title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: bonds created by <mask>. <mask> has an ideology that appealed to rootless and poorly educated youths. On October 24, 1970, he founded the NCO in his hometown of Ottaviano.The most powerful organization ever existed in the Neapolitan hinterland was created by <mask>. He was able to achieve this single-handedly because of his personal appeal and charisma. There were strong ties between <mask> and the 'Ndrangheta. <mask>'s career began with his association with the 'Ndrangheta, supported by important bosses such as Paolo De Stefano, and Mammoliti. The model of the 'Ndrangheta, its internal codes and rituals, was the basis for <mask>'s organisation of the NCO. <mask> appealed to a Campanian rather than a Neapolitan sense of identity because of his poor peasant background. <mask> once said, "The day when the people of Campania understand that it is better to eat a slice of bread as a free man than to eat a steak as a slave is the day when Campania will win."The organisation was very centralised and had a rudimentary form of ideology. He publicly declared that children were not to be kidnapped or mistreated and arranged the assassination of at least one kidnapper. <mask> once wrote, "the value of a life doesn't consist of its length but in the use made of it; often people live a long time without living very much." Perhaps the most potent ideological weapon was the cult of violence, which sometimes bordered on a kind of


title: Raffaele Cutolo

type: paraphrased

texts: death wish "As long as you are on this earth, everything depends on your will-power, not on the number of years you have lived." <mask> was able to create a strong sense of identity through his book of thoughts and poems, as well as his interviews with journalists. The book was never distributed to the public. The book contained poems and pictures and was seized by the police as an apology for a criminal organization.The "Bible of the NCO" was popular in prison due to Cutolo's own distribution by mail, according to the Justice department. Many prisoners, who were excluded from society both inside and outside jail, wrote to <mask> and other NCO leaders asking for a copy of his book. It would be considered incriminating evidence if it was its possession. Cutolo supported the young inmates who were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

masks: Cutolo Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He protected them from the brutalities of other inmates. They learned how to behave as a good picciotto at the same time. Cutolo challenged the old Camorra bosses and gave the youngsters a structure to belong to: "The new Camorra must have a statute, a structure, an oath, a complete ceremony, a ritual that must excite people to the point that they would risk their lives for this organization."They kissed his left hand as if he were a bishop. <mask> spent a lot of time researching and reconstructing the old Camorristic ritual of initiation. He made the ritual a social practice. In his cell, he created a ceremony in which the initiate received the award of the primo regalo. The ritual of initiation of the traditional Camorra was reconstituted after he infused the old Camorristic traditions with Catholicism. Sister running the business in Poggioreale, where on average there were 25 prisoners to a cell, <mask> managed to get a cell to himself with a shower, while Giovanni Pandico, his own personal cook and underwriter occupied the cell next door so that he could serve up dishes He requested that Pandico follow him when he was transferred to a smaller penitentiary, where his cell was carpeted and had a colour television and sound system.The state of Poggioreale is referred to as by <mask> as the king of the mob. I give from the rich to the poor. He wore a gold watch and shoes of crocodile skin

masks: Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: while he was a prisoner. lobster and champagne were his daily meals. The Justice Department found out that between March 1981 and April 1982 <mask> received 55 million lire to take care of his daily expenses, of which he spent half. As <mask> spent most of his time behind bars from where he sent out his instructions, the everyday running of the enterprise was left to his elder sister. "Occh'egghiaccio" was her nickname.The woman was alone for a long time, tending her roses. She ruled from the Castle Mediceo, a 16th-century palace with hundreds of rooms and a large park with tennis courts and swimming pool. The castle was bought and used to provide direct contact for <mask> from the prisons of Poggioreale and Ascoli Piceno. <mask> negotiated with South American cocaine barons, narrowly failed to blow up a police headquarters and was glamorised in a film. <mask> escaped under a rug in a car after her plan to blow up a police headquarters narrowly failed. She remained at liberty for the next 10 years. She was accused of running her brother's organisation and gave herself up.She was acquitted of murder nine times. Her frumpy image helped convince the authorities that she was harmless. "Rosetta has never been a Camorrista, she only listened to me and sent me a few suitcases of money to prisoners like I told her to," said Cutolo. <mask> never gave a role to his sister because he always wanted to maintain a male-only

masks: Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: organization. He always insisted that she was innocent because he did not want to implicate her. Many important members didn't believe that she held an important role because she was a woman. Pasquale Barra, a former NCO lieutenant and pentiti, asked "what hasRosa <mask> got to do with it?"What do woman have to do with the mob? The Camorra was decided to be expanded to Apulia. The final outcome was not what he had in mind. Local criminals were managing the illegal trades while the Camorra lent financial resources and support and demanded 40% of all profits from illegal activities. The local criminals tried to escape from the masters. Giuseppe Rogoli founded the Sacra Corona Unita, a new Mafia that invoked the Pugliese identity against the foreign Neapolitans. The NCO spread like wildfire in the Campanian towns of the late 1970s, offering alienated youths an alternative to a lifetime of unemployment or poorly paid jobs.Men were hired as enforcers. The main specialisation of NCO gangs was extorting money from local businesses. The NCO broke the established social fabric by extorting shopkeepers, small factories and businesses, and building contractors, while the traditional Camorristic families held territorial powers and the responsibility over their controlled areas. Landlords, lawyers and professionals were targeted in its quest for cash. The NCO's protection racket included a circus. The Sicilian Mafia was less


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: involved in the cocaine trade because it was less subject to police investigation than heroin. At the end of the 70s, there were two different types of Camorra organizations.Cutolo's NCO dealt mostly in cocaine and protection rackets, preserving a strong regional sense of identify. The clans of Michele Zaza and Lorenzo Nuvoletta, who dealt in cigarettes and heroin, moved on to invest in real estate and construction firms after they were linked to the Sicilian Cosa Nostra. Cutolo's NCO became more powerful by taking over other group's territories. The families' traditional power was broken by the NCO. Cutolo's organisation was too aggressive and violent to be resisted. The other Camorra families were too weak, too divided, and intimidated by the NCO. If other criminal groups wanted to keep their business, they had to pay the NCO protection on all their activities, including a percentage for each carton of cigarettes smuggled into Naples.The practice of mimicking the state VAT sale tax was known as ICA. The biggest Neapolitan cigarette smuggler paid the NCO more than 4 billion lire in the first three months after the racket was imposed. No gang leader was likely to agree to be subdued by <mask> without making a fight of it. Zaza tried to get the Sicilian Mafia-aligned gangs to oppose <mask> and his NCO in 1978, but failed. Nuova Famiglia was formed in 1979 to compete with Cutolo's NCO. Carmine Alfieri of Saviano,


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: Pasquale Galasso of Poggiomarino, Mario Fabbrocino of the Vesuvius area, and the Nuvoletta clan of Marano were some of the powerful and charismatic Camorra clan leaders. Hundreds of people were killed in a war in and around Naples from 1980 to 1983 and the NCO was weakened.Police arrested a thousand members of the NCO between 16 and 19 June 1983. The release of Ciro Cirillo, the Christian Democrat member of the regional government of Campania in charge of Urban Planning, who had been kidnapped by the Red brigades in April 1981 has been aided by the kidnapping of <mask>. The Christian Democrats paid <mask> to use his influence with the Red brigades, so he was released within three months. Privately leading politicians and members of the secret services visited <mask> in prison and asked him to negotiate with imprisoned members of the Red brigades, even though the Christian Democrats had refused to negotiate with terrorists. A large amount of money was paid to get Cirillo's release. <mask> asked for slackening of police operations against the Camorra, for control over the tendering of building contracts in Campania, and for a reduction of his own sentence in return for the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

masks: Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: 888-666-1846 The last two concessions were granted.Decline <mask> made a mistake in the affair. His former political protectors supported Carmine Alfieri. It was clear <mask> had lost the war when his main military chief, Vincenzo Casillo, was killed in January 1983. His power went down a lot. There was a shift in the balance of power caused by the death of Casillo. They abandoned the NCO. His sister was arrested in 1993.His ability to communicate with the outside was severely restricted when he was placed on the island of Asinara, far away from Naples. He wrote a letter to the Italian President requesting clemency. I am sick and tired. I would like to spend my last years at home. He married Immacolata while he was in prison. The couple never got married. <mask> had the right to father a child through artificial insemination.Roberto, <mask>'s son from a previous marriage, was shot dead in Tradate in 1990 in gang violence. His killers were dead when they were found. Mario Fabbrocino ordered the murder of <mask> in order to avenge his brother's death. Fabbrocino was sentenced to life imprisonment for Roberto's murder. <mask> thought of himself as a predestined man with supernatural powers, able to heal the wounded and raise the dead. He was assessed to be a psychotic, an hysteric and a megalomaniac. He thought he had been sent to save the people.<mask> claimed during a trial in 1980 that he revived his aunt when he

masks: Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo


title: Raffaele Cutolo

texts: biography and film Marrazzo was written by Giuseppe. I camorrista.Tullio Pironti, Il Camorrista was directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. It was inspired by the real story of <mask>. Ben Gazzara is the actor who plays <mask>. One of the most famous songs was inspired by the story of <mask> <mask>. References Behan, Tom. Fiandaca, Giovanni is the author of The Camorra, London. Springer Haycraft wrote Women and the Mafia: Female Roles in Organized Crime Structures.Marco wrote The Italian Labyrinth: Italy in the 1980s. The Cambridge University Press published Credibility in Court. Rome: Donzelli Editore Stille, Alexander (1995). Excellent Cadavers. The Mafia and the Death of the First Italian Republic, New York: Vintage External

masks: Cutolo Cutolo Raffaele Cutolo


title: Edward Clark Potter

texts: <mask> was an American sculptor best known for his equestrian and animal statues. He was born in New London, Connecticut and grew up in Massachusetts with his mother and sister. He went to the local schools. Due to his mother's wish, he entered a seminary at the age of 17 and stayed there for four years. He attended the college in the class of 1882. He was granted a Master's degree after only three semesters. He studied drawing at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.He did some modelling with the sculptor. He was an assistant to Daniel Chester French and worked as a manager and salesman in the quarries. He studied sculpture in Paris with Antonin Mercié andEmmanuel Frémiet and became an accomplished animalier. He exhibited several pieces at the Salon, including a bust of a black man, a sketch from an American Indian group, and a sleeping faun with a rabbit. He collaborated with his teacher and friend Daniel Chester French on several sculptures of the 1893 World's Columbian exposition. Most of the architecture of the fair was made of plaster, cement, and jute fibers, which were first used in buildings of the Paris exhibition in 1878. He joined the Society of American Artists in 1894 after being elected to the National Sculpture Society in 1893.He was elected to the National Academy in 1906. <mask> won a gold medal at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904.

