americas" was lost.Lamento is the third movement of the piano symphony. Beethoven wrote 29 for harp and string orchestra. The beginning of Part IV was reconstructed in 2005. 2 by I. Schlein. 141 is a piece by Maurice Ravel. In the form of Habaera, External links reMusik's page on composer <mask>.

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title: Shaquem Griffin

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texts: <mask> is an American football player who is a free agent. He and his brother Shaquill played college football for the University of Central Florida Knights. When he was 4 years old, he lost his left hand and received a lot of media attention. He was selected as a fifth round pick by the Seahawks. Less than two minutes after Shaquill, Shaquem was born to Terry and Tangie. Shaquem was born with amniotic band syndrome, which causes his fingers on his left hand to not fully develop. At 4 years of age, he tried to cut off his hand with a butcher knife because of the pain.His parents scheduled an amputation the next day after his mother took the knife away. While playing sports without his left hand, he was able to compete in track, baseball, and football with his brother. He attended high school in St. Pete, Florida, where he played safety on the football team. He attended the Combine. He was part of the team that reached the 2012 Florida 5A regional semifinals. He was named to the Second Team All-Suncoast and Second Team 5A All-State. He was a player in the 2012 Florida Athletic Coaches Association North-South All-Star Game.He was selected to the U.S. Under-19 National Team by USA Football, playing for whom he earned national attention after he made a play. He was a three-star recruit according to Rivals. He was a four-year letter earner in track and field, including the 4x100 relay, triple jump, shot put, and discus. He was named the track and field athlete of the year in Pinellas County after winning the triple jump state title. He was interested in collegiate track and field programs. Shaquem and his brother Shaquill were both offered football scholarships at the University of Central Florida, with Shaquill rejecting offers from other teams including the Miami Hurricanes, his dream team, to play with Shaquem. He finished his college career at UCF with 17 sacks and 30 tackles for a loss.There were two notable plays during the season, one of which was a touchdown recovery versus the Austin Peay Governors. <mask> had a brief stint as a second string player on the depth chart before being demoted to third string and then scout team. Scott Frost was hired as head coach for the 2016 and 2017 seasons, which led to a rise in the number of redshirt senior seasons. He said that after his winless third season under O'Leary, coach Frost brought him back into the light and gave him the opportunity he had been waiting for. I took advantage of it. He was the 2016 American Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year. A national championship was claimed by UCF in their senior season.In November of last year, he told Warner and the network that he would continue his football career in the league. <mask> was at UCF for one season longer than Shaquill. Shaquill was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round, while <mask> stayed on for his redshirt senior year at UCF. One of two recipients of the NCAA Inspiration Award, presented to individuals currently or formerly associated with NCAA athletics for especially inspiring efforts in dealing with life-changing personal situations, was <mask>. He was one of the first people to report being sexually abused by Larry Nassar. Despite not receiving an invitation, he participated in the NFL Scouting Combine. He made headlines for running the 40-yard dash in 4.38 seconds, the fastest time for a linebacker since the league released official statistics, and for performing 20 reps in the bench press.Despite the fact that he was not projected as a first round pick, he accepted the invitation to the NFL draft on March 29, 2018, despite the fact that he was not projected as a first round pick. He would have been the first one-handed player drafted into the NFL if chosen, as he received extensive press and social media coverage leading up to and during the draft. He was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in the fifth round, returning him to his brother Shaquill. The four-year deal was signed on May 17th. In his preseason debut against the Indianapolis Colts on August 9, 2018, <mask> led his team in tackles with six solo tackles and three assisted tackles. He had four solo and three assisted tackles in the final week of the preseason against the Oakland Raiders. For the entire preseason of the National Football League, <mask> and Calitro were tied for the most tackles with fifteen.In the first game of his career, K. J. Wright was unable to play, so Robert was named a starter. He made three solo tackles in the loss to the Broncos. During the 28–23 loss to the Packers in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, <mask> recorded one sack. The team signed him to the practice squad the next day after he was cut from the final roster. After the team's week 3 game against the Dallas Cowboys, he reverted to the practice squad. On October 2, 2020, he was promoted to the active roster. During the 40–3 win against the New York Jets, a sack was recorded on Sam Darnold.He signed a one-year contract with the Miami Dolphins. He was re-signed to the practice squad on August 31, 2021. On October 19 he was released. The United States Achievement Academy Student of excellence Award, the Mr. LHS Award, and the 2012 Mike June Courage Award all came from high school. He received a key to the city in high school. He and Shaquill founded a track club in their hometown. Inseparable: How Family and Sacrifice Forging a Path to the NFL was written by Shaquem and Shaquill.A new year. There are people from the United States and African-American players of American football.

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title: Joe Jacobson

texts: A Welsh professional footballer who plays as a left back is named <mask>. He was the captain of the Wales U21 team and also the captain of the reserve team. He was a member of League Two's Team of the Year in 2016 and League One's Team of the Year in 2020. <mask> was born and grew up in Llanishen, Wales, and is Jewish. Sam is his brother. His family is a part of the United Synagogue. In July of 2006 he signed a professional contract with his hometown club.He made his league debut on April 22, 2006 as a substitute for Chris Barker. He was voted the Man of The Match by the local press after making his first start in the Football League Cup. The Herald Express reported in November 2006 that <mask> was going to sign for Torquay United on a loan. The deal fell through when the chairman of Torquay refused to approve the deal. He joined Stanley on a loan and they played their first Football League Two match away at Grimsby on November 25th. After joining Bristol Rovers on loan until the end of the season, he signed on a permanent basis in the summer of 2007. During a second round League Cup match against West Ham United on August 28, 2007, Jacobson was the subject of controversy after making a tackle on Kieron Dyer.He was unavailable for both domestic and international selection because of the broken bones in his right leg. When Curbishley saw the tackle again, he apologized to Jacobson, and this was dismissed with a written apology. The Young Player of the Year Award was given by the Bristol Rovers Supporters Club. He was voted Young Player of the Year and helped the team to promotion to League 1 and to the quarter final of the FA Cup. He won an award in 2008. On May 8, 2009, it was announced that he would be leaving Bristol Rovers at the end of his contract. On June 18, 2009, Jacobson signed a two-year contract with Oldham Athletic.He made his debut for Oldham on November 24, 2009, playing 45 minutes as a substitute in a 3:nil defeat to Walsall. He was transferred to the first team in July of 2010 along with five other players. He joined Stanley on a loan. Stanley had an option to extend the loan until the end of the season. He scored his first goal for the club the next day. He joined Stanley on a permanent basis on January 31, 2011. On June 28, 2011, it was announced that he would join Shrewsbury Town on a two-year deal.He told reporters that he wanted to be there. <mask> scored his first goal as a Shrewd player in a 7–2 away win against Northampton Town, after making his first appearance for the town in a 2–0 home win against Crewe. He became the first-choice left-back with Graham Turner when he made 45 appearances for Shrewsbury Town in 2011. In the absence of Matt Richards, he captained the team in the 2012–13 season as they secured their League One status with a 0–0 draw away at Colchester United. In the final two matches of the season, he scored in both of them. A clause in his contract allowed him to extend his stay at the end of the season. He was released at the end of his contract.He signed a two-year contract with the club on July 1st. He scored his first career hat-trick with a free kick and two direct corners. He was a member of League Two's Team of the Year. He was the League One Player of the month in November. In July 2020 there were discussions about extending his contract. The 'Players' Player' award was voted for by the playing squad. At the age of 14, Jacobson represented Great Britain at the 2001 Maccabiah Games in Israel.The Wales Under-21 side narrowly lost to England in the European Championship play-offs in October 2008 after beating France and Romania. John Toshack named him in the senior squad for a while, but he is yet to make his senior team debut. Player's Player of the Season: 2020–21 Individual Player of the Year: 2020–21 Individual Player of the Year: 2020–21 Individual Player of the Year: 2020–21 Individual Player of the Year: 2020–21 Individual Player of the Year: 2020–21 Individual Player The players are from Stanley F.C. The players are from Bristol Rovers F.C. The players are from Oldham Athletic A.F.C. The players are from Shrewsbury Town F.C.The players of the club. Football players from the English Football League compete in the 2001 Maccabiah Games.

