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texts: in his coins. Zeus carrying a Nike is depicted on the reverse of the stater, while the Nike is carrying a wreath which crowns the epithet Epiphanes. The god Dionysus, which was used by <mask> in 150 BC, was one of the themes that appeared on <mask>'s coinage. Six rays protrude from <mask>'s head and are not attached to the diadem, which is a theme that characterized all portraits of Antiochus VI when depicted wearing the radiate crown. The account of <mask>'s claim of descent from <mask> I should be preferred to the account of Porphyry.The popular legitimacy of Seleucid kings is only found in ancient literature. <mask> II has two different spellings, one of which is "Zabinaeus" in the Latin language Philippic Histories, book XXXIX. "Zebinas" was used by Josephus. The Greek version of Zabinas was used by many historians. The Semitic proper name is Zabinas, which means buy or gain. According to Pierre Jouguet, the meaning of <mask> II's name is "a slave sold in the market". The statement was made by Porphyry.The Syrians named <mask> Zabinas because he was a slave. According to Jean-Antoine Letronne, a

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texts: coin meant for the public could not have had "Zabinas" written on it as it is derisory. "Zebina", another rendering of Zabinas, is said to have originally meant "bought from god". Nicholas L. Wright thought that Zabinas meant to be purchased from the god. <mask> was accepted by Josephus as a Seleucid dynasty but did not mention his connection to earlier kings. <mask>'s successful propaganda was attributed to Josephus's acceptance. According to Wright, <mask> should be considered a legitimate Seleucid and descendant of Antiochus IV using the following arguments.His step-son was called Antiochus VI. According to Wright, the association between Antiochus VI and his father's enemy might be an indication that Demetrius II adopted him in an attempt to close the rift in the royal family. It

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texts: is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The second century historian Arrian spoke of an <mask>, the son of <mask> I, who was elevated to kingship by Tryphon in 145 BC; this passage is puzzling as it is proven that it was Antiochus VI whom Tryphon raised to the throne. According to Wright, the language of Arrian indicates he probably had access to sources mentioning <mask> II as a son of <mask> I. <mask> II might have been a younger son of <mask> I who was destined to become a priest, which is why he was called Zabinas. <mask> II was accepted by the Syrians as their king despite the fact that he was a low-born Egyptian.Due to its scandalous nature, the story about <mask>'s Egyptian origin was kept alive by ancient historians. The young King of Syria died of an illness. The fall of the capital probably took

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texts: place in the spring of 128 BC, after <mask> landed in northern Syria with Ptolemaic support and declared himself king. The Syrians were willing to accept any king other than Demetrius II. <mask> II incorporated Laodicea ad mare and Tarsus into his domain. During <mask> II's Egyptian campaign, other cities freed themselves from the control of Demetrius II and did not come under his authority. Epithets and royal image Hellenistic kings used epithets to distinguish themselves from similarly named monarchs, which is a modern practice.The majority of <mask>'s coins did not feature an epithet, but the 125 BC series of gold staters did. Three bronze issues, one of which is in Seleucia Pieria, do not have the name Theos but retain Epiphanes and Nikephoros. The legitimacy of <mask> as a Seleucid king was underscored by those epithets. <mask> the Great was the founder of the Macedonian Empire and his successors used his legacy to establish their legitimacy. <mask> the Great never had his image on his own coins, but his successors, such as the Ptolemaics, sought to associate themselves with him; cities were named

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texts: after him, and his image appeared on coins. <mask> the Great's memory was unimportant for Seleucid royal ideology. The only Seleucid kings who paid particular attention to <mask> Great were <mask> and <mask>, both of whom had Egyptian support.<mask> II continued the practice of <mask> I, who used the theme of <mask> the Great to strengthen his legitimacy. The deities taking the roles of a supreme god, a supreme goddess, and their son in the native Syro-Phoenician religious complex were diverse. It is possible that Dionysus played the role of the son. The religious complex was a unifying force in the region. The Seleucid monarchs understood that they could use this complex to expand their support base amongst the locals. The king of Seleucid was the consort of Atargatis, Syria's supreme goddess. The first time the crown was used was at an unknown date when it was used to marry Diana at Hierapolis-Bambyce, the most important sanctuary of Atargatis.<mask>'s nickname was probably used by the king. Ba'al is the supreme god of the Levant. <mask> said he was the embodiment of Ba'al. <mask> used the crown to

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texts: indicate his marriage to the supreme goddess. <mask> used the themes of Dionysus in his coins. <mask> II presented himself as the spiritual successor to his god-father, Dionysus, in addition to being his political heir. The burial of Antiochus <mask>'s remains was one of <mask>'s first acts.<mask> II's decision to bury the fallen king earned him the admiration of the citizens of Antioch. Seleucus, the son of Antiochus VII, ascended the throne after his father's death and fled to Parthia. This account is problematic and could be a version of the Parthian captivity corrupted by John of Antioch. It is1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Seleucus had to return to Parthia if this scenario happened. <mask> II was under the influence of Ptolemaic influence, which resulted in the appearance of the Egyptian style

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texts: double filleted cornucopiae on the Syrian coinage. The double cornucopiae on coins could be a reference to the union between the king and his consort.<mask> might have married a Ptolemaic princess if the cornucopiae on his coinage was connected to Ptolemaic practices. <mask> II was gentle in speech and in manners, and he was beloved by the common people, according to Diodorus Siculus. According to Diodorus Siculus, three of <mask>'s officers rebelled and entrenched themselves in Laodicea. <mask> pardoned the culprits after he defeated the rebels. The rebellion that took place in 128 BC was said to have been instigated by Cleopatra Thea, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Between August 127 BC and August 126 BC, <mask> regained Alexandria and <mask> fled to Egypt. <mask> launched a campaign in the

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texts: region despite the fact that Cilicia, Seleucia Pieria, and many other cities remained loyal to him.The armies of the two kings passed through Judea. The Jews sent an embassy to Rome in order to get the prohibition of the marching of royal soldiers through the Jewish territory and that of their subjects. Ashkelon fell into <mask>'s hands by October 126 BC. The evidence shows that <mask> had control over Samaria. After being defeated near Damascus, Demetrius <mask> fled to Ptolemais. Cleopatra Thea refused to allow her husband to stay in the city, so he headed to Tyre on a ship. The city's commander killed Demetrius II in the summer of 125 BC after he asked for temple asylum.An aphlaston appears on the reverse of <mask>'s bronze coins, which can mean that he claimed a naval victory. The sea battle between <mask> and Demetrius <mask>, which is not documented in ancient literature, may have happened during the voyage of Demetrius <mask> from Ptolemais to Tyre. <mask> the Great's coinage had a theme of the elephant headdress. <mask> appeared with the elephant scalp in reference to <mask> Great's conquest of

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texts: Tyre, which took place in 332 BC after seven months of siege, according to Ehling. The 125 BC gold staters containing <mask>'s epithets were probably struck to celebrate his victory. The ruler of Judea and the Judean high-priest paid tribute to the Syrian monarch by minting coinage in his name. The Seleucid kingdom was represented on the early coins by the initials of the Seleucid kings that appeared on them.The earliest possible date for this event is 129 BC, but it is more likely 128 BC. The king's failed invasion of Egypt and the uprising in Syria halted the planned invasion of Judea. According to Josephus, the Judean leader sought an alliance with <mask> to defend himself against his enemies. The senate was asked to force the abandonment of Syria by the 127 BC embassy in Judea to Rome. The Jews were granted their request regarding the cities, but not the city of Gazara. The reigning Syrian king is mentioned in the senatorial decree, but only as Antiochus IX, who assumed the throne in 199 SE. The Syrians might have abandoned Gazara in the decree.This supports the idea that an agreement was signed

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texts: early in the Syrian king's reign. The treaty would have established the alliance between <mask> and Judea, and stipulated a territorial agreement between <mask> and Judea, which included the lands south of Gazara. <mask> was recognised by John Hyrcanus. The Greek letter  (Alpha) was positioned above John Hyrcanus I's name in the earliest series of coins. Many scholars, such as Dan Barag, believe that the alpha was the first letter of <mask>'s name. The double cornucopiae on <mask>'s coins was used to highlight the authority of the Jewish leader. John Hyrcanus I was said to have been cautious with this imagery.In case <mask> was defeated, the Judean coins motifs were neutral enough to appease an eventual successor, while if <mask> II emerged victorious and decided to interfere in Judea, the cornucopiae coins could be used to show the king that he already accepted <mask> II's s. The high priest won the independence of Judea later in <mask>ucids. <mask> brought Seleucia Pieria under his control after the death of Demetrius II. In 125 BC, Cilicia was conquered along with other regions. In addition to

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texts: unknown minting centers in northern Syria, <mask>'s coinage was also found in: Antioch, Seleucia Pieria, Damascus, Beirut, Ashkelon and Tarsus. In Ptolemais, the year of <mask>'s defeat, Cleopatra Thea became the sole monarch of Syria. Seleucus V was assassinated by her son, who declared himself king.A woman was not accepted as the sole monarch by the people of Syria. The younger son of Cleopatra Thea was chosen as a co-ruler in 186 SE. After the death of <mask>, <mask> reconciled with <mask> who went back to Egypt as a co-ruler. <mask>'s decision to abandon <mask> II was due to his increased arrogance that led him to treat his benefactor with disrespect. The change of Ptolemaic policy probably had less to do with <mask>'s pride than with <mask>'s victories; a strong neighbour in Syria was not a desired situation for Egypt. It is possible that Cleopatra Thea had an alliance with her uncle. Tryphaena, <mask>'s daughter by <mask>, was married to Antiochus VIII.The Egyptian army was sent to support <mask>. In 124 BC, the return of Cleopatra II and the marriage of Antiochus VIII took place. <mask> lost most

