title: Linda Ronstadt

texts: included 19 Gold, 14 Platinum and 7 Multi-Platinum albums. She was the first female in music history to score three consecutive Platinum albums. Living in the USA was the first album by a recording artist in the U.S. to sell over two million copies. Canciones De Mi Padre is the best-selling non-English-language album in American music history. It sold over 212 million copies in the U.S. <mask> has produced albums from her cousin, David Lindley, and others. The album of classical music using glass instruments with Dennis James was produced by her.<mask> produced the award-winning Trio II in 1999. She has received a total of 27Grammy Award nominations in various fields that include rock, country, pop and Tropical Latin, and she has won 11Grammy Awards in the categories of Pop, Country, Tropical Latin, Musical Album for Children and Mexican-American. The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences gave <mask> a lifetime achievement gramophone. She was the first female solo artist to have two Top 5 singles in the same year. Both "Blue Bayou" and "It's So Easy" were in the Top 5 by December of that year. <mask> was ranked number 21 in the 100 greatest women of rock and roll. She was ranked number 40 in the 40 greatest women in country music.<mask>'s private life became public in the mid-1970s. Jerry Brown was a Democratic presidential candidate. Newsweek, Us Weekly and People magazine had the same cover in 1979. <mask> dated Jim Carrey for eight months. <mask> was engaged to George Lucas from 1983 to 1988. In December 1990 she adopted a baby girl. She adopted a baby boy in 1994.<mask> has never been married. She told Peter Knobler in Crawdaddy that he was

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texts: a real kind but not inspired musically and that he was such a moron that he took your breath away. Finding someone that can stand you is the problem after that. <mask> moved to San Francisco because she never felt at home in Southern California. She says that Los Angeles became too enclosing an environment. I didn't want to drive on the freeways to get to the studio because I couldn't breathe the air. I didn't want to be associated with the values that have been embraced by that city.Are you attractive? Are you rich? Are you important? Do you have influence? It wasn't me and it wasn't me. <mask> moved back to her hometown of Tucson, Arizona, in 1997 after selling her home in San Francisco. In recent years, <mask> moved back to San Francisco and continued to live in Tucson.The Martin Guitar Company made a limited edition acoustic guitar in honor of <mask>. The Land Institute received all of the proceeds from <mask>'s guitar. Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir, as well as the Spanish version, Sueos SencillosMemorias Musicales, were published by Simon & Schuster. <mask>'s inability to sing due to loss of muscular control is a common symptom of Parkinson's disease. She was diagnosed eight months prior to the announcement and initially blamed the symptoms on the aftereffects of shoulder surgery and a tick bite. In late 2019, it was reported that her doctors had changed her diagnosis to progressive supranuclear palsy, a disease that is mistaken for Parkinson's due to the similarity of the symptoms. <mask> says she is a spiritual atheist.During and after her July 17, 2004, performance at the Aladdin Theatre for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas, <mask>'s politics

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texts: received criticism and praise. <mask> spoke to the audience at the end of the show and dedicated the song "Desperado" to Moore. The crowd's initial reaction was mixed, with half applauding her praise for Moore and the other half booing. News accounts said <mask> was kicked out of the hotel. <mask>'s comments, as well as the reactions of some audience members and the hotel, became a topic of discussion nationwide. Bill Timmins and Michael Moore made statements about the controversy. The debate on an entertainer's right to express a political opinion from the stage made the editorial section of The New York Times.Many of <mask>'s friends, including the Eagles, immediately canceled their engagements at the Aladdin. The Rolling Stones and the Eagles sent telegrams of support to <mask>. During her 2004 and 2006 summer concerts in North America, <mask> continued to praise Moore and his film. At a 2006 concert in Canada, <mask> said she was embarrassed that George Bush was from the United States. ... He is an idiot. ...He's incompetent on both the domestic and international scenes. The fact that we were lied to about the reasons for entering into war against Iraq is just as immoral as racism. Her comments drew international attention. She commented in an August 14, 2007, interview that if she had it to do over, she would be more gracious to everyone. Show some respect. <mask> lived in San Francisco and Tucson at the same time in 2007. She drew criticism and praise from Tucsonans for saying that the city had been rendered unrecognizable and poorly developed due to developers' greed, strip mall mentality, and growing dust problem.<mask> advocated gay rights and