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title: Joyce Brothers

texts: <mask> was an American psychologist, television personality, advice columnist, and writer. She became famous in 1955 for winning the top prize on a game show. She became a pioneer in the field of pop psychology because of her fame from the game show. <mask> was the first to change psychological concepts in the American mainstream. In addition to her syndicated columns, she contributed a monthly column for Good Housekeeping for nearly 40 years. As <mask> became the "face of psychology" for American audiences, she often appeared in various television roles as herself. She began to accept fictional roles that spoofed her "woman psychologist" persona from the 1970s onward.She has worked for five decades across various genres. Many groups recognized <mask> for her strong leadership as a woman in the psychological field and for helping to destigmatize the profession overall. <mask> Bauer was the daughter of Morris K. Bauer and Estelle Rapport. She was raised in a Jewish household in New York. She was close to Elaine Goldsmith. <mask> said that her father treated her like a son and even named her "Joseph" before she was born. She grew up in an environment where her status as a female made no difference to the family's expectations of high academic excellence for all their children.She was often described as a studious person, thriving on hard work and academic achievement. She married a man who went on to become an internist. <mask> lost her husband to cancer. After the death of her husband, <mask> fell into a state of depression and contemplated suicide, but she used her work to achieve inner peace and recover. <mask> and her husband had a lot of children. Education <mask> graduated from a high school. She graduated with a B.S. from Cornell University after majoring in home economics and psychology.The degree was given in 1947. <mask> was a member of a Greek organization. She obtained an M.A. at Columbia University. In 1949, he received a degree in psychology. Her thesis was titled "Anxiety avoidance and escape behavior as measured by action potential in muscle". She was a research assistant at Columbia, an instructor at Hunter College, and a research fellow at UNESCO from 1949 to 1959 while working on her graduate studies. <mask> received a fellowship from the American Association of University Women in 1952 to complete her degree.<mask> had been licensed as a psychologist in New York. <mask>' first television appearance was at the age of 28. At that time, her husband was making $50 a month as a medical intern at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, which was not enough to support themselves and their three-year-old daughter. She was driven to enter as a contestant on The $64,000 Question to escape what <mask> called the "slum-like conditions" of her New York City walkup. One of the top-charting shows of the time was the $64,000 Question, and it had the largest prize of all the current quiz shows. To become a contestant, <mask> had to write a letter stating her hobbies, why she would make a great contestant, and what she would do with the winnings. She got an interview with Mert Koplin, the show's producer.While in her letter she discussed her qualifications in the field of psychology and home economics, she was not allowed to use her expert knowledge for the show, as The $64,000 Question did not allow participants to be quizzed on topics of their expertise or profession. <mask> had to come up with a new topic area for her to be questioned on. With the gender roles of the time in mind, he thought he could draw in the most viewers by juxtaposing <mask>' perceived weakness as a woman with the idea that she knew a lot about a more masculine field. He said <mask> should be given a topic about something that she shouldn't know about, like boxing or football. She studied twenty-volume boxing encyclopedias and many years' worth of Ring Magazine issues and worked with boxing writer Nat Fleischer and former Olympic boxing champion and New York State Athletic Commissioner Edward P.F Eagan. She progressed on the show after studying. Despite the show's producers trying to stump her at $16,000, she exceeded expectations and won the top prize.<mask> used her photographic memory and focus to learn everything she could and quickly became an expert in the subject area of boxing. <mask> was given a chance to be the color commentator for the boxing match between Carmen Basilio and Sugar Ray Robinson because of her success on The $64,000 Question. She was the first female boxing commentator. <mask> appeared on the spin-off series The $64,000 Challenge, which brought in the winners of The $64,000 Question and matched them against experts in the field. <mask> won against seven other competitors and walked off with the maximum prize. It would take over a million dollars in winnings in 2021. One of the contestants who was cleared of cheating allegations was <mask>, who was one of the contestants in The $64,000 Question and The $64,000 Challenge.<mask> co-hosted the sports showcase after the success of the quiz show. She was one of the first female sports commentators. A local afternoon show on NBC's WRCA-TV Brothers' wish to use her platform to practice psychology was provided through reading letters from people who submitted them to the radio. On NBC's WRCA-TV, there was an opportunity for four weeks. <mask> appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson as a way for the public to get to know her more than just through the advice columns. She provided psychological updates on the accounts of the current social climate with more than ninety appearances on the show. She appeared on daytime television programs like Good Morning America, Today, Entertainment Tonight, and CNN as well as late-night television shows like The Steve Allen Show, Body Language, and The Dick Cavet.The German chemical company Hoechst provided Joyce Brothers with her own talk show to promote their new textile fibre. While <mask> had the chance to host her own show and allow the public to learn more about her, the show's ultimate function was to promote Trevira and the company's latest fashions. This was evident in almost every aspect of the show, from when <mask> casually mentioned the topic of fashion to the very set itself, which was decorated entirely in the Trevira fabric. The show moved from the Broadway Theatre District in New York to the studio 6B at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in its second year. There were guest interviews, musical performances, how-to-demos, and a weekly segment dedicated to psychology on Living Easy with Dr. <mask>. 200 shows were aired over three years. Stakeholders and the public criticized the show because they believed there was not enough focus on psychology and that <mask> was failing to adequately incorporate her psychological expertise.A decade after Living Easy with Dr. <mask>, <mask> began a new show. There were 16 one-hour weekly installments on the Disney Channel. She appeared on cable television. The themes surrounding the show were family oriented, with each show consisting of a comedian, a special guest star, and calls from viewers to provide advice from a psychological and educational standpoint. In August 1985, <mask> was given her own television show on a New York station, but she began doing an advice show about relationships during which she answered questions from the audience. She recalled that sponsors were nervous about whether a television psychologist could succeed, but viewers expressed their gratitude for her show, telling her she was giving them the information they could not get elsewhere. Predicting for American football, the psychology of football, women's changing clothing styles, HIV and AIDS, school shootings, and more were covered by <mask>.<mask> brought psychology to the mainstream media. <mask> presented syndicated advice shows on radio and television for more than four decades. Her shows were called The Dr. <mask> Brothers Show and Dr. Brothers to Tell Me. She posed for photographs with the Beatles on their first visit to the US. <mask> made a few appearances in Police Squad. She played a sports commentator in the first spinoff film, The Naked Gun. She played herself in two sitcoms, The Nanny and Taxi, as well as a season 4 episode of the popular sitcom.In season 4 of The Simpsons, she voiced an animated version of herself, as well as a season 1 episode of Frasier portraying a "nut", and a second-season episode of Entourage. She plays a crime scene pathologist in the movie National Lampoon's: Loaded Weapon. A syndicated newspaper column that she began writing in the 1970s was printed in more than 300 newspapers. What Every Woman Should Know About Men was published in 1981 and Widowed was published in 1991. The 1998– 2004 incarnation of Hollywood Squares used her advice as a source for questions. <mask> was skilled in navigating the male-dominated media industry. <mask> wrote best-selling books with advice on how to achieve a successful marriage and career.As a public crisis counselor, she was asked to comment on issues like Princess Diana's death and the explosion of the Challenger space shuttle. In 1972, <mask> spoke about homosexuality, and in 1959 she spoke about the trans community. She was a constant presence on CNN for gun control legislation. She helped a man on air who was blind in one eye and nearly blind in the other, contemplate suicide. National Save-A-Life was able to contact him because she kept him on air for thirty minutes. In 1971 a woman called in and said she was going to overdose on sleeping pills. <mask> was able to get a phone number from the woman to get an ambulance because the show was left running for 3 more hours.The dean of her department told her that since she was taking the position of a man who would use the degree, it would be best if she dropped her position. <mask> kept her position. She was a product of the time, as evidenced by her belief that her husband should be the main earner. She gave up on pursuing a career in psychology for herself because she could be in competition with her husband. When <mask> was asked by women for advice on when their husband would show interest in other women, she would ask the caller to look at themselves and ask what they could do to be more like the women their husbands seemed to chase. <mask> became involved with issues of women's rights. She was the acting chair of the US delegation for the 16th assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women when she testified in front of the platform committee on women's issues.She spoke about employment, retirement income, and anti-ageism in television characters at a congressional hearing in 1979. As her fame grew there was an increase in disapproval among psychologists and psychiatrists. They questioned the validity of her psychological claims and her authority in providing psychological advice. A growing number of psychologists believed the advice she gave to her audience was unethical because she did not hold a clinical degree and she was giving advice to strangers, not to patients with whom she had professional relationships. The authors of " Women of Psychology" stated that "traditional psychologists smile subtly when her name is mentioned and they often complain that she actually does more damage than good." The form in which <mask>' advice was provided was objected to by many American Psychological Association members. The uproar in the community was caused by <mask>' very public professional activities.Roger Turtle and <mask> discussed the process of her TV appearances at the end of one of her appearances. There were 15 hours spent preparing for each show, with consultations with other professionals and the breakdown of the grand field of psychology to be understood in terms of everyday language. There were many references to scientific research and explicit statements that psychology is more than just a source of entertainment during the actual shows. "Professionalize and de-stigmatize psychology" was provided by these shows. <mask> wanted to give people a different perspective on mental health because it was stigmatized and not covered in the media. The public was able to see psychologists as real people. Marriage, parenting, work, money, infidelity and sex are just some of the topics that people wrote to get advice on.The mainstream media normalized these topics with an explicit importance on therapy for everyday life and not only those with mental illness stated. The Women of Achievement Award, Federation of Jewish Women, Professional Woman of the Year, Business and Professional Women's Club, and Award of the Parkinson Disease Foundation were some of the honors and awards <mask> received. <mask> has been recognized in many different areas. She received an L.H.D. from Franklin Pierce college in 1969. <mask> passed away at her home in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Respiratory failure was the cause, according to <mask> Arbisser. An entry about <mask> profile at the Jewish Women's Archive is one of the External links.