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texts: of his lands in the war with Antiochus <mask>. He lost Ashkelon in the year 123 BC. <mask> lost the battle at an unknown location in the first half of 123 BC. <mask>'s end was presented by different historians. <mask> committed suicide with poison because he could not live with his defeat, according to Eusebius.<mask>'s decision to avoid the battle with Antiochus <mask> was found in the account of Diodorus Siculus. <mask> decided to take the royal treasuries, steal the valuables of the temples, and sail to Greece at night. While pillaging the temple of Zeus, he was discovered by the populace and barely escaped with his life. The news of his sacrilege came before him when he went to Seleucia Pieria. He had to seek shelter in Posidium because the city closed its gates. <mask> was brought in chains to his camp by his enemies after he pillaged the temple. The people who witnessed <mask>'s indignation were shocked.They 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: numismatists, such as Oliver Hoover and Arthur Houghton. The gold pillaged from the temple was thought to have been used to make the 125 BC stater. The iconography of that stater does not match that used for <mask>'s late coinage, as the diadem ties fall in a straight fashion on the neck. The arrangement of the diadem ties on the stater that lacks the royal epithets is more consistent with <mask>'s late tetradrachm, making it more reasonable to associate that stater with the Nike theft. <mask>'s last coins were issued in 190 SE (123/122 BC), but historians don't know when he died. The first coins of Antiochus VIII were issued in 190 SE in 123 BC. The coinage of <mask> II was taken by the forces of Antiochus VIII.According to Diodorus Siculus, many who witnessed the king's end "remarked in various ways on the fickleness of fate, the reversals in human fortunes, the sudden turns of tide, and how changeable life could be, far beyond what anyone would expect". With <mask>'s death, the line of Antiochus IV became extinct; no wife or children of <mask> II are known. The biography of <mask> II can be found on

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title: Philip Henson

texts: <mask> was a scout and spy for the Union Army during the American Civil War. The first Special Secret Service Agent of the United States of America was named after U.S. Grant, who died in 1885. John Brown, Cherokee Chiefs John Ross a.k.a. and <mask> were some of the famous 19th century persons. Stand Watie a.k.a. is called Kooweskoowe. Tennessee and Texas Governor Sam Houston, actor John Wilkes Booth, Confederate Postmaster General John Henninger Reagan, and U.S. Secretary of State <mask> are some of the notables. The ancestors of 20th century Hollywood legend Cecil B. DeMille include Congressman from Illinois Elihu Benjamin Washburne, Union General and Transcontinental Railroad executive Grenville Mellen Dodge, New York political boss William Marcy Tweed, and First Lieutenant Nineveh S. McKeen. History was born in Alabama.He would accompany his father on his travels to Kansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas when he was young. In order to support his widowed mother, <mask> left home at twelve years of age to work as a mail carrier for the U.S. Government. He earned the rank of Captain after leading a settlement expedition to the Mesilla Valley in New Mexico in the 19th century. On the eve of the American Civil War, <mask> was working as a storekeeper and living with his wife in Mississippi. Alabama Governor A.B. was about to have to work again as an overseer for Moore McCauley in order to be exempt from serving in the Confederate army. Moore and A.J. Reagan selected him for the position of Field Supervisor in the Confederate Post Office Department after Noble appointed him Captain of the State's Militia.He resumed traveling throughout the Southwest. Houston was removed from office due to his refusal to take an oath

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texts: of loyalty to the Confederacy. Houston presented <mask> with the idea of becoming a scout and spy for the Union. He was sent to Illinois by Houston. Grant was a Union Colonel who was "killing time" drilling and recruiting Illinois Volunteers. He swore an oath of loyalty to the Union because he believed in it. After twenty five years of dating, the two men would move together from the battlefields of the Civil War to the White House.During the Civil War, <mask>'s career as a Union scout and spy began when he met with the Confederate General "The Fighting Bishop", who was known as the Episcopalian Bishop. Both Fort Henry and Fort Donelson were commanded by Confederate Generals, according to Polk. Polk admitted that two political Generals were in charge of defending the two key forts. Grant earned his nickname "Unconditional Surrender" when he recorded the first two victories of the war for the Union as a result of his taking advantage of the inferior skill sets of both Pillow and Floyd to win the Battles of Forts Henry and Donelson. The war prevented <mask> from warning Grant about the "surprise attack" of Confederate Generals Albert Sidney Johnston and P.G.T. He was going to be at Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. Grant found himself with an unwanted nickname, "The Butcher", as a result of the Battle of Shiloh.The subject of a scorched earth policy and the topic of total war was first discussed during a meeting between Grant, Sherman, Dodge, and Rawlins after Shiloh. In response to requests from Andrew Jackson Hamilton and Charles Christopher Sheats, <mask> introduced the Southern Unionists known as "The Mossbacks of Nickajack" to Grant. General Sherman picked them to be his escort during his March to the Sea. He traveled to

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texts: Vicksburg, Mississippi to gather information on the Confederate forces. Grant was able to convince John C. Pemberton, the CSA commander of the city, to take him into his confidence. The misinformation was given about the treatment of Confederate prisoners of war. He was given free run of the entire city by Pemberton after he shared his story with the troops in Vicksburg.Grant's celebrity as the "thinking man's General" was furthered by the information he gleaned, including details about the city's canals, which was used by Grant in the successful siege and subsequent surrender of Vicksburg in 1863. The misfortune of being brought to the attention of Forrest too many times for his own good happened to <mask> a year later. Forrest arrested and imprisoned him for over six months until he escaped and returned to the Union. General Dodge was quoted as saying to Phil "Well, Phil, the damn rope has not been made yet to hang you". "<mask> is my most colorful spy," Dodge said. When Forrest was asked if he hadhung him until dead, he said that he was the most dangerous spy in the Confederacy. However, it wouldn't be until much later that he would say about his efforts on his behalf and to the benefit of his beloved country; "I don't know how, but I believe that."I didn't feel a fear of death. I told my wife that I was ready to die for the cause if I was ordered to be shot, even though I didn't think I would be shot. The rank of Major was given to him for his contributions to the war effort. His career as a Special Secret Service Agent was a natural progression for him because of his skills and talents as a master of disguise and dialects. General Grant asked him to conduct a "confidential and discreet" investigation to find out what

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texts: happened to Lincoln. Grant's Presidency resulted in brevets for the rank of Lieutenant Colonel being bestowed upon him. It took twenty years to complete.According to his sons, he told them Grant had died without giving permission to release the findings, but that "damn thing of it was to track the trail of blood, bodies and bucks 'til it got me there". After being denied a pension by the government, he took to giving lectures about his espionage activities to make a living, showing off his beard, which he let grow to over 6 feet long, to promote his appearances. On Tuesday evening, the 10th day of January, 1911, <mask> died in Paris, Texas at the home of his oldest son, Phillip Edgar, a well-known cotton dealer. Captain William O'Dell lived in San Antonio, Texas. <mask> and his wife, Celestine, who died ten years before him, are buried side by side in the Henry Cemetery. His last words were, "You never know until you get there", according to his sons. External links and references.On March 31, 1865, the Department of the Missouri was transferred to the Department of the Cumberland. The War of Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies received a letter of commendation. Part III correspondence, etc.--Confederate. The pages are from P.D. On April 26, 1864, Roddey's cavalry division was sent to Maj. Gen. S.D. Lee, Headquarters Lee's Cavalry, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was involved in the detainment of a federal spy. The Government Printing Office is in Washington.The first session of the Committee on Indian Affairs was held in 1891. The House of Representatives. Mis. There is a doctor. No. The name of the purchaser is on page 243. The name of the man was <mask>.William Medlin. The case was

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texts: published in a serial set. No. Session Vol. 1702 No.5 was a report. There is a doctor. No.Washington: G.P.O. The year 1876. The Commissioners of Claims report on the 45th Congress and the 2nd Session of the House of Representatives. Mis. There is a doctor. No. page 58, claim No.The name is 17182. Amount allowed by <mask> The Government Printing Office in Washington was founded in 1877. Appropriations, new offices, etc. The 45th Congress had a 2d session. "Salary increase" was published by the House of Representatives. No.There was a session in 1820. No. The report was H. Misc. There is a doctor. No. Washington: G.P.O. There was an event in 1878.The United States has a Quarterly Account. The post office has a department. The 46th Congress had a 2d session. The House of Representatives. Ex. There is a doctor. No.Warrant No. 13, page 156. Payee <mask> was paid 780.00 dollars. There was a time when the word was "1878-1879." The Senate of the United States "Claimant" has a list of private claims. There is a nature or object of claim. The 46th Congress, 3d Session, compensation for service rendered the government and reimbursement for moneys spent. The serial set was published.No. In 1945, Session Vol. No. The report was S., Misc. There is a doctor. No. There are two volumes.Washington: G.P.O. The year was 1880-1881. There is a list of private claims. There is a nature or object of claim. To compensate for services during the late war. The serial set was published. No.Session Vol. 3268 No. The report was H. Misc. There is a doctor. No. Washington: G.P.O. The years 1894-1896.The Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies are contained in The War of the Rebellion. "Henson, <mask>" is on page 423. 128 volumes. The War