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Potter


title: Edward Clark Potter

texts: The New York Public Library Main Branch has two pink Tennessee marble lions carved by the Piccirilli brothers. <mask> was recommended by Saint- Gaudens. The lions were originally named for the two private libraries that formed the collection's core, but they were renamed for qualities New Yorkers were showing in weathering the Great Depression. He sculpted the memorial to Raynal Bolling in 1922. One of the birthplaces of American Impressionism is the Cos Cob section.The Greenwich Society of Artists was founded in 1912 by <mask>. He died at his summer home. These were temporary sculptures, all were destroyed. The Statue of Industry is a replica of the Statue of The Republic. There is a statue of George Washington in Paris. There is a statue of George Washington in Chicago. There is a statue in Paris.There is a statue of Major General Joseph Hooker in Boston. The architect of the St. Paul, Minn. 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

masks: Potter Potter


title: Seán McCool

texts: <mask> was a former chief of staff of the Irish Republican Army. He embarked on a number of hunger strikes in order to get out of prison. After the Republican Congress decided to split, <mask> was one of the few socialists to remain in the IRA. He stood as a candidate for the Irish Republican party Clann na Poblachta, but left them because they went into government with Fine Gael. Peadar O'Donnell described <mask> as "deeply read but very much the IRA man". The current home ground of the Donegal GAA, MacCumhaill Park, is named in his honor. During the Irish Civil War, <mask> took the Republican side.At the end of the War he was sentenced and held as a prisoner of the Free State in either Finner Camp or Drumboe Castle. The 2nd Drumboe commemoration martyrs were executed by the IRA. Dan Enright is a Comdt. Gen. Charlie Daly is a brigadier. Comdt. Sean and Lieut. Timothy O' Sullivan was born in 1923.Peadar O'Donnell, the leader of the IRA, started a campaign in 1927 to get the attention of the British government on the issue of Land Annuities, where small farmers in the republic were being taxed to pay for land brought by the British government in the preceding century. One of O'Donnell's earliest supporters was <mask>, who was in charge of the East Donegal IRA. The offices of a landlord's agent were raided by the IRA in September of 1926. He was one of four men arrested in connection with the raid. The prisoners went on a hunger strike. Peadar O'Donnell's younger brother Barney was sentenced to six months imprisonment for his part in the case. <mask> was a prisoner in Mountjoy Prison at the same time as Sen MacBride and was the main speaker at the annual Drumboe commemoration.His period of freedom ended in May 1929 when he was arrested again and held on a 'documents' charge. He was sentenced to eight months in prison. During the 1930s senior IRA officers and veterans of the Tan and Civil

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Sen McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool
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title: Seán McCool

texts: Wars were sent to different areas for weeks at a time to help train local IRA recruits. In 1931, despite not being a member of the party, members of the Fianna Fil tried to pick <mask> as a candidate. The IRA tried to start a political party. <mask> made a motion to send greetings to the USSR. The crowd at the Drumboe march did one's heart good after all the black years, <mask> said in a letter to Frank Ryan.<mask> was active on both the military and political fronts. Peadar O'Donnell, Charlotte Despard, and David Fitzgerald were members of the governing Committee of the Workers College, which later became the Communist Party of Ireland. While still involved in training activities, an IRA unit under the command of <mask> and Mick Price took over Donamon Castle in County Roscommon to set up a training camp. He was able to address the Drumboe commemoration in his native county. <mask> wrote to the IRA Chief of Staff requesting permission to issue a statement ahead of the planned Orange march. Peadar O'Donnell's appeal to the Orange Order was issued instead of the vetoed plan. <mask> was the commander of the IRA Donegal No.2 battalion and was in Derry City for the 'Release the Prisoners' meeting.He received over 3000 votes as an abstentionist Republican candidate for the Foyle Constituency in County Londonderry. This result, along with the votes obtained by other Republicans in Northern Ireland was hailed as significant with the IRA proclaiming 'the fight in the North has been given new life'. At the 1934 IRA General Army Convention differences began to arise between those who thought that fighting Irish fascism in the form of the Blueshirts was the most important task for the IRA. <mask> said at the convention that the IRA should attack what they stood for instead of clashing with the Blueshirts. Peadar O'Donnell was dismissed from the IRA after he left to form the Republican Congress. Both

masks: McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool


title: Seán McCool

texts: sides retained many friends within each organisation after the split. <mask> spoke at the Drumboe Commemoration in 1935, despite being on the left of the IRA, and he did not join those who left to form the Republican Congress.The court-martial of the IRA took place in Belfast. The court-martial was held at the club. The court-martial was presided over by members of the IRA's GHQ staff, including <mask>. The club was raided by the RUC at 3:20pm. The people charged with Treason-Felony refused to recognize the court. <mask> was sentenced to five years in the Crumlin Road Gaol. <mask> and Jim Killeen were on a hunger strike for political status.After being released from prison, <mask> returned to Ireland and was arrested by the Garda with the intention of incarcerating him. Representations were made to the Justice Minister that since <mask> had only just been released from prison, there was no evidence that he was a threat. He was released contrary to the advice of the police. November 1941 saw the arrest of IRA chief of Staff Pearse Kelly and a hurried IRA conference was called to deal with the vacancies. The newly released Sen <mask> took on the role of Adjutant-General. The Dublin government had the IRA on the run for a number of years now and this was the first time in almost a year that the IRA had a functioning GHQ staff. Sen Russell had advocated that the IRA focus its activities on England.The six north eastern Counties which remained under British jurisdiction were the focus of the new leadership as they attempted to curtail armed actions by the IRA in ire. It wasn't long before the Chief of Staff position was vacant again. The leadership of the IRA in ire was badly weakened. The Northern Command of the IRA saw this and stepped into the void, assuming control of the organisation with some justification given that the focus of the IRA was to be Northern Ireland. GHQ was no longer a

masks:
McCool
Sen McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool


title: Seán McCool

texts: symbol. Sen Mc Cool took on the role of Chief of Staff in February 1942. The total of the IRA leadership and GHQ staff was <mask>, McNamee and one or two others.It was difficult to rebuild the IRA. Contacts were lost or vanished because of the number of arrests. <mask> traveled around the country trying to reestablish IRA units. The two men tried to get in touch with Germany ahead of the campaign in Northern Ireland. When German Sergeant Gunther Schuetz escaped from Mountjoy Gaol in February 1942 and made contact with the IRA, attempts to reestablish contact with Germany gathered pace. <mask> came up with a plan to get Schuetz out of the country with a shopping list of weapons for the IRA. Despite being an election candidate for the Irish General Election in June 1943, <mask> was arrested and imprisoned in August of 1942.<mask>'s arrest caused difficulties for the IRA because he had kept the locations and contents of many IRA arms dumps in his head while he was Chief of Staff. <mask> had a plan to get this information to his friends on the outside who were still planning for the Northern Campaign. There were two main groups of Republican internees in the Curragh camp. There is a third group of people who refused to take sides. Harry White was a member of this non-aligned group. White would appear to the authorities to have become disillusioned with the IRA due to the splits in the camp. White was selected to be McCool's courier.<mask> asked White to'sign out' of the camp and take the details of the arms dumps which <mask> had to the IRA leadership on the outside. Signing out means giving an undertaking to the authorities that you would not be involved in the Republican struggle again. This was contrary to IRA rules and carried a great stigma. White initially refused because he didn't want to break IRA rules. <mask> was able to get White to resign from the IRA and rejoin when he left the

masks: McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool


title: Seán McCool

texts: camp. White was not breaking any IRA orders. <mask>'s information was relayed to the IRA on the outside after the plan succeeded.In order to help the IRA on the outside, <mask> used this method of getting men to sign out. There was a fight within the camp between those who accepted Liam Leddy as the prisoners camp O/C and those who supported Pearse Kelly as camp O/C. McCool brought instructions from the IRA leadership on the outside that the rift between the two groups should be healed and they should come together. A meeting was held to discuss the directive from the leadership. The prisoners on the Kelly side of the dispute voted to accept the directive. <mask> aligned himself with the Pearse Kelly group after Leddy refused to accept the split. <mask> and other senior prisoners in the camp ensured that men were kept occupied and that Republican politics was to the fore at all times.The 'Statement on Republican Policy' was written at the end of 1942. The document that McCool and Pearse Kelly wrote was intended to ensure that the Curragh Camp became a school of training of leaders and fighters. The document looked at revolutionary training, the national struggle, history and economics. This was a radical program which put the common good ahead of private property rights, called for large unproductive landholding to be redistributed, planned for surplus farm produce to be sold at a price guaranteed by the State and promoted State banks and co-ops among other radical social and economic proposals. Derry Kelleher said that he first heard the word "revolution" in the northern accent of Sen MacCumhaill. <mask> had an election to fight as a Republican in his native Donegal despite his imprisonment. There was controversy over the arrest and internment of an election candidate.<mask>'s plight was brought to the attention of the Irish Oireachtas by Roddy Connolly when he talked about the effects