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title: Fernand Bonnier de La Chapelle

texts: <mask> was a member of the French resistance during World War II. The high commissioner of French North Africa and West Africa, Franois Darlan, was assassinated on December 24, 1942. <mask> was the son of a French journalist who was a monarchist and a protester against fascists. Bonnier was involved with a group that wanted to make the Count of Paris the King of France. After France's surrender to Nazi Germany, he attended a demonstration of anti-German students at the Arc de Triomphe. He illegally crossed the border to join the free zone. His father was a journalist for The Algerian Dispatch.He was surprised by the Allied landings on 8 November 1942. He regretted that his friends who had helped in the success of the landing had not asked him to. Bonnier was one of the first to commit to the training under the direction of Henri d'Astier <mask> Vigerie. The training was started by a resistance group. The "Admiral of the Fleet" Franois Darlan was collaborating with the Nazis. They objected to serving under generals who had attacked the Allied forces at Oran and in Morocco. The Corps Francs d'Afrique maintained unofficial relations with the police after d'Astier became the deputy secretary of the interior.<mask> was the liaison. He met Lieutenant Father Pierre-Marie Cordier at the home of Henri d'Astier. Eisenhower agreed to allow Darlan to govern French North Africa and West Africa after he surrendered to Allied forces. The French population and people in Washington and London were upset. The Corps Francs covered the walls with slogans that mocked Darlan, such as "Admiral to the fleet!" Darlan was attacked for his past collaboration with Germany, but also for his present attitude, which was to uphold the exclusion laws inspired by Germany, as well as other repressive Vichy policies, such as internment in concentration camps of thousands of French resistance fighters, Spanish Republicans and Central European Democrats. Bonnier, Otto Gross, Robert and Philippe Tournier Ragueneau decided to kill Darlan.They were involved in the operation of 8 November 1942. Bonnier drew the shortest straws. Bonnier got an old "Ruby" 7.65 pistol after the draw. The date of 24 December 1942 was chosen. After hearing his confession, he received absolution. He had lunch with d'Astier that day because he failed to find Darlan that morning. They returned to the Summer Palace after eating.The Frigate captain Hourcade was with the admiral after some time. Bonnier shot Darlan twice, once in the face and once in the chest, and Hourcade once in the thigh. The other offices in the Palais captured him. He claimed to have acted alone and seemed unworried about the consequences. He was sentenced to death in less than an hour the next morning. Bonnier said he acted for reasons of moral purity. Bonnier was sent to the military tribunal of Algiers by the judge.Requests for further investigation were rejected by the court that night. The accused were represented by my Viala and Sansonetti. The rest of the procedure took less than an hour. Bonnier was sentenced to death by the court. The lawyers asked for clemency. The law required the Head of State to hear the appeal. The procedure would have had to wait for the end of hostilities.Nogues declared himself acting High Commissioner under an order issued by Darlan on December 2, 1942. According to the legal order of Vichy, the order was invalid. The clemency petition was immediately rejected by Nogues. Henri Giraud, who was head of military justice as Commander-in-chief, ordered his execution to take place the next morning. Bonnier asked to speak to a police officer after he was convicted. Bonnier said that Henri d'Astier was implicated. Garidacci kept his confession to himself in order to blackmail d'Astier.The members of the Imperial Council elected Giraud to replace Darlan. He told d'Astier and others it was too late. <mask> <mask> <mask> was put to death in Hussein-Dey. Theories about who may have been behind the assassination were fueled by his quick trial and execution. On December 21, 1945, the Chamber judgment revision of the Court of Appeals on Algiers ruled that the assassination was in the interest of liberation of France. Rick Atkinson wrote An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa. Paris: The Dark Years: 1940–1944, New York: Oxford University Press, 2001.The Path to Victory: The Mediterranean Theater in World War II was written by Douglas Porch. French Resistance members were executed by firing squad in Algeria after being convicted of murder in France.

