title: Chris Marlowe

texts: for the title after Long Beach State defeated Army and San Diego State defeated Ball State.There was a record crowd at the San Diego Sports Arena. The largest crowd to watch a volleyball match in the U.S. was at the Aztecs game as they lost the first game 11–15. The Aztecs came back to beat Long Beach State in a barn burner, 15–13. The Aztecs won the final two games to win their first national championship. The fans mobbed the court after the title point. San Diego State won the Division I team title. The San Diego State volleyball team finished with a 20–5 record.The first team All-American was made by Marlowe. In 2003 the San Diego State volleyball team was inducted into the hall of Fame. He graduated from San Diego State with a B.A. It's in physical education. He competed on one of the nation's best USVBA teams after his collegiate career. In 1976, and 1978, he was voted the Most Valuable Player at the USVBA Open Nationals. The beach career of Marlowe began in 1975.He was nicknamed "The Lion" on the beach because of his intensity and unruly blonde hair. He was the captain of the national indoor team in 1976, but they failed to qualify for the Olympics. The Manhattan Beach Open was the largest and most coveted beach event of the day and was won by <mask> and Steve Obradovich. There was a big year in the sand in the following year. His former partner, Greg Lee, left to pursue a career in professional basketball. There was a dynamic pair of people. They took firsts at the Santa Barbara Open and the Hermosa Beach Open.They won the Rosecrans Open together. They won at the San Diego Open but lost in the finals to Obradovich and Gary Hooper. They took the world championship at the State Beach Open at Will Rogers State Beach after winning the Manhattan Beach Open and grabbing another first. In 1978 he did not play on


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texts: the beach but in 1979 he did. They had one third-place finish and five others in the top five. When he returned to the US National team in 1982, he moved away from the beach to focus on his acting career. The Manhattan Beach Opens and the 1977 World Championship were two of the eight open tournaments that Marlowe won.After graduating from college, Marlowe continued to play volleyball on indoor national club teams which competed in the Open division of the USVBA. He was the Most Valuable Player at the 1976 USVBA Open National Championship. He was selected to play for the US National team. His teammates chose him to be their leader. The US national team failed to qualify for the 1976 Olympic games, and Marlowe returned to California and beach volleyball. The U.S. Men's National Team had a head coach in 1977. He was the driving force behind the establishment of a full-time, year-around volleyball training center.The facility opened in Ohio in 1978. Though the nation's top players were willing to play on the national team, many were unable to relocate to Dayton because of the hot bed of volleyball talent in California. The US national team failed to qualify for the Olympics in Moscow in 1980. It was clear that the US team had to make a change after boycotting the games. The national team training center was moved in 1981 to San Diego. <mask> was a member of the National team in 1982. The US team was ranked 13th in 1982.Karch Kiraly, Steve Timmons, Craig Buck, Steven Salmons, Pat Powers, and Doug Partie all played for the team. Being on the national team was a full-time job, practicing five hours a day, five days a week. The national team used a full-time setter in the 5-1 system, so Marlowe had to learn how to play in 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884. At this point in his


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texts: career, it was necessary for him to make a significant adjustment to play at the Olympic level. He asked the Aztecs coach to help him make the transition from outside hitter to Setter. Henn said that he and <mask> had a falling-out. He had to change positions to play in the Olympics.He could have gone off in his gold chains, but he asked for help. The U.S. team was among the world's elite by the following year. The roster for the 1984 Olympics had to be cut down to 12 players. The last man to be cut was <mask>. The US National team went on a five match tour of the Soviet Union in 1984 in which they were the world champion. The US won all five matches. Some six weeks before the start of the Olympics, Rod Wilde landed on the foot of a Soviet player who had crossed under the net.Wilde had a broken leg. He was asked to rejoin the team. His teammates voted unanimously to make him team captain on his first day back. The US National team won the gold medal at the 1984 Olympic Games. Playing at the Olympics and winning the gold medal were lifetime achievements. "I felt like I was on Cloud 10, one notch higher than Cloud 9," he said. The US National Team head coach said that <mask> wasn't the most gifted player.He was not the best jumper, but he made people around him better. Few players see the game, but he saw it. He made good decisions. He is one of the best competitors of all time. We trained for 10 days before the Olympics. <mask> was the key to that training and our success. The entertainment and acting came from a family.In 1978 he appeared in the daytime TV series Love of Life. He had several small film roles. His movie credits include Rollerball, Rounders, Look Who's Talking Too, The 6th Man and Side Out. He guest starred on TV shows early in his career. Marlowe did sports broadcasting jobs. Marlowe's agent told

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texts: him to either pursue a further career in acting or sports broadcasting after the 1984 Olympics. It was a time when I was always auditioning for parts but I didn't really want them.It seemed like a more natural job for me. I enjoyed playing the role of myself. He splits his time between two major commitments. He does the play-by-play announcing for the Denver Nuggets of the NBA in the fall, winter and spring. He comes back to Los Angeles in the summer to work as a play-by-play man. He has done play-by-play announcing of over 25 other sports, and is considered one of America's most versatile television sports broadcasters. He was hired by ABC to provide color commentary for the 1978 NCAA indoor volleyball championship.When the Bruins weren't in the NCAA championship tournament, Al Scates was doing commentary for ABC. Scates was asked if he knew someone who could replace him in the booth after the Bruins made the final. Scates recommended <mask> as he used to work out at the Bruin gym. He provided color commentary for the NCAA championship match between UCLA and Pepperdine. Scates said that the end of his television career was because they liked <mask> so much. He liked broadcasting and was good at it. He did color commentary for both indoor and beach volleyball for the next several years, between acting jobs and his own volleyball commitments.After completing his athletic career with the 1984 Olympic games, he made a serious commitment to sports broadcasting and took courses in the skills of the trade. Lou Riggs is a sportscasting expert at Santa Monica College. Lynn Shackleford was Marlowe's first partner on play-by-play. He worked with someone else. There was a play-by-play spot that Marlowe had been preparing for. Marlowe moved over to play-by-play and was joined in the booth by a former teammate. They played on

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texts: Volleyball Professionals. He was an occasional anchor on the Southern California Sports Report. At the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, Marlowe called play-by-play for NBC's coverage of Beach Volleyball. Volleyball, football and basketball have been done by Marlowe.There have been a number of changes in sports broadcasting over the years, one of which is having women in front of the camera. He states that having women as sports broadcasters has been a good change in the industry and that both of them are very good at their jobs. <mask> lives in Denver, Colorado with his wife, Laurie. They move to Manhattan Beach in the summer. They have two grown daughters who excelled at Arapahoe High School in Denver. MacKenzie graduated from Chapman University. She is interested in working in the film industry.She is an executive assistant. Grace is a student at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. In 1986 he was in the USVBA Hall of Fame. The Aztec Hall of Fame was established by San Diego State in 1994. The California Beach Volleyball Hall of Fame decided to induct Marlowe later that year. The Los Angeles City Section sports Hall of Fame inducted Marlowe on April 23, 2017: He spoke of the athletic accomplishments he valued most at the LA City Section sports Hall of Fame.He won three LA city titles at Palisades High School, an NCAA championship at San Diego State University, and was selected first team All American in his senior year at San Diego State. He wanted to win the gold medal in front of his family and friends at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. San Diego State Aztecs men's basketball players and the 1984 Summer Olympics San Diego State Aztecs men's basketball players and the 1984 Summer Olympics San Diego State Aztecs men's volleyball players and the 1984 Summer Olympics San Diego State Aztecs men's volleyball


title: Marcel Beekman

texts: <mask> was born in 1969 and is currently based in Amsterdam. <mask> studied singing with Frauke Vonk when he was a boy. His first recording was in 1979. He continued his education in Amsterdam after completing his vocal studies in Zwolle. <mask> is known for his interpretation of opera character roles as well as early and contemporary music performances. He has performed the great German, French and Italian baroque repertory all over Europe, the United States, Middle East, South Africa and Japan in major concert venues and festivals. He has performed with Sir Simon Rattle, Daniele Gatti, Lawrence Renes, Sir Mark Elder, Ivn Fischer, Jérémie Rhorer, Claus Peter Flor, Ariane Matiakh, Steven Sloane and Ed Spanjaard.He is known for his ability in more avant-garde work. He has worked with conductors such as Jonathan Stockhammer and Avner Biron. There are many world premires that have been specially composed for his voice. The title role in Pygmalion and Valre is one of the operatic roles. The title role in Orfeo Monteverdi is available on DVD and CD. The well-executed quintet of Jews was dominated by Le Cabaretier Benvenuto Cellini. The Dutch national press applauded him for his role as a Pope.The Los Angeles Philharmonic released a double CD of the production on the Nonesuch label in autumn of 2017. DNO staged a production of wozzeck in which <mask>'s interpretation was described internationally as excellent and outstanding, as well as "eccezionale" and "absolument unique". This production was released on DVD. The roles of Artistée and Pluton were played by <mask>. The DVD of this production is available at Unitel Edition. Pour l'union du mot et de la note, c'est  <mask>. The Austrian press wrote about <mask> and the premiere.The future looks brighter than ever with opera productions in the Bochum Ruhrtriennale, including a performance of Eugene One. There are people from Zwolle who are 20th-century Dutch male opera singers and 21st-century Dutch male opera singers.