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texts: same-sex marriage in an interview with Planet Out Inc. End of story. <mask> joined thousands of other activists in a "National Day of Action" on January 16, 2010. <mask> stated that her "dog in the fight" was the treatment of illegal aliens and Arizona's enforcement of its illegal immigrant law. On April 29, 2010, <mask> began a campaign, including joining a lawsuit, against Arizona's new illegal-immigration law, calling it a "devastating blow to law enforcement". Environmental and community issues have been championed by <mask>. She dedicated the song "Desperado" to sustainable agriculture pioneer Wes Jackson at a concert in 2007, and said in 2000 that "the work he's doing right now is the most important work there is in the United States".In 2004, <mask> wrote the foreword to the book The NPR Curious Listener's Guide to American Folk Music, and in 2005, she wrote the introduction to the book Classic Ferrington Guitars. The American arts have been honored by <mask>. She joined Stevie Nicks, Buck Owens, and Steven Spielberg in the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame. On August 17, 2008, <mask> received a tribute by various artists, including BeBe Winans and Wynonna Judd, when she was honored with the Trailblazer Award, presented to her by Plcido Domingo at the 2008 ALMA Awards, a ceremony later televised in the U.S. <mask> became the artistic director of the San José Mariachi and Mexican Heritage Festival in 2008. On March 31, 2009, <mask> spoke to the United States Congress House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies, trying to convince them to allocate $200 million for the National Endowment of the Arts. In May


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texts: 2009, <mask> received a degree from the Berklee College of Music for her achievements and influence in music and her contributions to American and international culture."<mask> has left her mark on more than the record business, her devotion to the craft of singing influenced many audio professionals, and she is intensely knowledgeable about the mechanics of singing and the cultural contexts of every genre she passes". In 1981 the album in harmony: a sesame street record won a grammy for best children's album. One of the artists on the album was <mask>. The producers were David Levine and Lucy Simon. <mask> won the Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical or Comedy Tony Award in 1983 for her performance in The Pirates of Arizona. The Best of <mask>: The Capitol Years is a 2-CD set. The Los Angeles Times has a photographic archive.The Charles E. Young Research Library is located at the University of California, Los

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title: Gianfranco Goberti

texts: <mask> is an Italian painter. He taught at the Academy of Art in Bologna and was the Director of the Institut of Arts Dosso Dossi. He held his first exhibition in 1959 with references to Picasso and Bacon. His research focused on abstract expressionism. During the 1960s, the first optical-figurative period begins. The National Catalogue of Modern Art Bolaffi selected him in 1980. <mask> has held exhibitions in Milan, Bologna, and Turin.Vittorio Sgarbi asked if the Goberti's art should arouse new interest in our way of looking at and co- living with what is around us. Is he able to do technical things? The relationship between the Art and the Nature is the main aspect of Goberti's art. ... Even though the Art would camouflage in the Nature, it still has its specific language and human substance. The lesson is the revision of our mode of being in the world. Notte dei ricercatori was published on September 23, 2011.The University of Ferrara has a cura di Davide Bassi. Vittorio Sgarbi hanno sempre ragione. L'Europeo took place in July of 1986. Rapidofine Bologna. Maria Luce Tommasi, stanno dentro di noi: una grande mostra di Goberti a Urbino. The Liberty House was built in 1986. Gabriele Turola, Goberti, ironia graffiante per discutere il concetto di realt.Natalia Aspesi, Tra Matti e Bagatti, La Repubblica was published