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title: Erhard Göpel

texts: <mask> was a German art historian and high level Nazi agent who acquired art, including looted art, for Hitler's Fhrer museum. <mask>, also known as Goepel, studied art history with Theodor Hetzer, who received his doctorate in 1937 with a thesis on "Anthonis van Dyck, Philipp Le Roy and the copper engravers". As an art critic, Gpel wrote for liberal daily newspapers such as the Vossische Zeitung and the Berliner Tageblatt, as well as articles for the journal Kunst und Knstler. Gpel was an interpreter for the armed forces during the Nazi era. The representative of the Linz special commission to the Reich Commissioner in the occupied Dutch territories was Gpel. In the fall of 1944, Goepel and Gurlitt traveled to the Netherlands to buy paintings for Hitler's FhrerMuseum in Linz. Hitler set up an organization to acquire art for the Fuehrer museum in Linz.Hans Posse was the first director. The art historian was the new director of the gallery and head of the special order. Much of the works for Hitler's museum were procured under Gpel's supervision, and were either stolen from Jews or acquired under duress. In France, Gpel was active. The deputy head of the fine arts in Paris set up an office in the rooms of the task force. In 1943 Gpel played a leading role in the acquisition of large parts of the "Alphonse Schloss" Jewish art collection, which was seized in France and which was stolen from the owners in the south of France in cooperation with the police of the Vichy regime and the Reichsleiter An ERR task force under the command of Lohse and Borchers stole the collection from a castle in southern France and handed it over to the government.The Louvre bought 49 of the paintings. The special order Linz was selected from the remaining stock. The pictures were received by Gpel and Lohse from the French on November 3, 1943 in the Jeu de Paume Museum. The painter Max Beckmann, who was vilified by the National Socialists, was protected by Gpel. The relationship between the painter and Gpel is still unclear today. After the painter's death in 1950, Gpel's post-war journalistic activities began. Gpel was the subject of a portrait in 1944.The central figures in Dream of Monte Carlo were identified by art historians as Gpel and Bruno Lohse, who were notorious Nazi art looters. The Art Looting Investigation Unit investigated <mask> Gpel for his involvement in the Nazi loot of art. The Art Looting Investigation Unit published reports about the Nazi art trade. The E.R.R organization and the Hermann Goering Collection were mentioned in the Consolidated Interrogation Reports. Gpel was a lecturer at Prestel-Verlag and an art critic after the war. There is an article for the Sddeutsche Zeitung. The activities of the Third Reich made it difficult for a museum career to succeed.Many of its advocates collaborated with the Linz Special Mission. One of Hitler's most important art advisors at the time was the General Director of the Bavarian State Painting Collections, who wanted to get him this museum position. In 1955, Gpel published "Max Beckmann der Konstruktor", "Max Beckmann in his late years", and "Max Beckmann's diaries from 1940 to 1950". Eyewitness reports. He was one of the founding members of the Max Beckmann Society. The large two-volume catalog of paintings that his wife Barbara Gpel completed after his death in 1966 was helped by the Max Beckmann Society. There is ongoing research into Gpel.The discovery of the Gurlitt trove in the home of the son of Gurlitt renewed interest in Gpel's relations with Gurlitt and other known dealers of Nazi looted art. The Berlin State Museums (Staatlichen Museen Berlin) received a collection of artwork from Gpel's widow, Barbara, which included forty-six drawings and fifty-two graphics by Max Beckmann. The donation was controversial because of Goepel's role in the Nazi theft of art. There was no concrete cause for suspicion that these works were looted, according to the Berlin State museums. It was acquired by Gpel for Hitler's museum. There was a lot 24 at Van Marle and Bignell. Ignatz Wiemeler is a writer.There is a book called Rohrer Verlag. The name of the city is Leipzig, Brnn U. a. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a Anthonis van Dyck, Philipp Le Roy, and the Kupferstecher are all in the same area. Prestel, Frankfurt a. M. 1940. Phil. Diss.The year 1940. The Bretagne is called Volkstum, Geschichte, and it is written in German. A. Conrad. Paris um 1940, Ein Armee-OberKommando. Die Normandie. Von Armeeoberkommando. Hrsg.<mask> Gpel. Staackmann was born in 1942. Weitere Auflagen Pariser Zeitung was published in Paris in 1942. <mask> Goepel ist fr 1944 Den Freunden in Herzlichkeit. Druck Haumont was in Paris in 1944. There is a person named Max Beckmann. The name of the company is der zeichner.Mnchen, 1954. Max was in spten Jahren. Mnchen 1955Deutsche Holzschnitte des XX. Jahrhunderts. Insel-Bcherei Nr. was founded in 1955. Mnchen is a city in Germany. There is a Stadt.Lindau 1955 was written by Max Beckmann. The Maler. Mnchen 1957. Max Beckmann, Die Argonauten, is a song. Einfhrung von Erhard Gpel. In 1957, Reclam was in Stuttgart. The portrtplastik is from Germany.Insel-Bcherei Nr. was published in 1958. Dokumente und Vortrge ist bei Beckmann. Fr die Max-Beckmann Gesellschaft. Von Hans Martin Frhr. von Erhard Gpel. Mnchen 1962. Barbara Gpel.There is a person named Max Beckmann. There is a Katalog der Gemlde. 2 Bde. Hrsg. Hans Martin Freiherr was referred to as the Max Beckmann Gesellschaft 3. Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Bern, Berichte ist Max Beckmann.Hrsg. Barbara Gpel versehen. Gnter Busch is the subject of this article. M. 1984. There is a book called "888-607-31663". The faustian bargain is literature about <mask> Gpel. There was an art world in Nazi Germany.Oxford in 2000. Stephan Reimertz was talking to Max Beckmann. A biographie. Mnchen in 2003 There is a museum about Hitler. Dokumente zum "Fhrermuseum" is the title of the Fotoalben GemldeGalerie Linz. In 2004.The Bibliophile Buche der Bauerschen Gieerei is in Frankfurt. The article was published on the 20th of 2007. The person is Andreas Hansert. Bibliophilen und Kunstmzens, Wien 2009, Christian Fuhrmeister, Susanne Kienlechner: <mask> Gpel im Nationalsozialismus. Zentralinstitut fr Mnchen ist online. 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title: Paul Mees

texts: <mask> was an Australian academicSpecialising in urban planning and public transport. The death of <mask> was 14 months after he was diagnosed with cancer. He was 52 years old. He was an associate professor in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at the time of his death. Outside of academic circles, <mask> was well known for his advocacy and activism in support of public transport as a means of sustainable transport, particularly in urban areas. In both his campaigning and academic work, Mees confronted powerful interests, questioned the status quo and challenged common community perceptions of good policy and practice. It was the fusion of his achievements as a scholar and activist that made him stand out.After his death, Senator Wright paid tribute to him in the Australian Senate. The Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) was posthumously awarded to him for his service to public transport and urban planning as an academic and advocate for creating sustainable cities. Scholarship began his career as a lawyer in the 1980's. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws from the University of Melbourne and was admitted to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria. He practiced industrial relations law for a while at Gill Kane & Co. When he left the law in the early 1990s to study at the University of Melbourne, his thesis accounted for the relative success of the former compared to the latter in the post-war period. He got his PhD in 1997.His thesis is considered an authoritative text in the field. After a period as a research fellow at the Australian National University's Urban Research Program, in 1998 <mask> returned to the University of Melbourne to teach and research. He was demoted by the university in 2008 after a public uproar over academic independence. The university's main complaint was related to public criticisms of state government officials. By that time, <mask> had accepted a position at RMIT University. In 2012 he was promoted to associate professor. The planning of public transport in cities was the focus of <mask>'s work.He was a strong advocate for public transport, but less so for urban bicycles. The basis for the European Union's 2005 HiTrans project was provided by his work. He was a member of the international advisory council. Improvements to urban public transport planning in Australia and planning decision support tools for multimodal urban transport systems were his most recent research. As part of his undergraduate degree, <mask> studied environmental law. From 1992 to 2001 he was the president of the Public Transport Users Association and he became involved in public transport advocacy because of his interest in sustainable transport. Over three decades, <mask> was a provocative and articulate contributor to public debates on transport planning in Victoria, Australia, and arguably the best-known authority on public transport and urban planning in Australia.In addition to the many public platforms he shared with experts and commentators, <mask> was a sought-after media spokesman, making hundreds of appearances in both print and electronic media around Australia over the decades. He was interviewed a month before he died. Legal actions attempting to prevent the construction of expensive transport projects contrary to his views on what constituted good public transport policy were one of the notable activist projects with which <mask> involved himself. The legality of parts of the largest urban infrastructure project in Australia's history was questioned in the late 1990s. The building of a marshalling yard and a new tram "superstop" in front of the main entrance to the University of Melbourne's Parkville campus was opposed by <mask>. He helped to establish the Public Transport First Party in Victoria in the early 2000s, campaigning in selected electorates on transport-related issues. Despite being seriously ill, <mask> persisted in his campaigning.He questioned the quality of research behind the Victorian Government's proposed east–west tunnel link, recording a video presentation for a major public meeting a week before his death. During the 1980s and 1990s, <mask> was an active member of the Australian debating community. He debated at school, university, and adult level. The Executive of the Debaters Association of Victoria, as well as the selection and training of the Victorian Schools Debating Team, were all done by <mask>. He was a member of the winning team at the National Debating Championships in 1992. A journalist, academic and teacher were married in 1988. The age of <mask> was 52 when he died in June.His parents were a retired barrister and a lawyer, as well as his three younger brothers, Peter, Bernard and Stephen. The publication Do public choice and public transport mix? An Australian-Canadian comparison. A.C.T. The Urban Research Program is part of the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University.

