title: Walter W. Wensinger

texts: <mask> was a highly decorated officer of the United States Marine Corps with the rank of lieutenant general. He received the Navy Cross, the United States military's second-highest decoration for bravery in combat, when he was the commanding officer of the 23rd Marines during the Battle of Iwo Jima. He was the special advisory assistant to the commandant of the Marine Corps. <mask><mask> was born on September 4, 1894, in Defiance, Ohio, and attended high school in Fremont, Ohio. He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Michigan in June 1917. He enlisted in the Marine Corps as a private and served in the 8th and 13th Marines. He received the Good Conduct Medal for exemplary behavior and efficiency after reaching the non-commissioned officer's rank.On December 16, 1918, he was promoted to the rank of second lieutenant after being selected for the Meritorious Non-Commissioned Officers Program. He completed the Basic School at Philadelphia Navy Yard in April 1919 after being promoted. After joining the Marines, he spent two and half years on the sea in the Pacific Ocean. In November 1921, he was transferred to the Marine barracks at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard and in March 1924 to the Marine barracks at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. He was transferred to the staff of Candidate Class at Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. at the beginning of 1927, after serving two years there. There was an expeditionary duty to China for the 6th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine brigade. He returned to the United States in January 1929.He served as the commanding officer of the Marine barracks at Pacific Coast Torpedo Station in Keyport, Washington, until December 1930, when he was ordered for his second tour of expeditionary duty. The city of Managua was devastated by an earthquake and fire on March 31, 1931. He was awarded a Special Letter of Commendation by

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texts: Regiment. The United States military's second-highest decoration, the Navy Cross, was awarded to him for his actions during the battle of Iwo Jima. His official citation states that he was transferred to the staff of V Amphibious Corps in April 1945 as assistant chief of staff for operations.The V Amphibious Corps was transferred to Japan as an occupation force after the surrender of Japan. In dealing with Japanese authorities in Southern Japan and accepting surrender of Sasebo, the chief of staff, Advanced Command Post, was represented by the V Amphibious Corps and Sixth Army. After the deactivation of the V Amphibious Corps in February 1946, <mask>er was ordered back to the United States and served briefly in the Office of the Inspector-General of the Navy before assuming duty as the commanding officer of the Marine barracks at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington. He was the District Marine Officer of the 13th Naval District until February 1948, when he was appointed Legal Aide and Legislative Counsel to the Commandant of the Marine Corps. He was promoted to the rank of brigadier general. After being promoted to the rank of major general in October 1951, he became the director of plans and policies at Headquarters Marine Corps. He was appointed deputy chief of staff and a member of the Navy Department Task Force.He was appointed special advisory assistant to the commandant of the Marine Corps in July 1954. He retired from the Marine Corps after 39 years of service and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general. On July 10, 1972, Lieutenant General <mask><mask> died in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Washington, D.C., and is buried with his wife at Arlington National Cemetery. There are references to people from Defiance, Ohio University of Michigan Law School, and the United States Army Command and General Staff

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title: George William Goddard

texts: <mask> was a United States Air Force brigadier general and a pioneer in aerial photography. <mask> was born in London in 1889. He lived with his aunt and uncle in Rochester, New York, in the summer of 1904. On April 27, 1918, he was naturalized. He attended Keuka College in New York for two years after graduating from a New York school. He was a student at Keuka College. He studied commercial art in Rochester for a year.He became a staff artist for Coke and Iron Monthly in Chicago, Illinois, when he was a free-lance cartoonist. He saw an exhibition in Chicago that inspired him to learn to fly. He joined the Signal Corps Air Service to become a pilot after being persuaded by a pilot that he should serve in the Corps of Engineers. On December 14, 1917, he joined the Aviation Section of the U.S. Army Signal Corps and took an aerial photography course at Cornell University. He became an instructor in aerial photographic interpretation after completing the three-month course. On August 8, 1918, he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Aviation Reserve Section and assigned to organize and take to France the 43rd, 44th and 45th aerial photographic sections. After joining up, he did not become a rated pilot until two years later.He was assigned to photography because he admitted to being an amateur photographer. After the end of World War I, he graduated from flying school and was rated a pilot in May 1919. The officer in charge of aerial photographic research was assigned to McCook Field, Ohio, at the request of General Billy Mitchell, who was impressed with <mask>'s camera experimentation. The nucleus of the Photographic Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, was formed when he started developments in the infra-red and long-range photography, special aerial cameras, photographic aircraft

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texts: and portable field laboratory equipment. On July 1, 1920, he received his regular commission as a second lieutenant in the Air Service and was promoted immediately to first lieutenant. He was in charge of aerial photography in the Office of the Chief of the Air Corps. He was appointed as an Air Corps representative on the Federal Board of Surveys and Maps.He organized the first Army aerial photographic mapping units, which pioneered in mapping Muscle Shoals, Tennessee River Basin, Teapot Dome, Mississippi River and many other areas. As chief photographic officer, he created the first aerial mapping units and made mosaic maps of many cities. In 1925, he pioneered the development of nighttime photography. He shocked Rochester, N.Y., by blowing up an 80 pound flash powder bomb. The first aerial night photograph was taken. He became Director of the photographic school at Chanute Field after mapping unexplored areas in the Philippines. The Air Force's system for taking night pictures was developed by <mask>.Through the 1950s, the system was still in use. In 1934, he directed aerial mapping in Alaska. He was the chief photographic officer at Wright Field, Ohio, and developed the film strip camera. During World War II, he went to England several times to learn British methods and exchange technical information. He met with his counterpart in the Royal Air Force, Group Commander Frederick Laws, who pioneered British aerial reconnaissance as early as 1913. The Navy used the strip camera and color photography during World War II, as well as introducing the moving film magazine. The design of aircraft and equipment was directed by <mask>.The staff at Wright Field were working on new types of aircraft for the coming war. 100 P-38 Lightnings were modified to F-4 standard. Lieutenant Colonel Minton Kaye was the

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texts: USAAC Director of Photography at the time. It was worsened by the promotion of the continuously open-shutter strip-camera, which he revealed to the public in an extensive photo coverage in Life magazine. The USAAC demoted <mask> to combat venereal disease at a base in Charlotte, NC. Since the Navy thought the strip camera would be useful for amphibious operations in the Pacific, he was detached to work on naval tasks. In February 1944, the assistant secretary of war sent Colonel <mask> to England to assist Colonel Roosevelt, the son of the president, in setting up the program for the 325th Reconnaissance Wing.The Edgerton D-2 sky flash helped in the development of night photography. Roosevelt initially refused the strip camera because it required very low altitude flight for best results. The two collaborated in sending a letter to the President demanding that Colonel Kaye be removed from his posts in Washington. Kaye fell in disfavor and was sent to India just short of his promotion to flag rank, and <mask> returned to the good graces of General Henry Arnold, the chief of the Air Force. The headquarters for the U.S. air forces was set up in Paris after the liberation of Paris. He was able to get a stereo-strip camera installed in an F6 mustang, trying it out over Paris. With the occupation of Germany, <mask> was given special clearance to take over and recover useful scientific and technical information from the Schneider Optical Plant at Bad Kreuznach.The Red Army replaced American troops just before the State Department countermanded much of the effort to get optical scientists to move to the West. As opposed to the use of modified types, <mask> and Roosevelt continued to advocate for a dedicated reconnaissance aircraft. In August 1945, Colonel <mask> returned to Wright Field as Director of Aerial

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texts: Research and Development. In August 1945, the chief of the photographic laboratory was appointed. The atomic bomb test sent <mask> to Bikini Atoll. He retired from the Air Force on June 30, 1949, but was recalled to active duty the next day by the Air Force Chief of Staff. The Thurman H. Bane Award was given to <mask> in July of 1950.During the early part of the Korean War in 1950, <mask> went to Korea to introduce this new system of night photography and the latest type strip camera, which has been highly successful in the low-altitude jet aircraft operations under adverse weather conditions. He received the Progress Medal for 1951 at the annual convention of the Photographic Society of America in Detroit, Michigan, and was awarded the degree of master of photography by the Photographers Association of America in August 1951. In May 1952, he was transferred to NATO's Allied Air Forces in Central Europe at Fontainebleau, France, as director of the Operations Division. He worked with Central European countries to develop standards for aerial photographic methods. In July of 1953, he was assigned to Headquarters Air Material Command. The <mask> W. Harris award is given by the Photographers' Association of America. The highest honor the profession of photographers can give is the award for his contributions to the art of aerial photography in supervising development of aerial cameras, equipment and techniques.General <mask> said that aerial photography has come a long way since World War II. "Advances in cameras, equipment and particularly in night photography have greatly restricted maneuvers of the enemy in Korea." Fast jets are capable of taking continuous film strips of miles of territory that are as clear as day-time pictures. You can count the ties in a railroad track and the rivets on the wings