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title: Ashikaga Takauji

texts: Takayoshi and Maagoro Ashika. Go-Murakami fled to A'no, as Ashikaga Motouji, son of Takauji, quarreled with K no Moronao. Struggle for Kyoto. The southern army takes Kyoto, Takauji returns to Kyoto, and K no Moronao and K no Moroyasu are exiled.Southern army recaptures Kyoto, Nittamune captures Kamakura, Ashikaga forces recapture Kamakura and Yamana Tokiuji joins the court. Kyoto was taken back by Southern forces under Yamana Tokiuji. Takauji flees with Go-Kgon, Kitabatake Chikafusa dies. Kyoto was taken by the Southern army. Takauji dies. <mask>'s son succeeded him as shgun. The Northern and Southern courts were united in 1320.The years in which Takauji was shgun are identified in Japanese because he created a situation in which two Emperors reigned at the same time. The Southern Court declared that the Eras were legitimate because they were in possession at the time of the Japanese Imperial Regalia. See also the Southern Court Northern Court References External links. Lessons from History. The University of Queensland has a press. Matsuo, Kenji. The year 1997.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  Tokyo: Shinsho. Titsingh, I. The book was published in 1836. Annales des empereurs du Japon, Nihon dai Ichiran. The Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland is located in Paris. There were 1305 births and 1358 deaths during the 14th-century


title: Ba Cụt

texts: The military commander of the Ha Ho religious sect, known as <mask>, was born in 1923 and died in July of 1956. From 1943 until his capture in 1956, <mask> and his forces fought the Vietnam National Army. He was seen as an erratic and cruel leader who fought with little purpose. His sobriquet came from the self-amputation of his left index finger. He swore not to cut his hair until the communists were defeated. <mask>t had alliances with both the French and the Vietnamese. He INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDealsAfter Japan's defeat in World War II, the French position was weakened and they had a hard time reestablishing control over French Indochina. In 1955, the tide turned against the various sects, as the Prime Minister of the State of Vietnam and his VNA began to consolidate their hold on the south. Government offensives drove <mask> and his allies into the jungle. <mask> was captured after almost a year of fighting. He was beheaded in Cn Th. <mask> was born in 1923 in Long Xuyn, a town in the far south of Vietnam. He was

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texts: adopted by a local peasant family at an early age.<mask>t was known as a fiery person from a young age. The family's rice paddies were taken over by the landlord. <mask>t had a permanent and fanatical hatred towards the people who owned the land. Th played a key role in the capture and execution of <mask>t. <mask>t had an aura of mystery and foreign journalists wrongly reported that he severed his finger as part of a vow to defeat the French. <mask>t's father wanted him to work more in the family's rice fields as he became more fanatical in his religious beliefs. <mask>t severed his index finger in order to work in the rice paddies.During <mask>t's youth, Vietnam was a tumultuous place. The Ha Ho religious movement gained more than 100,000 followers within a year. The prophecies he made about the outbreak of World War II and the conquest of South-East Asia by Japan proved to be correct, as well as his work as a mystical healer, which his patients claimed to have been miraculously cured from all manner of serious illnesses after seeing him. The French colonial authorities were alarmed by S's cult-like appeal. During World War II, Imperial Japan invaded and took control of Vietnam from France, leaving a power vacuum in the country. The Ha Ho formed their own army and administration during the war and started a state in their stronghold. They came into conflict with the Cao i, a new religious movement that boasted a private army and control of a nearby region of southern Vietnam.The Bnh Xuyn

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texts: organised crime syndicate ruled much of the city through its militia. The French and the communists vied for control of southern Vietnam, with the main protagonists being the French and the communists. Many groups vying for power engaged in alliances of convenience that were frequently broken. The French decline was caused by the inherently unstable nature of the political alliances they had devised. The Ha Ho initially engaged in large-scale battles with the Vit Minh in 1945, but by mid-1946 the two groups had agreed to stop fighting each other and fight the French. S started the Dn X because he became estranged from his military leaders. The Ha Ho leaderless and S's military leaders going their separate ways were caused by the assassination of S by the Vit Minh.The Ha Ho factions engaged in conflicts as a result of the split. <mask>t became a commander within a year after joining the Ha Ho militia. He was feared by his enemies and was described as a sort of lean Rasputin who claimed to be immortality. The hapless farmers who were under the rule of the Ba Cut were worse off than those under other military leaders, for the latter had no sense of public duty, according to historian and writer Bernard Fall. <mask>t was described as "war-drunk" by American journalist Joseph Alsop. <mask>t was famous for inventing a torture contraption that drilled a steel nail through the victim's ear, a device he used to extort villagers and wealthy landlords. He arranged temporary marriages between his troops and