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title: Jules Favre

texts: <mask> was a French statesman. He was one of the leaders of the Opportunist Republicans in the National Assembly after the establishment of the Third Republic. <mask>re's speech lasted an hour and a half and held the judges and the public spellbound by its eloquence. The statement embodied in the last sentence of his argument was premature and incorrect, as we who have heard it believe it most readily. Science admits a phenomenon without attempting to explain it. The public may smile at it, but our most illustrious physicians do not. Justice can no longer ignore what science says.He began his career as a lawyer after being born in Lyon. He declared himself a republican after the Revolution of 1830, and in political trials he expressed this opinion. He voted against the socialists in the Constituent Assembly after being elected deputy for Lyon. On December 2, 1851, Victor Hugo and others tried to organize armed resistance in the streets of Paris, after Louis Napoleon was elected President of France. After the coup d'état, he left politics, returned to the legal profession, and defended the man who attacked Napoleon III. He was one of the "Five" who gave the signal for the republican opposition to the Empire. He became the leader of his party in 1863 and delivered addresses against the Mexican expedition and the occupation of Rome.In 1867, these addresses won him a seat in the Académie franaise. He opposed the war against Prussia in 1870 and demanded the deposition of the emperor at the time of the defeat of Napoleon III. The government was removed from Paris during the siege. He became vice-president under General Trochu and minister of foreign affairs in the government of National Defence. He was less knowledgeable as a diplomat than he had been as an orator. His famous statement on 6 September 1870 that he "would not yield to Germany an inch of territory nor a single stone of the fortresses" was a piece of oratory which he met on the 19th. He arranged for the armistice without consulting the government at Bordeaux.The Army of the East was not included in the armistice and was obliged to retreat to neutral territory. He didn't have diplomatic skills in the negotiations for the Treaty of Frankfurt, and it was Bismarck who imposed all the conditions. On August 2, 1871, he withdrew from the ministry, but remained a member of the Opportunist parliamentary group. He supported the government of the republic until his death on January 20, 1880. The skeleton in his closet was a result of the post-war scandal. He had a wife who never got a divorce. After 1871, when his bungling of the diplomacy with Bismarck left him a good target for political enemies, the story of these children became known.Whatever influence he might still have had was smashed when the story was released, but he did win damages against one of the men who released it. Even though Napoleon III knew of the situation, he never attacked the Emperor about his sexual affairs. Discours sur la liberté intérie is one of his works. He explained his role in Le Gouvernement de la Défense Nationale. Julie Velten Favre, his wife, compiled and edited his speeches into 8 volumes after his death. Histoire de la France contemporaine was written by G Hanotaux. <mask>, E Benot-Lévy.In Manners and Murders in the world of Louis-Napoleon, Roger L. Williams talks about the scandal and the legal repercussions of it. Politicians from Lyon Moderate Republicans (France) Opportunist Republicans French Foreign Ministers Members of the 1848 Constituent Assembly Members of the National Legislative Assembly of the French Second Republic

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title: Len Ceglarski

texts: <mask> was an American ice hockey player and coach. He was an All-American left wing on Boston College's 1949 NCAA championship team. The U.S. Olympic hockey team won a silver medal at the 1952 Winter Olympic Games. <mask> was a baseball player. His batting average as a senior at Boston College was the best in New England. <mask> began his collegiate coaching career after four years as a teacher and coach at Walpole High. The Golden Knights program was taken over by him from Bill Harrison.He had a lot of responsibilities. He was responsible for the freshman team, the rink, the equipment, and the laundry, as well as his own secretary and the team's skate sharpener. <mask> began his coaching career at the college. <mask> was the fourth head coach in the history of the school. The Knights won their first NCAA championship game under <mask>. The first Eastern team to defeat a Western team in the first round of the Final Four since 1954. The 1962 title game was won by Michigan Tech.<mask>'s best team was the one that won the ECAC Tournament and made it to the deciding game in the NCAA tournament. The Michigan State Spartans defeated the Knights in the title game. In 1965, the club had a 24–3 record. The Spencer Penrose Trophy is given annually to the national coach of the year. This honor was earned in 1978 and 1985. For the third time in 10 years, <mask>'s team advanced to the NCAA Championship when they battled Cornell. After skating past Michigan Tech, 4–3 in the semifinals, Clarkson fell just short against the Cornell Big Red, suffering a 6–4 loss in Lake Placid.The club finished the season with a winning record. He led the Golden Knights to three national championship games. He was the hockey coach at Boston College. Jerry York would succeed <mask> as the coach at Boston College. <mask> returned to Boston College after John "Snooks" Kelley retired as the Eagles coach. During his time at Boston College, <mask> led the Eagles to over 400 victories. <mask> had a career win total of                    .At the time, he was ninth on the all-time list and third at BC, falling short of Kelley's 486 wins. After two seasons, Jerry York followed Ceglarski by becoming the Eagles' head coach. <mask> retired with the most victories in the history of the game at the college level. His first win was a 10–2 victory over Providence. His teams at Boston College and Clarkson won a combined 663 games. The teams coached by Ceglarski had four losing campaigns. <mask> had a.717 winning percentage while he was the head coach of the Golden Knights.He helped Clarkson win its first ECAC Tournament title. <mask>'s teams finished as runners-up in the NCAA Tournament five times. The first three teams made it to the national championship game. The 1977–78 BC squad lost to Boston University in the finals of the NCAA. He was the winningest coach in the history of college hockey in 34 seasons. In 20 seasons at Boston College, he had a record of 419–243– 27. He is the first college hockey coach to coach 1,000 games.He was a member of the Boston College Athletic Hall of Fame. Ceglarski has received several honors. He was a member of the Boston College Athletic Hall of Fame. The annual award for outstanding service to hockey in the United States was won by him in 1990. The 1996 recipient of the Legend of College Hockey Award was <mask>. Ceglarski was a member of the National Polish American Sports Hall of Fame. The Bob Kullen Award was won by Ceglarski.The award is named after Bob Kullen, who was the head coach of the New Hampshire Wildcats. The head coach who has demonstrated the highest number of significant accomplishments over the course of the season is the winner. The <mask>ki Award for Individual Sportsmanship was given to one player who had consistently demonstrated superior conduct and sportsmanship on the ice. Hockey East established the Award in 1992. The award is voted on by the head coaches, sports information directors and league officials. The first winner was a senior at the University of New Hampshire. John T. McLennan created an endowment to support the Leonard S<mask> Chair.McLennan earned a master's degree in industrial management and became president and CEO of Bell Canada before retiring in 1997, after he was offered an athletic scholarship to play hockey at Clarkson in 1964. McLennan credits Ceglarski with his success. The men's head hockey coach position is funded by the chair. There is a list of college men's ice hockey coaches with wins.