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texts: of an airplane on pictures taken from 40,000 feet. New electronic aerial photo equipment can be used to detect attempts to camouflage installations. Congress' willingness to provide funds and the recognition of aerial photography's value have led to the rapid advancement of aerial photography. The general said that the research experiments of three leading American universities are helpful.Boston University, Ohio State, and Wesleyan University were referred to as contributing significant advances. The law states that there is no substitute for focal length. A lot of awards and decorations were received by the brigadier general. In 1953, <mask> retired as a brigadier general. During the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, he advocated the use of a strip camera for low altitude flights, and he was an Air Force consultant on detecting and interpreting the Soviet missile sites in Cuba. In 1976, he was in the National Aviation Hall of Fame. He died at the age of 98.He was buried with his wife at Arlington National Cemetery. The <mask> W<mask> award has been given by the Society of Photographic Instrumentation Engineers since 1961. The award is for the invention and development of a new technique. The first recipient of the award was <mask>. An important and detailed source to the history of the field in the United States can be found in <mask>'s autobiography, which was published in 1969. The International Air & Space Hall of Fame was founded in 1976. There are references to <mask>.A lifelong adventure in aerial photography. Doubleday was in Garden City. Chris Hansen. General Roosevelt's schemes and times are described in Enfant Terrible. The Able Baker Press is in Tucson. There are 1889 births and 1987 deaths of United States Army personnel of World War I and the Korean War in the National Aviation Hall of

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title: Rafał Malczewski

texts: philosophy course at the University of Vienna.He never got over the death of his climbing partner, who died on a climb they did together in 1917. His first marriage was an attempt to get over his grief and was loveless due to the fact that he was pregnant. As he watched his father work in his studio, painting came to him. Malczewski was an artist who developed his own style. This has been referred to as "hyper realism" and "naive". The themes were mostly empty vistas, mountain scenery, snowscapes and glassy lakes. He did portraits, cartoons, and a series of rally cars.He left his family and his beloved Zakopane in 1939. He moved to Canada three years after travelling through Southern Europe and Brazil. His later life was a struggle with increasing blindness and paralysis, which made it difficult for him to use water colour, but he was able to do it until his death. His work was part of the art competition at the 1936 Summer Olympics. Malczewski's first public show was with Witkacy at Garlinski's Salon in Warsaw in 1924. There were solo shows in Zakopane, Warsaw, Krakw, and d. He was a member of the Society for the Propagation of Polish Art Abroad and participated in several group exhibitions.He received many awards, including the President Ignacy Mocicki prize in 1930. The atmosphere of interbellum Zakopane was evoked by the writing of Rafa Malczewski. The tatrzaskie was added to the mountains. Gry woaj ["The Mountains Beckon"] was written in 1939. The person is Ppek wiata. The Navel of the World was written by Wspomnienia. The memories of Zakopane.There are illustrations and quotes from the <mask> family. Canadian Government entry 1892 births 1965, deaths, 20th-century Polish painters, and 20th-century male


title: Joe Doerksen

texts: <mask> is a retired mixed martial artist. He fought in the UFC, WEC, IFL, King of the Cage, Aggression Fighting Championship, World Victory Road, RINGS, SuperBrawl and DEEP. After defeating three different opponents by submission, <mask> lost to Eugene Jackson in the UFC. His next fight was against Matt Hughes at Extreme Challenge 29 and he lost by second round submission. In his first fight in the UFC, <mask> faced <mask>. He lost the fight in the second round. He faced Patrick Cote at UFC 52.The fight ended in a rear-naked choke submission. In his third fight with the promotion, he faced Matt Lindland. He lost the fight. On March 4, 2006 <mask> faced Marquardt. He was released from the promotion after he lost the fight. In November of 2006 it was reported that he had signed a contract with the PRIDE Fighting Championships, but with Zuffa's purchase of the organization in the spring of 2007, he entered the WEC organization. On August 5, 2007, he fought for the vacant WEC middleweight title against PRIDE veteran Paulo Filho.The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Kathy Acker

texts: <mask> was an American experimental novelist, playwright, essayist, and postmodernist writer who dealt with themes such as childhood trauma, sexuality and rebellion. She was influenced by the Black Mountain School poets, as well as French critical theory, mysticism, and pornography. <mask> was born in New York City in 1947, but the Library of Congress says she was born in 1948. She was born in 1944, according to most obituaries, including The New York Times. Her family was from a German-Jewish background that was not religiously Jewish. Her paternal grandmother had a small fortune from her husband's glove-making business. Prior to World War I, <mask>'s grandparents moved to Paris and the United States due to the rising nationalism of pre-Nazi Germany.According to <mask>, her grandparents were the first generation of French-German Jews. In an interview with Tattoo Jew, <mask> stated that religious Judaism doesn't mean anything to him. She said that she was trained to run away from Polish Jews because her parents were high-German Jews. Donald Lehman abandoned the family before Karen's birth. <mask>'s relationship with her domineering mother was fraught with hostility and anxiety. The writer later described her mother's union with Alexander as a passionless marriage to an ineffectual man. By her mother's second marriage, Karen had a half-sister, Wendy, but the two women were never close.At the time of <mask>'s death, she asked her friends not to contact Wendy. <mask> was raised in a home in the Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Karen's mother committed suicide in 1978. When she was a child, Acker tried to find her father, but abandoned her search when she discovered that he had been charged with murder and spent six months in a mental hospital. She married <mask> in 1966. <mask> was a descendant of Polish-Jewish immigrants. <mask>'s parents did not expect the marriage to last long and held out hope that their daughter

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texts: would marry a wealthy man.<mask> was known to her friends and family as Karen. Her first published work was part of the New York City literary underground of the mid-1970s. <mask> lived between San Diego, San Francisco, and New York. The composer and experimental musician Peter Gordon was married to her shortly before the end of their relationship. She had relationships with the theorist, publisher, and critic, as well as with the film theorist Peter Wollen. <mask> lived in London with the writer and music critic Charles Shaar Murray. She married twice.She was bisexual despite most of her relationships being with men. She won the Pushcart Prize for her short story "New York City in 1979". She lived in London in the early 1980s and wrote several of her best works there. After returning to the United States in the late 1980s, she worked as a visiting professor at several universities, including the University of Idaho, the University of California, San Diego, and the University of California, Santa Barbara. <mask> had a double mastectomy after she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She wrote about her loss of faith in conventional medicine in a Guardian article in 1997. She explained in the article that after unsuccessful surgery, which left her feeling physically mutilated and emotionally debilitated, she rejected the passivity of the patient in the medical mainstream and began to seek out the advice of nutritionists, acupuncturists, psychic healers, and Chinese herbalists.She found the claim that the patient becomes a seer, a seeker of wisdom, that illness becomes the teacher and the student to be appealing. After pursuing several forms of alternative medicine in England and the United States, <mask> died of cancer at the age of 50, the only alternative-treatment facility that accepted her with her advanced stage of cancer. Alan Moore joked, "There's nothing that woman can't turn into a literary reference" after she died in

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title: Kathy Acker

texts: Room 101. The basement torture chamber in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty- Four is where the Party attempts to subject a prisoner to his or her own worst fears. At a time when she was at the university, she took undergrad courses in Classics. She moved to California to attend the University of California, San Diego, where David Antin and Eleanor Antin were her teachers. She received her bachelor's degree in 1968.After moving to New York, she attended graduate school in Classics at the City University of New York. She didn't get a graduate degree. She worked as a file clerk, secretary, stripper, and porn performer in New York. The New York punk movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s was associated with <mask>. Her literary style was influenced by the punk aesthetic. Before the term "postmodernism" was popular, <mask> began writing her books. There are features in these books that will eventually be considered postmodernist work.Her work is heavily influenced by William S. Burroughs and Marguerite Duras. Her writing strategies at times used forms of pastiche and used the cut-up technique. The post-nouveau roman European tradition was defined by <mask>. She combines biographical elements, power, sex and violence in her texts. Critics compare her writing to that of Robbe-Grillet and Genet. Critics noticed links to photographers Cindy Sherman and Sherrie Levine. <mask>'s novels have a fascination with tattoos.Empire of the Senseless was dedicated to her tattooist. Politics was <mask>'s first book. Her reputation within the New York punk scene was established by the collection of poems and essays. The Childlike Life of the Black Tarantula: Some Lives of Murderesses was her first novel. She published her second novel the following year. Portrait of an Eye contains both works. She won a Pushcart Prize in 1979 for her short story "New York City in 1979".Great Expectations was published in 1982. Charles Dickens's work of the same

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texts: name was re-written in the opening of Great Expectations. Her usual subject matter includes a semi-autobiographical account of her mother's suicide and the appropriation of several other texts. The same year, <mask> published a chapbook. She used a number of influential writers. The writers include Charles Dickens, Nathaniel Hawthorne, John Keats, William Faulkner, T.S Eliot, the Bront sisters, and Georges Bataille. The 1983 film Variety was written by <mask>.The art catalogue for the Molotov Gallery in Vienna contained a text written by <mask> on Marcus Leatherdale. <mask>'s novel Blood and Guts in High School was published in New York after it was published in Britain. She was signed by one of the legendary independent publishers committed to controversial and avant-garde writing, and she was one of the last writers taken on by Barney Rosset before he left. Most of her work was published by them. She wrote for several magazines, including RE/ Search, Angel Exhaust, monochrom and Rapid Eye. As she neared the end of her life, her work was more well-received by the conventional press; for example, The Guardian published a number of her essays, interviews, and articles, among them was an interview with the Spice Girls. In Memoriam to Identity draws attention to popular analyses of Rimbaud's life and The Sound and the Fury.She was a punk and feminist icon because of her portrayals of strong- willed women and violence. Blood and Guts in High School is often considered <mask>'s breakthrough work despite the increased recognition she got for Great Expectations. One of her most extreme explorations of sexuality and violence was published in 1984. The experiences of Janey Smith, a sex-addicted and disease-ridden urbanite who is in love with a father who sells her into slavery, are detailed in Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Blood and Guts. Germany banned it completely because it was degrading to women. The German court