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title: Pierre Langlais

texts: <mask> was a senior French military officer who fought in World War II. Langlais, hailing from the Brittany region of France, was known as a tough and uncompromising character with an unflagging devotion to his men. <mask> was born in Morbihan, Brittany. He graduated from the military academy in 1930. He served in the Compagnies Méharistes in North Africa. After the fall of France, <mask> stayed in North Africa. He joined the French Expeditionary Corps after the defeat of the French forces.He joined the French First Army under the command of General Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. In October 1945, Langlais became a battalion commander in the 9th DIC. The Battle of Hanoi was one of the early battles of the First Indochina War. Langlais distinguished himself as a promising young battalion commander in the bitter house-to-house fighting prevalent throughout this battle, which eventually resulted in the French reoccupation of Hanoi. Langlais went on a second tour of duty in 1949. The last units of the Chinese Nationalist Army were defeated on the mainland. Langlais was deployed to central Vietnam and northern Laos where he was involved in several difficult missions.Returning to France in October 1951 <mask> was given command of the 1st Colonial Para-Commando Demi brigade. Langlais was friends with Jean Gilles, who commanded the unit. Langlais was trained as a paratrooper in order to take this assignment. Lieutenant Colonel <mask> was given command of Groupement Aéroporté 2 in June of 1953. Langlais badly injured his ankle when he jumped with the men

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texts: dud. Langlais was in command of the central sector when Colonel de Castries phoned him to inform him that Lieutenant Colonel Gaucher had been killed with his entire staff.As the French position in the valley came under increasing pressure, de Castries became withdrawn from the men under his command and began to rarely leave his underground headquarters. Langlais commented on de Castries' limited role in the battle, saying "he transmitted our messages to Hanoi." Langlais entered de Castries' headquarters on 24 March accompanied by the fully armed commanders of the paratroop battalions. De Castries' was told that the effective command of the fortress would be in Langlais' hands and that he would retain the appearance of command to the outside world. The account of this "coup," however, is uncorroborated, and Martin Windrow, surveying the available primary sources, finds it more likely that the handing over of operational control to Langlais merely recognized the reality of the situation, and that Langlais had been making most of Langlais found himself in Algeria as the commander of an airborne brigade after returning to France. The 22e R.I. Ma was commanded by Langlais during the Algerian War.Langlais commanded the 20th Airborne brigade at Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques. <mask> committed suicide in 1986 by jumping from an apartment window. Works <mask> wrote a book about his experience. France-Empire was published in Paris in 1963. pp. Paris: Presses Pocket in 1969. pp.There are people from Pontivy who served in the French military during World War

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title: Sadaharu Horio

texts: <mask> (, <mask>, born April 5, 1939 in Kobe, died November 3, 2018) was a Japanese visual and performance artist. He was a member of the Gutai Art Association from 1966 to 1972 and produced sculptural canvasses. His work included large-scale installation artworks, performances and interventions in urban and natural environments. The audience was often involved in his performances. An alternative and open art scene in the Kansai region was formed by <mask>. His work is characterized by a strong connection between the act of painting and everyday life, his repudiation of distinction between high and low art, and the ease and humor with which he adapted his performances and installations to changing sites and cultural contexts, making them accessible and open for different audiences. <mask> was born in 1939.His father was a cameraman for the military and later for a newspaper. In 1955, <mask> began training in the Kobe shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries after showing interest and talent in painting in his youth. He retired from the company in 1998. Horio caught the attention of the Gutai group leader. After participating in the 15th Gutai Art Exhibition at the Gutai Pinacotheca in Osaka, he destroyed his works with the intention of quitting painting. <mask> became an official member of Gutai in 1966 and held a solo show at Gutai Pinacotheca in 1968. He joined the Ashiya City Art Association in 1969.He was involved in Gutai projects until 1972. After the dissolution of Gutai in 1972, Horio explored alternative exhibition sites in the Kansai region, took up performative and processual approaches as well as interventions in urban and natural environments, often working in close collaboration with other artists. He opened the experimental art venue Higashimon Gallery in Kobe in 1979. From the late 1990s onward, his works were appreciated and presented in Europe

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texts: and Northern America, but Horio continued to exhibit in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the Kansai region and to dedicate his attention to local art initiatives, including performances and workshops with children. He collaborated with the On-site Art Squad KUKI and made performances in the context of exhibitions such as the Yokohama Triennale 2005. Gutai: Splendid Playground is a painting at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Akiko <mask> was married to a fellow Gutai member.They have two children. The uncle of <mask> is known for having encouraged and inspired his nephew to pursue artistic projects. As a member of Gutai, Horio produced sculptural canvasses with colorfully painted fabrics arranged and attached in different shapes. After Gutai's dissolution in 1972, Horio developed more experimental processual approaches that included performances, installation artworks and interventions into urban and natural environment. The act of applying paint continued to play a central role in these works, yet Horio used speed and spontaneity to spur his creative process. The shapes of the original objects were altered when Horio began applying paint on objects with one color each day. In 1997 he developed his one-minute hitting method of making multiple drawings or paintings in a row within a few minutes, a process which he continued to explore in his performances as well.Horio began making 100-Yen Paintings in 2002 in reference to the Gutai Card Box, where exhibition visitors could buy drawings at a booth that looked like a vending machine for the equivalent of 1 Euro. Horio created a series of performances for every day of the 38 days during his solo show at the Ashiya City Museum of Art & History in 2002. In his performances and workshops Horio often used his methods of producing a lot of works at a fast pace in a short amount of time and which also often

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texts: led to a collective creative frenzy. The power of institutions and the art market made Horio dismantle distinctions between works of high art and everyday practices. The woodblock print series Myokonin-den was created by Horio and Shji Hisaka, a colleague from his workplace, as well as a large number of drawings depicting disaster- stricken scenes in and around Kobe. Reception <mask> is best known for his performances and workshops that involve the audiences in collective creative activities and his methods of creating a variety of works at a high rate. He was recognized for his engagement in the alternative art scene in the Kansai region, which showed in his artistic collaborations and the support he gave to local artists and gallery owners.Japanese artistic and cultural traditions, such as ceramics, calligraphy and Zen culture, have been associated with <mask>'s works. His playful approach to artistic creation has shaped his public image. <mask> continued to participate in the exhibition until 2008. The 8th Kyoto Independent Exhibition, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto 1965, 15th Gutai Art Exhibition, Gutai Pinacotheca, Osaka 1965, 16th Gutai Art Exhibition, Keio Department Store, Tokyo 1966, solo exhibition, Shinanobashi Gallery, Osaka 1968. Kyoto Independent Exhibition, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Kyoto 1985, Atarimae no koto, solo exhibition, Higashimon Gallery, Kobe 1993. Painting as Action, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Gutai: Splendid Playground, Guggenheim Museum, New York, A Feverish Era: Art Informel and the Expansion of Japanese artistic expression in the 1950s and ’60s, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto. The cat is from the Ashiya City Museum of Art & History.<mask> <mask> is an exhib. The cat is in the Axel Vervoordt Gallery. Art Asia Pacific magazine has an interview with <mask> <mask>. The official site of Sadaharu Horio is Akiko

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title: Sara Parkin

texts: <mask> is a nurse and political activist. She rose to prominence as a green political activist after the 1989 European Parliament election, in which the UK Green Party gained 15% of the votes but no seats. She left the party in 1992 at odds with its anti-leadership stance, but went on to found the Forum for the Future. She is campaigning on the importance of sustainable literacy in universities and colleges. She lives in East London. <mask> was born in Aberdeen and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She attended Green Lane Primary School and Barr's Hill Grammar School.Parkin worked as a ward sister at the Royal Infirmary after she trained as a nurse. Her children Colin and Douglas were born there. She worked in the health sector in the 1970s and 1980s before turning to politics. The UK Green Party was known as the Ecology Party after <mask> discovered it. She was defeated in the 1979 general election and several local elections. When her husband's work as a cancer epidemiologist took the family to live in Lyon France, she became involved with the international growth of green

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texts: politics. She was the co-secretary and spokesman of the European Green Party until 1991.She provided support for green-oriented parties around the world, including dissident movements in east Europe. Parkin emerged as the most articulate and telegenic Green Party spokesman after 1989 and was credited with being committed to Green Party policy and practical in terms of political tactics. Walter Schwartz considered her the easiest of the Greens to imagine as a Cabinet Minister after she burst through the door and brought with her new thoughts and ideas. She is a political animal. Parkin was defeated in her attempt at the 1989 Green Party conference to secure agreement to open negotiations with other parties on an alliance to bring in a proportional election system. She was associated with Green 2000, a group that advocated for changes to the Green Party, including the creation of an Executive Committee with a Chair, a Regional Council, and only two principle speakers. <mask> was elected as Chair and Green 2000 supporters were elected to every post.The structure is still in place. The 1992 general election results were not good for the Green Party largely because of predictions of a hung parliament, but also because of the ongoing internal disarray of the Green Party. <mask> resigned before the 1992 Green Party Conference due to the party's refusal to sanction what was openly described as a campaign to harry the (Green 2000) leadership at every opportunity until its members simply gave up in despair and quit. Green Parties: An international guide, which <mask> published early in 1989 is out of print, but remains a benchmark study of green politics at that time. Petra Kelly's

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texts: life and death has been published in several languages, most recently in 2016 in Spanish. <mask> still believes in the importance of good leadership and the need to organize for success. After the 1992 UN Earth Summit, many UK green movement activists thought about different ways of implementing more sustainable ways of living and working.The Forum for the Future is a registered charity and non-profit with a mission to promote sustainable development through working in partnership with business, government and other organizations. For the Forum Parkin designed a Masters course in Leadership for sustainable development and worked for 20 years to promote sustainable literacy in universities and colleges. Her 2010 book Positive Deviant: Sustainability Leadership in a perverse world is a course book in several universities around the world. She left her day to day involvement with the Forum in 2016 but is still a Trustee. She served on the boards of the Environment Agency for England and Wales, the Natural Environment Research Council, the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, the European Training Foundation, and various NGOs. Parkin is a Principal Associate of The Sustainability Literacy Project. She sits on the boards of the Higher Education Academy and the Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland.She is a Trustee of the St Andrew's Prize for the Environment and a patron of Population Matters. <mask> was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 2000 for her services to education and sustainable living. She has a number of degrees. <mask>'s works include Green Parties: An international guide, Green Light on Europe, and Green Futures: Agenda for the