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title: Saigō Takamori

texts: He was a Japanese samurai. One of the three great nobles who led the Meiji Restoration was a samurai. He led the Satsuma Rebellion against the Meiji government after living during the late Edo and early Meiji periods. He was described as the quintessential hero of modern Japanese history by Ivan Morris. He was born Saig Kokichi and received the name <mask> in adulthood. He wrote poetry under the name Saig. Gensui The Marquis Saig Jd was his younger brother.He was the oldest child. The Meiji Restoration was the result of Shgun Tokugawa Yoshinobu's resignation and return to the Emperor. Saig demanded that the Tokugawa be stripped of their lands and special status. One of the major causes of the war was his intransigence. Saig accepted the surrender of Edo Castle from Katsu Kaish after leading the imperial army at the Battle of Toba–Fushimi. Saig was important in the abolition of the han system and the establishment of a conscript army because he was more active and influential in establishing the new Meiji government. He was in charge of the government during the Iwakura Mission's absence.Saig was against the modernization of Japan and the opening of commerce with the West. He opposed the construction of a railway network because he wanted the money to be spent on military modernization. Saig insisted that Japan should go to war with Korea due to Korea's refusal to recognize the legitimacy of the Emperor Meiji as head of state of the Empire of Japan. He offered to visit Korea in person in order to get the Koreans to kill him. The other Japanese leaders opposed the plans partly because of budgetary considerations and partly because of the weakness of Japan compared with the western countries during the Iwakura Mission. Saig returned to his hometown of Kagoshima after he resigned from all of his government positions. The faithful samurai who had resigned their posts to follow him from Tokyo established a private military academy in Kagoshima.Fearing a rebellion, the Kagoshima government sent warships to remove weapons from the arsenal. The elimination of samurai rice stipends in 1877 provoked an open conflict. Saig was persuaded to lead the rebels against the government. The central government was defeated in the Battle of Tabaruzaka and the Siege of Kumamoto Castle. Saig underestimated the effectiveness of the imperial conscripts who were defending the castle. Saig settled for a siege after a failed assault. At the Battle of Tabaruzaka, Imperial reinforcements forced their way through the rebel lines.The remnants of Saig's army retreated before the imperials. Saig and his remaining samurai were killed at the Battle of Shiroyama. The Satsuma Rebellion ended after Saigo's death. Saig was injured in the battle of Shiroyama. The manner of his death is not known. There are no published reports by witnesses. According to the accounts of his subordinates, he stood up and committed seppuku after his injury or that he asked Beppu Shinsuke to help him kill himself.There are three firsthand accounts of the condition of his body. He had his head decapitated by a fellow citizen after he was shot in the leg, then thrust a sword into his stomach. The accounts report that the body was decapitated. Two people describe a bullet wound. It is not known if Saigo pierced his stomach with his sword or not. Some scholars have suggested that Saig may have lost his ability to speak due to his wound, and that neither is the case. The samurai would have helped the warrior in his suicide if they had seen him in this state.They would have said that he committed seppuku to preserve his samurai status. It's not clear what was done to Saig's head after he died. Saig's manservant hid the head and it was later found by a government soldier. The head was retrieved by government forces and brought back to Saig's body, which was laid next to his deputy's. John Capen Hubbard was the American sea captain. The head was never found. Many legends denied Saig's death.He was thought to have fled to Russia or ascended to Mars. His image appeared in a comet near the end of the 19th century, which was bad news for his enemies. He was posthumously pardoned by the government of the Meiji Era on February 22, 1889. The Japanese people appreciated the fact that he was loyal to his virtues. The statue of Saig in hunting attire with his dog stands in Ueno Park. It was unveiled on December 18, 1898. Saig met the British diplomat Ernest Satow in the 1860s and he was present at the unveil as recorded in his diary.There is a statue on Okinoerabujima where Saig was exiled. In the collection of the Staten Island Historical Society in New York, there is a Japanese hand fan with a depiction of Saig <mask>. Ijin Aikana Saig Kikujir is the son of the Mayor of Kyoto City. The life of Saig <mask> and kubo Toshimichi was illustrated. The year 1986. From Tokugawa to Meiji. The University Press of Princeton.The date is 12311985. The year 2000. Modern Japan was made. The Harvard University Press is in Cambridge. Ravina, Mark. They did it in 2004. The life and battles of Saigo Takamori are told in The Last Samurai.The book was written in New Jersey. "Saigo Takamori: The Man Behind The Myth" was written by Charles Yates. The Apocryphal Suicide of Saig Takamori: Samurai, Seppuku, and the Politics of Legend was published in the Journal of Asian Studies. There are portraits of modern Japanese historical figures in the National Diet Library.