title: Kathy Acker

texts: judgment against Blood and Guts was published by <mask>. Empire of the Senseless was a turning point in <mask>'s writing.The appropriation is less obvious because she still borrows from other texts. One of <mask>'s more controversial appropriations is from William Gibson's 1984 text, Neuromancer, in which <mask> equates code with the female body and its militaristic implications. <mask> Goes to Haiti is a novel about a young woman's relationship and sexual exploits while on vacation that was published in 1988. In Memoriam to Identity was one of four books she published between 1990 and 1993. Her last novel, Pussy, King of the Pirates, was published in 1996, which she, Rico Bell, and the rest of the Mekons reworked into an operetta, which they performed at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, in 1997. <mask> wrote for the New Statesman from 1989 to 1991. The Burning Bombing of America, Rip-Off Red, Girl Detective, and a collection of selected work, Essential Acker, was edited by Amy Scholder and Dennis Cooper.Since her death, three volumes of her non-fiction have been published. London's Institute of Contemporary Arts screened an evening of films influenced by <mask> in 2008, while New York University staged a retrospective of her works in 2002. A collection of essays on <mask>'s work, titled Lust for Life: On the Writings of <mask>, was published in 2006 by Verso. The first collection of essays focused on academic study of <mask>, <mask> and Transnationalism was published in 2009. Matias Viegener is the head of the Kathy Acker Literary Trust and is the editor of I'm Very Into You. Her personal library is located at the University of Cologne in Germany and her papers are divided between NYU's Fales Library and Duke University's Rare Book and Manuscript Library. There is a limited amount of recorded readings and discussions of her works in the special collections archive of the University of California, San Diego.The Acker

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texts: Award was named after <mask>. The award is given to living and dead members of the San Francisco or New York avant-garde art scene. Chris Kraus wrote After <mask>cker: A Literary Biography, the first book-length biography of <mask>'s life experiences and literary strategies. <mask> was published by American writer Douglas A. Martin. <mask>'s influences and artistic trajectory are studied in a book. The events of the book's events are situated in August and September of 2017: the main character is a woman called <mask>, suffering double breast cancer, and the novel references <mask>'s works and life. <mask>: The Last Interview and Other Conversations was co-edited by Amy Scholder and Douglas A. Martin.Kate Zambreno wrote on <mask> in her essay "New York City, Summer 2013)." Amy Scholder edited the essay in Icon. The exhibition I, I, I, I, I, <mask>cker was held at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. The works of more than 40 artists were featured in the exhibition. The new edition of Portrait of an Eye was published in 2020. The Burning Bombing of America: The Destruction of the United States was published in 1971 by <mask>. Rip-Off Red, Girl Detective was written in 1972The Childlike Life of the Black Tarantula was published in 2002. Poems from Blood and Guts in High School were written by Jeff Goldberg. ), ed. Some of the contents from <mask>'s 1971-1975 writings can be found in the critical edition. ), ed. The Golden Woman is from the critical edition of early writings from 1971 to 1975. The symbol # indicates that it was published in <mask>.), ed. The Golden Woman (poem, 1969–1970), Journal Black Cats Black Jewels (summer 1972), and Gold Songs for Jimi Hendrix are all in the critical edition. There is more than one list of essays (periodicals, book reviews, movie reviews, art reviews, speeches, and other texts). Duke University has a collection of <mask>'s papers. The essay is included in the <mask> collection

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texts: Bodies of Work: Essays. The Notes on Writing from the Life of Baudelaire was published in New York City in 1983. There is a selection in the <mask> collection Body of Works: Essays.The Village Voice published The World According to Peter Greenway. In the Underworld (1990) William Burroughs' Realism, from Counter-Culture to Culture, But Here's no Culture/Fuck Ecology and the Death of Communism, was published in New York City 25/12/89. The Village Voice has a meaning of the Eighties. The War at Home: Bonfire of the Vanities was written by Brian de Palma. 28, no. On Delany the Magiian, Foreword to Trouble on Triton, The Future, and The Gift of the Disease were written by Samuel Delaney. A introduction is included.The symbol # indicates that the essay is included in the collection. <mask> has articles from The New Statesman from 1989-1991. There is a collection of <mask> papers at Duke University. Interviews and conversations are not a complete list. Interview with Barry Alpert. The Last Interview was published in Only Paper Today. Mark Margill wrote " <mask> Acker".An Informal Interview with R.J. Ellish, Carolyn Bird, Dawn Curwen, Ian Mancor, Val Ogden, and Charles Patrick was published in The Last Interview. A Conversation with <mask> is part of the Anthony Rolland Collection of Films and Art, Writers in Conversation. There is a review of contemporary fiction. In the fall of 1989 there were 3. The Gramercy Park Hotel Bar in NYC had conversations with Dean Kulpers. The Last Interview was published. The transcript of an interview with Sylvere Lotringer was published in The Last Interview.An interview with <mask>. In the Mississippi Review. The first two books in the series were: 83-97 The On Our Backs interview with <mask>. The Last Interview was published. <mask> was interviewed by Rebecca Deaton. In Textual Practice 6, No.The summer of 1992 saw the publication of 2. Body Building at the pub. In February 1994, in Artforum. The

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texts: Last Interview was published. Can't chew gum with Ricahrd Kadrey from the Covert Culture series. <mask> is in conversation with Beth Jackson. In Autumn/Winter 1996.The Last Interview was published. All Girls Together: <mask> Interviews the Spice Girls is available at Duke University's collection of <mask>'s papers. The Last Interview was published by The Guardian. The Last Interview with Kesia Boddy was published in 1997. Candle in the Wind is an interview with <mask>. In Angry Women, June Books, 1999. The Last Interview was published.Rosie X talked to <mask> about Pussy and the Art of Motor Cycle Maintenance and how to be a pirate on-line. Interviewed by R.U. The Naropa Institute, Boulder, Colorado, was the location of an interview with Karl Schieder. In ilato.org, there is an interview with <mask>. <mask> and a British astrologer discuss <mask>'s astrology chart. Paul Buck is an artist. The letters between <mask> and Buck were written in the 80s.Dis Voir published it in 2005. I'm very fond of you. Matias Viegener is the head of the Kathy Acker Literary Trust. There is a Pub. Semiotext(e) was written in 2015. "No one can find little girls anymore: <mask> in Australia" was written in 1997. A documentary film by two people.90 minutes at the university. The film is included in Who's Afraid of <mask>? The life work of <mask> is the subject of a documentary. The San Diego State University Press has a book by Michael Hardin. Lust for Life: On the Writings of <mask> was written by <mask>. <mask> and Transnationalism is a ed. After <mask>: A Literary Biography was edited by Matias Viegener."And the Disjunctive Synthesis of Cervantes and <mask>", Cervantes ilimitado: "Cuatrocientos aos del Quijote". Ed. Nuria Morgado is a person. pp. 75 to 100. There are external links to Part 2 and Part 3 of <mask>'s interview with the Spice Girls. There are 20th-century American novelists, 20th-century American poets, and 20th-century American

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title: Gergely Rudolf

texts: <mask> is a Hungarian former professional footballer who played as a forward. The club career of <mask> was born in Nyregyhza. In 2007, Debrecen signed a contract with Debrecen. His first trophy was won against Hungary. The Bozsik Stadion was where the first leg ended. In the second qualification round, Debrecen entered. The Swedish champion was facing Debrecen.Debrecen were eliminated from the competition. <mask>'s team finished second in the Hungarian League in 2007. Debrecen beat Budapest Honvéd in the final 9–1 on aggregate to win the Hungarian Cup. Debrecen played in the competition. In the first round of the Central-East region, they drew in Kazakhstan and beat the team by 1–0 in the second leg. On aggregate, Debrecen qualified for the second round. Debrecen faced the Swiss BSC Young Boys in the second round.Debrecen were eliminated from the cup. The 2008–09 Nemzeti Bajnoksg I season was won by <mask>. Debrecen played in the European competition in 2009. After beating Kalmar FF, Levadia Tallinn, and Levski Sofia Debrecen, they made it to the group stages. The Pusks Ferenc Stadium has a goal. He scored a goal in Florence and a goal in Hungary. It was obvious in 2010 that he was going to leave Debrecen.In the summer of 2010 <mask> signed a contract with Genoa C.F.C. In the 2010–11 season, he played 17 matches for Genoa. He scored his first goal in Italy in October of 2010 against AS Roma at the Stadio Olimpico. On 11 December, he played his last match for Genoa. In the second half of the season, <mask> was on loan from Genoa to AS Bari. In the summer of 2011, it was announced that <mask> had been sent to Greece. The season begins in

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title: Gergely Rudolf

texts: 2011.In the summer of 2012 <mask> parted ways with the Italian club. Bari <mask> scored his first goal in Bari's 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 800-211-2519 Bari lost 2–1 in his debut match. He scored his second goal against AC Milan in the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 13 March 2011. The result was 1–1. The last day of the summer transfer window was 31 August 2011. The fans were presented with him on September 14, 2011.He scored his first goal for the club in a 1–0 win against Aris F.C. <mask> signed a three-year contract with Disgyri VTK. He was the most valuable player of the season. After Tomislav Sivi became the head coach of the Borsod county team, he terminated his contract with Disgyr. He was not able to regain his position at the national team. It was a big disappointment for the club that he only scored once wearing Disgyr's shirt. The 2012–13 Hungarian League winners, Gyri ETO FC, signed <mask> to a three-year contract.He scored his first goal in a 2–1 victory at the Hidegkuti Nndor Stadium. Videoton has a club called Videoton FC. He wasn't allowed to attend