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title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: As Tudor England gave way to Stuart rule in 1603 <mask>, 1st Earl of Salisbury, was noted for his direction of the government during the Union of the Crowns. During the first nine years of King James I's reign, Lord <mask> was the Secretary of State of England, succeeding his father as Lord Privy Seal. <mask>, the principal discoverer of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 remains a controversial historic figure as it is still debated at what point he first learned of the plot and to what extent he acted as an agent provocateur. Cecil was the younger son of The 1st Baron Burghley and his second wife, and was christened Earl of Salisbury in 1605). Francis Bacon was his first cousin and his elder half-brother was The 1st Earl of Exeter. <mask> was a hunchbacked man. He was called "my little beagle" by King James VI and Queen Elizabeth as a result of living in an age where physical beauty in both sexes was important.His father knew that <mask> was the political genius of his half-brother Thomas. Cecil did not get a degree at St John's College. He attended "disputations" at the Sorbonne. Cecil married Elizabeth Brooke, daughter of The 10th Baron Cobham, in 1589. Their son, William Cecil, was christened in St Clement Danes on 11 April. He was followed by a daughter. Cecil had two small children when Elizabeth died.George Brooke, her younger brother, was executed for high treason after he was arrested for his involvement in the "Main" and " Bye" plots. Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the King, made Sir John Harington write to <mask> in 1608 to invite her to join her household. She had one daughter but no sons. Cecil was re-elected in 1586 after sitting for the first time in the House of Commons. He didn't make a speech until 1593 after being appointed a PrivyCouncillor. Lord Derby went to the Netherlands in 1588 to negotiate peace with Spain. He was elected for Hertfordshire in 1589, 1593, 1597 and 1601, and was

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title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: made a Privy Counsellor in 1593.Cecil took on an increasingly heavy workload after the death of Sir Francis Walsingham. He began to act as Secretary of State in 1589 after he was knighted and appointed to the Privy Council. He participated in the social life of the royal court, on 15 September 1595 he went hawking with the queen and they caught three partridges. In 1597 he was made Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and in February 1598 he was sent to Henry IV of France to stop the alliance between that country and Spain. After leaving from Dover, Cecil, John Herbert and Thomas Wilkes arrived at Rouen. The Duke of Montpensier in Paris hosted Cecil and Herbert and they traveled south to meet the French king at Angers. The duke gave Cecil a locket with the king's portrait on it.They sailed home from Ouistreham, a port near Caen, in the Adventure commanded by Sir Alexander Clifford. After the death of his father, Cecil became the leading minister and served Queen Elizabeth and King James as Secretary of State. The 2nd Earl of Essex had a poor campaign against the Irish rebels during the Nine Years War in 1599. The smooth succession of King James was in his hands. Sir <mask>, who was to be removed from power and impeached, was the target of Lord Essex's rebellion in 1601, which resulted in his downfall and death. It's not clear if Essex intended that Cecil should die. It is to Cecil's credit that the Queen treated the rebels with a degree of mercy, which was unusual in that age.The great majority of Essex's followers were spared, even though Essex himself and four of his closest allies were executed. The public loved Essex and mourned him deeply, but this clemency did him no good. Cecil became a hated figure because he had never been very popular. Cecil was viciously attacked in Essex's Last Good Night. Cecil was involved with state security. He was trained in spycraft by Sir Francis Walsingham, who


title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: was Elizabeth's principal spymaster. The "Rainbow portrait" of Queen Elizabeth at Hatfield is decorated with eyes and ears.Cecil was very fond of the Queen, who he described as being "more than a man, but less than a woman". He believed that the Queen's death was a misfortune to be delayed as long as possible. Cecil told Elizabeth that she had to go to bed when she was sick. "Little man, little man, 'Must' is not a word to use to princes," Elizabeth said. She said "Ah, but ye know that I must die, and it makes you foolish". James was promoted to successor to Elizabeth by Sir <mask>. He began a secret correspondence with James in Scotland to convince him to support his claims to the English throne.Cecil was able to assure James of his succession, ensure his own power and predominance in the new reign against Sir Walter Raleigh and other competitors, and secure the tranquility of the last years of Elizabeth because of an understanding. Cecil demanded that James stop his attempts to get parliamentary recognition of his title, that an absolute respect should be paid to the queen's feelings, and that the communications should remain a secret. The new monarch expressed his gratitude by elevating Cecil to the peerage. Between 1601 and 1612 Cecil was chancellor of the University of Cambridge and the third chancellor of Trinity College, Dublin. In 1603, his brothers-in-law, Henry Brooke, Lord Cobham and George Brooke, along with Sir Walter Raleigh, were implicated in both the Bye Plot and the Main Plot, an attempt to remove King James I from the throne and replace him with his first cousin, Lady Ar At Raleigh's trial, Cecil was the only judge who seemed to have doubts about his guilt, although the prevailing view is that Raleigh was involved in the Plot to some extent. Even though they were found guilty and sentenced to death, they were reprieved because of Cecil's pleas for mercy, although the King kept his


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texts: intentions a secret until the last minute.On August 20, 1603, <mask> was raised to the peerage by King James I. After a long war, Baron Cecil led the English delegation at the Treaty of London. Between 1603 to 1604 difficult negotiations with the Spanish delegation took place, but through Cecil's determined statesmanship the treaty bought an "honourable and advantageous" peace for England. Cecil's personal triumph reflected well on James who wanted to be seen as a European peacemaker between the Protestants and the Catholics. Cecil's pension was raised the following year to £1,500. The <mask> of Salisbury was created by the King after the treaty had been signed. Cecil was appointed to the Order of the Garter in 1606.James appointed him as Lord Treasurer in 1607. The conduct of public affairs was solely in his hands. King James gave Cecil his absolute trust despite the fact that he often referred to him as "my little beagle" or " young Tom Durie". At their first meeting, the King joked to him that he would soon load his shoulders with business. Cecil, who had been called "pygmy" and "little man" by Queen Elizabeth and had a curvature of the spine, is unlikely to have found the joke funny. Cecil was described as short and "crook-backed" by the Venetian ambassador. Cecil was the principal discoverer of the Gunpowder Plot of 1605: at what point he first learned of it, and to what extent he acted as an agent provocateur, has been a subject of controversy ever since.It seems most likely that he had heard of a plot, but had no proof until the Catholic peer showed him the celebrated anonymous letter, warning Monteagle to stay away from the opening of Parliament. The Gunpowder Plot was a response to the King's betrayal of his pledge to repeal the Penal Laws. King James I was advised by Cecil not to change the laws. He admitted that he was unhappy with the Jesuits, but his attitude to Roman Catholics was not

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title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: harsh. Act 1584 made any Catholic priest found guilty of acting as a priest in England liable to the death penalty in its most gruesome form. He thought that the punishment for the priests was exile rather than death. Cecil wanted to make England the head of the international Protestant alliance, just as his father did, and he also wanted to marry Elizabeth, James's daughter, with Frederick.He tried to distinguish between those who were connected with plots against the throne and government and those who were law-abiding and loyal Roman Catholics. During <mask>'s time in government, the Kingdom of Ireland was a major source of concern. The leader of the rebels, Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, submitted to the Crown after the Nine Years' War ended and was restored to his estates. During the Flight of the Earls, he led his followers into exile. The government wanted to share the lands between the Irish lords and the settlers from Britain. Sir Cahir O'Doherty launched his rebellion in 1608. A large plantation was undertaken in the wake of O'Doherty's defeat.The tutor of Prince Henry was the subject of Cecil's letters. He compared himself to the court jester Tom Durie. He wrote that if a man didn't get a place in Prince Henry's household, he should be sent to Tom Dyrry. The poor man could become rich by charging a fee to all the girls in England who wanted to meet the Prince. Cecil did not approve of the marriage between the Prince of Wales and the Infanta of Spain. He might have received a pension from France. As Lord Treasurer, Lord <mask> showed a lot of financial ability.In the year preceding his acceptance of that office, the expenditure went up to half a million dollars, leaving a yearly deficit. Lord <mask> took advantage of the decision by the judges in the Court of Exchequer in the case of the King's right to impose import duties and imposed new duties on articles of luxury and foreign

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texts: manufacture which competed with English goods. By this measure, the ordinary income was raised to half a million dollars and the debt was paid off. Under the Great Contract, the King would give up all his feudal and customary sources of revenue in exchange for a fixed annual income of £300,000. The rationale was that the King was spending too much and putting the kingdom into debt. By 1608 the debt was over a million dollars, but by 1610 the debt was under a million dollars. The project was important to <mask>, but the House of Commons lost interest in it, and Francis bacon argued against it.When the King dissolved Parliament in 1611, he did not show much enthusiasm. This was a double blow to Lord <mask>, who was sick and premature, and conscious that the King now preferred the company of his male favorites. Although it failed to be implemented, the concept of paying an annual income to the monarch was revived some five decades later as a solution to the nation's financial problems and formed the basis for the financial settlement at the Restoration of Charles II. The annual payment is described as the implementation of Cecil's Great Contract by a historian. Cecil was involved in an entertainment for the arrival of Queen Elizabeth at Theobalds. There was an allusion to his father's possible retirement from public life in the Welcome at Theobalds. In July 1593 a Scottish suitor for Cecil wrote to him.He wanted paintings with "such toys" or emblems as he had seen himself in Scotland, after hearing Cecil was finishing a gallery in one of his houses. In 1606, Lord <mask> entertained King James I and his brother-in-law, King Christian IV ofDenmark, at Theobalds, under the sardonic eye of Queen Elizabeth's godson. According to some of those present, the occasion was simply an orgy of drunkenness, as few English or Danish courtiers had their rulers' capacity to hold their drink. The entertainment and show