masks: McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool McCool


title: Seán McCool

texts: that the Fianna Fil government had on <mask>'s election campaign. Connolly accused the Fianna Fil government of abusing the powers of internment by arresting a candidate for a parliamentary election, which deprived him of being able to contact his constituency during the election campaign. The Hunger Strike began in May 1943. The hunger strike began on May 22, 1943. The public was not told about <mask>'s hunger strike until 18 June 1943, because his election literature was not allowed to refer to it. A number of demands were made for the release of those on Hunger Strike if they were to be debated in the Dublin Parliament. Despite the fact that only <mask>'s name and Party appeared on the ballot paper with little or no media coverage of his policies or plight, he received 1,962 votes in the Donegal East constituency.<mask>'s hunger strike ended after 50 days when he and three other hunger strikers were persuaded to come off it by Sean MacBride and Con Lehane. The health of <mask> was an issue that was raised in the Dublin parliament on 30 November 1944, where it was alleged that the doctor in the Curragh was refusing to tend to McCool and that his health was in an extremely poor state. The IRA was almost dead by this point. The factional disputes that took place in the Curragh had left a mark on the people who had been interned. Republicans began to rebuild the IRA. This was no easy task as the whole units had lost contact with the leadership and arms dumps were forgotten about. Many were not sure who was still in the IRA.The first major Republican gathering after the 'Curragh Years' was in June 1945. <mask> met with Tony Magan and Michael Conway. The three agreed that they should rebuild what was left of the IRA. He was arrested again in July 1945 for planning to kill Sen Gantly, head of the Free State Special Branch. After taking the Free State side after the Treaty split, Gantly became


title: Seán McCool

texts: the nemesis of many senior IRA members after carrying out a number of high-profile arrests against them. Efforts were made to reestablish the IRA leadership. A new republican national newspaper was established in May 1947.Sean McCaughey Sinn Féin Cumann held these meetings. Sinn Féin was thought to be used by the IRA to reorganize. In June 1947, a meeting was held to discuss the re-release of An Phoblacht. During this meeting, the current state of the IRA was also discussed. The argument that took place between <mask> and Paddy McLogan was noted at this meeting. It was suggested that the IRA give up the idea of drilling. Many delegated seized upon this as an opportunity to discuss the necessity of physical force, such as McCool.It was noted that the meeting ended without any firm proposals and that McLogan and <mask> parted on bad terms. The election of a new leadership of the IRA was composed of those who had opposed <mask> and Pearse Kelly in the Curragh and also contained Paddy McLogan. Sen MacBride, the former IRA chief of staff, formed a new political party called Clann na Poblachta. The Clann drew many well known and well known IRA and former IRA members such as MacBride, Con Lehane, Jim Killeen, Michael Conway and Mick Fitzpatrick, and also attracted a number of younger radical members who had no Republican history or background. By 1947, the Clann had won two by-elections and their campaigning had given hope to many Republicans who had become demoralised by a combination of the Curragh splits and the lack of political direction within the IRA. The fact that many voters felt that Fianna Fil had failed to live up to their promise was added to by the fact that the government allowed Sean McCaughey to die on hunger strike. The Clann once again put Republicanism centre stage and many Republican stalwarts, including <mask>, were swept up by the belief that MacBride and the Clann might

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Sen McCool
McCool
McCool
McCool


title: Seán McCool

texts: just go all the way and achieve what the IRA has failed to do.There was a general election in the Free State in 1948, one which Clann na Poblachta, spurred on by their by-election victories, presented a serious challenge to Fianna Fil. <mask> increased his vote by more than 3000 votes when he was a candidate in his home constituency. The Clann na Poblachta vote meant that the party held the balance of power in Ireland, even though <mask> did not win a seat. The decision was made to form a coalition government. <mask>, one of the most prominent Republicans within the Clann, resigned from the party due to the decision to go into government as partners with the tradition of republicanism. The team 'Ballybofey ire g's' was formed in Ballybofey in 1917 and had a strong tradition in the area dating back to 1916. Both teams came together to form 'Erin's Hope'.Ben and Sean made an offer to buy a field which was within the town boundary of Ballybofey, but the owner was unwilling to sell. As part of the 'Civic Week' celebrations in the Twin Towns, a friendly match between Sligo and Donegal was held in Mark Byrne's field. As a result of this, a Park Committee was formed and the field was finally secured for the GAA. <mask> was the secretary of the Donegal GAA from 1946 to 1949. <mask> died suddenly on 1 May 1949, shortly after Mark Byrne's field was secured for the GAA. It was decided that the new park would be called Sen MacCumhaill Park. A plaque to the memory of the late Sen MacCumhaill was unveiled at the main gate on the day that the MacCumhaill Park was opened.The club's name was changed from "Erin's Hope" to "Sean MacCumhaills". The streets of Stranorlar were filled with people attending <mask> MacCumhaill was an extraordinary man. He was an honest, God fearing Irishman and never once flinched from the ideals he had set for himself. Clann na Poblachta politicians were members of the Irish

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McCool
McCool
Sen McCool
McCool
McCool
McCoolSen


title: Jane Jensen

texts: On January 28, 1963, <mask> was born in Palmerton, Pennsylvania. She is the creator of the Gabriel Knight series of adventure games, as well as co-founding Oberon Media and Pinkerton Road video game development companies. <mask> writes under the name Eli Easton. <mask> was the youngest of seven children. She received a degree in computer science from Anderson University and worked for Hewlett-Packard. Her love of computers and writing led her to the computer gaming industry and Sierra OnLine where she worked as a writer. <mask>'s first solo game was Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers, which was released in 1993.The dark, supernatural mystery was a departure for Sierra but the game was enthusiastically received, with the strength of <mask>'s writing, along with the game's horror and gothic sensibilities coming in for particular praise from the gaming press and earning the Computer Gaming World''s "Adventure Game The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery and Gabriel Knight 3: Blood of the Sacred, Blood of the Damned were the follow ups to Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers. Unusual for an adventure game series, each Gabriel Knight title was produced in a different format. Full motion video and a custom built 3D engine were used to create the sequel to the original game. The fourth in the series was not made due to the large expenses associated with making the sequels and the declining marketability of adventure games. The first Gabriel Knight game was published in 1997. In 1998 there was a second Gabriel Knight novelization.Millennium Rising was <mask>'s first non-adapted

masks:
Jane Elizabeth Smith
Jensen
Jane Jensen
Jensen
Jensen
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title: Jane Jensen

texts: novel. She was nominated for the Philip K. Dick Award for her fourth book, Dante's Equation. <mask> is a co-founder of Oberon Media, a company that designs casual online games. Her work in the hidden object/light adventure category is partially credited with moving casual games in the direction of full adventure games in puzzle and story sophistication. Deadtime Stories and Dying for Daylight are some of her recent games. After leaving Oberon, she worked at Zynga. Gray Matter, <mask>'s next big adventure game, was published in 2010.The game was originally intended to be developed by Hungarian software house Tonuzaba, but they switched to another developer in 2008 and the tentative release was changed and shifted to 2010. <mask> was a story consultant on the game. On April 5, 2012 <mask> and her husband Robert announced the formation of Pinkerton Road, a new game development studio to be based on their Lancaster, Pennsylvania farm. The studio's first year of game development was the focus of the campaign. Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition was one of the first games released by Pinkerton. <mask> has written gay romance fiction under the pen name Eli Easton. The second edition of The Lion and the Crow was released as an e-book and audiobook after it was written for the Goodreads M/M Romance event.<mask> has a farm in Pennsylvania where she lives with her composer husband, who composed the music for the Gabriel Knight series and Gray Matter. The Search for Cetus was written by the Works and King's Quest VI: Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow was written by the

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title: Renaud Lavillenie

texts: A French pole vaulter is named <mask>. Lavillenie won the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics in London and the silver medal at the 2016 Olympics in Rio. He won four European Indoor Championships gold medals and three World Indoor Championships gold medals in addition to his Olympic success. He won five medals at the World Championships. He holds the French national records for the highest pole vault clearance outdoors (6.05 m) and indoors (6.16 m). The pole vault world record was 6.16 for over 6 years. From 2010 to 2016 he was the pole vault overall winner of the Diamond League.Outside pole vaulting, Lavillenie is a keen motorcyclist and raced in the Le Mans 24 Hours for motorcycles, finishing 25th. Lavillenie entered the race to finish in the top 20. The younger brother of Lavillenie is a pole vaulter. <mask> <mask> was born in Charente, France. His father was a pole vaulter. At the age of 17, he made his pole vault competition debut. Lavillenie's 2008 outdoor personal best was 5.65 m, achieved on 27 June.His 2008 indoor personal best was 5.81 metres, achieved in Aulnay-sous-Bois. In 2009, he won the European Indoor Championships pole vault final with a personal best of 5.80 m, breaking Jean Galfione's 10-year-old French national outdoor pole vault record. In May 2009, <mask> improved his outdoor personal best to 5.81 m. He improved his outdoor personal best to 5.96 m at a meeting in Aubire, setting a world-leading outdoor mark. He achieved another world-leading outdoor mark with a winning jump of 6.01 m at the European Team Championships in Leiria, Portugal. That 6.01-metre mark broke Jean Galfione's ten-year-old French national outdoor record of 5.98 m set in Amiens on July 23, 1999 and would remain as the French national outdoor record until Lavillenie beat it by 1 cm in July