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texts: Department has a record and pension office. Washington: G.P.O. The years 1880-1901. The Southern Union Spy was written by <mask>.The Hitherto Unwritten Record of a Hero is from the War of the Rebellion. There is a man named George Sibley Johns. The Nixon-Jones Printing Company was founded in 1886. The Southern Unionists are from Tupelo. John Hill Aughey. There was a rumor that my friend was shot by Gen. N.B. after he tried to escape, because he was suspected of being a Federal spy. Cotton was sold to the Confederate States in a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury.<mask> to J.D.B. DeBow was born on March 18, 1863. Washington: G.P.O. The Dallas Morning News. There were stories of spies on January 12. The Southern Union Spy was written by <mask>. The New York Evening World.Albert Terhune. The date was June 10, 1918. Grant's Secret Service was written by Stanley P. Hirshson. The Intelligence War began in Belmont. William B. Spies for the Blue and Gray was published by the Nebraska U Press. Kane was named Harnett Thomas Kane.The Spies were Rose O' Neal Greenhow, Allan Pinkerton, Stuttering Dave Graham, Timothy Webster, Lafayette C. "Lafe" Baker, and Walter Bowie. <mask> "Colonel" <mask>, Spencer Kellogg Brown, Elizabeth Van Lew, Sam Davis, and the Moon family. Diagnosing Distortion In Source Reporting: Lessons For HUMINT Reliability From Other Fields is a thesis. George P. Noble Jr. is related to George P. Noble. The Department of Intelligence Studies is on page 100. The college took place in 2009. <mask> was recruited by General Dodge and was able to provide useful strategic intelligence to the Confederates.There are <mask> papers and photos. The University ofmilitaryintelligence.us/mi_library/documents/MDODGE is a

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title: Ernst Udet

texts: During World War I and World War II, <mask> was a German pilot and a Colonel-General. <mask> was a notable flying ace of World War I, scoring 62 confirmed victories by the end of his life, after joining the Imperial German Air Service at the age of 19. <mask> rose to become a squadron commander under Richthofen and later under Gring, and was the highest scoring German fighter pilot to survive that war. <mask> was a stunt pilot, international barnstormer, light aircraft manufacturer, and playboy. <mask> became involved in the early development of the Luftwaffe after joining the Nazi Party in 1933. By 1939 <mask> had risen to the post of Chief of Procurement and Supply for the Luftwaffe, influential in the adoption of dive bombing techniques as well as the Stuka dive bomber. <mask> developed alcoholism because of the stress of the position and his dislike for administrative duties.<mask> shot himself in the head on 17 November 1941 due to issues with the Luftwaffe's needs for equipment and poor relations with the Nazi Party. The firstborn of the German Empire was born on April 26, 1896. <mask> was known for his sunny temperament and fascination with aviation when he was a

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texts: child. He was at an airplane factory in his youth. He helped found the Aero-Club in 1909. After crashing a glider he and a friend built, he flew in 1913 with a test pilot in the Otto Works owned by Gustav Otto, which he often visited. After the start of World War I, <mask> tried to join the Imperial German Army, but he was not tall enough to do so.<mask> was accepted after the AllgemeinerDeutscher Automobil-Club appealed for volunteers with motorcycles. When <mask> passed his first year examination, his father gave him a motorcycle and he was posted to the 26. The Wrttembergischen Reserve Division is a "messenger rider." His motorcycle was sent for repairs after he injured his shoulder when it hit a crater from an explosion. When <mask> couldn't find the 26th Division, he decided to serve in the vehicle depot. He was advised to transfer as an aerial observer by officers from the Chauny flying sector. <mask> was sent back to the recruiting officials after the army got rid of the volunteer motorcyclists.<mask> was unable to get into either the pilot or aircraft mechanic training offered by the army. He was told that he would be accepted into army aviation if he were a

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texts: trained pilot. <mask> received private flight training through a family friend who owned an aircraft factory. He spent about $400 in 1915 U.S. dollars on new bathroom equipment from his father's firm. The Imperial German Air Service accepted <mask> after he received his civilian pilot's license. At first, <mask> flew in the observation unit of FFA 206 with Leutnant Bruno Justinius. He and his observer won the Iron Cross for nursing their damaged Aviatik B.I back to German lines.Rather than landing behind the enemy lines and being captured, Justinius climbed out to hold the wing and balance it. Leutnant Winter and Vizefeldwebel Preiss lost their lives after the structural failure of the Aviatik, and the Aviatik B was retired from active service. The flying corps considered Udet's loss of an aircraft to be a result of bad judgement. After being loaded with fuel and bombs, the aircraft went into a stall and plummeted to the ground. Both <mask> and Justinius had only minor injuries. <mask> was held in the guardhouse for seven days. Leutnant Hartmann was asked to fly to Belfort to observe a bombing raid.<mask> shook the bomb loose after it became stuck in the landing gear.


title: Ernst Udet

texts: <mask> was transferred to the fighter command after the Air Staff Officer heard about his performance. Fighter pilot <mask> was assigned a new Fokker to fly at Habsheim. He was given an older Fokker to fly after the plane crashed into a hangar. His first aerial combat almost ended in disaster. <mask> was fired on by the Frenchman after he couldn't fire on another person. A bullet grazed his cheek.<mask> defeated his first French opponent on 18 March 1916 after surviving the encounter. He was faced with a formation of 23 enemy aircraft instead of attacking two French aircraft. He opened fire on a Farman F.40 from close range after diving from above and behind. The observer fell from the rear seat of the stricken craft after Udet pulled away. The Iron Cross First Class was won by <mask>, who described the victory as "The fuselage of the Farman dives down past me like a giant torch". I don't think of them as human beings at the moment. I feel like victory, triumph, victory.Jagdstaffel 15 became FFA 68 on September 28, 1916. In June 1917, <mask> transferred to Jasta 37. <mask> forced a French Breguet to land in German territory to prevent it from being destroyed by its crew,

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title: Ernst Udet

texts: in the first of his victories on 12 October 1916. The bullet-punctured tires on <mask>'s Fokker flipped the plane forward. <mask> and the French pilot shook hands. In January 1917, <mask> became a Leutnant der Reserve. The Albatros D.III, a new fighter with twin synchronized Maschinengewehr 08 machine guns, 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611<mask> wrote that he had encountered Georges Guynemer, a French ace, during his service with Jasta 15. By this time, Guynemer was the leading French ace with more than 30 victories. <mask> saw Guynemer and they circled each other, looking for an opening. <mask> was able to read the "Vieux" of "Vieux Charles" written by Guynemer. Guynemer fired a burst through <mask>'s upper wing, however he maneuvered for


title: Ernst Udet

texts: advantage. Once <mask> had Guynemer in his sights, his machine guns jammed and while pretending to dogfight he pounded on them with his fists, desperate to unjam them. Guynemer waved a farewell and flew away instead of taking advantage of his situation.After the fight, <mask> forgot that Guynemer was his opponent. It seems like I was fighting with an older man over our airfield. <mask> thought that Guynemer had spared him because he wanted a fair fight, while others thought that Guynemer had a gun jam, or that <mask> would ram him in desperation. Every pilot in Jasta 15 was killed except <mask> and his commander. They will hit us eventually. <mask> applied for a transfer to Jasta 37 and was killed three months later when the upper wing of his new Fokker Dr. 1 tore off. <mask> remarked that it was a good death.By late November, <mask> was a triple ace and Jastafhrer a double ace, modelling his attacks after those of Guynemer, coming in high out of the sun to pick off the rear aircraft in a squadron before the others knew what was happening. <mask> was selected for command over more senior men after witnessing one of these attacks. The Royal House Order of Hohenzollern was


title: Ernst Udet

texts: awarded six days after <mask>'s ascension to command. <mask> proved to be an excellent squadron commander, despite his seemingly frivolous nature, drinking late into the night, and womanizing lifestyle. He spent a lot of time teaching new fighter pilots the importance of marksmanship. The Flying Circus Udet's success earned him an invitation to join the "Flying Circus", an elite unit of German fighter ace under the command of the Red Baron. Richthofen pointed out that <mask> had 20 kills when he was trying to pitch a tent in the rain.Would you like to do that? <mask> accepted. After watching him shoot down a spotter, Richthofen gave <mask> command of Jasta 11. Jastas 4 and 6 were in the group commanded by Richthofen. <mask>'s enthusiasm for Richthofen was so great that he immediately cashiered anyone who fell out of line. When it came time to get supplies, Richthofen traded favors for autographs of himself that said: "Dedicated to my esteemed fighting companion." Sausage and ham never ran out because of the signed photographs.A captured English flyer was invited to dinner by the squadron. The Germans watched to see if he would try to escape after he excused himself for


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texts: the bathroom. The Englishman said, "I would never forgive myself for disappointing such hosts; the English flyer did escape later from another unit." Richthofen was killed in France in April 1918, but <mask> was not at the front because he had been sent on leave due to a painful ear infection. <mask> said that Richthofen was the least complicated man he had ever known. It was the greatest of soldiers. After returning to JG 1 against the advice of the doctor, he remained there to the end of the war, commanding Jasta 4.<mask> reacquainted himself with his childhood sweetheart, Eleanor "Lo" Zink. He painted her name on the side of his Albatros fighters and Fokker D VII because he knew she would like it. There was a message on the tail of his Fokker D VII. In August 1918, <mask> scored 20 victories against British aircraft and became a national hero. On June 29, 1918, <mask> was one of the early fliers to be saved by parachuting from a disabled aircraft. He had to break off the rudder tip to escape after his harness caught on the rudder. He injured his ankle when his parachute didn't open until he was 75 m from the ground.When the war ended in Germany's defeat on 11 November