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title: Gergely Rudolf

texts: training at Videoton due to his low performance. Videoton's contract was terminated five days later. Zoltn Kovcs, sports director for Videoton, said that <mask> was unable to perform at that level. The best choice for both parties was to end the contract. He was a free agent for almost four months.He stayed at the club for a while. He joined Balmazjvrosi FC on January 12th. The path to the national team began in the under 17 team. He played for the under-19 team for two years. One of the goals in the 2–1 away defeat of Sweden on 10 September 2008 was scored by <mask>, who was a regular member of the Hungary national team squad. He provided the assist for kos Buzsky's goal. He scored his second international goal against Moldova in the Szusza Ferenc Stadium.He scored twice in Hungary's 8–0 win over San Marino in the Euro 2012 qualification. He scored his sixth goal in the 5–3 defeat to the Netherlands. In August, he scored a goal in a 4–0 win against Iceland and in September, he scored a goal in a 2–1 win against Sweden. On 6 September, <mask> scored the second goal in the Euro 2012 qualifier against Moldova, securing a 2–0 away victory. He scored a goal in his first match back with the team after being called up to play for the national squad, but the team lost 2–1. Career statistics Club International Scores and results list Hungary's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each goal. The Hungarian National Championship I, the Hungarian Cup, the Hungarian Super Cup, and the Hungarian League Cup were all won by Nancy French.Players S.S.C. The players from Bari are from the F.C. Players from Debreceni VSC are Disgyri VTK and

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title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: The leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party from 1882 to 1891 was <mask>, who was an Irish nationalist politician who served as a Member of Parliament from 1875 to 1891. The balance of power in the House of Commons was held by his party. He was born into a powerful Anglo-Irish Protestant landowning family in County Wicklow and founded the Irish National Land League in 1879. The leader of the Home Rule League won great influence by balancing constitutional, radical, and economic issues and by his skillful use of parliamentary procedure. He was imprisoned in Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin in the late 19th century. He reformed the Home Rule League as the Irish Parliamentary Party, which was Britain's first disciplined democratic party. In the hung parliament of 1885, he held the balance of power between the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party.Home Rule was adopted by the Liberal Party because of his power. The reputation of Parnell peaked in 1890 after it was shown that the letters linking him to the Phoenix Park killings were forgeries. The Irish Parliamentary Party split in 1890, following the revelation of Parnell's long adulterous love affair, which led to many British Liberals refusing to work with him, and engendered strong opposition to him from Catholic bishops. He was the leader of a small minority group until his death. One of the most formidable figures in parliamentary history is Parnell, who was the best organiser of an Irish political party up to that time. Despite his talent for politics, his career became mired in a personal scandal from which his image never recovered and he was unable to secure his lifelong goal of obtaining Irish Home Rule. <mask> Parnell was born in County Wicklow.He was the

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title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: third son and seventh child of John Henry Parnell, a wealthy Anglo-Irish Anglican landowner, and his American wife, who was the stepson of a naval hero. Five boys and six girls were present. Parnell had a distant relationship with the British Royal Family because his mother was from the Tudor family. John Henry Parnell was the grandson of a Chancellor of the Exchequer who lost his office when he opposed the Act of Union. Two generations of the Parnell family held the office of Mayor of Congleton before moving to Ireland, and were descended from a Protestant English merchant family that came to prominence in the 17th century. The family produced a number of notable figures, including <mask>, the Irish poet, and Henry Parnell, 1st Baron Congleton, the Irish politician. <mask>, Parnell's grandfather, was an Irish liberal Party MP for Wicklow from 1817 to 1820.<mask> <mask> had an extraordinary number of links to society from the time he was born, including his great-grandfather and grandfather, and his grandfather's involvement in the American War of Independence. After the Church of Ireland was disestablished in 1868, Parnell dropped away from formal church attendance and was connected with the aristocracy through the Powerscourts. Parnell established his fame as a leader of Irish Nationalism. Parnell was sent to different schools in England as a child after his parents separated. His father died in the 19th century and his older brother John took over the estate. Due to the troubled financial circumstances of the estate he inherited, the young Parnell was absent a lot and never completed his degree. He joined his brother John Howard Parnell on an extended tour of the United States in 1871.Their travels took

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title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: he still hoped to advance the situation on the land question, with which a lot of his party was displeased. Political downfall Divorce crisis Parnell's leadership was first put to the test in February 1886 when he forced the candidature of Captain William O'Shea, who had negotiated the Kilmainham Treaty. Parnell rode roughshod over his lieutenants who were against O'Shea.The fatal crisis was to come from Galway. O'Shea separated from his wife around 1875 but wouldn't divorce her because she was expecting a large inheritance. The First Home Rule Bill was proposed in 1885 by Mrs. O'Shea. In the summer of 1886, Parnell took up residence with her in Eltham, Kent, and was a known overnight visitor at the O'Shea house in Brockley, Kent. Mrs O'Shea's aunt left her money in a trust. Captain O'Shea filed for divorce on December 24, 1889, but the case did not go to trial until November, 1890. According to the trial, Parnell was the long-term lover of Mrs. O'Shea and fathered three of her children.Parnell assured the Irish Party that he would be vindicated. The country passed resolutions of confidence in his leadership in January 1890. Parnell did not contest the divorce action at a hearing on 15 November to ensure that it would be granted and he could marry Mrs O'Shea, so Captain O'Shea's allegations went unchallenged. Parnell's two surviving children were placed in O'Shea's custody after a divorce decree was granted. A huge public scandal was created by the news of adultery. The Irish National League voted to confirm his leadership. The Catholic Church in Ireland was worried that Parnell would wreck Home Rule.The bishops wanted to keep control of Irish Catholic politics, and they no longer trusted <mask> as an ally.


title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. His gravestone reads only "Parnell" because of his notability. John Howard was the brother of his brother. He sold it in 1899 because it was heavily mortgaged. After five years, it was purchased by the state.The "Parnell Society" holds its annual summer school at this location. The "Parnell National Memorial Park" is located in Wicklow. Parnell Street and Parnell Square are in Dublin. The Parnell Monument is at the north end of O'Connell Street. The statue was funded by the Americans and was completed in 1911. It wasn't an artistic success according to art critics. The first Sunday after the anniversary of his death is known as Ivy Day, after a wreath of ivy was sent to mourners at his funeral.The ivy leaf became the Parnellite emblem when his followers gathered to honor him. Marie named her son after him. Since 1991, the 100th anniversary of Parnell's death, Magdalene College, Cambridge, where Parnell studied, has offered the Parnell Fellowship in Irish Studies, which is awarded to a scholar for up to a year for study without teaching or administrative responsibilities. Parnell Fellows have a wide range of disciplines, including historians and poets. Parnell's political views were a mystery. He was an effective speaker, but he was hampered by the crimes of the Land League and the opposition of landlords, which made it difficult for him to bring about change. Parnell's personal complexities or his perception of a need for political expediency to his goal allowed him to condone the radical republican and atheist <mask>, while he associated himself with the hierarchy of the Catholic Church.Thomas Nulty and Parnell were close friends until Parnell's divorce crisis in 1889. Parnell


title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: was linked to both the landed aristocracy class and the Irish Republican Brotherhood, with speculation in the 1890s that he may have joined the latter organisation. Andrew Roberts claims that he was sworn into the IRB in the Old Library at Trinity College Dublin in May 1882 and that this was concealed for 40 years. John O'Connor Power relates in Barry O'Brien's Parnell, X, Fenian Parliamentarian that he asked Parnell to join them. I asked him. He said no without hesitation. According to some historians, he would have been closer to the Conservative Party than to the Liberal Party because of his conservativism.Andrew Kettle, Parnell's right-hand man who shared a lot of his opinions, wrote of his own views, "I confess that I felt a greater leaning towards the British Tory party than I ever could have towards the so-called Liberals." The trauma of Phoenix Park and the O'Shea affair reinforced the conservative side of his nature. One of the most extraordinary figures in Irish and British politics is the Legacy <mask> Parnell. He was involved in the process that undermined his own Anglo-Irish caste. The Irish Party Britain's first modern, disciplined, political-party machine was created by him. He harnessed Irish-America to finance the cause and held all the reins of Irish nationalism. He played an important role in the rise and fall of British governments.He is surrounded by public interest over a century after his death. His death, and the divorce upheaval which preceded it, gave him a public appeal and interest that other people could not match. The creation of the powerful third force in Parliament using a highly disciplined party that he controlled and the emphasis on constitutional action are some of the