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title: Renaud Lavillenie

texts: the German pole vaulter Raphael Holzdeppe were able to clear 5.89 m in the final of the World Championships. Lavillenie won the silver medal with a height of 5.89 m due to the fact that he needed three attempts to clear 5.89 m. Lavillenie attempted to break the 14-year-old world decathlon best in the pole vault event, but he was only able to clear a height of 5.47 m. Despite not winning the World Championship title, the flying Frenchman lost only one other outdoor competition all season and he won the Diamond League race for the fourth year in a row. During the winter 2014–2018, Lavillenie improved his national indoor record three times, including his world record performance in Donetsk, Ukraine.Lavillenie cleared 6.08 m on his first attempt at the Pedro's Cup indoors meeting in Bydgoszcz, Poland. He had cleared 6.04 m in Rouen to set a new national indoor record. The 6.08 m clearance in Bydgoszcz was the world's second highest personal best indoor clearance in history, behind Sergey Bubka's 6.15 m indoor world record. It enabled Lavillenie to overtake Steve Hooker to become the world's second-best pole vaulter in history, with personal best indoor and outdoor clearances taken into account. Lavillenie had the bar raised to a height of 6.16 m, but in both meetings he failed to clear that height. Lavillenie set a men's world record with 6.16 m. Lavillenie entered the competition at 5.76 m and cleared that height as well as 5.91 m on his first attempts before needing all three tries to get over 6.01 m.6.16 m was the new absolute world record, beating both the 6.14 m outdoors and 6.15 m indoors that some had considered impossible to beat. It was <mask>'s fourth consecutive win in the Pole Vault Stars meeting, and came one week short of the record of 6.15 m set by Bubka in 1993.


title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: <mask> served as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1893 until his death in 1895. <mask>'s opinion in Pollock v. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., in which he argued that a federal income tax was constitutional, is remembered the most for his brief stint on the Supreme Court. <mask> was appointed to the Court by Benjamin Harrison. His rulings supported broad federal power, a skepticism of states' rights and an inclination toward judicial restraint. <mask>'s death prevented him from having a significant impact on American history. <mask> was admitted to the bar in 1856 after earning a law degree from Cumberland Law School. He practiced law in Memphis before moving to Jackson.After the Civil War broke out, he took a position in the Confederate civil service. After the war, he returned to the practice of law, but also had an interest in politics. He was elected to a seat in the Tennessee House of Representatives after running for the Tennessee Supreme Court. There was a stalemate over the selection of a U.S. <mask> was selected as a consensus candidate. Despite being a loyal Democrat, fellow senators of both political parties held him in high regard. <mask> was appointed to a seat on the federal circuit court by Cleveland.He sided with businesses in a major antitrust dispute and supported an expansive view of constitutional freedoms in a civil rights case while on the circuit court. Supreme Court Justice Lamar died after President Harrison lost reelection. Democratic senators would likely stall the nomination until Harrison left office, even though he wanted to pick a Republican replacement for Lamar. He considered <mask> to be a close friend and a well-regarded jurist. <mask> was confirmed by the Senate before Harrison left office. <mask> was prevented from playing a major role in Supreme Court affairs after developing Tuberculosis. Many of the opinions he wrote were in patent disputes.After the justices split 4–4 in Pollock, he returned to the capital hoping that a better climate would aid his

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: health. <mask> dissented in the landmark income tax case because of a change in another justice's vote. <mask>'s opinion in Pollock kept him out of the public eye, but the journey to Washington worsened his health, and he died eleven weeks after the ruling was handed down. <mask> was born in Paris, Tennessee, on April 8, 1832. His parents moved to Tennessee in the 19th century. When professional medical training was rare, Alexander was a university-trained physician. Alexander was the mayor of Jackson, Tennessee.The <mask> family moved to Tennessee in the 19th century. He studied Greek and Latin at Western Tennessee College. He went to the University of Virginia for two years after graduating. <mask> read law with Totten, a justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court. Brown is a congressman. He graduated from Cumberland Law School in 1856. <mask> practiced law in the town of Jackson after he was admitted to the bar.He moved to the larger city of Memphis, Tennessee, after his work there was largely unsuccessful. There was a joint legal practice established by him and David M. Currin. <mask> received experience in corporate litigation from the firm. Tennessee left the Union in 1861. <mask> was in favor of the Southern side in the war. <mask> was put in charge of confiscating and selling the property of Union loyalists by Judge West H. Humphreys. According to newspaper accounts, <mask> auctioned off almonds, pickles, chairs, alcohol, tobacco and dried peaches.<mask> and his family fled to Georgia before the Union captured Memphis. He tried to get a position in the military judiciary. <mask> returned to Memphis after the Civil War ended. He had to get a presidential pardon before he could continue practicing law. <mask> claimed in his petition that no formal sequestration orders had ever been issued under his tenure in the Confederate civil service. The statements in <mask>'s application were characterized as perjury by scholar Terry Calvani. Andrew Johnson granted a second request after initially rejecting <mask>'s

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: petition.<mask> started a new legal practice after his colleague died during the war. The majority of their clients were banks and other business enterprises. The firm argued many cases before the Memphis courts. <mask>'s political sympathies moved to the Democratic Party by this time. He was against the policies of the Reconstruction era. He started a law practice in Jackson after his first wife died. Property and criminal law cases are litigated by their firm.<mask> was a judge on the local courts and a law professor at the university. <mask> practiced law in the state government. He was appointed a judge of the temporary Court of Arbitration for Western Tennessee in 1875 because of the large number of cases stemming from the Civil War. <mask> ran against the incumbent for the seat on the Tennessee Supreme Court. <mask> refused to challenge the result of the convention, even though he lost by a single vote. Tennessee's key political dispute was whether to pay back the state debt. Republicans generally supported its repayment, while Democrats were split between a state-credit group which was supportive of fulfilling the state's financial obligations and a low-tax group which favored repudiating the debt.<mask> was firmly on the state-credit side of the debate. He was told to run for a seat in the Tennessee House of Representatives after giving a speech on the debt. <mask> was elected after a contentious campaign. His elevation to the U.S. Senate prevented him from making a significant impact in the chairmanship of the committee on public grounds and buildings. The most urgent task before the election of a U.S. president was the legislature's session. Senator. James E. Bailey's state-credit policies were seen as alienating the low-tax group of the Democratic caucus.<mask> refused to enter the race because he favored Bailey. Balloting failed to break the stalemate. Bailey urged <mask> to enter the race after he withdrew from consideration. R. R. Butler said he had given up hope that a Republican would be chosen. The


title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: Speaker of the House argued that <mask> was the best choice for the Democrats. Many Democrat legislators were afraid that a Republican could be elected if they did not unite behind a candidate, so they backed <mask>. <mask> was elected and received sixty-eight votes from the ninety-eight cast.<mask> took his seat in the Senate on March 4, 1881. He was on the Post Office, Pensions, Claims, and Judiciary panels. Republicans and Democrats held him in high regard despite his loyalty to the Democratic platform. <mask> advocated for civil service reform in the Senate. He advocated for lower tariffs and higher infrastructure spending. Many important bills on the judiciary were referred to the subcommittee on which he sat because of <mask>'s views on legal issues. His personal relationships were more important than his legislative accomplishments.<mask> supported the policies of President Cleveland. He and Benjamin Harrison were seated next to each other on the Senate floor. <mask> was a hard-working and committed legislator. The death of a federal judge in Tennessee in 1886 created a hole in the circuit court for the Sixth Circuit. Cleveland asked his friend <mask>, who was still serving in the Senate, to recommend replacements, but the President ignored his advice and offered the seat to him. Cleveland's insistence led the senator to agree to be nominated. <mask> was confirmed by the Senate.A lot of the cases he heard pertained to patent issues. <mask> urged Harrison to appoint his judicial colleague Henry Billings Brown to the Supreme Court, even though Harrison wouldn't appoint him that year. The first case in which a federal court applied the Sherman Antitrust Act was written by <mask>. The Sherman Act indictment against whiskey producers was rejected because they were not preventing other firms from entering the whiskey market. <mask>'s narrow interpretation of the Act set the stage for later consequential antitrust cases, and it continued to influence interstate commerce law for half a century. <mask> took a broader

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: view of the constitutional provisions. The Civil Rights Act of 1870 was interpreted by his 1893 ruling.The defendants in Patrick, who were residents of Tennessee, had been charged with killing several federal officers while they were searching for an illegal still. The indictments were thrown out by a lower federal court because the officers were not exercising their civil rights. These arguments were rejected by <mask>. Federal officers have a constitutionally protected right to accept public employment and engage in the administration of its functions, according to his view. <mask> concluded that the prosecution under the Civil Rights Act could go forward since the officers' civil rights had been violated. Some people in the South objected to the ruling because it expanded the scope of the law. <mask>'s stances were moderate enough to coalesce with the Republican agenda.On January 23, 1893, Supreme Court Justice Lucius Q. C. Lamar died. In six weeks, President Cleveland would take office after winning the presidential election. The Democrat-controlled Senate would likely refuse to act on Harrison's nomination since it could simply wait for Cleveland to make a better appointment. Justice Brown paid a visit to the White House after Lamar's death. Wishing to return the favor, the Republican Brown suggested that the Democratic <mask> would be an ideal candidate for Harrison to select. <mask> was a well-regarded jurist and came from the South, as Lamar had, so he checked all the boxes for Harrison. Both served in the Senate and were close friends.Harrison nominated <mask> on February 2. Republicans and Democrats were surprised by the decision. <mask>'s nomination was held up initially, but senators unanimously confirmed their former colleague on February 18. The New York Times reported that many were left wondering what became of the opposition after some objections on the floor. Democrats could not very well vote against one of their own, while Republicans, after initial disgruntlement, understood the logic of Harrison's