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title: Ernst Udet

texts: 1918, <mask> had been wounded in the thigh and was still recovering. On his way home from the military hospital, <mask> had to fight off a Communist who wanted to take his medals. The von Greims used surplus aircraft to perform mock dogfights for the POW Relief Organization. He was invited to start the first International Air Service between Germany and Austria, but his aircraft was seized after the first flight. The marriage of <mask> and Eleanor Zink lasted less than three years and they were divorced in 1923. It is thought that the marriage ended due to <mask> having many affairs. His talents included juggling, drawing cartoons, and party entertainment.During the inter-war period, <mask> was known for his work as a stunt pilot and for his behavior. He flew for airshows. Picking a cloth from the ground with his wingtip, flying under low bridges and completing loops only a few meters from the ground. The only stunt <mask> did was a series of loops after turning off the engine and landing the aircraft in a sideways glide. The White Hell of Pitz Palu, Strme ber dem Mont Blanc, and S.O.S. were all filmed with him. Eisberg was born in 1933. <mask> moved to California because


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texts: of his stunt pilot work.There is a photo of Carl Laemmle, Jr.'s party for <mask> in the October 1933 issue of New Movie Magazine. Laemmle was the head of Universal Studios. The National Air Races will be held in Cleveland, Ohio. He played himself in a film in 1935. It was directed by Heinz Paul. His co-star Jrgen Ohlsen played a youth who lost his pilot father in World War I and was befriended and encouraged by U. Udet's book, "My Flying Life", entered the arts competition literature category in the 1936 Summer Olympics.It was good publicity for Udet. An American, William Pohl of Milwaukee, telephoned him with an offer to back an aircraft manufacturing company. Udet Flugzeugbau was born in a shed. The general public could fly small aircraft. The operations of the company were transferred to a chicken factory after it ran into trouble with the commission. The U2 was the first plane that Udet's company produced. Udet took the second model, the U4, to the race at the expense of Aero Club Aleman.He refused to do cigarette commercials for the club because they wanted him to reimburse them for the outclassed expense. He was rescued by the Chief of the Argentinian Railways, a


title: Ernst Udet

texts: man of Swedish descent. <mask> left Udet Flugzeugbau when they decided to build a four-engine aircraft, the U11 Kondor, which was larger and not for the general population. He and another friend from the war, Angermund, started an exhibition flying enterprise in Germany, which was successful, but <mask> remarked, "In time this too begins to get tiresome." We are fighting for a living. It is not always easy. ...It was worthwhile to fight for your life when you were younger. <mask> and Suchocky were pilots on the African filming expedition. The cameraman and guide were both veterans, and the guide was a former East African estate owner. In Africa, lions jumped up to claw at the low-flying aircraft, one of them removing a strip of Suchocky's wing surface. <mask> was hunting in Africa. <mask> joined the Nazi party in 1933 when Gring promised to buy him two new U.S.-built biplanes, the F11C-2 Goshawk Helldiver. The idea of dive bombing aeroplanes, such as the Junkers Ju 87 (Stuka) dive bombers, was influenced by the planes being used for evaluation purposes.They were used for acrobatic shows during the 1936 Summer Olympics. One of them, piloted by <mask>, is on display in the


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texts: Polish Aviation Museum. After the trials of the Ju 87, a confidential directive issued by Wolfram von Richthofen called for the cessation of all further Ju 87 development, although the Ju 87 had been awarded top marks and was about to be accepted. <mask> immediately rejected von Richthofen's instructions. The dive bomber was introduced to the Luftwaffe by <mask>. He was named Chief of the Technical Office, T-Amt, on 9 June 1936, through his political connections. <mask> had no interest in this job or the bureaucracy of it, and the pressure caused him to develop an addiction to alcohol, drinking large amounts of brandy and cognac.There were distinct signs of German military and diplomatic co-operation when <mask> traveled to Italian North Africa in January 1939. The Chief of Procurement and Supply was Udet on February 1, 1939. This was a large organization that required organizational qualities for which <mask> was not best equipped. Due to limited access to raw materials, his internal conflicts grew more intense when World War II began, as aircraft production requirements were much more than the German industry could supply. Gring lied to Hitler about the problem and


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texts: blamed Udet after the Battle of Britain. The German invasion of the Soviet Union drove <mask> to despair. <mask> led a German delegation to inspect the Soviet aviation industry in accordance with the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact.The Soviet air force and aviation industry were very advanced according to <mask>. Gring was hoping that a surprise attack would destroy the Soviet Union. The upcoming war on the Soviet Union might destroy Germany. He tried to explain to Hitler that he was torn between truth and loyalty. Gring kept <mask> under control by giving him drugs. Gring used <mask>'s dependency to manipulate him. The conflicts between <mask> and State Secretary Erhard were worsened by the Soviet campaign.<mask> was pressed by Milch for a major reorganization of his department in order to achieve a mandated quadrupling of production. Several members of Udet's staff were removed as Gring sided with Milch after <mask> resisted. <mask> was losing his freedom of action. <mask> shot himself in the head while on the phone with his girlfriend. <mask> was hailed as a hero at his funeral after he died in flight while testing a new weapon. Two people died in plane crashes on their way to

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title: Ernst Udet

texts: attend Udet's funeral. <mask> was buried next to von Richthofen.Mlders was buried near Udet. <mask> wrote a suicide note in red pencil, asking why he had left him. "Iron One, you are responsible for my death." "Iron One" was referred to by "Ingelein" as well. The War Luftwaffe Diaries states that <mask> wrote "Reichsmarschall, why have you deserted me?" He wore red on his bed. Evidence shows that <mask>'s unhappy relationship with Gring was the cause of his mental breakdown.The 1946 play Des Teufels General was a fictional treatment of <mask>'s final days. Robert La Tourneaux portrayed <mask> in the film Von Richthofen and Brown. Bo Brundin portrayed Kessler. There are dogfighting scenes between a Fokker Dr.I and a Sopwith Camel. <mask> is portrayed in The Red Baron by Ji Latovka. <mask> is an enemy German pilot in the Knights of the Sky video game. References for Udet U 12 Notes can be found here.The German's role in World War I. There is a publishing house called Osprey Publishing. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it Information on the films <mask> was in with Leni Riefenstahl can be found in the External links. Also,


title: Maurice Leblanc

texts: The creator of the fictional gentleman thief and detective Arsne Lupin, <mask>, was a French novelist and writer of short stories. The first Arsne Lupin story was published in a series of short stories in the magazine Je sais tout. It was dated 15 July 1905. It is possible that <mask> had read Octave Mirbeau's Les 21 jours d'un neurasthénique (1901), which features a gentleman thief named Arthur Lebeau, and he had seen Mirbeau's comedy. <mask> dedicated the rest of his career to working on the Lupin stories after he graduated from writing full-length novels in 1907. <mask> resented Lupin's success because he thought his success in the field of crime fiction was a detraction from his more "respectable" literary ambitions. He tried to create other characters, such as private eye Jim Barnett, but eventually merged them with Lupin.He continued to write Lupin tales into the 1930s. In 1919, <mask> wrote Les Trois Yeux, a science fiction novel in which a scientist makes televisual contact with three-eyed Venusians. <mask> died in Perpignan in 1941, after being awarded the Légion d'Honneur for his services to literature. He was buried in the Montparnasse Cemetery. Georgette <mask> was his sister. <mask> is the second child of <mask>, a 34 year old ship-owner merchant and the daughter of rich dyers, and of Mathilde Blanche, a 21 year old daughter of Gustave Flaubert. He had two sisters, one of which was an interpreter for <mask>, Georgettte <mask>'s companion from 1895 to 1918.<mask> was sent to Scotland by his father during the Franco-German War. He finished his studies in Rouen after returning to France. <mask> received his first education at the Patry pension. He completed his secondary studies at the Lycée Corneille. He frequently encountered Gustave Flaubert as a teenager. <mask> went

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title: Maurice Leblanc

texts: to Paris to pursue writing after rejecting the career that his father intended for him at the card factory. First a journalist, then a novelist.His first novel, "Une femme" (A Woman), published in 1893, was very successful, and was followed by other works, such as "Des couples" (The Couples), "Voici des ailes" and his only play, "La piti". He published an autobiographical novel in 1901. Pierre Lafitte, the director of the monthly Je sais tout, commissioned a short story from <mask> that was to be in the vein of A.J Raffles by Ernest William Hornung. "L'Arrestation d'Arsne Lupin" proves to be a great success. The first nine stories of Arsne Lupin, Gentleman Burglar were published in the French magazine Je sais tout. Arsne Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes, a second collection of Arsne Lupin stories written by <mask>, angered the creator of the world's most famous detective, who saw <mask>'s Herlock Shears and Wilson as parody characters designed to ridicule his work The Legion of Honor was presented to <mask> by tienne Dujardin-Beaumetz.Around the time of the First World War, <mask> became more bourgeois after being a supporter of French radical socialists. <mask> was starting to get tired of writing Arsne Lupin stories. The character in The Crystal Stopper was resuscitated after he tried to kill his hero. <mask> Lupin in 1939 and took refuge in Perpignan, where he died of pneumonia in 1941. His wife Marguerite and other members of his family were reburied at the Montparnasse cemetery in Paris on October 14 of 1947, after he had been unclaimed from the Saint-Martin cemetery in Perpignan. <mask> leaves Rouen at the end of 1888 to marry Marie-Ernestine Flannel in Paris on January 10, 1889.They divorced in 1895. <mask> falls in love with Marguerite Wormser who already has a son Claude