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texts: major achievements of his biographer. Lyons believes that Parnell did not accomplish them alone, but in close coordination with men such as Davitt. "Parnell was the most remarkable man I have ever met." I don't think the ablest man is the most interesting. He was an intellectual phenomenon.Lord Haldane described him as the strongest man the House of Commons had seen in 150 years, while Liberal leader H. H. Asquith said he was one of the three or four greatest men of the 19th century. He gave Ireland the sense of being an independent nation. Lyons points out the dark side. <mask> didn't make any preparations for the decade-long liaison with Mrs. O'Shea. There was an expectation that Mrs. O'Shea would receive a large inheritance from her elderly aunt who might have changed her will if she had known about the affair. He fought to retain control after the divorce. He ruined his health and wreaked havoc on his movement.The bottom line for Lyons, however, is positive: Counterfactual speculation Writers sometimes speculate as to what Irish history might have been if he lived. Had Parnell lived, the enactment of "All-Ireland Home Rule" with the consent of all of Ulster and its inclusion in an All-Ireland parliament could have taken place. The need for Edward Carson to force through a separate status for Ulster, as he did in his amendment to the Government of Ireland Act 1914, might have been pre-empted by this. There might have been no Easter Rising, no Anglo-Irish War, and no ensuing civil war if All-Ireland Home Rule had evolved earlier. The Unionist opposition after 1885 to any form of "All-Ireland Home Rule" was very resilient and steadfast. The scale of Parnell's impact can be seen in the fact that Irish


title: Charles Stewart Parnell

texts: parties have tried to claim him as their own. The O'Shea divorce issue and Parnell's premature death changed the shape of Irish politics.He had devoted his political life to the cause of Mrs. O'Shea. For generations of Irish people, Parnell's life as the "lost leader" was dramatic and deeply tragic, against a mythical leader who lived a normal life and who faced the practicalities of governance that Parnell never faced. In Knut Hamsun's 1892 novel Mysteries, the characters briefly discuss <mask> <mask>, if he was so opposed to him. Eleanor in Virginia Woolf's novel The Years was shocked by Parnell's death. It was fading in the sky. Parnell is referred to in the poem "Come Gather Round Me, Parnellites", as well as in the poem "To a Shade", where he performs the famous "C.S.Parnell Style". The author of The Razor's Edge mentioned Parnell and O'Shea.Antony and Cleopatra, Isolde, Parnell and Kitty O'Shea were destroyed. Parnell is the subject of a discussion in the first chapter of James Joyce's novel A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. Parnell is in "Ivy Day in the Committee Room" in Dubliners. His brother is also discussed in the book. The main character in Finnegans Wake, HCE, is partially based on Parnell, who is accused of transgressions in Phoenix Park. Parnell is a major background character in both The Tenants of Time and Trinity. Clark Gable played Parnell in a 1937 MGM production.The popular actor had sideburns instead of a full beard and a mustache. Gable's biggest flop was at the height of his career, when almost every Gable film was a smash hit. Robert Donat played Parnell in the film Captain Boycott. Patrick McGoohan played Parnell in "The Fall of Parnell (December 6, 1890)", an episode of the

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title: David E. Reed

texts: <mask><mask> was a Reader's Digest editor. He was born in Chicago. He began his journalism career with the Chicago City News Service after graduating from the University of Chicago. He joined the Chicago Daily News. <mask> was an editor with Reader's Digest who reported from more than 100 countries and covered more than a dozen wars, including the Vietnam War. The Institute of Current World Affairs gave <mask> a two-year fellowship in the 1950s to learn Swahili. He was a reporter for the U.S. News and World Report.He worked at the Reader's Digest for the rest of his life. Richard Nixon was interviewed by him at the White House in 1971. Up Front in Vietnam was one of the books he wrote. Save The Hostages was published in New York in 1988. <mask> spent four years in Africa and seven in Stanleyville on writing assignments. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro after taking a two-month overland trip across the continent. He was a staff writer for the U.S. News and World Report magazine.<mask> spent a lot of time in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. He traveled across Vietnam in C-130 cargo planes, helicopters, trucks and jeeps. <mask> wrote sketches about what it was like to be in the combat zone in Vietnam in his book. <mask> received an award from the Republic of China. <mask> was

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title: David E. Reed

texts: a member of the Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame. Int'l Spain After Franco, 1975: Int'l Spain After Franco, East Germany Comes in From the Cold, and the End of the War in Northern Ireland. His father was a real estate broker.His grandfather, Thomas A<mask>, migrated to Chicago from central Pennsylvania and worked at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. The Reed Illinois Corporation is still in Chicago and was started by him at the Chicago World's Fair. The Underground Railroad was established in New York state to help slaves escape from the South. "Sketches in the History of the Underground Railroad" was published in 1879. <mask>'s 3rd great-grandfather was a captain in the American Revolution. <mask> was related to the Adams family. <mask> was married to Marilyn "Mari" Chevalier from 1961 to 1977 and had three children.He was married to a South African in the 70s. He was married to a Maryland woman in 1988. <mask> was a sailor. He was based in New York, Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, and Virginia at different times. The Washington Post, The Washington Times, The Chicago Tribune, and The Chicago Sun-Times all have obituaries. The Virtual Vietnam Archive: Up Front in Vietnam was written by <mask>. The US Infantry-Vietnam Valley of Peril was written by Matt J.

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: <mask> is an American professional wrestler and businessman. He is best known for his time in World Wrestling Entertainment, where he was a wrestler, producer and minority owner. He is the founder and executive vice-chairman of Ideanomics. As a member of the <mask> family, he is the son of <mask>. He started working in the warehouse at the age of 15. <mask> was a referee, producer, commentator, and eventually a wrestler on-screen, as well as being the Executive Vice President of Global Media behind the scenes. He has won the European Championship once, the Hardcore Championship once, the SmackDown Tag Team Championship once, and the World Cup once as a wrestler.<mask> resigned from the company on January 1, 2010. He became CEO of You On Demand later that year. <mask> stepped down as CEO of You On Demand on July 12th and was replaced by the company's principal executive officer and vice chairman of the board. In 2016 he came back to the company. <mask> was born on January 15, 1970 to Vince and <mask>. He has a sister. He attended Boston University in 1993 and earned a degree in communications.<mask> began his professional wrestling career as a referee. <mask> was the first performer to walk out to greet the audience at WrestleMania VI when he was refereeing the inaugural 1988 Royal Rumble match. <mask> left his refereeing duties and took on the role of a backstage official in an attempt to break up the feud between Randy and Ric. <mask> launched WWF.com in 1997. <mask> made his first appearances as a regular on-air character in early 1998 when he was one of the main WWF

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: executives negotiating with Mike Tyson. He was a part of his father's on-air feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin. <mask> offered support for his father in the early days of that angle, but he did not become an enforcer like Gerald Brisco and Pat Patterson.<mask> was a color commentator on Sunday Night Heat with Jim Cornette and later Kevin Kelly. After Vince demoted him to the position of referee, <mask> took on the role of a regular character, turning on his father by signing Austin to a contract. At Survivor Series, he turned on Austin and became an official member of The Corporation. In February 1999, <mask> moved away from the commentary role on Heat and became a key component in the Corporation angle, winning the European Championship from X-Pac. <mask> got help from his childhood friends, the Mean Street Posse and Triple H, who turned on X-Pac during the match, to retain the championship. <mask> wanted to retire as an "undefeated champion". <mask> gave the title to Mideon, who found it in <mask>'s duffel bag.After Wrestlemania, Vince made his second face run and took control of the Corporation. The Union, made up of former Corporation members, was made up of wrestlers such as Triple H, who feuded with his father. The Corporate Ministry was formed on the UPN pilot for the show. Vince's face turn was explained to be a plot to get the WWF Championship off Austin. In the storyline, Austin had 50% of the WWF, which was assigned to him by Linda and the <mask>s, who were upset by Vince and <mask>'s involvement in the kidnapping of their daughter. When a mystery associate

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: raised the briefcase out of Austin's reach, they were able to grab the case and regain control of the WWF. <mask> refused to accept the Pro Wrestling Illustrated rookies of the year award because he said they were for the boys.With his ownership restored, <mask> shifted his attention to Test, the babyface who was dating <mask>'s sister. Test was feuding with <mask> after he disapproved of the relationship, which he felt was "beneath the family's standards". Test's life was made a living hell by <mask> and the Mean Street Posse. If <mask> won the "Love Her or Leave Her" match at SummerSlam, Test and <mask> could no longer see each other, and if <mask> lost, <mask> would give his blessings to the pair. <mask> made his second face run by becoming his ally after Test was able to get the win. In December 1999, Triple H and D-Generation X attacked him, as his father, Vince, was feuding with Triple H. He was thrown off the stage in a gang-style attack, in which Billy Gunn and Road Dogg prevented members of the Corporation from saving him.The two began their off-screen relationship around this time, but did not marry in real life until 2003). All of the <mask>s disappeared from television with that. At No Way Out, Vince came back and tried to help Big Show defeat The Rock, but this failed as The Rock won the match. Each wrestler at the four-way main event had a <mask> in his corner. <mask> was the mother of Triple H, Vince, Big Show, and The Rock. The first man to be eliminated was Big Show. <mask> won the match at Judgment Day after receiving help from Test and Albert.Over the

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: course of the next several months, <mask> allied himself with other heel wrestlers, specifically Chris Benoit in his feud over the WWF Championship with The Rock. Edge and Christian helped him win the Hardcore Championship from Steve Blackman. <mask> lost the title after falling through the stage at SummerSlam. <mask> tried to run away from Blackman who hit him with a Singapore cane. <mask> made occasional appearances on television. He feuded with his father, Vince, for the third time in 2001. The feud with Vince was due to <mask>'s affair with Vince and his demand to divorce her.One week before the Father versus Son match at WrestleMania X-Seven, the World Championship Wrestling was sold to the World Wrestling Federation. Vince wanted Ted Turner to sign the contract at the event. With Vince's ego getting the best of him, <mask> was able to seize the opportunity and purchase WCW himself. <mask> defeated his father in a street fight. "Here Comes The Money" was the theme song for <mask>'s Last Man Standing match against Big Show. The Leap of Faith was performed by <mask> from the top of the scaffolding. <mask> got the victory because Test helped him to his feet.There was a feud between <mask> and Kurt Angle. By the King of the Ring, on June 24, <mask>'s feud with Angle had come to an end. After participating in two tournament matches that night, he wrestled <mask> in a Street Fight. He cracked his tailbone after a suplex on the hard floor. <mask> did not break through on the first attempt, causing him to fall onto the concrete floor, but he did deliver an overhead belly to