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: move, concludes Professor Richard D. Friedman. Hours before administering the presidential oath to Harrison's successor, the Chief Justice swore in <mask>. <mask>'s brief stint on the Supreme Court ended on August 8, 1895.He wrote 46 opinions. Many of them were rendered in insignificant cases because of his poor health and lack of seniority. <mask>'s name would have been buried in the coffin of historical neglect if it weren't for his participation in Pollock v. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. In violation of a provision of the Constitution, the law imposed a direct tax without apportioning it among the states. It would be impossible to apportion such taxes among the states, so a ruling on that basis would doom all federal income taxation. The eight remaining justices heard the case while <mask> was ill. Some provisions of the act were struck down but the income tax was not.The court agreed to rehear the case after <mask> suggested he could return to Washington. It was assumed that <mask>'s vote would decide the case because the other eight justices had been evenly split. His pro-business judicial views meant he might be inclined to strike it down, but experts were unsure how he would rule. Lawyers focused their arguments on <mask>, ignoring other justices in their zeal to persuade the swing vote during the three days of arguments. <mask> was in dissent when the ruling came down. The tax was ruled to be unconstitutional by a five-justice majority. <mask> was one of three justices who dissented from the Court's holding.He wrote that the decision was the "most disastrous blow ever struck at the constitutional power of Congress". <mask>'s ardent turns of phrase were interrupted several times by coughing fits as he delivered the dissent. Many have tried to figure out how <mask> ended up in the minority. One justice changed his vote. George Shiras was identified as the "vacillating Justice" by newspapers, and "great obloquy" was heaped on him by outlets that opposed the Court's decision. Three sources denied that Shiras's vote

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: changed. Those proposals are difficult to reconcile with primary sources.There is a chance that no justice changed his vote. Five justices were averse to the tax from the beginning, but they were unable to unite behind one legal theory initially. The Sixteenth Amendment passed eighteen years after Pollock revised the Constitution to authorize an income tax, vindicating <mask>'s dissent. Most of <mask>'s opinions have been ignored by History. His circuit court tenure gave him experience in the field of patent law, which he was assigned to write opinions about. The majority of his rulings drew no dissents. His poor health and the fact that he was one of the newest justices contributed to this.<mask>'s cases support the idea that the judiciary should defer to the legislature. In Schurz v. Cook and Columbus Southern Railway v. Wright, his opinions were in favor of the tax laws. <mask> supports broad federal power and is skeptical of states' decisions. R.R. is in Mobile and Ohio. He favored a broad interpretation of the Contract Clause, ruling that Tennessee acted illegally in using its state constitution to back out of a promised tax exemption for a railroad company. He joined a dissent that argued that a North Dakota regulation of grain elevators was unconstitutional because it violated the freedom of contract. He joined a five-justice majority to hold that the federal government could not deport Chinese immigrants without giving them due process protections.<mask> developed Tuberculosis within a year of taking the bench, despite being apparently healthy at the time of his nomination. He had to leave the capital because his illness got worse. He traveled to the West in October 1894 in hopes of improving his condition. He traveled to Thomasville, Georgia, a few months later, but his health deteriorated when he was afflicted with dropsy. <mask> couldn't retire without a special act of Congress giving him a pension. He wasn't able to cast a vote in the consequential cases of United States v. E. C Knight Co. and In re Debs.

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title: Howell Edmunds Jackson

texts: <mask> returned to his Tennessee home in February and expressed the hope that he would be able to return to his judicial duties by the fall.He returned to Washington earlier than he anticipated because of his desire to participate in the income tax case. The journey did substantial harm to <mask>'s health, and his failure in Pollock provided little incentive with which to lift the spirit beyond the pains of the body. His remains were buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Nashville after he died. He was on the Supreme Court for less than two and a half years. <mask> married the daughter of a Memphis bankers in the 19th century. They had six children before her death. Mary was the daughter of influential Tennessee resident W. G. Harding.<mask>'s brother, who was a brigadier general in the Confederate States Army during the Civil War, was married to another of Harding's daughters. The <mask> brothers and their wives took over the plantation where thoroughbred horses were raised. In 1890, he sold his stake in the horses to his brother. His home was one of the finest in the state and was located on a thousand acres of property. His second wife had three children with <mask>. He was an elder in the First Presbyterian Church of Nashville. His hobbies were hunting and watching horse races.Legacy <mask>'s impact on history was minimal due to the short time he spent on the Supreme Court. <mask> was found to be a below average justice by a 1972 survey of legal scholars. His participation in Pollock prevented him from being completely hidden. Pollock was one of the leading cases of the era. <mask> would probably never have been a great Supreme Court justice, according to Timothy L. Hall, who wrote that <mask> was "plodding and pedestrian" and "was capable of solid work but not of judicial brilliance". Hardaway concedes that the justice is not a giant in the Supreme Court, but argues that <mask>'s brief work deserves a prominent place in Tennessee history. The ship was named after him.There is a list of justices of the Supreme Court


title: Daniel S. Mastagni

texts: From July to September 2003 <mask><mask> was the Commander Naval Forces Korea. Prior to his assignment at Navy flight school, Active Duty Service admiral <mask> was a junior officer on the deck of the USS Dale, his first assignment after being commissioned from the United States Naval Academy. While attached to Training Air Wing Four, admiral <mask> was designated as a Naval Aviator on June 21, 1974 and served in the P3 Orions. Patrol Squadron 22 (VP-22) was the first active flight assignment of the admiral. <mask> was designated as a patrol plane mission commander on September 22, 1976, after he served as a P3B pilot. Lieutenant <mask> was transferred to the United States Air Force Academy in 1977 to serve as a Navy liaison instructor. He was released from active duty in June 1979 after seven years of service.After leaving active duty, admiral <mask> joined the Navy Reserve. He was attached to Patrol Squadron 94 at Naval Air Station New Orleans as the Maintenance and Operations Officer. The Commanding Officer of VP-94 was later served by the Executive Officer. When he was assigned to the reserve unit, he acted as Training Officer and later as Commanding Officer. In 1993 Admiral <mask> took over command of Naval Reserve Patrol Wing Atlantic, and transferred his reserve center affiliation to Norfolk, Virginia. He was transferred to command the Naval Air Force Atlantic. During his four years of reserve command in Norfolk, he was the Director of Exercise Control for "Exercise Northern Viking" and the Senior Naval Liaison Officer for "Joint Exercise 96-1."The Commander Seventh Fleet was operated out of Carswell Air Force Base in Texas in 1997. He served as Special Assistant and later as Executive Officer and participated in five western Pacific exercises, twice as the senior Seventh Fleet representative and also as Officer-in-Charge of Exercise

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title: Daniel S. Mastagni

texts: Northwest Pacific. He was the Officer-in-Charge of Naval Reserve units attached to Exercise "Ulchi Focus Lens" three times. During the time between training periods, Admiral <mask> attended the National Defense University, the Industrial College of the armed forces, and participated in exchange duty with the Republic of Germany. In October 2000 Admiral <mask> was attached to a Volunteer Training Unit. He was promoted to Rear admiral in September 2002 after being selected for flag rank in 2001. In his first assignment as a flag officer, he was the Commander of Naval Reserve Forces Korea and Commander Naval Shore Forces Korea.When he was recalled to active duty to serve as Commander Naval Forces Korea, admiral <mask> served from 2002 to 2003 in this assignment. The only reserve admiral to ever hold the post was Rear Admiral <mask>, who assumed the position when Gary R. Jones left. Rear admiral Fred Byus relieved admiral <mask> two months later. In 2004, he became the Vice Commander, Navy Region Europe, after serving as the Fleet Air Force Mediterranean's deputy commander. In September 2005, Admiral <mask> retired from the United States Navy after thirty three years of active and reserve service. <mask> was born in Rapid City, South Dakota, but spent his formative years in California. The father of the admiral was a retired United States Air Force Colonel.During his time in the Navy Reserve, Admiral <mask> was a professional airline pilot for Continental Airlines. The location of the admiral is in the vicinity of Grapevine, Texas. Navy Battle "E" Ribbon Global War on Terrorism Service Medal Korea, Legion of Merit Merit Meritorious Service Medal (w/3 gold award stars), Navy Commendation Medal Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation (w/Operational Distinguishing Device), and Naval Aviator Badge are some of the rank Rear admiral <mask><mask> served

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title: Daniel S. Mastagni

texts: on active duty as the Commander Naval Forces Korea and performed duties under the authority of the United States Seventh Fleet. The Secretary of the Navy received a Meritorious Service medal for outstanding meritorious service while serving as Commanding Officer of Patrol Squadron 94, Naval Air Station New Orleans, Louisiana from March 1989 through October 1990. Commander Mastangi's innovative leadership and innate abilities were the driving force behind his squadron attaining the highest possible level of readiness. The flawless execution of two Annual Training periods and two major Drug Interdiction detachments was overseen by him.Commander <mask>'s squadron was nominated for the Commander Naval Air Reserve Force Noel Davis "Battle E" Award in 1989 because of his personal mark of excellence on every facet of squadron life. Commander <mask> reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service by his constant efforts, inspiring leadership, and loyal dedication to duty. The Commanding Officer of Naval Reserve Patrol Wing Atlantic 0186 at Naval Air Reserve Norfolk received the Gold Star in lieu of the Second Award. Captain <mask> provided qualified command personnel who contributed to the successful planning and execution of the Commander Reserve Patrol Wing Aerial Minded Exercise Resolute Response and Counter Narcotic Patrol Operations. He supported the planning and execution of the blockade of Haiti and the aerial blockade of Bosnia. Assuming the duties of the Control Group Commander for Joint Exercise Northern Viking, Captain <mask> oversaw the research, planning, and training required for this exercise and supplied quality personnel needed to make an operation if the defense of Ireland were ever required. The unit maintained a trained effectiveness rate above 90 percent.The level of readiness

masks: Mastagni Mastagni Mastagni Mastagni


title: Daniel S. Mastagni

texts: and retention was at 100 percent. Captain <mask>'s professional ability, superb leadership, and devotion to duty reflected great credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. For outstanding meritorious service as Commanding Officer, Naval Reserve, Commander Naval Air Force, United States Atlantic Fleet, from October 1996 to September 1997. Captain <mask> did his job in a professional manner. Captain <mask> led the team to unprecedented levels of readiness and support. Despite an 18 percent decrease in personnel assets, the unit attained an impressive R1 readiness status. While serving during a period of decreasing personnel manning and severe manpower constraints, Captain <mask>'s leadership enabled the Atlantic Fleet with continuous 24 hour-a-day staff support and provided countless man days of support from officers and enlisted personnel.Captain <mask> personally transformed the COMNAVAIRLANT 1086 unit from an exclusive COMNAVAIRLANT support unit to a joint force team capable of serving all Joint Forces throughout the world. His unit provided unprecedented Navy Reserve centralization to seven defense exercises, including Indifferent Strike, Deny Flight, Solid Citizen, Solid Shield and many others. Captain <mask> reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Reserve by his exceptional professional ability, personal initiative, and total dedication to duty. The Naval Reserve Commander Seventh Fleet Detachment One-One from October 1997 to September 2000 received the Gold Star in lieu of the Fourth Award. More than 350 officers and enlisted personnel were directed by Captain <mask> to provide more than 14,000 days of contributory support. His personal participation in six major training exercises, serving in the most demanding and