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texts: village girls.He raised a lot of money for the Ha Ho by charging traders and landlords high prices to stop pirates. The severed heads of the pirates were put on display. After S's death, the military leaders of the sect pursued their own policies towards the French and H Ch Minh's Vit Minh. After World War II, France was in a bad financial state and had difficulty reestablishing control over its colonies. Less than 5% of Ha Ho forces were in Ba Ct, compared to 15,000 in Trn Vn Soi. The French tried to keep their hold on the Ha Ho. They recognised Soi as the leader of the Ha Ho after persuading him to join them.In 1948, <mask>t moved to ng Thp Province and resumed his military activities against the French. <mask>t was involved in a battle with another Ha Ho leader. In February, he was defeated and driven from the district of Ch Mi. The civilians and the French forces were attacked by <mask> Ct. <mask>t accepted material aid from the French because they saw the disagreements as an opportunity to divide the Ha Ho and gain an anti-Vit Minh ally. <mask>t sometimes fought the communists instead of the French colonial forces, despite making treaties with them to fight the vit Minh. He abandoned his military responsibilities each time he made deals with the French.The INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals

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texts: south of Vietnam were handed over to the State of Vietnam in July of 1954. The country was reunified after the French withdrew from Indochina.<mask>t vowed not to cut his hair until the nation was reunified after the partition of Vietnam. <mask>'s main criticism of the State of Vietnam government was due to his belief that Prime Minister Dim had been too passive in rejecting the partition. The head of the State of Vietnam's VNA, General Nguyn Vn Hinh, made a vow to overthrow Prime Minister Dim. <mask> was appointed to the rank of colonel in the VNA in an attempt to undermine Dim as the Ha Ho warlord was openly contemptuous of the prime minister. In August, <mask> and his 3,000 men broke from the VNA and left their Tht Nt base for the jungle, which put him at odds with most Ha Ho leaders who accepted government. The initial military offensive by the VNA against <mask>t was a failure, possibly because the details of the planned attack on his forces were leaked to him by Soi, a Ha Ho member of the National Defence Committee. During the transition period between the signing of the Geneva Accords and the planned reunification elections, South Vietnam remained in chaos as the VNA tried to subdue the remaining militias.<mask>t was wounded in a battle in 1955 after a dispute over control of the That Son region. Th tried to initiate peace talks with <mask>, but received no reply so he tried to capture his rival. The Ha Ho leader was trying to be captured by <mask>t's forces. <mask>t tried to shoot his

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texts: way out when they surrounded him. <mask> was shot in the chest. He was flown to a colonial hospital by a French Air Force helicopter. The fighting stopped after he recovered.The skirmish was caused by one of <mask>t's aides addressing the envoy in an abrasive and rude manner, and that the injuries were minor, according to another account. The firing of Th's envoy was a cover for an assassination attempt, according to another account. Th had given orders to target <mask>t, according to this theory. Edward Lansdale, a CIA agent, was trying to get Dim in power at the time. Lansdale tried to bribe <mask>t to stop his activities. By this time, senior French officers had begun to undermine Dim's leadership and his attempts to fix South Vietnam. Dim's government protested after the VNA implicated the French in the air drops to <mask> Ct.Dim accused <mask>t's men of using French equipment that was better than what the VNA gave them. Dim was accused of treachery by the Ha Ho. They charged the prime minister with integrating Th's forces into the VNA in return for them being allowed to attack Ba Ct with the aid of the VNA. They warned other Ha Ho leaders that they could join Ba Ct, and appealed to Dim's U.S. sponsors. The VNA unit in Long M was attacked by <mask> Ct and three officers were killed. Dim tried to integrate the Ha Ho armies into the VNA. <mask>t was one of four Ha Ho military leaders who refused the government offer and continued to operate autonomously.<mask> was named senior military