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: belly suplex through the plated glass stage set. He was to be put through a second plate back out to the stage after a successful second attempt. He was thrown through the plate glass.The match ended with <mask> getting bloodied after missing a shooting star press and landing on a trash can, as well as Angle performing the Angle Slam off the top rope before scoring the victory. <mask> then began to lead his wrestlers against his father and the WWF wrestlers, eventually turning heel by joining forces with Paul Heyman and his brand of Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) wrestlers, along with their new owner, <mask>'s sister. They pledged to run the WWF out of business. In a match at the Survivor Series, The Invasion came out on top to determine which power would have control. The team of <mask>, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Kurt Angle, Rob Van Dam, and Booker T lost to the team of The Rock, Chris Jericho, Kane, and Big Show. On the next night of Raw, Vince publicly fired both of them, admitting that he lost to the better man, but taking solace in the fact that they were both removed from the arena. <mask> did not appear on television for almost two years after appearing on the July 15, 2002 episode of Raw.<mask> made his first on-screen appearance in two years on an episode of SmackDown! He watched his father train in the gym to prepare for his match against Hogan. He went to check on his father's welfare after Hogan welcomed him to the ring and then walked out. He returned as a face in the summer of 2003 after getting involved in a feud with Eric Bischoff, who had made

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: improper remarks and gestures to Linda. He defeated Bischoff in a Falls Count Anywhere match. <mask> was involved in a bitter rivalry with Kane after Kane gave Linda a Tombstone Piledriver because she did not name him the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship. <mask> lost a Last Man Standing match at Unforgiven and an ambulance match at Survivor Series.<mask> left Raw to focus on the executive creative staff and his new family. During the opening of the event, <mask> appeared on camera with Vince and his newborn son, Declan. Stone Cold Steve Austin gave a Stone Cold scurnner to all four members of the <mask> family on a special episode of Raw in October 2005. Vince demanded an apology from ringside commentators for not helping his family, which led to a new feud. <mask> did not appear on television. <mask> talked to Theodore Long backstage when The Boogeyman tried to scare him off. Feud with D-Generation X and Bobby Lashley in 2006 resulted in <mask> siding with his father to help in the feud with Shawn Michaels.Michaels was eliminated from the Royal Rumble match by being thrown over the top rope by <mask>. After weeks of attacks from behind by <mask>, one of which saw him force an unconscious Michaels to kiss Vince's rear end, they faced each other in a Street Fight on the March 18, 2006 Saturday Night's Main Event XXXII. In a similar fashion to the real-life Montreal Screwjob,<mask> put Michaels in the Sharpshooter as Vince called for the bell and gave him the victory. After Michaels defeated <mask>, the <mask>s' feud with Michaels took a religious

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texts: turn. Vince booked himself and his son in a match at Backlash against Michaels and his tag team partner "God" because he claimed that Michaels's victory was a result of divine intervention. At one point, Vince considered himself a god, as he began to act strangely around this time. Vince referred to <mask> as the product of his semen and he and Vince defeated Michaels and God at Backlash.Triple H was enlisted by the <mask>s to take out Michaels. The distraction of this was making Triple H frustrated, as he was trying to regain the title. It was thought that Triple H accidentally hit <mask> with the sledgehammer, putting him out of the ring for a while. Vince wanted to humble Triple H and get some payback. Triple H ended up siding with Shawn Michaels and the D-Generation X after a feud with the <mask>s. D-X defeated the <mask>s at SummerSlam. At Unforgiven, The McMahons and Big Show faced D-X in a Hell in a Cell match.After Michaels' elbow dropped, a chair was around <mask>'s neck. D-X won at Unforgiven. <mask> told his father about the "guest referee" for the "Battle of the Billionaires" on the March 5 episode of Raw. The Board of Directors' opponents won the vote, 5–4. The <mask>s intended for him to be the referee. Stone Cold Steve Austin was the guest referee instead of the <mask>s. Austin stopped his attempt to interfere on his father's behalf during the "Battle of the Billionaires" match.During the match, Bobby Lashley was hit in the face with a trash can. On April 9, he joined the Vince/Umaga/Lashley feud when he faced Lashley for the ECW World Championship. The

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texts: referee was punched by the hair match winner. Vince and Umaga attacked Lashley after the match. Vince and Umaga defeated Lashley in a handicap match for the ECW World Championship. The ECW World Championship was won by Vince. The ECW World Championship was on the line when Lashley faced Vince, Umaga, and <mask> again.Vince remained the champion even though Lashley won the match. At One Night Stand, Vince lost the ECW World Championship when Lashley speared him and pinned him. On the taped episode of Raw that aired on September 3, Vince was confronted by his illegitimate child's father, as well as his mother and sister. Hornswoggle and his father were in the match against The Great Khali. He wasn't seen again until June 2008 after Big Show broke his nose in a plan to push Floyd Mayweather's speed by him. After the injury that <mask> sustained on the June 23 episode of Raw when a sign fell on top of him, he requested for the Raw roster to stand together. <mask> and his sister urged the roster to show solidarity after his plea was ignored.Mike Adamle was announced as the new general manager on the July 28 episode of Raw. They became the interim authority figures for the Raw program after Adamle stepped down as general manager. On the November 24 episode of Raw, there was an argument over who was in charge of the show. When he finished the segment, he told her that he was going to watch Raw "right into the ground" from that day onwards. Randy Orton started a feud with the <mask> family at the beginning of 2009. On the January 19 episode of Raw, Mr. <mask> was punted in the

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texts: head by Orton after he tried to fire him. In the following week, <mask> returned to television and attacked Orton for the first time since 2006On the February 2 episode of Raw, it was revealed that a No Holds Barred match would be held at No Way Out, but it was defeated by Orton. On the night of the main event of Raw, <mask> challenged Orton to a match. The match ended with an RKO on <mask>, as well as a punting in the head by Orton. Triple H and his father, <mask>, confronted and attacked The Legacy on the March 30 episode of Raw. On the April 6 episode of Raw, it was announced that Triple H would compete in a six-man tag team match against The Legacy at Backlash, where the stipulations was that if any member of Triple H's team pinned any member of the other team. On the May 4 episode of Raw, a broken leg and ankle was suffered by a character as a way to write him out of the story. On January 1, 2010, he resigned from the company.On the February 22, 2016 episode of Raw, <mask> interrupted his sister's speech to receive the "Vincent J. <mask> Legacy of excellence" Award from their father. When he came back, he said that he wanted control of Raw and that if he didn't get it, he wouldn't be a part of future events. At the end of the show, at the top of the cell, he tried a Leap of Faith, but he fell through the announce table. The man was defeated by the man. After losing at WrestleMania, Vince gave control of Raw to his son, who held it for a month, then for three weeks after popular demand on social media. Vince announced that both of them would be co-general managers and

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texts: that their father would decide who would control Raw at Payback. In July, after the announcement of the return of the brand extension with SmackDown moving to Tuesday, Vince appointed <mask> as the storyline commissioner of the brand and asked them to name a general manager for their respective shows.Daniel Bryan was appointed as the general manager. At SummerSlam on August 21, Brock Lesnar won his match against Randy Orton by technical knockout and continued to assault him as he was being tended to. <mask> was attacked by Lesnar with an F-5 after he confronted him. The traditional Survivor Series tag team elimination match between the two brands was scheduled to take place on the November 8 episode of SmackDown. Team Raw was defeated at the Survivor Series. <mask> suffered a concussion after being speared by Roman Reigns. Daniel Bryan took a break from Talking Smack in December to be with his family.<mask> made a singles match between the winner of the battle royal and the loser of the number one contender's battle royal on the February 21st episode of the show for the February 28th episode of the show. <mask> had his foot on the rope during the pinfall. After <mask>, Styles pinned him again. The same week that <mask> booked a number one contender's match, Styles lost to Orton on the March 7 episode of the show. Styles confronted <mask> in the Gorilla position after losing the match. <mask> was busted open and suffered a storyline concussion after Styles attacked him in the parking lot. Styles was "fired" from SmackDown due to this.<mask> went back to the arena and

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: announced that he will face Styles at the event. On April 2, <mask> lost to Styles in a singles match. <mask> and Styles shook hands on the first episode of the show. <mask> had an argument with Kevin Owens on the August 1 episode of SmackDown due to losing the United States Championship to Styles. Daniel Bryan chose <mask> to be the special guest referee because Owens demanded a competent referee. <mask> was attacked by Styles during a brawl between Styles and Owens. <mask> warned Styles that if he put his hands on him, he would put his hands on Styles.Owens was warned after he attacked <mask>. At SummerSlam, <mask> was about to count the pin and declare Owens the winner, however after seeing Styles' foot on the bottom rope, <mask> continued the match. Owens pushed <mask>, causing <mask> to push Owens back. This distracted Styles to win the United States Championship. <mask> allowed a second match between Styles and Owens on the August 22 episode. During the match, <mask> made himself referee after seeing the poor officiating from guest referee Baron Corbin, which caused a confrontation from Owens. Styles pinned Owens to retain the title.<mask> beat Owens down after warning him not to talk about his family on the September 5 episode of SmackDown. After Daniel Bryan came out, he announced that <mask> would be returning to the show next week. On the September 12 episode of SmackDown, CEO and Chairman of WWE, Vince announced that he would be facing Owens at Hell in a Cell, in a Hell in a Cell match. Owens was pinned by <mask> at Hell in a Cell after being saved from