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title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: went forward, and most of the players went backward or fell down, because wine occupied their upper chambers. Hatfield Palace was given to Lord <mask> in exchange for Theobalds, a relatively old-fashioned property that the King disliked. Hatfield House was built using bricks from Salisbury, which tore down parts of it. The house was being worked on until 1612.Salisbury House, also known as Cecil House, his London residence, was built after he renovated Cranborne manor, a small hunting lodge. The Cecil family supported musicians. The Earle of Salisbury was composed by Byrd. "Sero, sed serio" is <mask>'s motto and can be translated as "late but in earnest". Death In poor health and worn out by years of overwork, Lord <mask>, in the spring of 1612, went on a journey to take the waters at Bath in hopes of a cure, but he obtained little relief. He died of cancer in great pain and even greater wretchedness of mind while he was on the journey home. He was buried in Hatfield Parish Church.He played the character "Lord Cecil" in the opera <mask>ux and also appeared in the opera Gloriana. The character of "Sir <mask>" is played by Hugh Dickson. He is played by Anton Lesser. Toby Jones plays Cecil in Elizabeth I. Mark Gatiss plays him in the series Gunpowder. In the alternate history novel Ruled Britannia, he and his father organize the English resistance movement against the Spanish with the help of William Shakespeare. At the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2009, the play, Equivocation, was written by Bill Cain and portrayed <mask> as a conniving villain.According to the play, Cecil was behind the Gunpowder Plot to kill King James and the royal family. Jonathan Haugen was the first person to portray Cecil. The character in the show was given a limp, and is said to hate the word "Tomorrow", and to know every detail about London. He is portrayed in The Desperate Remedy: Henry Gresham and the Gunpowder Plot by

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title: Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury

texts: Martin Stephen as self-centered, exploiting the plot to try to bolster his own position in face of his unpopularity. He is a minor character in a children's book. <mask> is portrayed sympathetically in the historical mystery series written by Leonard Tourney, where he is a patron to the main characters. The Players' Boy is Dead is the first novel.In Thomas Kilroy's play The O'Neill, Sir <mask> is used to challenge the myth surrounding Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone, just after the latter's victory over the English at The Yellow Ford. Cecil's dramatic function is to demonstrate the complexity of history as opposed to simplistic pieties that would turn O'Neill into a victim of the English. The audience will witness the moral dilemma of a man torn between two cultures and aware of the advance of modernity in a troubled political, cultural and religious context. Tim McInnerny played him in the 2004 mini series Gunpowder, Treason & Plot. He is portrayed as a bad guy in the movie Anonymous. He was portrayed by an actor at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. He is portrayed sympathetically in the novel 1610 by Mary Gentle.He is depicted in a positive way in the novel The Grove of Eagles. He was played by Christopher Peck in the premiere of Remember Remember by the Lewes Operatic Society. Kevin James is the British actor who plays him in Queen Elizabeth's Secret Agents on PBS. He was a major character in the 1995 Czech TV series Queen pack of Dogs, portrayed by Ondej V. There are references to <mask>. The Early Cecils is about patronage, culture and power. The religion of <mask>.The Historical Journal pp: 773 was published in 1991. "Croft." The reputation of <mask> was assessed in the early 17th century. Haynes, Alan, is the author of the Transactions of the Royal Historical Society. Loades, David was written by <mask>, 1st Earl of Salisbury. Cecil, <mask> Alumni of St John's College, Cambridge and Salisbury

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title: Damayanthi Dharsha

texts: <mask>age was an athlete who competed in the 200 and 400 metres race events. She is the current Asian Games record holder in women's 200m and the current Asian Athletics Championships record holder in women's 400m. She is considered to be one of the greatest track and field athletes of all time. She won four medals at the Asian Games, including three gold medals, making her the most successful Sri Lankan athlete and the first female athlete to win three Asian Games gold medals. She was a member of the Sri Lankan team at the Olympics in 1992, 2000 and 2004. She was a member of the Sri Lankan team at the Commonwealth Games four times in 1994, 1998, 2002 and 2006 as well as at the South Asian Games four times. On 13 February 1975, Dharsha was born in Panadura.She and her family moved to Ampara at her young age due to the threat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam. She pursued her primary education at the Ampara Bandaranaike Maha Vidyalaya. She attended St. John's College for a year before moving to Panadura. She started competing in track and field events when she was 13 years old. She was taught by a former Olympian. She obtained a scholarship to join the Ladies' College in 1991 because of her success in athletics. She married Eranda in 2003 and has three children.At the 1991 Malaysian Open, she gained her first international experience. She was just 16 years old when she won the 100 metres gold medal at the 1991 South Asian Games. She won the gold medal in the 100 metres at the Asian Junior Championships. She won the national titles in the 100m and 200m at the 1991 National Athletics Championships. At the age of 17 she was chosen to represent Sri Lanka at the 1992 Summer Olympics and became the youngest athlete to compete at the Olympics. She was the first Sri Lankan schoolgirl to participate in the Olympics. She competed in the women's 100m and 200m events at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.She won two gold medals in 100m and 200m at the invitational athletics meet in Malaysia after the 1992 Olympics. She received the Duncan White trophy in the same year. She attended a training session in Australia in 1993. She won a silver medal in


title: Erich Hartmann

texts: During World War II, he was the most successful fighter ace in the history of aerial warfare. He participated in aerial combat on 825 separate occasions. 335 Soviet and seven American aircraft were shot down by him while he was with the Luftwaffe. During his career, he was forced to crash-land his fighter 16 times due to mechanical failure or damage received from parts of enemy aircraft he had shot down, but he was never shot down by enemy action. After completing his fighter pilot training in 1942, <mask> became a glider pilot. He was placed under the supervision of some of the most experienced fighter pilots on the Eastern Front after being posted to the veteran Jagdgeschwader 52. They helped Hartmann develop his tactics.The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and the Oak Leaves to the Knight's Cross were awarded to <mask> on 29 October 1943 and 2 March 1944, respectively. He received the Swords to the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves four months later. On August 25, 1944, <mask> earned the coveted Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds for 301 aerial victories. This was Germany's highest military decoration at the time it was presented. Hours before the German surrender, <mask> achieved his last aerial victory. He surrendered to the United States Army and was turned over to the Red Army. He was tried and convicted for war crimes in an attempt to get him to join the East German National People's Army.He was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment and spent 10 years in various Soviet prison camps before he was released in 1955. The

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texts: Russian Federation relieved him of all charges in 1997. After joining the newly established West German Air Force in the Bundeswehr, he became the first Geschwaderkommodore of Jagdgeschwader 71 "Richthofen". He retired in 1970 because of his opposition to the F-104 Starfighter. After his military career ended, he became a civilian flight instructor. On 20 September 1993 he died at the age of 71. On 19 April 1922, in Weissach, Wrttemberg, Doctor <mask> <mask> and his wife, Elisabeth Wilhelmine Machtholf, had a baby boy.The economic depression that followed World War I in Germany prompted <mask> to find work in China, and he spent his early childhood there. When the Chinese Civil War broke out, the family had to return to Germany. During World War II, Alfred joined the Luftwaffe and served on a Junkers Ju 87 in North Africa. He was a prisoner of war for four years. The National Political Institute of Education (Nazi Secondary Education School) in Rottweil was one of the places where Hartmann was educated. When he joined the glider training program of the Luftwaffe, he was taught to fly by his mother, one of the first female glider pilots in Germany. As the German economy collapsed, the Hartmanns had to sell their light aircraft.The rise to power of the Nazi Party in 1933 resulted in government support for gliding, and in 1936, the glider club in Weil im Schnbuch was established by <mask>. The 14-year-old was an instructor in the Hitler Youth. He gained his pilot's license in 1937. On 1 October 1940, he began his military training at the 10th Flying Regiment

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texts: in Neukuhren. He made his first flight with an instructor four days later, followed by his first solo flight three weeks later. He began advanced flight training at pre-fighter school 2 in Lachen- Speyerdorf on 1 November 1941 after completing basic flying training in October 1941. Combat techniques and gunnery skills were learned there.After completing his advanced pilot training on January 31, 1942, he flew the Bf109 at the Jagdfliegerschule 2 between 1 March 1942 and 20 August 1942. <mask>'s time as a pilot was not always smooth. During a training flight on 31 March 1942, he ignored regulations and performed some stunts in his Bf109 over the airfield. His punishment was a week of confinement to quarters with the loss of two-thirds of his pay. He said that the incident saved his life, because he was confined to his room for a week. I was supposed to go up on a flight the day I was confined. I was scheduled to fly in the aircraft my roommate took the flight in.After taking off, he developed engine trouble and had to crash-land near the train tracks. He died in the crash. "Fly with your head, not with your muscles" is a new motto that <mask> passed on to other young pilots. He hit a target drogue with 24 of the allotted 50 rounds of machine-gun fire, a feat that was considered difficult to achieve. After graduating, he was posted to theSupplementary Fighter Group, East, in Krakw, Upper Silesia, where he remained until 10. In October 1942, he was assigned to fighter wing Jagdgeschwader 52, based at Maykop on the Eastern Front in the Soviet Union. The Junkers