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texts: Oulmann who will be authorized by decree to bear the name <mask>. <mask>'s health problems and depression are compounded by the divorce proceedings initiated by Marguerite against her first husband. They were married on January 31, 1906. Franois George founded the "Association des Amis d'Arsne Lupin" in 1985. The creators of Rouletabille, Souvestre and Allain were inspired by <mask>'s work. <mask> knew that Arsne Lupin's exploits took place in the capital and Pays de Caux.He was a collector of postcards and had a list of hundreds of manors. The treasure of the kings of France, Tancarville, and the underground passage of Jumiges are some of the places mentioned in the intrigues of Leblanc in Normandy. Arsne Lupin III was written as the grandson of Arsne Lupin but without permission from <mask>'s estate. The copyright on <mask>'s work has expired, but this was the source of a lawsuit. The character was changed to "Edgar, the Burglar Detective" when it was broadcast in France. The film The Castle of Cagliostro was based on La Comtesse de Cagliostro, a novel by <mask>. The main character's persona is that of Arsne.The main character is staying at Cafe Leblanc after being kicked out of his school for defending a woman. The main character of the series, which was released in January 2021, used Lupin as an inspiration for his own grand theft. He tried to avenge his father's wrongful accusation of stealing a necklace by reading a book. He decided to steal the same necklace from the Louvre. The final episode of Part One was filmed in the town of tretat. <mask> lived in this location. His residence was where some of the works were written.The museum is located in the building. Play (1901), The Frontier (1910), and The Three Eyes (1919) are included. There are external links to the Arsne

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title: Irina Belotelkin

texts: On January 1, 1913, a Russian-American artist and fashion designer was born. The imperial register of Tver shows that the Russian Empire to the Russian noblesse ancienne was founded in the early years of the 20th century. She was a student at the Mariinsky Noble Ladies' Institute, which was once the capital of the Don Cossacks. Her mother died of typhus five days after her father was killed in the Russian Civil War. King George V of the United Kingdom took responsibility for the school after the assassination of his cousins and evacuated the entire Corps to the banks of the Nile in Egypt. Czar Nicholas II was a cousin of King George V. After witnessing her two sisters' deaths from starvation, the young <mask>, then 8 years old, made her way over 1,000 kilometres alone and through many privations to Moscow and the Estonian embassy there, which forever shaped her core character.After a year in Moscow, she was aided in her escape by her aunt Anna Blonsky Lassburg and her husband Doctor Genrick Lassburg. She and her brother settled in the United States in 1923 after being located in Egypt by the efforts of the International Red Cross. Her Aunt Lucy and Grandmother Natalia Blonsky arrived in New York from Constantinople in 1923. The young lady was living with her brother in Connecticut when she attended the post-graduate programs at the high school. Her status as a visiting student was threatened when she was accused of being an artist. She was taken back to Ellis Island. Fannie Perkins, then New York State's industrial commissioner and soon to become the first woman to serve as Secretary of Labor, interceded and personal interview with the woman who would become the first woman to serve as Secretary of Labor.She became a naturalized citizen in a ceremony conducted by Chief Justice Hughes. She studied voice, drama and opera. She graduated from New York City's fashion design school. She was a champion fencer. The New York Times reported on January 7, 1934, that the Hartford Fencers Club women's team upset New York University's


title: Irina Belotelkin

texts: intercollegiate championship women's fencing unit. Miss Roudakoff defeated Miss Suskin and MissMildred Atlas in foils. She lost to Miss Graver.She won the first prize in foils at the 1937 N.E. There is a women's championship. The discipline of hostessing was developed through years of practice. On May 5, 1943, the New York Times published an example of her typical pattern of combining high-entertainment and worthy causes when she was in San Francisco during the Second World War. Several high-profile projects were executed by the engineering firm. The careers of <mask>'s fashion design and art flourished. Ballet and opera were some of the things that <mask> devoted himself to.She entertained friends when they were in town. Natalia and Yuri were invited to many Russian Christmas and Easter parties. She was a major contributor to the San Francisco Opera. Her Easter party recipes were featured in several magazines. A Russian Feast was a multi-page article in the March 1978 issue of Sphere. The caption says that she was a wonderful conversationist with amazing stories and historical anecdotes. She lived in San Francisco with her husband.They were devoted to their dogs. She died on January 21, 2009, at the age of 96. In several design fields, fashion design excelled. In 1945, she opened her first studio-salon as a millinery designer, EraBelle Hat Shop. She used her fencing mask and foils to make her shop's logo. The Headdress Ball was held at the San Francisco Museum of Art. Her hats were frequently remarked on in San Francisco.A collection of miniature hats was created by her. She moved to American haute couture. She was the most notable couturier in San Francisco, designing gowns, outfits, and coats for her own store in San Francisco's Union Square. She was invited to Milan in 1953 to design the costumes for the opera La Fanciulla del West. There were 43 selections in her 1955 Holiday Collection show. She moved the studio to 260 Sutter St., where she dressed many of the city's greats. She was often referred to as "Chanel of the

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texts: West Coast" by Herb Caen.The August 20, 1961, Saturday Evening Post describes her effort to give fashion therapy to the mentally ill as part of the San Francisco chapter of Fashion Group International. The patients were involved in both staging and presenting fashion, as well as being shown how to dress nicely. The doctors were happy with the improvement of their patients. The blue print of Fashion Therapy was introduced in 1961. The Fashion Lift was a tour of the US fashion industry. David Lees photographed the dresses and outfits of the Roublons in Florence, Italy, in the years 1951–1955. An artist from the early 1960s through the late 1980s, <mask> studied and created still life and portrait paintings in oil and water color.She competed and won prizes. Her work can be found throughout the SFBay area. In 1965, she did a portrait of her two masters, including Serge Ivanoff. Serge Ivanoff painted her portrait. Her most accomplished pieces are those of iris and the large white Matilija poppy, which she grew and attended in her own garden. She didn't attend her Easter parties in 1988 when she was preparing for her show at Mae Woo's William Gallery. She painted portraits of prominent San Franciscans.One portrait of a young Gordon Getty, who frequented her studio as a young boy, remained in her personal collection for 3 decades. She presented it to Gordon at his birthday party. She was an artist until she lost her facility to a mastectomy. Isn't it wonderful? Valery is a genius, said our official Russian aristo, who didn't need to read the supertitles. Gergiev is the Kirov artistic director and maestro. The A list.The person is <mask> <mask>. Dior asked her if she would forget her coat after seeing one of her designs. The caption for her work was Dior or Roublon, when it was displayed in a downtown San Francisco department store display window. Both designers worked on the display. Customers chose her designs over his. 20th-century American women were fashion designers while 21st-century American women were 21st-century American

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title: Dan Wheldon

texts: <mask> was a British motor racing driver who won the 2005 IndyCar Series Drivers' Championship. He won the Indianapolis 500 in 2005 and 2011. Wheldon began competitive karting at the age of eight and achieved early success before moving to open-wheel car racing in the U.S. F2000 National Championship, the Toyota Atlantic Championship and Indy Lights. He started driving in the Indy 500 with Panther Racing. Wheldon was runner-up in the 2004 championship. He won the drivers' title in 2005, setting a record for most victories in a season. He tied Sam Hornish Jr. in points but finished second because of count-back on the number of victories taken by both drivers.Wheldon won four additional races during the two years he was fourth overall. He returned to Panther Racing in the 2010 season, but failed to win a race, but still took four podium results. At the end of the season, <mask> left the team. He was a part-time driver for Bryan Herta Autosport in 2011. In May of that year, he won his second Indianapolis 500. <mask> was killed in a crash on the eleventh lap of the IZOD IndyCar World Championship at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. He was the first driver to die in the competition since <mask>.<mask> was born in the village of Emberton near the town of Olney in England on June 22, 1978. <mask> was a domestic heat electrician. Wheldon was of Irish descent. His siblings were three younger brothers and a sister. Wheldon's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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title: Dan Wheldon

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texts: kart later on. The father of Wheldon's sponsor helped to improve his son's driving ability at the Rye House Kart Circuit. He won the British Cadet Karting Championship three times. Wheldon won the British B Junior title in 1992. As he progressed to the international level, he was advised by Mark and Terry. Wheldon won the 1995 Formula A World Cup.He competed in the Formula Vauxhall Junior Championship for Team JLR in 1996, winning three races and taking seven top-three results to finish second overall. <mask> was fourth in both the British Formula Ford Championship and the European Formula Ford Championship, with seven victories in the British series. In 1996 and 1997 he was a finalist for the McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award. Wheldon drove a Mygale for the Van Diemen team in 1998. He finished second in the Formula Ford Festival. He developed a rivalry with Button. Wheldon wasn't able to progress into either the British Formula 3 International Series or the British Formula Renault Championship because he didn't have enough funding from his father and sponsors.He flew to the United States in January 1999 to test a Formula Ford 2000 car, after the suggestion of his former team principal and car manufacturer. Wheldon watched the Indy Lights and Toyota Atlantic test sessions. Jon Baytos and Van Diemen provided his funding. He became the first British and European series champion when he competed in the U.S. F2000 National Championship in 1999. Wheldon's early