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texts: <mask>'s Leap of Faith from the top of the cell. <mask> attacked the Raw roster on the October 23 episode of Raw after initially being friendly with Kurt Angle on the same night. They beat up wrestlers on the Raw roster and brought them back to the ring. <mask> told Angle to bring his gold medal and the rest of the roster to Survivor Series and that they would finish what they started.The Shield came down to the ring to face The New Day in payback for The New Day's distraction on the November 6 episode of The Shield came down to the ring to face The New Day in payback for The New Day's distraction on the November 6 episode of The Shield came down When The Usos tried to help, they were attacked by Cesaro and Sheamus, the Raw women's locker room attacked the SmackDown women's locker room, and <mask> came to the ring to help. The purpose of the triple powerbombs and an angle slam by The Shield was to make sure that Team Raw would be victorious over Team SmackDown at the pay-per-view. Team SmackDown lost because the last man to be eliminated by Triple H was <mask>. On March 11, 2018, at Fastlane, <mask> pulled the referee out of the ring when Kevin Owens covered the other wrestlers, and he pulled the other wrestlers out of the ring when <mask> covered Kevin Owens. On the March 13 episode of SmackDown, <mask> announced that he was taking a leave of absence. <mask> was attacked in the ring and behind the entrance by Owens and Zayn.He had a laryngeal contusion, trapezius, and rhomboid strains. He was taken to a hospital. While resting with his family in the Caribbean on March

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texts: 14, WWE.com reported that he had acute diverticulitis and was hospitalized in Antigua for a few days before he was moved to a hospital in New York. <mask> thanked everyone for the get well wishes. It helps. I have the best medicine in the world with me. The team up with Daniel Bryan against Owens and Zayn was announced.<mask> came back on the April 3 episode of the show to say that Owens and Zayn wouldn't be seen on the show again. Bryan and <mask> defeated Owens and Zayn. He was eliminated at the Greatest Royal Rumble after getting choke slammed off the top rope through a table by Braun Strowman. Then, he took time off to heal from the injuries he suffered two months prior, and he was back on the 1000th edition of SmackDown on October 16 with <mask> and <mask> on the Truth TV segment hosted by R-Truth and Carmella. The McMahon Family appeared on Raw in December and announced that they would be running the show with no general managers. At the Crown Jewel event in November, he replaced The Miz after he was injured in the finals of the World Cup, and won the tournament in under three minutes. The duo faced The Bar at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view and won the titles.At Elimination Chamber, they lost the titles to The Usos, and failed to regain them at Fastlane. <mask> began proclaiming himself as the "best in the world" and scheduled a match between himself and Miz at Wrestlemania 35, which Miz requested to be a Falls Count Anywhere match. <mask> narrowly defeated Miz after being superplexed off a 15-foot platform and landing on top of him for 3 counts, although both men

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texts: were unconscious. <mask> attacked Miz after <mask> helped Bobby Lashley defeat him on the April 29 edition of Raw. Later that night, <mask> accepted a challenge from Miz to a Steel Cage Match at Money in the Bank. While they were feuding with each other on Raw, Roman and Elias were drafted to the brand. On the April 16 episode of SmackDown, Vince introduced the biggest acquisition of the show.Vince was attacked with the Superman punch by the man known as "Reigns". The following week, <mask> called for a fight for attacking his father, but Reigns was attacked from behind by a group of people. The B-Team was forced to face Reigns in a handicap match as the special referee enforcer that he won. The team of The Usos and Reigns were defeated in a seven-man handicap match on the following week's SmackDown. At Money In The Bank, <mask> defeated The Miz by escaping the cage. On the next night of the show, <mask> confronted Roman and he challenged him to a match at Super ShowDown. After being interfered with by Drew McIntyre, Roman Reigns was defeated by <mask>.The No Holds Barred tag team match was held at Extreme Rules. <mask> re-ignited his feud with Kevin Owens after Owens stated his dislike for <mask>'s constant dominance on television and began to hit him with the Stunner. Had Owens lost to <mask> at SummerSlam, he would have left the company. Despite <mask>'s promise to consider dropping a fine for Owens damaging expensive equipment, Owens allowed Gable to win and Owens was fired. <mask> was fired after losing a ladder match against Owens on October 4's WWE SmackDown's 20th

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title: Shane McMahon

texts: Anniversary episode. <mask> appeared as a face on the August 3, 2020, episode of Raw as the host of Raw Underground, a segment presented as an unsanctioned fight club. After the September 21 episode, it was canceled.<mask> became the backstage producer. On November 22, 2020, he made an appearance at Survivor Series. Braun Strowman was incensed at being left out of the Elimination Chamber match. <mask> insulted Strowman's intelligence after failing to fix things with Strowman. <mask> defeated Strowman on the March 15 episode of Raw. <mask> accepted the challenge from Strowman to a Steel Cage match. <mask> was defeated.The Royal Rumble match at number 28 lasted until the final three, but <mask> was eliminated by Brock Lesnar. Fans, critics, and employees criticized <mask> for his role in the booking of the rumble match. <mask> was let go by the company on February 2. The way he put the recent Men's Royal Rumble match together led to his departure from the company. <mask> was supposed to appear at the Elimination Chamber event in Saudi Arabia before he left. <mask> uses a move called "Coast to Coast", where he jumps from the top rope and crosses the ring, delivering a kick to an opponent with a trash can. He started using the move after seeing a video of Rob Van Dam doing it.At the age of 15, <mask> began working in the warehouse where he filled merchandise orders. <mask> was a referee, producer, commentator, and eventually a wrestler on-screen, as well as being the Executive Vice President of Global Media behind the scenes. <mask> was working behind the scenes for the

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texts: company in 1992. <mask> helped launch the website in 1997. <mask> was a part of the decision process in WWE by the turn of the millennium. <mask> attended Pride 32 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Paradise, Nevada in October of 2006 and there was speculation that he was going to promote MMA events. Dream Stage Entertainment and the parent company of Pride Fighting Championships held a meeting at the global headquarters of World Wrestling Entertainment.The possibility of the two groups doing business together in the future was the focus of the meeting. The president of DSE announced on March 27, 2007, that Lorenzo Fertitta, one of the co-owners of Zuffa, had made a deal to acquire all the assets of Pride. <mask> and De Marco traveled to South America in November of 2006 to finalize a major TV deal in Brazil, which allowed their television station to air Raw and SmackDown. In September 2008, <mask> finalized another major TV deal, this time in Mexico, which allowed WWE programming to air on Mexico's two biggest television networks, TV Azteca and Televisa. On October 16, 2009, WWE published a statement from <mask> announcing his resignation from his position as the Executive Vice President of Global Media, and also issued an official press release stating that the resignation was effective January 1, 2010. There was no reason given for the resignation. <mask> stated in the press release, "having been associated with this organization for the majority of my life, I feel this is the opportune time in my career to pursue outside ventures."He will end his 20-year stint with the

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texts: company on January 1, 2010. <mask>'s father and sister were the original members of the company. <mask> was once again working as a producer for the company. In May 2020, it was revealed that the reason for <mask>'s resignation from his role as Executive Vice President of WWE in 2009, was because he realized that his father, Vince, saw his sister and husband Triple H as the heirs to the throne. According to Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, <mask> had a history with booking Royal Rumble matches, despite having a part time WWE contract and no major production role with his family's company. <mask> founded a financial technology company called China Broadband Inc. on October 19, 2004, and on August 3, 2010, he became the CEO of China Broadband Inc., a provider of cable broadband services, as well as other digital and analog related services. The company is located in Colorado.<mask> was the CEO of You On Demand, the first video-on-demand and pay-per-view service in China. <mask> stepped down as CEO of You On Demand. <mask> is the Executive Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company, which has undergone several name changes since that time. New York City is where the company is located. <mask> has been on the Board of Directors for International Sports Management since April 2011. The Indian Larry Motorcycle Shop is owned by <mask>. <mask> is married to a woman.They have three boys. His sons have been seen in the crowd for some of his matches, as well as accompanying him to the ring in his match. <mask> usually wears baseball jerseys for his matches, with the front

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texts: saying "<mask> Mac" and the back saying "<mask>", the name of the pay-per-view in which he's participating, or some other phrase relating to the match and/or his opponent. In an interview with Playboy, Vince mentioned that his son, who is left-handed, throws left-handed punches. <mask>'s jersey number was the same as his father's. <mask> was involved in a helicopter crash in July of last year. <mask> is a fan of martial arts.He trains in Muay Thai under Phil Nurse. He was named one of the 50 most powerful men under the age of 42 in the annual power issue. The Baltimore Sun has a wrestling Moment of the Year and a Feud of the Year. Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic 2003 <mask> family all over WWE products Worst Feud of the Year 2003 Worst Feud of the Year 2006 WWE/World Wrestling Entertainment/Federation WWF European

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texts: <mask> was a Zimbabwean revolutionary and politician who served as Prime Minister of Zimbabwe from 1980 to 1987 and then as President from 1987 to 2017). He was the leader of the Zimbabwe African National Union from 1975 to 1980 and the leader of the ZANU from 1980 to 2017: He identified as a Marxist–Leninist and a socialist after the 1990s. Zimbabwe's President was born to a poor family in Southern Rhodesia. He was educated at the University of Fort Hare and the University of Southern Rhodesia. Angered by white minority rule of his homeland within the British Empire, <mask> embraced Marxism and joined African nationalists calling for an independent state controlled by the black majority. He was imprisoned after making anti-government comments.After his release, he established his leadership of ZANU and fought Ian Smith's government in the Rhodesian Bush War. The Lancaster House Agreement ended the war after he reluctantly participated in peace talks in the United Kingdom. When Zimbabwe gained internationally recognised independence after the 1980 general election, <mask> became Prime Minister. Despite his desire for a socialist society, the administration expanded healthcare and education andadhered largely to mainstream economic policies. Relations with Joshua Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's Union deteriorated after he called for