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texts: Ju 87 Stukas were ferrying down to Mariupol when the wing was equipped with the Bf109G.The Stuka crashed into the controller's hut after his first flight because of brake failure. He was placed under the experienced Oberfeldwebel Edmund "Paule" Romann and was assigned to III./JG 52. After a few days of intensive mock combats and practice flights, Grislawski conceded that, although Hartmann had much to learn regarding combat tactics, he was a talented pilot. One of the factors that enabled <mask>'s success was that he was placed as wingman to Paule Romann. Hartmann was given pointers on where to aim. The tactic "see, decide, attack, break" was adopted by Hartmann. Romann was injured in one arm and was unable to fly in dogfights.Romann's solution was to "stand off", evaluate the situation, then select a target that was not taking evasive action and destroy it at close range. On October 14, 1942, <mask> flew his first combat mission as Romann's wingman. When they encountered 10 enemy aircraft, an impatient <mask> opened full throttle and separated from Romann. He nearly collided with the enemy fighter, but failed to score any hits. His mission ended with a crash landing after his aircraft ran out of fuel, after he ran for cover in low cloud. von Bonin sentenced him to three days of work with the ground crew for violating almost every rule of air-to-air combat. By the end of 1942, he had added only one more victory to his tally, after he claimed his first victory.It took him some time to establish himself as a successful fighter pilot. On November 5, 1942, an

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texts: Il-2 shot up his engine and forced a forced landing at Digora. The airfield at Taman was where the Gruppe was based after it was moved to the combat area of the Kuban bridgehead. From Taman until 2 July, III. The missions were from Sarabuz and Saky on 14 May, Zrichtal on 23 May, and Yevpatoria on 25 June. Walter Krupinski, Hartmann's wingman, would constantly urge him to "Hey, B", which is the hypocoristic form of "Young boy" in the German language. The danger of this method was evident when he collided with a Soviet fighter instead of shooting it down.Nevertheless, he improved. From the third week of May to the first week of August, Krupinski's number of claims rose from 17 to 60. In preparation for an operation. The central sector of the eastern Front is where Gruppe was relocated. The Gruppe moved to Ugrim on July 3. Army Group South was supported by the command of Luftflotte 4. During the large dogfights that took place during the Battle of Kursk, Hartmann claimed four victories.Krupinski was wounded when he was shot down over Ugrim airfield. The departure of Krupinski was a severe strike against the Staffel. Krupinski was injured when his plane flipped on its back as he tried to avoid other Bf109s taking off. During Krupinski's convalescence, <mask> was the temporary Staffelkapitn. There will be staffel until 12 August. There was a rich environment in which to score successes. He claimed five, including two from the 1 ShAK regiment.He claimed four on each day in July 1943. On the previous date, he claimed two aircraft on each mission. At least one La-5


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texts: was lost in the first. Major Tokarev of the 40 IAP was killed. Two claims and a third for Rall were the result of a two-man patrol in the afternoon. The engagement was mentioned in a Soviet after-battle analysis. Our fighters did not pay attention to the enemy aircraft.The German fighters attacked the aircraft and shot it down. At the beginning of August 1943, his tally stood at 42, but by the end he had more than doubled. The Red Army began a counteroffensive to destroy the German forces in the region. During the month, JG 52 was engaged in defensive operations. The ace-in-a-day was claimed by <mask> on 1 August 1943. On 3 and 4 August there were four more. Five were destroyed on 5 August, a single on 6 August, and a further five on 7 August.He claimed four more Soviet fighters on August 8 and 9. He claimed his 90th victory of the month on the 20th. He was appointed Staffelkapitn on 2 September. Leutnant Korts was reported missing in action on August 29th. In his first year of service, <mask> felt a lack of respect towards Soviet pilots. Most Soviet fighters did not have effective gunsights and their pilots, some cases in the early weeks, were forced to draw one on the windscreen by hand. They couldn't pull the lead properly with their hand-painted gunsights.The Bell P-39 Airacobra, the P-40 Warhawk, and the Hawker Hurricane were considered inferior to the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 and Bf109 because they did not provide the Soviets with valuable gunsight technology. The German pilots learned from their enemy. It was difficult to start the engines in the extreme


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texts: cold of the Russian winter. A captured Soviet airman showed them how pouring fuel into the aircraft's oil would thaw the oil and allow the engine to start on the first try. The Soviets found a way to ignite fuel under the engine. In contrast to Hans-Joachim Marseille, who was a marksman and expert in the art of deflection shooting, <mask> was a master of ambush and fire at close range. When the decorated British test pilot Captain Eric Brown asked <mask> how he had accomplished his total, he remarked that along with firing at close range, inadequate Soviet defensive armament and manoeuvre tactics allowed him to claim a victim in every attack.His preferred method of attack was to hold fire until extremely close, then unleash a short burst at point blank range, a technique he learned while flying as wingman of his former commander, Walter Krupinski. This technique, as opposed to long-range shooting, allowed him to: reveal his position only at the last possible moment. His approach was described by himself as: "see–Decide–Attack–Reverse; observe the enemy, decide how to proceed with the attack, make the attack, and then disengage to re- evaluate the situation." <mask>'s instinct was to pick an easy target or seek a more favorable situation. The rule was to leave the area once the attack was over. If the pilot could return to the combat zone with the advantage, another attack could be executed. If attacked in-kind, Hartmann flew straight and used the rudder to point the Bf 109 in a different direction to confuse the attacker.The column was forced into the


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texts: GvIAP was downed nine days later by <mask> for his 112th victory. In October 1943, he won 33 aerial victories. He won four times on 2 and 12 October and claimed a double claim on 24 and 25 October. He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on October 29th.At the end of the year, this had risen to 159. Engine failure resulted in a forced landing at Kirovohrad airfield on November 14, 1943. In the first two months of 1944, <mask> claimed over 50 Soviet aircraft. He crashed on a transfer flight to Uman. On 17 January 1944 and on 26 February, a further 10 fighters were claimed shot down, all of them Soviet-flown P-39s. His performance was closely monitored by an observer flying in his formation and his claims were double and triple checked. The Soviet pilots were familiar with the radio call sign of Karaya 1 and the Soviet Command had put a price on the German pilot's head.The nickname "Black Devil" was given to Hartmann because of his skill and paint scheme. This scheme was in the shape of a black tulip on the engine cowling; though this became synonymous with Hartmann in reality he flew with the insignia on only five or six occasions. If they noticed his personal design, they were reluctant to fight. novices were often allocated to fly it in relative safety. The 3,500th victory of the war was claimed by Hartmann on 21 March. The kill rate dropped because of the supposed reluctance of the Soviet airmen to fight. The aircraft was painted just like the rest of his unit after the tulip design was removed.In the next two months, he claimed over 50


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texts: victories. The men were summoned to Hitler's Berghof in Berchtesgaden. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves was to be given to Barkhorn, Krupinski, and others. The four got drunk on champagne and cognac. <mask> was reprimanded by Hitler's adjutant for intoxication and for handling Hitler's hat. In April and May 1944, Diamonds to the Knight's Cross was resisted by the Soviets. In April, he claimed five victories.Six claims were filed on 6 May. The German defence collapsed on 8 May 1944, causing JG 52 to flee the region. JG 52 took part in the fighting. I. On 18 May, Gruppe moved to Roman. Three days later, Hartmann engaged the United States Army Air Force aircraft in Reichsverteidigung for the first time flying in defence of the Ploieti oilfields and engaging the North American P51 Mustang fighters for the first time over Romania. The United States Army Air Force's Fifteenth Air Force attacked targets in Romania with 377 bombers.A small amount of this attack force, consisting of 135 Consolidated B-24 Liberator bombers, are headed for the Ploieti oilfields. Hartmann claimed a P-51 shot down. Only one other claim was made against this type. P-51s ran out of fuel. <mask> ran out of bullets. While he hung in his parachute, one of the P-51Bs flown by Lieutenant Robert J. Goebel of the 308th Squadron, 31st Fighter Group, broke away and headed straight for Hartmann. Goebel waved at Hartmann as he went by, after he banked away from him only at the last moment.On 15 August, III. Warzyn is in Poland. On the same day, <mask> became the top scoring


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texts: fighter ace with his 274th victory. The ace-in-a-day achievement of eight victories in three combat missions was achieved by <mask> on 23 August. On 24 August 1944, he shot down 11 aircraft in two combat missions, representing his greatest ever victories-per-day ratio (a double-ace-in-a-day) and bringing the number of aerial victories to an unprecedented 301. Only 27 German soldiers were given the Diamonds to their Knight's Cross during World War II. The Fhrerhauptquartier Wolfsschanze was summoned to receive the coveted award from Hitler personally.After the failed assassination attempt on 20 July 1944, <mask> was asked to give up his side arm. <mask> threatened to decline the Diamonds if he wasn't trusted to carry his pistol, according to one account. During his meeting with Hitler, <mask> talked about the drawbacks of fighter pilot training. Hitler admitted to Hartmann that he thought the war was lost and that he wished the Luftwaffe had been like him and Rudel. The Diamonds to the Knight's Cross gave Hartmann a 10-day leave. He was told to attend a meeting in Berlin- Gatow on his way to his vacation. At <mask>'s request, the transfer to the Me 262 test program was canceled because of his attachment to JG 52.Gring was told that he best served the war effort on the Eastern Front. Ursula "Usch" Paetsch was married to <mask> on September 10, 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

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texts: 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 His friends were at the wedding. On 25 May, II. One Staffel was ordered to be transferred to the west. Barkhorn was the commander. Leutnant Hans Waldmann's 4 was selected by Gruppe.Staffel was assigned to the II. The jagdgeschwader 3 "Udet" is part of the 3rd Fighter Wing. This squadron became the 8 on 10 August. The staffel of JG 3. On 30 September, <mask> was transferred and tasked with creation and leadership of a new 4. The staffel of JG 52. His former 9 command.Staffel went to Leutnant Hans-Joachim Birkner. At the time, II. Nagyrbé is in Hungary. The new inexperienced pilots had to be trained by Hartmann. He succeeded Major Barkhorn in this capacity when he was given command of JG 52. The command of 4 was transferred by Hartmann. Staffel to Leutnant Friedrich.The last combat missions took place on January 31, 1945. He briefly led I. Gruppe as acting Gruppenkommandeur from February 1 to February 14. During the siege of Budapest, the Gruppe was based in Veszprém. On February 4, he shot down a Yak-9 fighter and claimed his only aerial victory. <mask> was asked to join the Me 262 units forming to fly the new jet fighter in March 1945, after his score stood at 337 aerial victories. The jet conversion program was