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texts: Insurance Indy 300 at Homestead–Miami Speedway after moving through the field from 22nd. <mask> became the first driver to win two consecutive races at the track when he won the RoadRunner Turbo Indy 300 at Kansas.He finished twelfth in the Indianapolis 500 due to handling problems in the final 50 laps. The Iowa Corn Indy 250 was <mask>'s second victory of the season. He donated his winnings to the victims of the recent tornadoes and flooding in Iowa. Since his driving on street and road circuits was not as good as on ovals, his performance waned in the remaining races. He had one more podium finish, a second-place at Nashville Speedway, and five top-seven finishes for fourth in the drivers' championship. In May 2008, <mask> received an offer to extend his contract with CGR. He decided against it when he heard Kanaan was talking to the team.He began talking to other teams after feeling betrayed. The decision to leave them at the season's end was made by Wheldon three months later. On 2 September, CGR announced that Wheldon would be released from his contract at the end of the season. Wheldon returned to the full-time one-car Panther Racing team for the 2009 season following an agreement with his management and team owner John Barnes in mid-August. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: 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 Wheldon finished second at the Indianapolis 500. Wheldon had three top-ten finishes and a fourth place finish in the rest of the season.He didn't get those results in seven of the last eight races. He finished tenth in the championship with 354 points, his lowest finish in a decade. <mask> was with Panther Racing for the 2010 season. He finished fifth in the So Paulo Indy 300 after making contact with Alex Tagliani. <mask> took a ninth in the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, his second top-ten result. <mask> started from the 18th in the Indianapolis 500. He was second for the second year in a row because of his pit stop strategy.Wheldon was challenging for wins on the oval tracks. Barnes was frustrated that he could not claim a race victory during his time with Panther Racing. Wheldon made contact with Baguette's car during a warm-up lap before the start of the Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma. He was uninjured when he flipped upside down and pirouetted. The second place finish in the Peak


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texts: Antifreeze & Motor Oil Indy 300 was his best finish of the year. He came ninth at the season-ending Cafés do Brasil Indy 300 at Homestead–Miami Speedway to rank ninth in the drivers' championship with 388 points. <mask> left Panther Racing because of a lack of sponsorship.J. R. Hildebrand was the driver of the 4 car. He filed a $383,400 lawsuit against Barnes in August for late payment of his salary and his share of earnings from his on-track achievements as well as taxation issues. On October 1st, the two reached a settlement. Wheldon missed the first four races of the season because he was looking for a job to compete in the Indianapolis 500. Talks with several teams, including with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing co-ownerRobbie Buhl to share a car with Mike Conway fell through. He spoke to his friend and former AGR teammate Bryan Herta who offered to assemble a car from his own low-budget operation, Bryan Herta Autosport, for Wheldon. He drove a car from 2003 that was leased to Herta.In the race, <mask> was in second place on the final lap when Hildebrand crashed, but he qualified in sixth place. He was the first driver to win the Indianapolis 500 after taking the lead on the final lap. At midnight on 30 May, Wheldon's contract expired. He became a color commentator and pit lane reporter for the cable television channel Versus, believing he would not race again in 2011. His quick wit and ease in interacting with other commentators impressed viewers. At the beginning of the 2012


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texts: season, <mask> was hired to test and develop the official prototype model of a new one-specification car. He drove Tagliani's No. in October.The car for the Kentucky Indy 300 is being prepared for the IZOD IndyCar World Championship in Las Vegas. He finished 14th after failing to set a time because his car did not pass a technical inspection. On the morning of 16 October, he signed a multi-year contract to replace Patrick at the team. <mask> made his endurance racing debut at the 2005 24 Hours of Daytona. Milka Duno is a member of the Daytona Prototype (DP) class. After Duno crashed with less than six hours to go, their car finished 16th in its class and 33rd overall. He was eliminated from the round of 16 in the 2005 Race of Champs after being a wild card entrant.He was offered a test driver role with BMW's Formula One squad. He felt emotionally attached to the United States when he decided to decline because he wouldn't be a race seat for the season. <mask> was offered to compete for Great Britain in the inaugural A1 Grand Prix season. Wheldon competed in the 24 Hours of Daytona for the first time in 2006 as part of the Chip Ganassi Racing team. The trio completed 734 laps in the No. There is a Riley Lexus. He returned with the same team for the following year's race and they were joined by Memo Rojas.The trio retired after 538 laps because of a crash. The track is saturated in the 21st hour. They were classified as 21st in class and 41st overall. The 24 Hours of Daytona will


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texts: be <mask>'s fourth time to participate in the event. Their car, starting in tenth in its category and overall, finished 44th overall (18th in its class) after it retired with three accidents during the event. Randy Bernard set up a challenge for the season-ending IZOD IndyCar World Championship at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. If the driver won from the back of the grid, a $5 million prize would be split between them.Wheldon accepted the challenge because he was unable to get an international racing driver. He felt it would be difficult to remain in the pack if the issue with his car was not solved. <mask> was ABC's in-race reporter and spoke in defence of his participation in the event to the network's commentary team during the warm-up laps. A fifteen-car accident occurred between turns one and two on lap 11 when Wheldon was involved. He tried to avoid the pile-up and flying debris by travelling on the left side of the track. The driver spun towards the infield and hit the cars of E. J. Viso and Charlie Kimball. They blocked Wheldon's path, and he decelerated to 10% of throttle usage before hitting the left rear tire of Kimball's car.He was launched semi-airborne and flew towards the right-hand side catch fence. <mask>'s vehicle traveled parallel to the SAFER barrier behind the track. He collided with a fence post along his car's right-hand side, creating a deep defect in the car's body. It sheared the fuel cell compartment and the roll hoop from the car. The post penetrated the


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texts: cockpit and struck the lower portion of the right-hand side of <mask>'s helmet as he sustained two distinct impacts. The race was stopped because of a caution. He was flown to the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada with critical injuries after being extricated from his car.Wheldon died on the way to the hospital. The race would be abandoned after feedback from drivers and team owners. A five-lap, three-wide formation salute was held in Wheldon's honor. His No. There was only one display atop the scoring pylon. <mask> died of a blunt force trauma to his head, according to an autopsy conducted by the Clark County Coroner. He was the fifth Indianapolis 500 winner to die in a racing accident in the same year as winning the race, and the first repeat winner to do so.Preceding Wheldon were a number of people. He was the first driver to be killed in an accident since <mask> died in an accident during practice for the 2006 Toyota Indy 300. The funeral for Wheldon was attended by over 1,000 people. The pall-bearers were fellow drivers Franchitti,Dixon, Kanaan and <mask>'s brothers. The public memorial service for him was held at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, attended by members of the motor racing community and his family and fans. Wheldon was remembered at the All Saints' Church in his hometown of Emberton on 6 November. He is buried in Clearwater, Florida.Three days after the accident, the series' organisers with assistance from the Automobile Competition

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texts: to prevent crashes like the one that killed him. A charity race in honour of Wheldon was held in December with drivers such as Franchitti, Button and Davidson competing. Wheldon's family selected a charity to receive the proceeds from the event.<mask> was posthumously awarded the Gregor Grant Award for his lifetime career achievements. The trophy that Wheldon won in 2005 was named the Dan Wheldon Cup in 2012 by Mark Dismore's New Castle Motorsports Park. The <mask> family added a Wheldon Memorial Pro-Am to the event. <mask> and the mayor of St. Pete, Florida, Bill Foster, unveiled a street sign. There is a sign at the corner of Bayshore Drive and Albert Whitted Park. There is a memorial across from the museum. Franchitti wore white sunglasses in honor of Wheldon after winning the Indianapolis 500.The Indiana Senate passed a resolution in remembrance of Wheldon. Each of the winners of the race was etched on a wall outside the second turn of the street track where a memorial plaque was unveiled. Wheldon was named one of the 50 greatest drivers to have never raced in Formula One. The "<mask> and Susie Wheldon Make a Difference Award" was presented to the Wheldons. The prize-giving banquet included a $1,000 donation to charity. Pit lane reporter Jamie Little placed a plaque near the point where <mask> was killed during the 2016 Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Lionheart: Remembering <mask> was published in May 2016 with contributions from the motor racing community.The

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title: Andy Hedlund

texts: training camp with the Senators.The NHL season was locked out and players such as Haek joined the AHL. "He's just one of the guys when he's here, he just wants to put in his time and get some good work in, and make sure he's ready to go, so you just have to." A season preview on the website Hockey's Future said that, "A fan-favorite, Hedlund gives it everything he has despite limited talent." The Senators scored a goal from the blue line to tie the game, however they lost 5–3. He and Philadelphia Phantoms player Ben Stafford were named the American Hockey League's Men of the Year. He played in 75 games and scored two goals and had 13 assists. He played in six games in the playoffs and recorded two assists.Hedlund joined the U.S. Men's National Select Team in 2005. After his time with Team USA, he left the Senators organization and moved to Germany. Hedlund played in 52 games and scored 12 goals and 22 assists, both career-highs. In the playoffs, he played in five games and recorded two assists. On June 20, 2006 he re-signed with Ottawa. He was let go on October 2. He was assigned to Binghamton after clearing waivers.<mask> scored a goal in the third period against Syracuse on January 15. The Senators lost the game in a shootout. In his last game for the Senators on February 23, he scored a goal. <mask> had six goals and 21 assists before he was traded. On February 26, 2007, the Washington Capitals traded for <mask> and a sixth-round draft pick to the Senators. <mask> had eight

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texts: assists for the Bears. He returned to Germany after leaving the team.<mask> rejoined Team USA after joining the DEG Metro Stars of the DEL. The USA defeated Germany, 3–2, on November 8 thanks to a goal by <mask>. He had 12 goals and 23 assists in 55 games for the Metro Stars. Hedlund scored nine goals with 19 assists in 52 games for DEG in the 2008–09 season. He joined Adler Mannheim after leaving DEG. He was an All-Star for the Metro Stars. In 54 games he scored six goals and had nine assists.He came back to DEG after the season. In his last season with the Metro Stars, he led the DEL with 14 goals. On May 10, 2012 he left the DEL to sign a one-year contract with the Black Wings of the Austrian Hockey League. At the conclusion of his second season with Linz, he announced his retirement from professional hockey after 13 seasons. In July of 2008, he returned to Minnesota State–Mankato to help out at a hockey camp where he taught players one-time shooting and passing. His mother is a special needs teacher and his sister is a social worker. The following are links to career statistics for the regular season and