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title: Duncan D. Hunter

texts: <mask> was an American politician and a United States Marine who served as a U.S. Representative from 2013 to 2020. He was first elected to the House in 2008 as a member of the Republican Party. The district covers much of northern and inland San Diego County and a part of Riverside County, including the cities of El Cajon, Escondido, San Marcos, Santee and Temecula. His father, a Republican, was a member of Congress from 1981 to 2009. The Department of Justice launched a criminal investigation into <mask> and his campaign team for alleged campaign finance violations. Both were indicted on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, and violating campaign finance laws. Jankowski was named as a co-conspirator in using campaign funds for personal expenses after pleading guilty to corruption.Federal prosecutors said in June that <mask> had spent campaign funds on extramarital affairs with five women. <mask> changed his plea to guilty in December. On January 7, 2020, he submitted letters of resignation to the Speaker of the House and the Governor of California. <mask> was sentenced to 11 months in prison on March 17, 2020. He was pardoned by <mask>. On the next day, Trump pardoned <mask>'s wife. <mask> was born in San Diego, California, the son of Helynn Louise and <mask> <mask>.He earned a B.S. at San Diego State University after graduating from Granite Hills High School. Information systems in 2001. <mask> started a web design company with a friend during his sophomore year of college. He was an information technology business analyst in San Diego. <mask> joined the United States Marine Corps. He attended the officer candidates school. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant after graduating.He was a field officer in the 1st Marine Division after the invasion of Iraq. He finished his second tour in Iraq in 2004. He fought in battles in the city of Fallujah during his second tour. <mask> was discharged from active duty in September 2005. He started a company after his discharge. He was deployed to Afghanistan in 2007. He was promoted to major in 2012 after being promoted to captain during his wartime deployment.<mask> was in the Marine Corps Reserve. <mask> was an officer in Afghanistan and Iraq and still experiences trauma from his deployment. On March 20, 2007, <mask> <mask>, <mask>'s father, announced that he would not run for re-election to the House of Representatives in 2008. <mask> was recalled to serve in the War in Afghanistan by the United States Marine Corps after he announced his candidacy for his father's seat. <mask> became the Republican nominee to replace his father in the 52nd District after winning the Republican primary with over 70% of the vote. <mask> defeated Mike Lumpkin in the general election. <mask> was the first combat veteran to serve in Congress and the first Marine to be elected.<mask> was re-elected to a second term in 2010 with a majority of the vote. <mask>'s district was renumbered as the 50th district. It was lost its share of the city of San Diego as it was pushed to the east. <mask> was the top vote getter in the open primary in 2012 with over 70% of the vote. <mask> defeated Secor in the general election. The district was created after the 1960 census. Lionel Van <mask> held the seat until the elder <mask> defeated him in 1980.<mask> won the primary election with 70% of the vote. <mask> defeated Kimber by a wide margin in the general election. <mask> won the primary election with 56.5% of the vote. He defeated Patrick Malloy in the general election. Ammar Campa-Najjar and Josh Butner were challenged by <mask>. The Republican Mayor of El Cajon, Bill Wells, challenged <mask>. <mask> received the most votes at 47.4%, followed by Campa-Najjar at 17.6%.In the general election, the two faced off. <mask> attacked Campa-Najjar over his heritage during his re- election campaign. He said that Campa-Najjar, who converted to Christianity from Islam in high school, was a security threat because of his terrorist ties. The Washington Post fact-checkers wrote that an October 1, 2018, television ad by <mask>'s campaign used "naked anti-Muslim bias" and sought to scare Californians from voting for Campa-Najjar, despite the fact that Campa-Najjar isn't even Muslim The claims in the ad are false. PolitiFact gave <mask>'s claim that Campa-Najjar was supported by the Muslim Brotherhood a "Pants on Fire" rating. CNN, The Guardian, Buzzfeed News, and The Daily Beast described <mask>'s campaign as " anti-Muslim", "race-baiting", and "one of the most brazenly anti-Muslim smear campaigns in recent history."After <mask>'s attacks on Campa-Najjar were widely condemned, <mask> doubled down on the attacks in a direct mail letter written by three defense industry lobbyists. <mask>'s attacks were described as "pathological" by Campa-Najjar. It was the closest race in the district since 1980, when <mask> defeated Lionel Van <mask> with 53 percent of the vote. In 1992, when the elder <mask> was held to 52.8 percent of the vote, the Democrat had only managed 40 percent of the vote. The election was relatively close because of <mask>'s indictment, despite the fact that the district is normally considered safe Republican. He was one of three Republicans who represented a district south of Bakersfield. <mask> voted against an amendment that would have reined in warrantless domestic snooping by the National Security Agency.<mask> was the only representative from San Diego County to vote against the bill that ended the partial government shutdown because it did not reduce spending or the national debt. <mask> endorsed <mask> in the early days of the Republican primary. He was the second member of Congress to support him. "He's just like he is on TV," <mask> said during an address to the Young Republicans in August of last year. He's an asshole, but he's our asshole. <mask> was confronted by protesters at a town-hall style meeting. <mask> said that the American intelligence community was filled with "seditious Obama folks" who were trying to undermine the Trump administration.The American government was described as "Orwellian" by him. He pretended to cross the Mexico– United States border to show that it was easy for immigrants to enter the country. Ammar Campa-Najjar pointed out that leaving the country would violate the terms of <mask>'s release after he was indicted on illegal spending of campaign funds. <mask> says in the video that he is at the grand border wall in Yuma, Arizona, while standing next to a waist-high barrier. "This is what we expect to stop people, terrorists, families, all illegal aliens from crossing the border," <mask> said. This is it. He stepped over the wall and said "There you go".That's how easy it is to cross the border in Arizona. The "border wall" was actually a vehicle barrier 70– 100 feet from the actual border, according to the Border Patrol. While riding a courtesy ride-along, <mask> asked to stop at the barrier. The Marine Corps sent a cease-and-desist letter to <mask>, asking him to stop using the Marine Corps Eagle, Globe, and Anchor emblem in political mailers. According to a spokesman for the Marines, federal law forbids the use of the Marine seal and emblem for political purposes and that the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor are trademarked. <mask> tried to link his opponent and two Muslim congresswomen to terrorism in a mailer. The House passed a bipartisan resolution condemning the president for abandoning the U.S. allies that would allow the Islamic State of Iraq.Two members of the California congressional delegation voted against the resolution. On August 22, 2018, after being indicted on 60 federal charges, <mask> was forced to resign from all of his Congressional committees and subcommittees. Following in the footsteps of his father, <mask>'s voting record was conservative. His father was a long time member of the Republican Study Committee. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was supported by Economy Hunter. The plan was good for most states, but not as good for California. The budget resolution to repeal theAffordable Care Act was supported by Healthcare Hunter.He voted for the American Health Care Act of 2017: a bill that would partially repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. He said that the AHCA was going to save America. The Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 was opposed by <mask> because it would take away the doctor-patient relationship and the right for people to choose what type of operations they have. "If you had government-run healthcare, things that you have problems with now would be worse," <mask> said. <mask> has a 2% lifetime voting score from the League of Conservation Voters, which is an environmental group. <mask> does not agree with the scientific consensus on climate change. He believes that it is not caused by humans and that it may actually be positive.<mask> does not believe that the EPA should be allowed to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. He wants to open up oil drilling in the US in order to bring down gas prices. <mask> said in an interview with KPBS that he supported "overriding" the designation of the delta smelt as an "endangered" species, saying that it would reduce unemployment in California. <mask> opposed a complete withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan because of unreliable Afghan leadership, and he accused the Obama administration of putting American interests last. In October 2012 <mask> returned from a visit to Afghanistan, as part of a congressional delegation, with a more upbeat assessment, stating "I was very skeptical last year when I went last, and have been, on whether the Afghans can do this, but they are." The American response to a war with Iran should include "tactical nuclear devices", <mask> said in December. He said that the culture of Middle Easterners made them unreliable negotiating partners.<mask> called for the United States to train and arm Syrian rebels and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 <mask> voted against the proposal to train and arm Syrian rebels because it failed to go far enough. According to <mask> of the Press-Register, <mask>'s call to rebid the littoral combat ship program was an attempt to get federal funds for a shipyard in his district. <mask> called for the reduction of LCS builds in favor of amphibious ships in 2012 after reading a report that the Marines had leased a ferry with similar characteristics to the LCS. The United States Navy was spread thin, and <mask> said that a "306-ship target might represent the absolute minimum capacity the navy needs". The system of awarding the Medal of Honor should be reexamined due to the cases of Sergeant Rafael Peralta and Captain William D. Swenson. <mask> maintained his pressure on the Pentagon after Chuck Hagel became the third Secretary to deny the award.The case of Bradley Kasal, who used his body to shield a fellow Marine from a grenade blast in Iraq, was reexamined by the Pentagon. <mask> continued to push for the Navy Cross to be elevated. <mask> requested a review of the awarding of the Silver Star to Marine 1st Lieutenant Travis Manion, who was originally recommended for the Navy Cross. Some service members have been accused or convicted of crimes. Major Mathew Golsteyn, a former Green Beret charged with murder, has been supported by <mask>. <mask> asked Trump to give his attention to Golsteyn's case. The congressman and other lawmakers sought help from the president in the case of Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie