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title: Daniel S. Mastagni

texts: responsible positions, received recognition at the highest levels of the Pacific Fleet. The reputation of Captain <mask>'s unit in Seventh Fleet Operations has been reinforced due to his strong and dynamic leadership.His direction of the largest Annual Training and Additional Duty for Training Budget of any Reserve Augment Unit resulted in unprecedented levels of exercise participation. The future of the Naval Reserve is being shaped by Captain <mask>'s sterling service on selection, promotion, and policy boards. Captain <mask>'s professionalism, personal initiative, and total dedication to duty reflected great credit upon him and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. From August 1991 to July 1993 he was Commanding Officer of Naval Reserve Naval Station (NR NAVSTA), Rota, Naval Air Station, New Orleans, Louisiana. Commander <mask> used extraordinary leadership, professional knowledge and managerial skills to mold the personnel into an extremely capable force. His personal efforts were directly responsible for the command increasing personnel 100 percent qualified in-billet rate from 14.4 to a record high of 73.9%, advancement eligibility by 51 percent and overall readiness from 70 to 94 percent, the highest in unit history. The Captain Robert I. Barte Award is given to the most outstanding unit in the Naval Air Reserve Force.Commander <mask>'s professional ability, initiative and loyal dedication to duty reflected credit upon himself and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service. The Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation with Operational Defense: Service between January 9 and January 11, 1987 was for the period from January 1 to December 31, 1987. References United States Navy service record of <mask>, Bureau of Naval Personnel, retrieved through use of the Freedom

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title: Roberto Matta

texts: <mask>, better known as <mask>, was a seminal figure in the 20th century abstract expressionist and surrealist art. <mask> was of Spanish, Basque and French descent. He studied architecture and interior design in Santiago and graduated in 1935. He traveled from Peru to Panama and drew many of the geographical features he saw. After graduating, he served in the Merchant Marine. He traveled to Europe and the USA and met many artists. The major spur to the Chilean's direction in art was provided by Breton, who encouraged his work and introduced him to the leading members of the Paris surrealist movement.<mask> created illustrations and articles for journals. He was introduced to the work of many prominent contemporary European artists during this period. The first flowering of <mask>'s art came in 1938, when he moved from drawing to painting. He lived in the United States until 1948. His early paintings, such as Invasion of the Night, give an indication of the work he would continue, with diffuse light patterns and bold lines on a featureless background. The "psychological morphologies" are related to the "inscape" series. Through the writings of Freud and the view of the mind as a three-dimensional space, Matta was able to evoke the human psyche in visual form.The inscapes' evocative forms are visual analogies for the artist's psyche, according to the essay on Matta in Crosscurrents of Modernism. During the 1940s and 1950s, the disturbing state of world politics found reflection in Matta's work, with the canvases becoming busy with images of electrical machinery and distressed figures. Clay was added to

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title: Roberto Matta

texts: <mask>'s paintings in the early 1960s. Matta creates new dimensions in a blend of organic and Cosmic lifeforms. He was one of the first artists to do this. <mask>'s connections with the surrealist movement were severed due to a disagreement over Arshile Gorky and his family. Gorky's suicide was blamed on Matta's relationship with the painter's wife.<mask>'s name became well known by this time, despite his expulsion from the group. During the 1950s and 1960s, he split his life between Europe and South America, combining the political and semi-abstract in epic canvases. <mask> was very involved in the social movements of the 1960s and 1970s and believed in art and poetry. He was a supporter of the socialist government. The military regime of Augusto Pinochet painted over a 4x 24 meter mural of his entitled The First Goal of the Chilean People in 1973. The mural was discovered in 2005. The mural was completely restored in 2008 and is now on display in Santiago at the La Granja city hall.Matta worked with many different types of media, including ceramics, photography, and video production. On November 23, 2002, eleven days after his birthday, Matta died in Italy. The first wife of <mask> <mask> Echaurren, who later married Pierre Matisse. He has six children. <mask>-Clark, his twin brother Sebastian, Ramuntcho <mask>, Federica <mask>, Alisée, and writer Pablo Echaurren are all dead. There is a list of works. The Clown (1934) Untitled (Payasa) (1935) Panama and Wet Sheets (1936) Composicin Azul, Scénario No.There is a encyclopedia of surrealism. Trans. J. Griffiths. Ware, UK: Omega Books. Diego Rivera is one of

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title: Roberto Matta

texts: the four Latin American pioneers. There were changes to the surréalisme de l'exil américain. Dijon France: Les presses du réel.The Biologie cellulaire et fonctions mathématiques was written by Fabrice Flahutez. 32-37. The peinture de <mask>a is located in Mélusine. ditions L'Age d'Homme, mars 2007, p. 145-153. "Lecturee et espaces spiralés labyrinth: la revue Instead" was written by Fabrice Flahutez. R. Froissart Pezone and Y. Chevrefils-Desbioles are from Rennes. <mask> Fiktionen is from France.The exhibition was held in Hambourg from September 22, 2012 to January 6, 2013. The lieferbar was written by Ortrud Westheider and Michael Philipp Sofort. There are external links to The Art of Matta, including a bio page on Matta Boston College and a discussion of his "inscapes" on the website of the museum of the

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title: Johannes Evert Hendrik Akkeringa

texts: The second generation of the Hague School painters was led by <mask>. Akkeringa is best known for his paintings and watercolors of women and playing children at the beach. <mask> was born in the Dutch East Indies. He was the second child of <mask>, an engineer in the tin mines of the Billiton- Company. His mother, who was born in 1842, was of mixed Chinese and Javanese ethnic origin. After the death of his father in typhus, Akkeringa moved with his brother and sister to The Hague, where they lived in the household of his aunt. Akkeringa attended the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague at the age of seventeen.He befriended a number of artists at the academy, including de Zwart, Verster, and Bauer. It is possible that <mask> met and became friends with the artist Israls. The courses Akkeringa took at the academy focused on drawing from models, as well as studying the arts of perspective and composition. After class Akkeringa left the city to explore and practice the art of drawing nature, discovering that he was most inspired by the landscape around The Hague. <mask> continued to take classes at the academy after he received his degree in the spring of 1884. Akkeringa took a course at the Rotterdam Academy. He participated for the first time in the Living Masters exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art.<mask> moved to The Hague in the late 19th century. He moved again to focus on his painting. The so-called 'Loosduinse painters colony' began during this period. The artists who were involved in this movement besides Akkeringa were Theo van Hoytema and Jan Toorop. The area was viewed as one of the last authentic natural landscapes in the region by the artists of the Hague School. In October 1889, Akkeringa became a member of the Pulchri studio. The board for The Hague Art Circle was established by Akkeringa and de Brock.The Pulchri Studio included art forms other than painting. Akkeringa was a

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title: Johannes Evert Hendrik Akkeringa

texts: friend of the art society 'Arti et Amicitiae'. From 1912 to 1917, Akkeringa was a board member of the 'Hollandsche Teekenmaatschappij', which he joined on February 25, 1897. In February of 1892, <mask>, Janrop Too, Marius Bauer, and Willem de Zwart were commissioned to illustrate a collection of fairy tales. A Book of Imagination, Fairy Tales and Stories was published in 1893. Akkeringa was an illustrator for the 'Illustrated Monthly' from November 1892 to October 1896. The young couple moved to a house on the outskirts of The Hague after Akkeringa married his niece.Two sons were born, <mask> and <mask>. The couple frequently moved around the city of The Hague and the nearby village of Scheveningen during their marriage. <mask> preferred to live in homes on the outskirts of the city and often his sons and their friends became the subjects of his paintings. The family, including his mother-in-law, moved to the village of Heeze in the province of North Brabant in 1903. Their home was called 'VillaErica'. Many of Akkeringa's paintings are about the landscape of Heeze. <mask>'s wife Mien died in 1909 and the family moved to Scheveningen in 1905.<mask> married Elsje Enter when he was thirty-two years old. His third son, <mask> <mask>, was born in August of 1921. The only foreign trip Akkeringa would ever make was when he visited his oldest son in Paris. <mask> passed away at the age of 81. He was buried on April 15, 1942. An exhibition was held in May of that year to commemorate his life and work. The contents of Akkeringa's studio were auctioned off in 1943.van wisselingh His work was displayed at the London branch of the company. He participated in several international exhibitions in the 19th and 20th century. In April 1904, a joint exhibition of the works of <mask> and another Dutch artist, Jan Toorop, was held at the Pulchri studio. In 1909 Akkeringa built a studio in the dunes. The studio