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texts: commander of the United Front, which was formed to pressure Dim into handing over power. The United Front was more of a showpiece than a means of facilitating coordinated action, and did not strengthen any military threat to Dim. The leaders sent their subordinates to meetings because they were suspicious of one another. Initially, American and French representatives in Vietnam hoped that Dim would take up a ceremonial role and allow the sect leaders to hold government positions. Dim launched a sudden offensive against <mask> in Tht Nt on 12 March, shelling the area heavily. Both sides blamed the other for disrupting the situation during the battle. In late April, Dim attacked the Bnh Xuyn's headquarters, crushing them.The Ha Ho tried to help the Bnh Xuyn by attacking towns and government forces in their heartland. Ba Ct's men blockaded the Mekong and Bassac rivers and laid siege to various towns because of the recent arrest of some colleagues. The Ha Ho shut down several important regional roads and stopped the flow of agricultural produce from the nation's most fertile region into the capital, causing food prices to rise by 50%. Ba Ct attacked a battalion of VNA troops. They retreated to a Ha Ho citadel on the banks of the Bassac. After reinforcing their base, the Ha Ho proceeded to fire mortars across the water into the city of Cn Th, which stood on the opposite side of the river. The United Front accused Dim of trying to bribe Ba Ct with 100 million piasters, and the Ha Ho responded with a


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texts: series of attacks on outposts and blasts to destroy bridges.Dim turned his attention to conquering the Ha Ho. The battle between government troops led by General Dng Vn Minh and <mask>'s men began in Cn Th on June 5. <mask> and three other leaders fled to the Cambodian border by the end of the month after five Ha Ho battalions surrendered. Soai and <mask> were accused of fighting with communists by the man who surrendered his forces. <mask>'s men continued to claim loyalty to the Emperor Bo i despite the surrender of the three other leaders. Dim replaced the officers of Bo i's personal regiments with his own men and used the royal units to attack <mask>'s rebels near H Tin and Rch Gi. <mask>t's forces retreated into the jungle because they couldn't defeat the government in open warfare.Ba Ct's 3,000 men spent the rest of 1955 evading 20,000 VNA troops who had been deployed to quell them, despite a bounty of one million piasters being put on the head of <mask> Ct. The communists claimed in a history written decades later that <mask>t tried to forge an alliance with them, but that talks broke down a few months later. <mask> Ct tried to disrupt the staging of a fraudulent referendum that Dim had planned to dethrone Bo i as head of state. <mask>t distributed a pamphlet stating that the prime minister was going to "Catholicize" the country and that the referendum was partly funded by the U.S. government. Cardinal Francis Spellman was the leader of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States and

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texts: his brother was the Archbishop of Hu. <mask>t presciently noted that the referendum was a means for Diem to gather the people from all towns and force them to demonstrate one goal: to depose <mask> Dai and proclaim the puppet Diem as the chief-of-state of Vietnam. <mask>t's men went out of the jungles to attack polling stations in Cn Th on the day of the election.In Ha Ho-controlled territory, Dim was credited with more than 90 percent of the vote despite the disruption. Bo i was deposed by Dim. <mask>t tried to make a peace deal with the Dim government to avoid being taken prisoner. <mask>t sent a message to Nguyn Ngc Th, the public official who oversaw the civilian side of the campaign against the Ha Ho, asking for negotiations so that his men could be integrated into mainstream society and the nation's armed forces Th agreed to meet <mask>t alone in the jungle, despite fears that the meeting would be a Ha Ho trap. The meeting ended in a stalemate after <mask>t began asking for more concessions. During his last stand, <mask>t's antipathy towards Th's family influenced his behavior.The last of <mask>t's forces were defeated in battle after he was arrested. His capture was seen as the end of the domestic military opposition to President Dim by political commentators in France and Vietnam. Initially, American commentators and observers thought that Dim might try a reconciliatory approach and integrate <mask> into the mainstream to increase the appeal of his government, rather than punish the Ha