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texts: Gallagher, who was to be tried in a San Diego military court for similar offenses.<mask> wrote letters to both Obama and Trump, asking them to pardon Lieutenant Clint Lorance, a platoon commander in Afghanistan, who was convicted of second degree murder for ordering his troops during a combat mission to fire on Afghans approaching on a motorcycle at high speed. The Federal Bureau of Investigation opened an inquiry into whether Amerine had given classified information to <mask>, after he testified to Congress about the Pentagon's failure to rescue Taliban hostages. During an attempt to defend Gallagher at a town hall meeting, <mask> claimed that he too had posed for photos with a dead enemy combatant while deployed, and called the military justice system corrupt. <mask> said in an interview that he had killed "hundreds" of civilians while serving in Iraq, adding "So, do I get judged too?" <mask> appeared in federal court in San Diego on November 25, 2019, for a hearing in his own case, and supported Trump's downward sentence modification for Gallagher. <mask>'s hearing will be held on December 3, 2019. He voted against the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009, which made it easier to file lawsuits regarding wage discrimination.<mask> voted in favor of renewing the Violence Against Women Act. To make a point, <mask> introduced an amendment to the defense authorization act to require 18-to-26-year-old women to register for the Selective Service System, as 18-to-26-year-old men are required to do. The amendment was adopted by the House armed services committee. The Defense of Marriage Act restricted federal recognition of marriage to opposite-sex couples only and cut off federal benefits to same-sex couples. He voted to delay the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, which banned gays and lesbians from serving in the military. The Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010 was signed into law by President Barack Obama. <mask> introduced legislation that required the four military service chiefs to certify that the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell won't negatively affect their combat units.<mask> said that as a Marine Corps veteran, he couldn't imagine sharing a shower with someone who was a girl and didn't have the surgery to become a man. Abortion <mask> believes life begins at conception. He voted against all forms of abortion. He introduced a bill to protect fetuses. In the case of rape or incest, <mask> would like to ban the morning after pill. He was rated 100% by the anti-abortion National Right to Life Committee. At an April 2010 Tea Party movement rally in Ramona, California, <mask> advocated for the deportation of United States citizens who are the children of illegal immigrants.<mask> said at the rally that it was a complex issue. That is a mean thing to do. We can't afford what we're doing right now. We can't afford it. California is going under. He told the North County Times that he supported House Resolution 1868, which called for the elimination of birthright citizenship in the United States. He supports the 2010 Arizona immigration law, calling it a national security issue.<mask>'s response to the assault on The Guardian reporter was published in several newspapers. In response to a question about the AHCA's effect on those with pre-existing conditions, the candidate put his hands around the reporter's neck and "body-slammed" him to the ground. <mask> said it was not appropriate behavior. Unless the reporter deserved it. Smoking <mask> supports tobacco products. He is against the banning of e-cigarettes on airplanes. <mask> puffed on his e-cig during a congressional hearing.Legislation to allow tobacco products to be shipped to service members serving in Iraq and Afghanistan died after being referred to a committee. The military wanted to ban the sale of tobacco products on bases and ships. The Federal Elections Commission investigated <mask>'s use of campaign funds for personal expenses after Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed an ethics complaint. The Office of Congressional Ethics made a recommendation to the Ethics Committee. <mask> and his wife, Margaret, who was being paid $3,000 monthly from campaign funds in her role as campaign manager, shared a campaign fund credit card which had charges that were questioned. The expenses included charges for video games, clothing, a donation to their son's school, and travel costs, which included 32 payments for airfare, hotel stays in Arizona. The FBI raided <mask>'s campaign offices in February of last year.Election CFO, an Alexandria, Virginia-based company that handled campaign finances on <mask>'s behalf, had a hard drive seized by agents. After court documents were accidentally released to the public, the raid was not reported in the media until August. The Department of Justice was investigating <mask> for campaign finance violations and the House Ethics Committee was deferring its own investigation as a result. According to the Office of Congressional Ethics report, Rep. <mask> may have converted tens of thousands of dollars of campaign funds to personal use to pay for family travel, flights, utilities, health care, school uniforms, and tuition. <mask> denied wrongdoing and said he repaid the money to the campaign. He said that his wife wouldn't be getting a $3,000 per month salary for consulting with the campaign. His lawyers said that the improper use of campaign funds was a mistake.In a statement issued through his lawyers, <mask> said that he had repaid his campaign money. <mask> returned from international travel in April of last year in order to address issues around his campaign funds. A federal grand jury indicted <mask> and his wife on charges of wire fraud, campaign finance violations, and conspiracy. The couple was accused of conspiring to misuse $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses, as well as filing false campaign finance reports. vacations in Italy and Hawaii, theater tickets, and purchases in the gaming platform DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The indictment says that when <mask> wanted to buy shorts for himself, his wife suggested that he report the purchase as golf balls for wounded warriors. He tried to arrange a tour of a Navy base as a cover for a family vacation to Italy.<mask> told his chief of staff to "tell the Navy to go fuck themselves" when they couldn't arrange a date for him. <mask> spent campaign money on personal relationships with five women in Washington, DC, according to the indictment. The women included lobbyists and one of his own congressional staffers. According to the indictment, the Hunters spent more than they earned. "They overdrew their bank account more than 1,100 times in a seven-year period, resulting in $37,761 in 'overdraft' and 'insufficient funds' bank fees." Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said that <mask> would be stripped of his committee assignments pending a resolution of the charges against him. Following reports that the Republican Steering Committee was planning to forcibly remove his committee assignments, <mask> reversed course and agreed to step down from his committees.The San Diego Union-Tribune called on <mask> to resign from Congress. The indictment was attacked by <mask>'s father as a "late hit" and he claimed it was politically motivated. The indictment was carried out by "partisan Democrat prosecutors" and the "deep state" and <mask> insisted that he never used campaign funds for personal expenses. The local U.S. Attorney's office is led by Adam L. Braverman, who was appointed by the Trump administration. <mask> and his wife pleaded not guilty to all charges. The two entered and left the courtroom with different counsel. <mask> said that his wife handled all their finances 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 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 800-381-0266I did not spend any money illegally. According to a court filing, <mask> used his campaign funds for extramarital affairs with five women, including three lobbyists, a congressional aide, and one of his staffers. <mask> refused to answer reporters' questions about his case ahead of a court hearing in November 2019. <mask> pleaded guilty to one count of misuse of campaign funds. <mask> hoped the judge wouldn't sentence his wife to prison. <mask> was sentenced on March 17, 2020, to eleven months in prison and three months of supervised release. <mask>'s request to serve most or all of his sentence on home confinement was rejected because of the long duration of his criminal conduct and the amount of money that was misappropriated.<mask> pleaded guilty to one count of corruption. She admitted that she and her husband spent $200,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses. She agreed to testify and help the prosecution. She could have been sentenced to up to five years in prison. She was sentenced to eight months home confinement and three years of supervised release in August 2020. On December 5, the House Ethics Committee informed <mask> that he had violated House rules when he cast votes in the chamber. He must not vote in Congress because he pleaded guilty to a federal felony.House members convicted of felonies should not take part in floor votes or committee work until the Ethics Committee reviews the matter. Although there is no constitutional rule barring a convicted felon from voting, the convicted member's party leadership usually strongly discourages them from doing so, and the Ethics Committee has indicated in the past that convicted felons can be disciplined if they do take part in committee or floor votes. After the holidays, <mask> will resign from Congress. <mask> would get an additional $10,000 in monthly salary if he waited until January to resign. He submitted his letters of resignation to the U.S. Speaker of the House on January 7, 2020. The No Pensions for Corrupt Politicians Act of 2020 was introduced by Josh Harder and Max Rose in January 2020. <mask> would be able to access his congressional pension when he turns 62 because he would receive an annual payment of at least $32,000.There will be no special election to fill <mask>'s congressional seat and it will be filled by the November 2020 election. The federal prison in La Tuna, west Texas, was to be the site of the Pardon by <mask>. On December 22, 2020, President <mask> pardoned <mask>, as well as two other Republican congressmen convicted of corruption: Chris Collins of New York and Steve Stockman of Texas. Margaret was pardoned by Trump the following day. <mask> married Margaret Jankowski in 1998 after meeting her in 1992. They have three children. <mask> used part of the proceeds from the sale of his home in Alpine to repay some of the money he had spent on personal expenses.His family moved in with his father. <mask> was sentenced to eight months of home confinement after pleading guilty to misuse of campaign funds for personal use. She filed for divorce from <mask>. References External links 1976 births 21st-century American politicians United States Marine Corps personnel of the Iraq War United States Marine Corps personnel of the War in

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