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title: Johannes Evert Hendrik Akkeringa

texts: was used as a classroom by Akkeringa. The exposition 'Tentoonstelling van werk van Nederlandsche, in Indi geboren schilders' was held at the Dutch art-circle at Batavia in 1914.Akkringa was appointed teacher for hand-drawing at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in 1918 after passing his secondary Vocational-course. The rooms of the Pulchri studio were where Akkeringa had his first retrospective exhibition. The art dealer organized the exhibition. Akkeringa's monthly allowance ended in early 1924. On <mask>'s seventy-first birthday, a jubilee exhibition was held at Pulchri Studio. On January 17, 1932, <mask> received a portfolio from his friends and admirers at an anniversary celebration at Pulchri Studio. The last retrospective exhibition of <mask>'s work opened in May 1942.<mask>'s work was largely forgotten after the exhibition. The painter and his work were brought to the attention of the public again by an exhibition, organized by auction house Christie's Amsterdam, called: 'J.E.H. <mask>, schilders van tuin en duin'. His work is frequently sold at auctions. The commission of the Royal Subsidies of Arti et Amicitiae gave the first official token of recognition to Akkeringa on February 28, 1887. In January 1890, <mask> won the Willink van Collen-competition. He won the prize again in February 1894.Akkeringa won a gold medal at the World's Fair in Paris in 1900. Queen Mother Emmaeen gave Akkeringa a silver medal in 1905 for his work at the exhibition. In 1909 Akkeringa received a gold medal for the second year in a row on the exhibition in Arnhem. Akkeringa won a bronze medal with a beach view in 1910. Sarah de Clercq and <mask> <mask> <mask> are references. <mask> Akkeringa artworks (paintings, watercolours, drawings), biography, pictures, images, information and signatures 1861 births 1942 deaths Dutch people of Indonesian descent Realism (art movement) 19th-century Dutch painters

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title: Alan B. Miller

texts: <mask><mask> is an American businessman who is the founder of Universal Health Services and currently serves as the company's chairman and CEO. <mask> founded the company in 1979 and it has grown to become a large provider of hospital and healthcare services in the United States. His company has annual revenues of more than $11 billion. In September 2020, the company announced that <mask><mask> would step down as CEO. <mask> was born in New York on August 17, 1937. His mother worked for a millinery company while his father owned a dry cleaner store. <mask> was a delivery clerk for a grocery store when he was a child.He was employed by Western Union. <mask> was a basketball player in high school. He has a height advantage and his team won the New York City championship in 1954. He received a scholarship to the University of Utah. He was studying at the University of Utah. He graduated from the College of William and Mary. He received his masters degree from The Wharton School.<mask> was commissioned as a captain in the U.S. Army and served in the 77th Infantry Division after completing his education. One of the largest advertising agencies in the world was where <mask> began his career. As the agency's youngest vice president, <mask> learned about risk-taking and entrepreneurship. While he was at Y&R, <mask> was instrumental in developing one of the first nationally syndicated television programs, a show called "Cooking With Graham Kerr." When his former Wharton roommate came to him with an idea for a business, <mask> decided to leave the advertising industry. Privately owned hospitals would be built in high growth areas such as California,

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title: Alan B. Miller

texts: Nevada, Texas and Florida. In 1973, the company was in financial trouble and <mask>'s partner left. <mask> brought attention to the healthcare industry when he took over as CEO of American Medicorp.Humana made a hostile takeover of American Medicorp in 1978. <mask> fought Humana's takeover bid. He was not able to stop the takeover, but he was able to force Humana to raise the price it paid for American Medicorp. After American Medicorp was taken over by a hostile takeover, <mask><mask> started a new company. The name of the company was Universal Health Services, Inc. <mask> used the same formula that helped him rebuild American Medicorp to transform Universal Health Services, Inc. from a start-up company that had six employees and zero revenue in 1979 into a Fortune 500 company that is one of the nation's largest healthcare corporations. More than 400 acute care hospitals, behavioral health facilities and ambulatory units are owned by the company and it has more than 90,000 employees.<mask> has served on the boards of directors of Broadlane and The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. The company announced in September 2020 that <mask><mask> would step down as CEO. The first Lifetime Achievement Award from the Federation of American Hospitals was given to <mask> in 1999. The FAHS Award for leadership was given to <mask> in 1978. In 1991, he was named the Master Entrepreneur of the Year. He was awarded the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in recognition of his " exceptional humanitarian efforts and outstanding contributions to the country" through healthcare. He received the Americanism Award from the Anti-Defamation League.The William & Mary

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title: Alan B. Miller

texts: Medallion is the highest award given to alumni. He received the T.C. from the college in October 2007. The school has the highest honor for business achievement. <mask> received a medal from George Washington University. The United Negro College Fund gave him the Chairman's Award. The Horatio Alger Award was given to <mask> in 2010. The Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge, Pa. presented <mask> with the distinguished citizen award for his commitment to healthcare, serving others, and his civic leadership.The Ben Franklin Global Forum presented <mask><mask> with the distinguished Civilian Award in recognition of his leadership and accomplishments in providing behavioral healthcare to active duty military, veterans and their families. <mask> has been on the list of the most powerful people in healthcare for 17 years in a row. <mask> was listed among the Outstanding 1000 CEOs in 1995 and 1996. <mask> was awarded the healthcare CEO of the year by the Philadelphia Business Journal. <mask> was named to the Wall Street Journal's "America's Longest-Serving CEO's" in May of 2015. CR Magazine named <mask> a Responsible CEO of the Year in 2015. <mask><mask> was named to the Forbes "America's Most Innovative Leaders" ranking.The Forbes editorial team created the ranking. The Philadelphia Business Journal named <mask><mask> to their Most Admired CEOs list. <mask><mask> was one of 10 military veterans who became CEOs of Fortune 500 companies. <mask><mask> was mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article. International Business Times named <mask><mask> the longest living CEO in the S&P 500 in 2020. There are links on the Universal Health Services, Inc.

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title: James Foster (ironmaster)

texts: <mask> was a prominent ironmaster, coalmaster and senior partner in the important iron company of John Bradley & Co, which was founded by his elder half-brother but greatly enlarged under his direction. The business owned a number of coal and ironstone mines, furnaces, forges and other works in the Black Country and near Ironbridge. The business was incorporated as John Bradley (Stourbridge) in the early 20th century after <mask>'s death. The highest quality bar iron of the time was made by members of the Marked Bar Association. The first steam locomotive to run on rails in the USA was built by <mask>, and he was also a partner in other companies. He was elected Member of Parliament, as well as being appointed as Improvement Commissioner for Stourbridge, and High Sheriff of Worcestershire. <mask> was the son of Henry and <mask>.He was christened on 11 May 1786. Number 7 and 8 Lower High Street are where the family house used to be. Gabriel Bradley left Mary's iron business after he died. John Bradley, Mary's son by her first husband, founded the company in 1800 with the aim of developing an ironworks. Bradley's six half-brothers and sisters were granted a share in the company by the deed of partnership drawn up in 1802. <mask> took control of the enterprise after John Bradley's death in 1816, which included the Stourbridge Iron Works. <mask> agreed to build blast furnaces at Wombridge in 18 months after he leased the mines.<mask> formed a partnership with a man in the area. The company produced a wide range of products such as blast furnaces and rolling mill equipment,

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title: James Foster (ironmaster)

texts: sugar mills for export to the West Indies, and iron 'bearers' for important buildings of the age. The Agenoria, which worked on the Kingswinford Railway, is in the National Railway Museum. The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company ordered three of the others. The first steam locomotive to run on a commercial railway was the 'Stourbridge Lion'. It was too heavy for the wooden track and was removed after a few trial runs. There are components in the Washington D.C. museum.The 'New Foundry' built in 1821, with a magnificent iron roof structure, produced components for the company and continued working as a foundry until early in the 21st century. The building, which has been semi-derelict for many years, is now being used as a medical centre. <mask> formed a partnership with Thomas Jukes to carry out mining in the area. <mask> obtained a patent for improvements in the manufacture of wrought iron. <mask> entered into a partnership with George Jones and John Barker to build the Chillington Ironworks. The invention of an improved method of producing iron was patented by three partners. The method of conveying molten iron from the blast furnace into the puddling furnace was invented by them.In 1824 <mask> was appointed an Improvement Commissioner for the town of Stourbridge. The Improvement Act enabled the Commissioners to build a market hall for the town. Although he rarely took part in debates, <mask> became a member of parliament as a Whig. He was the High Sheriff of Worcestershire. <mask> acquired the Madeley Court estate. He began mining operations here, sinking 17 pits.