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texts: led by Br. <mask> was supposed to fly with Jagdverband 44.The offer was turned down by <mask>, who preferred to remain with JG 52. According to some sources, the decision to stay with his unit was due to a telegram made by the Oberstleutnant. On February 1st, <mask> was appointed the new Gruppenkommandeur of I./JG 52. On 17 April, he claimed his 350th aerial victory. The last photograph of Hartmann was taken during the war. The last day of the war in Europe was 8 May. He was ordered to report the position of the Soviet forces early that morning.The first Soviet units were spotted by <mask> just after he took off. When he passed over the area, he saw a Yak-9 ambush it and shoot it down. The Soviet forces were within the range of the airfield's cannons, so JG 52 destroyed Karaya One and 24 other Bf 109s. The rest of JG 52 was ordered to surrender to the Soviets in order to avoid being captured by the Soviets. <mask> decided to surrender his unit to the US 90th Infantry Division. After his capture, the U.S. Army handed him over to the Soviet Union, where he was imprisoned in accordance with the Yalta Agreements, which stated that airmen and soldiers fighting Soviet forces had to surrender. The Americans led the unit to a large open-air compound to await the transfer.The Soviets tried to convince him to cooperate. He was given ten days of solitary confinement after he refused to spy on other officers. He was given only bread and water as he slept. The death of his son was kept from Hartmann and the Soviets threatened to kill his wife. During an interrogation

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texts: about his knowledge of the Me 262, <mask> was hit with a cane by a Soviet officer, who knocked him out with a chair. He was going to be shot and was transferred back to the small shelter. He decided to go on a hunger strike and starve rather than fold to the Soviets.The hunger strike was allowed by the Soviets for four days. The Soviet authorities tried to convert Hartmann to communism. He was offered a post in the East German Air Force, but he turned it down because he wanted to return to the West. I will resist to my death if you try to force me to work. On December 24, 1949, he was arrested and sentenced to 20 years in prison for war crimes. The sentence was carried out by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Only a formal criminal investigation was carried out.He was condemned for atrocities against Soviet citizens, the attack on military objects and the destruction of Soviet aircraft, which caused significant damage to the Soviet economy. This judgement was protested multiple times by Hartmann. He was accused of being a member of an anti-Soviet group again in June 1951. The tribunal was carried out in the military district of Rostov-on-Don. A bread factory in the village of Briansk was attacked on May 23, 1943, and 335 Soviet aircraft were destroyed. He conducted his own defence, which the presiding judge said was a waste of time. After being sentenced to 25 years of hard labour, he refused to work, and was put into solitary confinement, which led to a riot by some of his fellow inmates.He made a complaint to the Kommandants office, asking for a


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texts: representative from Moscow and an international inspection, as well as a new trial hearing to overturn his sentence. He spent five more months in solitary confinement after this was refused. The original sentence was upheld by a new tribunal. He was sent to another camp in the mountains. In 1955, he was released as a part of the last Heimkehrer. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Chief Military Prosecutor in Moscow of the Russian Federation reviewed Hartmann's case and he was acquitted of all historical charges against him. He was wrongly convicted according to the government agency.The son of <mask> was born in 1945 and died in 1948 without his father ever seeing him. Ursula Isabel was born on February 23, 1957. When he returned to West Germany, he rejoined the military and became an officer in the West German Air Force, where he commanded the first all-jet unit from June 1959 to May 1962. Initially, this unit was equipped with Canadair Sabres and later with the F-104 Starfighters. He was trained in the United States on U.S. Air Force equipment. American instructors began training with Hartmann in 1957. The pilots were trained in Arizona.The 60 day course consisted of 33 hours of flight time in the T-33 and 47 hours in the F-84F. The pilots needed only familiarisation training. The F-104 was considered flawed and unsafe by Hartmann and he opposed its adoption by the air force. Before committing the air force to a new aircraft type, the air force should first buy and evaluate a few new and unfamiliar aircraft. He was put into early retirement


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texts: because of his unpopular criticism of his superiors, despite the fact that he had a low opinion of the aircraft. In 1971 to 1974, <mask> worked as a flight instructor in Hangelar, near Bonn, and also flew in fly-ins with other wartime pilots. At the age of 71, <mask> died on September 20, 1993.JG 71 honoured him by applying his tulip colour scheme to their current aircraft. The Blond Knight of Germany was the subject of a biography by American authors. After being released in the United States in 1970, it was published in Germany the next year. " Shoot Hartmann down!" The Blond Knight was a success in both the US and Germany. The book has been criticized for being ahistorical and misleading. The Myth of the Eastern Front was written by Ronald Smelser and Edward J. Davies.The German-language version of the book was popular in Germany, but it contained serious flaws in its presentation of historical realities. Uncritical borrowing from the Nazi propaganda elements of the Fliegerasse and stereotypes about the Soviet Union were included. The latter could be traced to the attitudes of the Cold War. The political and social consequences of World War II were completely ignored. According to Spick, <mask> was credited with 352 aerial victories claimed in 1,450 combat missions on the Eastern Front. The German Federal Archives have records for 352 aerial victory claims, plus two more unconfirmed claims. There are two claims over the United States Army Air Force flown P51 mustangs and 350 Soviet Air Force piloted aircraft on the Eastern Front.The Iron Cross was


title: David Ferguson (impresario)

texts: <mask> was an American outsider-culture impresario, activist, music producer and concert promoter. He has spent most of his career on the West Coast and has worked with some of the biggest names in music. Billy Bragg, Bad Brains, Black Flag, and Butthole Surfers are some of the artists. The avant-garde musician and spoken-word artist Lydia Lunch was one of the artists <mask> worked with. <mask> was referred to as the "godfather of the unconventional" by the San Francisco Chronicle. He's spent his life making trouble. <mask>'s life story reads like an encyclopedia of the underground according to the East Bay Express.The Institute for Unpopular Culture was founded by <mask>. <mask> has been involved in anti-war protests since he was a student at the University of Miami. <mask> died unexpectedly after a brief illness on July 24, 2015, in San Francisco, California. <mask> was co-leader of the Union of Students to End the War in Vietnam and his activism lead to discussions ofDisciplinary action, which is not clear. <mask> arranged for Pop Art icon Andy Warhol to speak at the campus in 1968, an event that led to a professional association between the two. <mask> met the performance troupe the Cockettes in San Francisco in 1969 and later produced and promoted live shows. PR issues were presented by the Cockettes' performance antics.<mask> formed a lecture and appearance scheduling enterprise in 1973, which he used to sneak the troupe and its outrageous stage behavior by wary club owners. He represented Elaine Brown of the Black Panther Party through the agency. Jo

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texts: play this battle, we've got to play this battle, we've got to play this battle, we've got to play this battle, we've got to play this battle, we've This tour is everything we came here to do. We will see which ones come off the most successful after giving them six jobs. They're afraid of that.CD Presents was given the go-ahead to go ahead with the concert even if the PiL show was canceled. CD Presents recorded, released, and distributed the music of nearly 3,300 artists. The Pink Album was a collection of material from the Avengers. D.O.A, Butthole Surfers, and Tales of Terror records were released by CD Presents. The Offs' First Record was released by CD Presents. CD Presents released three volumes of punk recordings titled Rat Music for Rat People (1988), a collection of songs previously released by Go Records! In 1982, featuring a number of the era's most notable punk bands: the Avengers, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and D.O.A.There is a new edition of Vol. The Texas punk bands included, Butthole Surfers, Big Boys, the Dicks, and the Southern California hardcore band, Minutemen. The second part of Rat Music. The Adolescents, Naked Raygun and Mojo Nixon were featured. There is a new edition of Vol. Sylvia Massy, who worked with Johnny Cash, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Tool's Undertow, mixed and engineered a number of the tracks on 3. The avant-garde musician, poet and actress Lydia Lunch and the experimental post punk act Minimal Man were among the artists whose albums were released by CD Presents.<mask> founded the Institute for Unpopular


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texts: Culture in 1989 as a non-profit organization to support artists outside the mainstream art world. <mask> said their aim was to subvert all commercial avenues of art exploitation. We don't dislike people who own art galleries, but we think there could be a viable alternative. The mission of the IFUC is to discover and mentor outsider artists and creative people by assisting with public relations, business, counseling, opportunities, access to equipment, and funding for their projects. <mask> founded the Punk Rock Orchestra, a 50-plus member collaboration which recasts punk songs in an orchestral format. NPR and CBS Radio feature the orchestra. Readers of the SF Weekly voted The PRO San Francisco's Best Local Band in 2005.The Institute has supported and been associated with a number of artists. "Twist". Clinton Fein is the founder of Annoy.com. Fein's successful legal case against the U.S. government was supported by legal research from the IFUC. William Noguera is an artist who has been on death row in California since 1983 and now creates pointillist paintings with a rapidograph technical pen. Music industry executives died and the Ivor Novello Award winners were