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title: Zhong Hui

texts: During the Three Kingdoms period of China, Shiji was a Chinese calligrapher, essayist, military general, and politician. He was the son of Zhang Changpu and the nephew of the grand tutor in the imperial court. He has been known for being intelligent and insightful since he was young. In the 250s, he became a close aide to Sima Zhao, the regent and defacto ruler of Wei. He was highly regarded by Sima Zhao because he advised her on how to deal with the Third Rebellion. One of the key figures in the government was helped by Sima Zhao. In 263, the Wei imperial court ordered the leaders of separate armies to attack and conquer Shu Han.After the campaign against Shu, Zhuge Xu and Deng Ai were framed for cowardice and treason, and the command of their troops was taken from them. By the time Shu surrendered to Wei in 263, the military forces in Shu territory had been taken over by <mask> <mask>. The rebellion against Sima Zhao started with the help of a former Shu general. When the plan to purge several officers was leaked out, the revolt failed. The officers escaped from custody, regrouped with their men, and killed both of them. Changshe County is located east of present-day Changge, Henan, and was the ancestral home of early life and career <mask> <mask>. He was the son of the grand tutor in the imperial court.He was already known for his intelligence at a young age. His mother was known for being strict with her son and for her influence in his early education. According to Jiang Ji, one can tell what a person's character is like by observing his/her eye pupils. Jiang Ji noted that the boy was extraordinary when he was four years old. By the time he reached adulthood, he was already famous for being well read and versed in different types of arts. He was promoted to Attendant Gentleman of the Palace Writers and Masters of Writing after

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texts: serving as a Gentleman Cadet of the Imperial Library. He was given the title of a Secondary Marquis when Mao ascended the throne.He studied the Yijing. There was a book in his house after his death. The title of the book suggests it was about Taoist philosophy, but Legalist or Logician philosophy was discussed. His fame placed him on par with Wang Bi, who was about the same age as him. The Shiyu recorded an incident in which he gained the attention of Sima Shi. Yu Song was instructed by Sima Shi to draft a memorandum. After reading Yu Song's draft, he ordered him to rewrite.After feeling gloomy, Yu Song couldn't think of a better way to write the memo. He offered to help Yu Song after he looked troubled. The revised draft was presented to Sima Shi by Yu Song. Sima Shi asked him if he made the changes. Who edited it? "Zhong Hui" was the reply from Yu Song. I wanted to recommend him to you, my lord.I will not keep him to myself anymore. Sima Shi said that he was capable of shouldering more responsibilities. It's time to summon him. Yu replied, "He's learned, wise and multi-talented" after <mask> asked him about Sima's abilities. During a ten day period, he stayed at his home and carefully thought about what he would say to Sima Shi. He entered Sima's residence early in the morning and left at midnight on the day he met her. Sima Shi said, "He's a great talent capable of assisting rulers."Pei Songzhi had doubts about the Shiyu account. He thought it was unlikely that Yu Song would recommend <mask> to Sima Shi due to the following reasons. First, he came from an elite family. He was already famous when he was young. He began serving in the government at the age of adulthood. Pei believed that it was impossible for anyone to tell if a person who edited a few words in a piece of writing was capable of shouldering greater responsibilities.

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texts: Sima Shi was in charge of suppressing the rebellion in the present-day Shou County.Sima Shi's brother, Sima Zhao, followed behind with another army to support them. The rebellion was suppressed and Sima Shi died. Sima Zhao took over command of his troops. The armies were ordered to go back to the capital of the empire, Luoyang, by the emperor. Sima Zhao was told to disobey the emperor's order and lead the troops to a garrison at the south of the Luo River. As his brother did before him, Sima Zhao remained in control of the government. He was appointed as a Gentleman of the Yellow Gate and was given the title "Marquis of the Village" with 300 households.The general Zhuge Dan, who was stationed in Shouchun, was summoned to return to Luoyang by the imperial court in order to suppress his rebellion. filial mourning was practised by <mask> <mask> because of his mother's death. He stopped mourning and went to warn Sima Zhao when he realized that Zhuge Dan would disobey the order. He didn't take any action since the order had already been sent out. There was a rebellion in Shouchun later. Sima Zhao led imperial forces to attack the rebels. Sun Chen, the regent of Eastern Wu, ordered the general Quan Y and others to support Zhuge Dan when he rebelled in Shouchun.There were disagreements between Quan Y and his relatives, who were in the Wu capital of Jianye. They brought along their families and followers to defect. Sima Zhao was suggested to lie to Sun Chen that he was displeased with Quan Y's failure to conquer Shouchun because he wanted to execute him. After becoming fearful, Quan Y brought along his troops and surrendered to Sima Zhao. Zhuge Dan's rebels were defeated by the forces of Sima Zhao and they were taken back by Wei. The success of his plan made him more highly regarded than before. He was compared to a strategist who served

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texts: under the Han dynasty's founder, Emperor Gao.He was offered the position of Minister Coachman, but he turned it down and became a clerk in Sima Zhao's office. He was a close aide to Sima Zhao. The imperial court wanted him to be the "Marquis of Chen", but he refused to accept the title. He was appointed as the Colonel-Director of Retainers instead. Even though he did not serve in the court, he was still heavily involved in politics. He was involved in instigating Sima to execute Ji Kang. A series of military campaigns to attack the western borders of Wei's rival state Shu Han failed to make any significant territorial gains.Sima Zhao wanted to launch a large-scale invasion of Shu to eliminate it because he felt that it was growing weak and lacking in resources after all the campaigns. Only one person agreed that Shu could be conquered. Sima Zhao was assisted in formulating a strategy for the conquest of Shu. In the winter of 262–263, the General Who Guards the West was appointed and granted imperial authority to manage military affairs. Sima Zhao ordered Tang Zi to oversee the construction of warships in preparation for an invasion on the other side of the country, Eastern Wu. In the autumn of 263, Deng Ai was ordered to lead 30,000 troops to attack Shu from two directions, and his force would pass through Gansong, southeast of Two County. The Xie Valley is southwest of present-day Mei County, Shaanxi, and the Luo Valley is southwest of present-day Zhouzhi County, Shaanxi.The construction of a road leading into Shu was ordered to be overseen by the son of a veteran general. When the road turned out to be poorly built, <mask> <mask> ignored the background of Xu Yi and executed him for failing his mission. The army was shocked by the audacity of the man. The Shu government ordered its armed forces to retreat east of present-day Mian


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texts: After leading his army to Fu County, he ordered Hu Lie and others to chase Jiang Wei. Deng Ai and his men arrived outside of Chengdu at the same time. Deng Ai was the one who surrendered to the Shu emperor without a fight.The men were ordered to lay down their arms in Fu County. After the successful conquest of Shu, <mask> <mask> wrote a memorial to the imperial court to report his contributions and urge the government to restore peace. He forbade his troops from plundering and pillaging the Shu lands and treated the former Shu officials with respect. The two of them got along well. In the winter of 263–264, the Wei imperial court issued a decree to praise <mask> <mask> for his contributions in the conquest of Shu. After being promoted from a village-level marquis to a county-level marquis, the number of taxable households in his marquisate increased to 10,000. His two adopted sons were each granted a village marquis title.Downfall and death Arresting had long harboured the intention of rebelling. He told the court that Deng was planning a rebellion even though his military command was approved by the court. He was good at imitating people's handwriting. He edited Deng Ai's report to make it sound arrogant and demanding after intercepting it. He destroyed a letter from Sima Zhao to Deng Ai. Deng Ai was ordered to be arrested by the government and taken to a prison cart. Deng Ai was ordered to be arrested by Sima Zhao because he was worried that he wouldn't submit.Deng's soldiers were ordered to put down their weapons by a letter of authorisation from Sima Zhao, who went to Deng Ai's camp in Chengdu. Deng Ai was put in a prison cart. After Deng was arrested, he assumed command of the Wei forces in the former Shu territories. After seeing how much power he had in his hands, he decided to rebel against him. He came up with a plan for


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texts: Jiangwei to lead a force out of the Xie Valley to attack the city of Chang'an. The main army would be followed by the main army. The army would be split into two groups after Chang'an was captured.The infantry and cavalry would travel along the Yellow and Wei rivers towards Meng Ford. The journey would take five days. The cavalry and infantry would attack the city. Sima Zhao wrote a letter saying she was afraid Deng Ai might not submit. I have ordered the 10,000 infantry and cavalry to go into the Xie Valley. 100,000 troops will be garrisoned at Chang'an. We will be meeting soon.When His Excellency ordered me to arrest Deng Ai, he knew I was capable of doing it on my own. He must be suspecting me now that he has brought his troops here. We should act quickly. The Empire is ours if we succeed. We can retreat back to Shu Han if we fail. Since the Shouchun rebellions, my plans have never failed. How can I be happy?On February 29th, Mutiny <mask> <mask> arrived in Chengdu. He summoned all the high-ranking officers and former Shu officers to the old Shu imperial court in order to hold a memorial service for the recently deceased emperor. He showed them an imperial decree that he claimed was issued by the empress before she died. The decree stated that the people who were loyal to Wei should rise up against Sima Zhao and remove him from power. The decree was written by someone else. He asked the officers to sign on a list if they agreed to carry out the empress's dying wish, and then instructed his aides to take over command of the military units. He ordered the gates of the city to be closed and the officers to be locked up in their offices.Hu Lie used to be a superior to Qiu Jian. He was recommended to Sima Zhao by Hu Lie. Qiu Jian was requested to be transferred to his unit by <mask> <mask>. Hu Lie, who was held alone in a room, was