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texts: racial reconciliation. The ZAPU-linked opposition in Matabeleland was crushed in a campaign that killed at least 10,000 people. He chaired the Organisation of African Unity and sent troops into the SecondCongo War.Initially, the redistribution of land controlled by white farmers to landless blacks was on a "willing seller–willing buyer" basis. From 2000 to 2000 he encouraged black Zimbabweans to seize white-owned farms. famine, economic decline, and foreign sanctions were caused by food production being severely impacted. The opposition grew, but he was re-elected in 2002 through violence, electoral fraud, and nationalist appeals to his rural voter base. He was ousted in a coup by members of his party. Zimbabwe's politics have been dominated by a controversial figure for nearly four decades. He was praised as a revolutionary hero of the African liberation struggle who helped free Zimbabwe from white minority rule.Human rights abuses, including anti-white racism and crimes against humanity, were accused of being committed by critics. <mask> <mask> was born on February 21, 1924 at the Kutama Mission village in Southern Rhodesia's Zvimba District. Bona Matibiri was a Christian catechist while Gabriel Matibiri was a carpenter. The Jesuits established the mission and trained them in their professions. Gabriel and Bona had six children.

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texts: The Zezuru clan is one of the smallest branches of the Shona tribe. In the 19th century, "Matibiri" was a powerful figure who served King Lobengula.The hereditary rulers of Zvimba have been provided with membership in the chieftaincy family by his father. The Jesuits were strict disciplinarians and under their influence, Mugabe developed an intense self-discipline, while also becoming a Catholic. The secretive and solitary child, who preferred to read rather than play sports or socialize with other children, excelled at school. He was seen as a mother's boy by many of the other children. Father Jean-Baptiste Loubire, the French leader of the mission village, expelled the Mugabe family in 1930 after Gabriel had an argument with one of the Jesuits. The family settled in a village and the children were allowed to remain at the mission primary school, living with relatives in Kutama during term-time and returning to their parental home on weekends. Raphael, <mask>'s older brother, died around the same time.In 1934, <mask>'s brother, Michael, also died after consuming poisoned maize. Gabriel left his family to look for a job in Zimbabwe. He had three more children with another woman after abandoning Bona and their six children. Father O'Hea replaced Loubire after he died and welcomed the return of the Mugabe family. The ethos of racial

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texts: equality was preached by the Kutama Mission under O'Hea's leadership. The young Mugabe was nurtured by O'Hea, who described him as having "an exceptional mind and an exceptional heart". O'Hea taught Mugabe about the Irish War of Independence, in which Irish revolutionaries had overthrown the British imperial regime, as well as helping provide him with a Christian education.In 1941, after six years of elementary education, <mask> was offered a place on a teacher training course. The tuition fees were paid in part by his grandfather and in part by O'Hea. He used to support his family by working as a teacher at his old school. <mask> took financial responsibility for his three siblings and three half-siblings after Gabriel died in 1944, leaving him with three new children. The teacher left Kutama in 1945. The Dadaya Mission school in Shabani was one of the schools that <mask> taught at. There is no evidence that he participated in the country's 1948 general strike or that he was involved in political activity at the time.He received a scholarship in 1949 to study at the University of Fort Hare. He met a number of Jewish South African communists who introduced him to Marxist ideas when he joined the African National Congress youth league. He said that Mahatma Gandhi's actions during the Indian independence movement were his biggest

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texts: Training College in Takoradi was where <mask> worked in the 1960's. He met his first wife, Sally Hayfron, while he was teaching at Apowa Secondary School. I went to Ghana as an adventurist. I wanted to see what an African state would be like. The first African state to gain independence from European colonial powers was Ghana, and under the leadership of Nkrumah, the country underwent a range of African nationalist reforms. He attended the Ideological Institute with his teaching.Zimbabwe's president claimed that he finally embraced Marxism in Africa. He had a relationship with Hayfron who worked at the college and shared his political interests. The anti-colonialist African nationalist movement was established in Southern Rhodesia while <mask> was teaching abroad. The Southern Rhodesia African National Congress was banned by the colonial government in 1959 after it was founded in 1957. The National Democratic Party was founded in January 1960. 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

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texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The pair had planned for their visit to be short, but Leopold Takawira urged them to stay.In July 1960, Takawira and two other officials were arrested, and in protest, joined a demonstration of 7,000 people who planned to march from Highfield to the Prime Minister's office in Salisbury. The demonstration was stopped by police. By midday the next day, the crowd had grown to 40,000 and a makeshift platform had been built for speakers. <mask> was invited to speak to the crowd because he has become a much-respected figure through his profession, his possession of three degrees, and his travels abroad. After serving two years of a four-year teaching contract in Ghana, <mask> decided to devote himself full-time to activism and resigned his teaching post. He chaired the first congress, which was held in October 1960. The publicity secretary is elected by the party.The NDP's African nationalism was injected with emotionalism in order to broaden its support among the wider population.


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texts: He encouraged the inclusion of ancestral prayers, traditional costume, and female ululation into the meetings of the youth wing. He married Hayfron in a Roman Catholic ceremony in February of 1961. The British government held a Salisbury conference in 1961. Nkomo hoped that the British would support the creation of an independent state governed by the black majority. Southern Rhodesia's government was opposed to by representatives of the country's white minority. Nkomo agreed to a proposal which would allow the black population representation through 15 of the 65 seats in the parliament.They were angry at Nkomo's compromise. Southern Rhodesia's African nationalist movement fell into disarray after the conference. The party was banned by the government in 1961. Many of its members re-grouped as the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU) several days later, with <mask> appointed as ZAPU's publicity secretary and general secretary. Black Africans were attacking the white community in the country. The overthrow of British colonial dominance and white minority rule was a necessary tactic. Nkomo believed that African nationalists should focus on international diplomacy to encourage the British government to grant their demands.Nine months after it was founded, ZAPU was banned by the government and senior party officials were arrested and


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texts: restricted to their home districts for three months. He was charged with making a public speech and was granted bail before his trial. Hayfron was sentenced to two years imprisonment for making a speech in which she said that the queen can go to hell. The rise of African nationalism caused a white backlash in Southern Rhodesia, with the right-wing Rhodesian Front winning the December 1962 general election. The new government wanted to preserve white minority rule by establishing full independence from the United Kingdom. At a meeting at his house in Salisbury's Highbury district, <mask> argued that it was time to move towards armed resistance because political demonstrations were being banned. Nkomo's proposal to establish a government-in-exile in Dar es Salaam was rejected by both he and others.He and Hayfron were in Tanganyikan city to attend a ZAPU meeting. There, the party leadership met Tanganyika's president, Julius Nyerere, who also dismissed the idea of a government-in-exile and urged ZAPU to organize their resistance to white minority rule within Southern Rhodesia itself. In August, Hayfron gave birth to a baby boy named Nhamodzenyika, meaning "suffering country". While he decided to return to Southern Rhodesia, she insisted that they take their son back to Africa. There, African nationalists opposed to Nkomo's leadership


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texts: established a new party, the Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), in August, with Sithole becoming the group's president, while appointing <mask> to be the group's secretary-general in absentia. The People's Caretaker Council was formed by Nkomo after his predecessor. Gang warfare broke out between their rival memberships after ZAPU and ZANU violently opposed one another.In December 1963, <mask> was arrested on his return to Southern Rhodesia. His trial lasted from January to March 1964, during which he refused to back down from his statements. He was sentenced to 21 months in 1964. After being imprisoned at Salisbury Maximum Security Prison, he was moved to the Wha Wha detention centre and then to the Sikombela detention centre. He taught basic literacy, math, and English to the inmates at the latter. Black warders smuggled messages from the ZANU executive committee to the activists outside the prison. A small guerrilla force was organised by ZANU activist Herbert Chitepo.In April 1966 a failed attempt to destroy power pylons at Sinoia was followed by an attack on a white-owned farm that killed its inhabitants. The members of the ZANU executive were returned to Salisbury Prison in 1966. There were forty prisoners in the four communal cells and many of them were sleeping on the concrete floor. He spent eight years reading and


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texts: studying there. He obtained a masters in economics, a bachelor of administration, and two law degrees from the University of London. At the age of three, <mask>'s son died of encephalitis. He requested a leave of absence to visit his wife.He didn't like the prison authorities for denying this request. Some people who knew him at the time claim that he was subjected to both physical and mental torture during his imprisonment. Father Ribeiro, who was <mask>'s priest during his imprisonment, said that he got through the experience "partly through the strength of his spirituality" but also because of his "real strength was study and helping others to learn". Ian Smith's Rhodesian Front government banned ZANU and ZAPU and arrested all remaining leaders of the country's African nationalist movement in August 1964. The UK refused to recognise the legitimacy of Smith's government's declaration of independence and imposed economic sanctions on the country. The African nationalists launched a guerrilla war against Smith's government. It was known as the "Second Chimurenga" among the revolutionaries.Many of the fighters in the paramilitary groups were poorly armed and poorly trained. The Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army (ZANLA) was a military wing of ZANU. The People's Republic of China gave funds to it. ZAPU's military wing, the