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title: Zhuge Jin

texts: During the Three Kingdoms period of China, <mask> was a Chinese military general and politician. <mask> was born in the late Eastern Han dynasty and began his career in the 200s as an official under Sun Quan, who later became the founding emperor of Eastern Wu in the Three Kingdoms period. He was Sun Quan's representative in the territorial dispute over southern Jing Province. After Sun Quan broke the Sun–Liu alliance, he joined L Meng in an invasion of the territories of the other party. He became a general and commandery administrator. Before the Battle of Xiaoting, <mask> tried to stop Liu Bei from going to war, but he was unsuccessful. After the battle, both sides made peace and established an alliance between the Eastern and Shu Han states.Despite being rather incompetent in military affairs, <mask> <mask> served as one of Eastern Wu's top generals from 222 until his death in 241. Although he wasn't as skilled in statecraft and military strategy as his brother, <mask> <mask> was known for his character. He had a reputation for being thoughtful, magnanimous and tactful. He gained Sun Quan's trust and never questioned his loyalty to him. <mask> <mask> was known for helping to resolve conflicts between Sun Quan and his subjects. Langya Commandery, which is located in Yinan County or Yishui County, is where <mask> <mask>'s ancestral home was. There are two other accounts of his ancestors.Before they settled in Yangdu County, Ge's ancestors were originally from

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texts: southwest of present-day Zhu County. In order to differentiate them from the other Ge family, the locals referred to the newcomers as the Zhuge, combining the two counties. Zhuge was adopted by his ancestors as their family name. The descendant of the general who served under the rebel king who led the uprising against the Qin dynasty was recorded by the Fengsu Tong. Ge Ying was executed by Chen Sheng. During the early Western Han dynasty, the emperor enfeoffed Ge Ying's grandson to honor him for being wrongly put to death. By combining Ge and Zhu, the descendants of Ge had a new family name.The Western Han dynasty official who served as Colonel-Director of Retainers was the earliest known descendant of <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask>'s father was an assistant official in Taishan Commandery in the late Eastern Han dynasty under Emperor Ling. There were two younger brothers and two sisters in <mask> <mask>'s family. His brothers were <mask> Jun and <mask> Liang. One of their sisters married a cousin of Pang Tong. <mask> <mask> studied classical texts in his youth, such as the Mao commentary on the Classic of Poetry, Book of Documents, and Zuo Zhuan. He dutifully performed filial mourning when his mother died.He earned fame for his filial piety because he treated his stepmother in a courteous and respectful manner. When chaos broke out in China towards the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, <mask> <mask> fled from home and went to the Jiangdong region for shelter. They

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texts: earned themselves fine reputations as learned men after travelling around the region with him. Sun Ce had recently succeeded his elder brother, Sun Quan, as the leader of the territories in Jiangdong. <mask> <mask> was recommended to serve under Sun Quan by his brother-in-law, Hong Zi. <mask> <mask>, Lu Su and other talents were treated like honoured guests by Sun Quan. He started his career as a Chief Clerk.He was assigned to the position of a Central Major. Sometime between June and August 215, Sun Quan sent <mask> <mask> as his representative to visit his ally,Liu Bei, who had recently seized control of Yi Province. According to an earlier agreement, the territories in southern Jing Province would only be used as a temporary base and would be returned to Sun Quan once again. He said he would return the territories after he seized the province. The officials were sent to assume office in the three commanderies in the south. Sun Quan's officials were driven away by the general in charge of defending those territories. L Meng was ordered to lead 20,000 troops to seize the three commanderies.In the end, both sides agreed to divide southern Jing Province into two parts, one along the Xiang River and the other in the west. The territorial dispute was resolved by the middle of August. <mask> <mask> was sent by Sun Quan to visit again. The second brother of <mask> <mask> was serving as an adviser to the first brother. They didn't meet in public to make sure they

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texts: weren't collaborating with his brother against his lord. In 219, Sun Quan broke the Sun–Liu alliance and ordered his general L Meng to lead troops to seize the territories of the other party, which were guarded by the other party's general. The invasion turned out to be successful.Sun Quan's forces captured and executed Guan Yu. The death of L Meng happened a few months after the victory. As a result of <mask> <mask>'s contributions during the campaign, Sun Quan appointed him as the General Who Pacifies the South to replace L Meng as the Administrator of Nan Commandery. One of the key counties in the area is Gong'an County. In 220, the Eastern Han dynasty was ended and the state of Cao Pi was established as the new emperor. The end of the Eastern Han dynasty marked the beginning of the Three Kingdoms period in China. Sun Quan was a vassal of Wei.Sun Quan was given the title "King of Wu" in return for giving up his rule over the Jiangdong territories. The state of Shu Han was established a year later to contest the legitimacy of Cao Pi. When the Battle of Xiaoting began in 221, Sun Quan sent <mask> <mask> as his representative to meet with the other side and begin peace talks. Pei Songzhi, a fifth-century historian, rebutted <mask> <mask>'s speech to Liu Bei in his annotations to <mask> <mask>'s biography. According to Pei Songzhi's point of view, the reason for going to war with Sun Quan was because he prevented the revival of the Eastern Han dynasty by breaking

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texts: the Sun–Liu alliance. Pei Songzhi said that the relationship between the two was so close that it couldn't be described in words. He said that if the relationship were to be described in words, it would take up so much space that it would become a waste of space.Sun Quan's forces won the Battle of Xiaoting with the help of general Lu Xun. After his defeat, he retreated to Baidicheng, where he died of illness in early 223. In late 222, Sun Quan, who was previously a vassal king, broke ties with the emperor and declared himself the independent ruler of his Eastern Wu state. He promoted <mask> <mask> to General of the Left, gave him acting imperial authority, and ordered him to station at Gong'an County. The Marquis of Wanling was enfeoffed by him. The battle of Jiangling took place between 222 and 223 and was fought between the generals Cao Zhen and Xiahou Shang. A group of troops from the same group occupied an island in the river near Jiangling County.The forces from Gong'an County were led by <mask> <mask> when he heard about it. He turned out to be an incompetent military commander as he showed weak leadership, adopted a slow and reactive approach, and spent too much time on discussion and planning as opposed to actively seizing opportunities to attack the enemy. Sun Quan became unhappy with him due to his incompetence. The siege on Jiangling County was lifted after the general of theWu came up with a plan to burn down the pontoon bridges of thewei forces.

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texts: Although <mask> <mask> did not make any significant achievements in the battle, he was given credit for helping to defend Jiangling County. The Battle of Xiangyang took place between September and November of 226, after the death of Cao Pi and the accession to the throne of Cao Rui. He ordered <mask> <mask> and Zhang Ba to lead a separate army to attack the city.The battle was won by Sima Yi's forces. The Wu army lost over 1,000 men in battle. Sun Quan pulled back his troops because he mistakenly believed that the reinforcements had arrived at the Commandery. The Battle of Xiangyang took place between June and September of last year. At the same time, he ordered Lu Xun and <mask> <mask> to lead another 10,000 troops to attack the other side of the country, and Sun Shao and Zhang Cheng to lead their troops to attack the other side of the country. Sun Tai, the nephew of Sun Quan, was killed in battle by the general Man Chong. When a plague broke out in his army, Sun Quan ordered a retreat after he heard that the emperor was personally leading reinforcements to Hefei.After learning of Sun Quan's retreat from Hefei, Sun Shao and Zhang Cheng decided to pull back from Guangling Commandery. Han Bian was ordered by Lu Xun to deliver a report. Han Bian was captured by a patrol. After learning of Han Bian's capture, <mask> <mask> wrote to Lu Xun and urged him to leave. Lu Xun told his men to plant peas and turnips while he played weiqi and other games with his officers as


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texts: though nothing had happened. <mask> <mask> didn't panic because he believed Lu Xun knew what he was doing. He was told by Lu Xun that the enemy would focus their attacks on us because His Majesty had withdrawn his forces.They already have troops at critical positions and are ready to strike. After which we will have a change of plans and prepare to withdraw, we should remain composed and calm. If we show signs of retreat, the enemy will think that we are afraid and will attack us, leading to defeat for us. Lu Xun secretly told <mask> <mask> of his plan and ordered him to supervise the fleet of vessels on which they would sail back to Wu. The forces retreated back into the city when they saw Lu Xun's army approaching. Lu Xun instructed his men to prepare for an attack on the other side of the country. Lu Xun and his forces retreated to the vessels after <mask> <mask> and the fleet showed up.The Wei forces did not make a move. The General-in-Chief, the Left Protector-General, and the nominal Governor of Yu Province were appointed after Sun Quan declared himself emperor. After the L Yi scandal ended, Sun Quan sent a personal representative to meet all his senior generals and apologize to them, as well as to seek their views on how he could reform the bureaucracy to prevent corrupt officials like L Yi from abusing their powers again. Civil affairs were best left to civil officials such as Lu Xun and Pan Jun according to the generals who gave the excuse that they were

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texts: not in charge of civil affairs. Sun Quan wrote an emotional letter to them, blaming himself for the mistakes and asking them to give him honest advice. <mask> <mask> was so moved by the L Yi scandal that he wrote a clear, detailed and well-reasoned response. In July or August of this year, <mask> <mask> died at the age of68.He wanted to have a simple funeral and be dressed in plain clothes. <mask> <mask> was known for being thoughtful and magnanimous and for conducting himself with grace and decorum. He earned a lot of respect and admiration from his peers. Sun Quan often consulted him on important issues. <mask> <mask> was known for being tactful when he spoke to Sun Quan. He spoke in a toned-down and indirect manner, gave only a brief outline of what he wanted to say, and stopped immediately when he realized that Sun Quan got his point. When he realized that Sun Quan's views were at odds with his, he would subtly change the topic of the conversation and use other topics as analogies to convince him to see things from his point of view.He was successful because Sun Quan became more receptive to his views. After the Battle of Xiaoting, someone reported that <mask> <mask> had sent a close aide to speak with a friend. Sun Quan said that he had made an oath with <mask> <mask> and that he did not suspect his loyalty towards him. I won't let him down if he doesn't let me down. According to the Jiang Biao Zhuan, someone secretly reported to Sun Quan that <mask> <mask>