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texts: sympathetic with him and asked that each of the officers have a servant to help with their personal needs. The person agreed. Hu Lie lied to his servant and wrote a letter to his sons, telling them that he had heard that the officers in his unit were going to be killed. The rumour spread quickly among the officers.When news of the rumour came in, the men of Zhong <mask> suggested to their superior that they execute all the officers holding the rank of Cavalry Commandant of the Standard. The person could not decide what to do. Hu Lie's sons and subordinates beat the drums around noon on 3 March. They rushed towards the city gates in a disorderly manner because they had no one to lead them. When they heard that a fire had broken out, Jiang Wei was collecting his armour and weapons from the other side of the country. The soldiers were crowding near the city gates. "Aren't those men causing trouble?" asked the man.What should we do? Jiang Wei said to kill them. The men were told to kill the officers who were still in their offices. The officers used furniture to block the doors. The doors were not open when the men rammed them. There were reports of people setting fire to buildings and climbing up the city gates on ladders. There was chaos and arrows were fired.The officers broke out of captivity, regrouped with their men, and attacked the other officers. The soldiers who fought the mutinying soldiers were overwhelmed and killed by them. When he died, he was 40 years old. Hundreds of lives were lost in the mutiny. When Sima Zhao wanted to put <mask> <mask> in charge of leading the army to conquer Shu, she was warned that he might rebel because he was single and had no family. Sima Zhao said that he understood Shao Ti's concern and that he had faith in <mask>'s ability to conquer Shu. Even if he rebelled, he wouldn't succeed because of

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texts: two reasons.The people of Shu were scared after witnessing the fall of Shu. The Wei forces were exhausted and homesick after the campaign. After Deng Ai was accused of scheming a rebellion, Sima Zhao wanted to station his forces at Chang'an. Sima Zhao was told by Shao Ti that there was no need for him to go to Chang'an since he had more troops than Deng Ai. Have you forgotten what you said? Why are you telling me not to go to Chang'an? Please don't reveal what we talked about.I treat people with respect. I will not doubt them if they remain loyal to me. I was recently asked if I was suspicious of <mask> <mask>. Do you think I will send you on a mission today? He couldn't reply to my reply. When I arrive in Chang'an, everything will be sorted out. By the time Sima Zhao got to Chang'an, he had already been killed.His father was a prominent politician and calligrapher who held the position of grand tutor in the imperial court. Zhang Changpu was one of the concubines and was known for her good conduct, wisdom, and influential role in her son's early education. The elder half-brother, <mask> Yu, died in the winter of 263. There was no response to the death of his brother. <mask> Jun, Yong, Yi, and Chan were the four sons of <mask> Yu. <mask> Yi was raised by his adoptive mother because she had no children of her own. The family members of <mask> Yong were executed after he was killed in the mutiny.Three people were put on death row after being implicated in the failed rebellion of <mask> <mask>. Sima Zhao decided to let the two men preserve their legacies because of their service to the country. He pardoned and restored the official positions and titles of <mask> Jun and <mask> Chan after issuing an imperial decree. The execution of <mask> Yi was done because he was not eligible for a pardon. It is believed that Sima Zhao decided to spare

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texts: <mask> Jun and <mask> Chan because they were warned not to be placed in positions with great power. Sima Zhao promised to spare the family of <mask> Yu's friend if he really did commit treason. The author of the biography in the Records of the Three Kingdoms praised him as an "elite and skilled with numerous strategies" and lumped him with others.They were too ambitious, had morally crooked ideas, and failed to recognize the hidden pitfalls around them. The downfalls of their families resulted from these. Is it any more fatuous than this? The Shiyu recorded that when the general defected to Shu, the officials asked him what he did best. "Solidifying his family's position" was the reply from Xiahou Ba. They asked him who the talents were in the capital. "There's one Zhong Shiji," said Xiahou Ba.If he's in charge of the government, they should be concerned. "Now that Sima Yi is in control of the Wei government, is he still planning to launch any campaigns against Shu and Wu?" asked the Shu general Jiangwei. He focuses on his family's control of the government and doesn't have time for external affairs. There is one <mask> Shiji. He's young, but he's going to be a threat in the future. Even the most extraordinary people can't control him. 15 years later, Xiahou Ba was proven right because he was one of the key figures in the conquest of Shu.The Shiyu account was added by Pei Songzhi to support what was written in the Han Jin Chunqiu. In the seventh iteration of the Dynasty Warriors video game series, <mask> <mask> is a playable character. There are lists of people of the Three Kingdoms. There are records of the Three Kingdoms. The Sanguozhi zhu Pei was written in the 5th century. There are annotations to the records of the Three Kingdoms. Sima was one of the other sources.There is a person named Zizhi Tongjian. There are external links

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title: Kate Geraghty

texts: <mask> is an Australian war photographer and a five time Walkley winner. At one point, <mask> counted twenty-seven of her own pictures in one Monday-morning edition of The Border Mail, a large number of them pictures of local sporting competition. When the newspaper refused to send her to East Timor to record the 1999 crisis, she took her holiday there to take pictures that were published. The 2000 Summer Olympics were photographed by <mask>. She joined The Sydney Morning Herald in 2001 and her first assignment was to cover the 2002Bali bombings, which she described as one of the most shocking things she had ever seen. <mask> was the first Fairfax woman photographer to cover a war when she was assigned to photograph the invasion of Iraq in 2003 and was astonished when senior management told him that he would be held accountable if anything happened to her. It astounded me.I assume it was because they were afraid of her being raped. I think they thought she would get more attention from the male journalists. I don't know. She has provided reportage of the arrest of the two men in Jakarta, the Jakarta bombings, the aftermath of the 2004 disaster in Indonesia, and the war in Lebanon. Kosovo refugees were sent back to Australia by the federal government after they were held at a nearby barracks. It was the first time she had been assigned to deal with people who had suffered and had fled war, learning how to build trust with them. <mask> negotiated with Hamas for two years to get access to their leader.She says that it's a privilege to meet people and that they trust us to tell their story. Whether it's a pro-Russian rebel or a boy who's been shot by Islamic State, each one of them has to be given the respect to tell their story. <mask> reports that she shoots with both eyes open. I see what's in the picture. I can hear it. I can smell it. She says that covering war has changed her, and that she had to overcome resistance from the Australian Defence Force to do

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title: Kate Geraghty

texts: it.<mask> says that the Australian government tried to block her from reporting or staying in Uruzgan when she went there to interview the Afghanis. It took several hours for Khan to intervene. "Reflecting on whether images of those killed in conflict should be published, <mask> says, "I think it's a day-to-day ethical question that the editors discuss." It depends on how graphic it is. I've never been told not to take pictures of dead people. This is war. What are they expecting?I don't know if they should be shown, but I don't think we should criticize photographers for taking them. Is it unethical or upsetting if they're Australian? There is a cascade of dead bodies after the earthquake in Haiti. They deserve more dignity than someone from Africa or Afghanistan because they're Australian. <mask> has embraced the multimedia platforms now used by her newspaper as a vehicle in which she has complete control of the story being told, being able, alongside a trusted journalist, to edit and provide audio and visuals. "No one holds a candle to <mask>," says Mike Bowers, who rates her with other people. <mask> documented the arrival of asylum seekers.There, she shot "Asylum," a photograph that was the finalist for the News Photography Category in the Walkley Awards in which she had already twice taken Press Photographer of the Year, and has since been honoured with the 2009 United Nations Association of Australia Media Peace award. Her work is on display at the King Street Gallery. She was on the boat with Paul McGeough during the Gaza flotilla raid. She claims to have been Tased by the Israelis. Three of the soldiers on the deck were Australian-Israelis. I couldn't believe it. It hurt and made me sick.She took pictures of the Turkish ferry Mavi Marmara being boarded by Israeli forces and the Challenger One trying to outrun the Israeli zodiacs. Australian officials met them in prison. The United Nations Association of Australia has an award for Press Photographer of

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title: Thomas Randolph, 1st Earl of Moray

texts: The <mask> of Moray was a soldier and diplomat in the Wars of Scottish Independence and later served as regent of Scotland. Robert the Bruce created him as the first earl of Moray. He was one of the people who signed the Declaration of Arbroath. <mask> was the son of a <mask> who was the Sheriff of Scotland and the grandson of a <mask> who gave the family's name. The younger <mask> was the nephew of King Robert the Bruce and his mother was Martha of Kilconquhar. The traditional view is that she was the first wife of Marjorie of Carrick, who was the mother of Robert the Bruce. There is a theory that the King's father married again after Marjorie's death and had with his second wife, Isabel, who married the elder <mask>.There is no record of his birth date. Although the author of Scots Peerage speculated that he was born in 1278, his grandmother was born in 1253 or 1256, and it is unlikely that he was born when she was in her twenties. The date needs to be called into question. Martha of Kilconquhar was born in 1270 before the Countess of Carrick married Robert de Brus, so it is more likely that <mask> was born in 1285. Robert was supported in his attempt to take the throne by his nephew, <mask>. He was knighted by the king. After the Scottish defeat at the Battle of Methven, he was taken prisoner by the English and put under the care of Sir Adam Gordon and the Earl of Lincoln.He was captured by Sir James Douglas in 1307 and persuaded to rejoin the Scottish side. Edward II of England forfeited his lands and gave them to Hugh le Despencer. The <mask> of Moray became ruler of a large swathe of land in the north of Scotland in 1312 after being created by King Robert I. In exchange for six ships of 26 oars and money, he was made lord of the Isle of Man. He became one of Robert's most trusted lieutenants around this time, and he has been with him on most of his campaigns. On March 14, 1314, he carried out a daring attack on Edinburgh Castle. One of the castles in Scotland that was still in

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