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title: James Foster (ironmaster)

texts: <mask> had blast furnaces built nearby.<mask> leased Stourton Castle for £10,000. He added to the building with the help of the architect Sir Robert Smirke. <mask> was the Chairman of the bank until 1850. <mask>'s previous home was Park House, which was the location of the first branch of the bank. <mask> was listed on the Committee of Management of the company that proposed to build the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway. <mask> was described as a most able and far seeing man, endowed with a very remarkable degree of common sense, and being afflicted with deafness. He was a good, kind-hearted gentleman and a decided Liberal in politics.One thousand of his workers paraded after the funeral cortege after he died. He was buried in the family vault. His nephew, William Orme <mask>, was the inheritor of his iron business and estates. James Foster John Bradley & Co. have businesses. <mask> was a partner from 1807 and sole owner from 1836. Foster, Rastrick and Co. The assets of the partnership were absorbed by John Bradley & Co.The court is called Madley Court. <mask> developed mines and furnaces on the site. George Jones was the active partner in the partnership. <mask> was the Chairman of the bank from 1834 to 1850. The Senate House Library is located at the University of London. The article was published on 22 April 2005. Collins, Paul.The Historic Locomotives of Dudley, Dudley Leisure Services. The Foster Family is a study of an industrial dynasty in the mid-west. The Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies has British people in rail

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title: Larysa Hienijuš

texts: <mask> was a poet, writer and active participant in the national movement. She was born in the estate lobacy into the family of a wealthy land-owner. She had a lot of siblings. In 1928, Hieniju completed Vakavysk Polish Gymnasium. She became familiar with the world literature - the Polish, Scandinavian and English classics. She began writing poetry. She married a medical student, Janka Hieniju, who was studying at Charles University, in February.After the birth of their son, she joined her husband in the Czech Republic. The sister of Lesya Ukrainka is one of Hienijus' neighbors. The first poems by Hieniju appeared in a Berlin newspaper in 1939. In July 1941, as a member of the Belarusian Self-Help Committee, Hieniju issued a document to the Jewish family Wolfsohn, which they passed off as Orthodox Belarusians, even though they were aware that they were Jews. The Wolfsohn family was able to survive the Second World War because of this. Her first collection of poetry was published in 1942. It was filled with nostalgia and thoughts about her homeland.The poet's father was shot dead and his mother and two sisters were deported after the Red Army took over western Belarus in 1939. <mask> Hieniju was appointed Secretary General of the Government of BNR in exile in March 1943. She took care of Belarusian immigrants, political refugees and prisoners of war. The most valuable part of the archive was hidden out of the reach of the MGB and the NKVD. The poet was tortured by the security service of the Soviet Union. <mask> Hieniju lived in Vimperk with her husband and son after the Second World War. They were arrested in March of 1948.Both <mask> and Janka Hieniju were kept in prisons. In October 1948, they were transferred to a prison. <mask> Hieniju was tortured by the BSSR Minister of State Security. On February 7, 1949, both Hienijues were sentenced to 25 years of

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title: Larysa Hienijuš

texts: imprisonment. The poet was in the camps of the Komi ASSR. She showed an example of spiritual strength by bringing together prisoners of other nationalities and writing poetry. She was called her Mother and her poems were read as a prayer.<mask> Hieniju was released after eight years. The death of the poet's mother and two sisters in 1945 was followed by the death of her brother in the Battle of Monte Cassino in Italy in 1944. Near Berlin in April 1945. The poet settled in Zelva after her release. The Hienijues lived without a note "Stateless" in their passports after they refused to accept the Soviet citizenship. They requested rehabilitation on several occasions, but always received a reply of "Sentenced lawfully". The poet was followed by the KGB and they installed spy devices in her house.The local clinic allowed Janka Hieniju to work as a doctor and her wife to work as a cleaner. The poet was given a meager pension after Janka's death. The authorities denied the poet a quiet old age and only allowed her to visit her son in Poland. The poet's works were banned for a long time. In 1963, her post-imprisonment poems were published for the first time. The first collection of works by <mask> Hieniju was published in 1967, thanks to the Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the BSSR, Maksim Tank. Uladzimir Karatkievi pro bono edited it.There were new poems of the Zelva period, as well as most of the poems from      without some excerpts removed by censors. For a long time she was only allowed to publish children's poetry. <mask> Hieniju died in 1983. She was buried with thousands of people in attendance. The General Prosecutor's Office was appealed to in 1999 for an unjust sentence against both Hienijus. The Supreme Court refused the appeal because the poet has no grounds for rehabilitation. According to the Court's letter, they may only be given to the repressed

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title: Dino Dvornik

texts: <mask> was a Croatian singer-songwriter, music producer, actor and reality television star. The son of renowned actor <mask> and mother <mask> was born in Croatia. In Yugoslavia, he and Dean played with their father in mainstream 1970s movies and TV shows. The TV show Ljubav je hleb s devet kora and Nae malo misto were included. Dvornik married his wife and had a daughter who is now a singer. <mask> was best known to the public as a musician, but he was also an actor over the years. His music was popular in the former Yugoslavia and made him famous.The building in which the Dvornik family lived in Split was the site of a pop band founded by <mask> and his brother Dean. It was the first domestic record to be released in Yugoslavia. He locked himself in the studio for months because of his reputation. The band broke up due to differences between the interests of the band members and the public. James Brown, Stevie Wonder and other artists were influenced by Dvornik. His style of music earned him the names "King of Funk" and "Funk Daddy". He was known for changing his haircuts and liking trendy clothes.He was an entertainer who kept his fans amused and made sure nobody left his shows unhappy. <mask> was emerging on the Yugoslav music scene when the war broke out. Privately, he had been praised for his honesty and friendship in the true sense of the word and he also had fans all over the world, particularly amongst people from the former Yugoslavia. In the United States, Dvornik would play shows. "Afrika" was taken from the 1997 album Enfant terrible. His down-to-earth attitude was appreciated by his fans. Dvornik was described as being

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title: Dino Dvornik

texts: friendly to all, often walking and living his life in full public view, never turning away from the attention of fans, and even joining them socially in the bars and cafés.His popularity was built on a combination of intelligent song lyrics and wild stage performances. He chose his haircut and outfit to look like The Smiths'Morrissey. At the 1988 Zagreb Fest, Dvornik received the award for best debutant for his song "Tebi pripadam". His first solo album, self-titled <mask>, was released in 1989. He became a huge hit in a short time. After two other good albums, a studio and a live album which went unnoticed because of the war in his country, Dvornik finally switched to house music in the mid 1990s. He won the main award at the Split Music Festival in 1995 for his song "Nita Kontra Splita", which is an homage to his hometown Split.Enfant terrible was <mask>'s best selling and most awarded album to date. The most famous Croatian music award has been won by him. He was living in Zagreb for professional reasons, even though he loved his hometown of Split. Dvornik was a fan of Hajduk Split. The break up of Yugoslavia had consequences on his album sales, since the market decreased and people focused on other music styles and different artists in their new countries during and after the war. He stood his ground against people who thought he was crazy. During his career, the quality of his music always prevailed.He would rearrange parts on his tracks until he was happy with the way things were. Since his early days in music, Dvornik was always anxious for his albums to be produced in high standard quality. His most notable collaborations with

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title: Dino Dvornik

texts: other music artists in his country include those with Croatian music diva Josipa Lisac and his Montenegrin counterpart, Rambo Amadeus. Dvornik was a DJ in various clubs in his last years. He was the subject of the media spotlight for his struggles with substance abuse. He admitted that the drugs had ruined his health and made his life a mess, even though he succeeded in his attempts at drug withdrawal. He attended parties despite being a loving husband and father.People were instantly in a good mood when Dvornik created a warm atmosphere. There have been many rumors about Dvornik, mostly about his substance abuse and other shocking incidents such as urinating on jury members from a gallery at an award show in the late 1990s as he did not approve with their selection of artists to be honored. He was seen running around in underwear at a public event to make a point about the hypocrisy of some people at the show. He played a drug lord in a movie in 2004. He was one of the first Croatian celebrities to start writing. He was joined by his wife and daughter. He and his family were the stars of a Croatian reality show called Dvornikovi.<mask> was working on an album in 2008. The album was close to completion. The first single for the summer was "Hipnotiziran". The album will be released in October 2008. Just 18 days after his 44th birthday, <mask> died in his bed. The police found a lot of antidepressants in his home during the on-site investigation. His wife found him dead in bed.<mask> was buried in Zagreb three days later. The Best of: Priroda i drutvo, Live in Munich, and Enfant terrible. The Ultimate Collection includes 3 new tracks and

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title: Miguna Miguna

texts: The High Court of Kenya has an Advocate. He is a lawyer in Toronto, Canada. Raila was an adviser to Miguna from 2009 to 2011. In 1962, <mask> was born in Magina, Kenya. After attending Apondo Primary School in Magina Village-Nyando, he attended the prestigious Njiiri School in Murang'a, where he became a student leader. He was kicked out of the university in 1987 for campaigning for multi-party democracy. He was granted asylum in the Kingdom of Swaziland by the UNHCR after fleeing to the neighboring country on foot.He was granted permanent political asylum in Canada in 1988. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in political science and philosophy from the University of Toronto in 1990 and then studied law at the Osgoode Hall Law School of York University in Toronto, obtaining a Juris Doctorate degree in 1993. He was admitted to the Ontario Bar in 1995. He obtained a Masters of Laws from York University in 2001. The Committee for Democracy in Kenya (CDK) was chaired by Miguna from 1988 to 1994. He stayed at the civil rights law firm of Charles Roach in Toronto until 2007, when he returned to Africa. He was admitted to the bar in 2008.He lost to Frederick Outa Otieno in the Orange Democratic Movement's nomination for the Nyando Constituency. He was a member of the ODM's campaign team. In March 2009, he was appointed as Prime Minister Raila Odinga's senior adviser on coalition affairs and concurrently served alongside Kivutha Kibwana as the Joint-secretary to the Permanent Committee on the Management of the


title: Miguna Miguna

texts: Grand Coalition Affairs. He was suspended without pay in August of 2011. The suspension was lifted on December 29, 2011. He was accused of being a foreigner for holding a Canadian passport by some members of the Party of National Unity side of the coalition. Mr. Miguna has become a citizen of Canada since he was born there.Our laws require all expatriates to apply for and obtain permits to live and work in the country. He said that he had never given up his citizenship. He gained Canadian citizenship while in exile. When fleeing a dictatorial regime, one uses any means and even Mr. Odinga once used a Tanzanian passport, according to Miguna. On July 14, 2012 he launched his first book, Peeling Back the mask: A quest for justice in Africa. The book was critical of Raila and claimed to expose him as a fraud. The protesters in Ahero burned the effigy and mock coffin of Miguna and then sprinkled its ashes into the river.He had to be rescued by the police after he was attacked while promoting his book at a hotel. In September 2012 he decided to leave ODM and run as an independent candidate for Governor of Nairobi County. He later canceled his candidacy. The sequel to his memoir, "Kidneys for the King: Deforming the Status Quo in Kenya", was launched in February 2013). If the claims made in Miguna's books are proven to be true, his image could be badly sullied since he is a leading advocate of political reforms. In an act of rejection of his former boss, <mask> endorsed a rival in the presidential election.