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texts: had dealings with another person. Lu Xun wrote a memorial to Sun Quan to assure his lord that <mask> <mask> was loyal to him. Sun Quan wrote a reply to Lu Xun in which he said that he was Mediating conflicts between Sun Quan and his subjects.Sun Quan was recommended to serve in the government by an official who was still in his twenties. After Sun Quan became the ruler of the Jiangdong territories, the man who served under him was held in high regard. Sun Quan could not bring himself to scold the person he was upset with, out of respect for him. <mask> <mask> was able to figure out why Sun Quan was upset. He decided to use an indirect method to help resolve the problem. He asked Sun Quan questions, guided his thoughts, and wrote them down as he spoke. After reading his writing he remarked, "You have helped me resolve my frustration."Promoting harmony among people is a virtue. Isn't this an example of that? Sun Quan accused Yin Mo, a colonel serving under him, of committing an offence so severe that his other subjects were shocked. Sun Quan became even more angry when his subjects begged him to spare Yin Mo. <mask> <mask> was the only one who remained silent. Sun Quan asked him why he hadn't spoken. <mask> <mask> stood up and said that Sun Quan felt sad after hearing his words."I'll let him off because of you," he said. When Yu Fan, one of Sun Quan's advisers, was sent to the remote Jiao Province for his disrespectful and offensive behavior, he was the only one


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texts: among Sun Quan's subjects who spoke up. Zhou Yin, a son of Zhou Yu, was exiled to Luling Commandery (; around present-day Ji'an, Jiangxi) as punishment for committing an offence, after which Yu Fan wrote a letter to a relative. Zhou Yin was asked to be pardoned and restored of his titles because of his father's contributions. Sun Quan noted the severity of Zhou Yin's offence and said that Zhou Yin had not shown any sign of remorse. Zhou Yin had already died of illness in exile by the time Sun Quan agreed. <mask> <mask>'s family was one of the most illustrious in China.The second brother of the General-in-Chief was the Chancellor of the ally state, Shu, and his cousin was also a general. Two of <mask> <mask>'s sons served as generals. <mask> <mask> was noted for his conduct and character even though he was not as good as his brother. He didn't promote his favourite concubine to the status of his formal spouse after his wife died. There was no favouritism towards his son born to his concubine. <mask> <mask>'s oldest son, <mask> Ke, was highly regarded by Sun Quan. <mask> <mask> disapproved of <mask> Ke's behavior, treated him coldly, and worried that his son would bring doom to their family.<mask> Ke did not inherit his father's peerage because he had already received one. He took control of the troops that were under his father's command. Sun Jun, a distant relative of Sun Liang, led a coup d'état that resulted in the death of <mask> Ke, a regent who had briefly

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title: Bankole Johnson

texts: <mask><mask>, DSc, MD, MPhil, FRCPsych (born 5 November 1959) is a licensed physician and board-certified psychiatrist throughout Europe and the United States who served as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Neurosciences at the University of Virginia. <mask>'s main area of research expertise is the psychopharmacology of medications for treating addictions, and he is well known in the field for his discovery that topiramate is an effective treatment for alcoholism. Professor <mask> received national media attention for his appearance in the Home Box Office original documentary feature, "Addiction", which won the prestigious Governors Award, a special Emmy Award, from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Professor <mask> accepted an appointment to join the University of Maryland as the Chairman of Psychiatry and to lead a Brain Science Research Consortium in the neurosciences. <mask> was born in Nigeria. <mask> graduated from King's College in Lagos, Nigeria in 1975. He went to Davies' College in England and the Institute de Paris in France.<mask> received a degree from the University of Glasgow in 1982. He went on to study at the Institute of Psychiatry at the University of London. <mask> received a Master of Philosophy degree from the University of London in 1991. <mask> obtained a doctorate degree in medicine from the University of Glasgow in 1993 after completing his PhD research at Oxford University. <mask> received his Doctor of Science degree in medicine from the University of Glasgow in 2004, the highest degree that can be obtained in science by a British university. <mask> joined the faculty at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston in 1993 and later became the deputy chairman for Research and Chief of the Division of Alcohol and Drug Addiction in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio in 1998. The Dan Anderson Research Award was given to <mask> in 2001

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texts: for his "distinguished contribution as a researcher who has advanced the scientific knowledge of addiction recovery."The National Medical Association gave <mask> an award in 2002. <mask> was in the Texas Hall of Fame for his contributions to science, mathematics, and technology. On 1 September 2004, <mask> accepted an appointment to serve as Alumni Professor and Chairman of the Department of Psychiatric Medicine at the University of Virginia. In 2007, <mask> became a fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. In 2009, <mask> was named Associate Editor of the Editorial Board of The American Journal of Psychiatry, and in 2010 he served as Field Editor-in-Chief of Frontiers in Psychiatry. The R. Brinkley Smithers award is given by the American Association of Addiction Medicine. <mask>'s research focuses on the neuroscience of addiction.His work integrates the neuroscience and behavioural aspects of addiction medicine with the goal of formulating a more thorough understanding of the basis of drug-seeking behaviour and developing effective treatments. His research focuses on the interaction between midbrain monoamine systems with a focus on dopamine and GABA. The paper titled "Topiramate for treating alcohol dependence: a randomized controlled trial" was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association in 2007. There were 372 male and female alcoholics in the trial. Those patients taking topiramate had reduced heavy drinking and showed better results with lowering cholesterol, body mass index, and blood pressure than those taking the placebo. The study results were featured in a number of media outlets. Clinical trials and human laboratory studies are some of the research done by <mask>.He uses brain scans to identify the effects of abused drugs and to evaluate the effectiveness of potential drugs for the treatment of addiction. A clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of ondansetron for the treatment of alcoholics is one of the current

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title: Georges Sorel

texts: <mask> was a French social thinker, political theorist, historian, and later journalist. He inspired theories and movements under the name <mask>ianism. His social and political philosophy was influenced by his reading of Proudhon, Karl Marx, Giambattista Vico, Henri Bergson, and later William James. The power of myth in collective agency inspired socialists, Marxists, and fascists. He is most remembered for his contribution to violence and his defense of it. He evolved from his early liberal-conservative positions towards Marxism, social-democracy and syndicalism. Between 1909 and 1910, he was somewhat involved with Charles Maurras' Action Franaise, and between 1911 and 1913, he wrote for L'Indépendance, a political organization founded by <mask>'s disciples.After a long silence during the war, <mask> came out in favor of Lenin and moved towards Bolshevist positions until his death in 1922. Many former syndicalists welcomed the emerging fascists as his legacy embraced both ends of the political spectrum. The link between revolution and working class was broken by <mask>'s revision of Marxism. The son of a businessman, he moved to Paris in 1864 to attend the Collge Rollin before entering the cole Polytechnique a year later. He was the chief engineer with the Department of Public

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texts: Works. He was posted to various places in southern France, including Albi, Gap, and Draguignan. He spent the last years of his career in Perpignan before retiring in 1892.He was awarded the Légion d'honneur in 1891. He and his partner Marie David moved to Boulogne-sur-Seine, near Paris, after he retired. The influence of Hippolyte Taine and Ernest Renan can be seen in the articles he published in various fields in the second half of the century. He announced in 1893 that he was a Marxist and a socialist. He worked on some of France's first Marxist journals, as well as participating in the debate launched by Eduard Bernstein. Like his friend Charles Péguy, <mask> was disappointed by the political consequences of the trial. He moved towards syndicalist positions after arguing for the incompatibility between socialism and parliamentary democracy.He contributed to the theoretical elaboration of revolutionary syndicalism through his writings. Reflections on Violence appeared in the Divenire Sociale in 1905. It was published in book form in 1908 and followed by Illusions du Progrs a year later. In the wake of the 1909 defeat of the syndicalist wing of the CGT, <mask> became close for a period with Charles Maurras' Action franaise. The founding of the Cercle Proudhon brought together

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texts: revolutionary syndicalists and monarchists. The journal L'Indépendance was founded by <mask> and Jean Variot, but disagreements over nationalism ended the project. In 1917, <mask> praised the Russian Revolution, despite his opposition to the 1914 Union political truce.He was called the greatest theoretician of socialism since Marx and a genius by the Russian Soviet Government Bureau. He wrote pieces for Italian newspapers defending the Bolsheviks. The nationalist sources that confirmed <mask>'s interest in the fascist movement were from the interwar period. According to the Maurrassian intellectual Jean Variot, in March 1921 <mask> told him that "Mussolini is a man no less extraordinary than Lenin." He, too, is a political genius, of a greater reach than all the statesmen of the day. <mask> is thought to be more of a thinker of decadence than of Marxism. The analysis of his engagement with Marx shows him to be more interested in historical materialism than in an impending moral collapse.Absorbing the twin influences of Henri Bergson and Italian idealists, Sorel elaborated a Marxism rejecting economic and historical determinism, and seeing itself not as social science but as an historically-situated ideology. Despite being a moderate conservative, <mask>'s interest in Marxism was

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texts: dictated by science. In order to prove that socialism is worthy of being a part of the modern scientific movement, <mask> wrote to Benedetto Croce in 1895. The French objected to Marxism: historical and economic determinism. Through readings of Giambattista Vico and exchanges with Antonio Labriola and Benedetto Croce, <mask> came to an understanding of Marxism as a theory of class agency embedded in institutions. Marxism was unable to formulate predictions based on supposed laws of historical development due to the essential creativity of the collective agency at the heart of historical development. The unfolding of this collective creative agency had to take into account legal, ideological, and cultural factors.He wrote in 1898 that he did not believe that it was in harmony with a Marxist spirit. In order to carry on a scientific study, it is necessary to establish classifications, but only for our intellectual necessities. Marxism was mildly voluntaristic because of the Reformism and syndicalism preferences. He initially rejected the inevitability of capitalist collapse and argued against the possibility of laws of history in virtue of his agency-based view of social development. He insisted on the institutional development of the proletariat, on the capacity of unions to