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texts: Ho leader. They believed that <mask>t had a high level of military skill and popular appeal that could be used in favor of the government. US officials were worried that a harsh punishment such as the death penalty could cause an anti-government backlash, and that it could be used by other opposition groups. Dim felt that strong measures were required because he saw <mask> as contrary to Vietnamese values of struggle and self-sacrifice. <mask>t was put on trial for treason by Dim's government.Dim accused <mask>t of defecting from the central government four times from 1945 to 1954. <mask>t was accused of collaborating with the communists. The charge of treason was established after a series of attacks on VNA personnel, officers and vehicles. The prosecutor wanted the death penalty for residents of the Mekong Delta and southwestern Vietnam who signed petitions calling for the military to destroy <mask>t's militant group. According to Jessica Chapman, the petitions were organised by the government and were not representative of public opinion. <mask>t removed his shirt so that the public gallery could see how many scars he had suffered while fighting the communists. He said that this showed his devotion to Vietnamese nationalism.He challenged any other man with scars to do the same. The judge was not impressed. <mask> was sentenced to death on June 11. On June 27th, the appeal was dismissed. <mask> was sentenced to death on July 4th after being found guilty in a military court. Dim was asked to

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texts: consider a plea for clemency. The Justice Minister was ordered by Dim to put in place the orders for execution.On the same day, a Ha Ho lawyer lodged an appeal against all of the verdicts, but the submissions were rejected in a matter of hours. The Ha Ho felt that the legal verdicts wereshameful and unjust. The Dn X described the death penalty as being motivated by spite and supported by evidence. Ba Ct's defence counsel said the trial set a bad precedent for South Vietnam's legal system and questioned the integrity of the process. He accused the Dim regime of double standards in not investigating and prosecuting the mass rape and plunder of local civilians by the VNA troops in their final push against <mask>t. He said that members of the Ha Ho would continue to resist the Saigon administration and that South Vietnam had no democracy and no freedom. Colonel Edward Lansdale, Dim's adviser from the CIA, was one of many who protested against the decision.The execution would tarnish Dim, who had proclaimed the Republic of Vietnam, and antagonise <mask>t's followers. As the army opposed any clemency, Dim's younger brother denied a reprieve. <mask>t was compared to a character from the Wild West by some sections of the southern public. On July 13, 1956, <mask>t was guillotined in a cemetery in Cn Th. A crowd numbering in the hundreds, including members of Dim's National Assembly, Minh, regional officials and both domestic and overseas journalists witnessed the beheading. The use of the guillotine,

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texts: instead of a firing squad, as was normal for military executions, was used to emphasize that <mask>t's actions were being portrayed as common crimes rather than political opposition. According to Chapman, the dual military and civilian trial indicated that Dim viewed any opposition activities as not only politically unacceptable but also as crimes related to bad character.The small pieces of <mask>t's body were then buried separately. Some followers, led by a hardcore deputy named By m, retreated to a small area beside the Cambodian border, where they vowed not to rest until <mask>t was avenged. Many of his followers joined the movement that succeeded the Vit Minh and took up arms against Dim. The names of people who were executed in Vietnam include Ha Ho, Buddhists and military


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texts: Dame <mask> is an English actress, author, and comedian. She received four British Academy Television Awards, two British Academy Film Awards, two International Emmy Awards, and a Golden Globe. Twice she has been nominated for an Academy Award, once for Best Actress and once for Best Supporting Actress. She originated the role of Educating Rita in the West End. She played Molly Weasley in the Harry Potter series as well as appearing in a number of other films. Both of them were Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, Brave, Paddington, Brooklyn, Film Stars Don't Die inLiverpool, and Mary Poppins Returns were all released this year.She won an award for her performance in the 2001 production of All My Sons. They appeared together on several television shows, including Wood and <mask> (1981), Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV (1988), Pat and Margaret (1994), and Dinnerladies (2000). She has won the British Academy Television Award for Best Actress four times, more than any other actress. There are only two actresses who have won this award three times in a row, and both of them are tied with seven nominations. As part of ITV's 50th anniversary celebrations, the British public voted <mask> fourth in the poll of TV's 50 greatest stars. She won an International Emmy for her performance in A Short Stay in Switzerland. She was made a Dame for her services to drama.Julia Mary <mask> was born at St Chad's Hospital

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texts: in Edgbaston, England, on February 22, 1950, to Thomas and Mary O'Brien. Her maternal ancestors were involved in the Irish Land War. Her paternal grandfather was killed in action in World War I and is remembered at the Le Touret Memorial in France. The family lived at 69 Bishopton Road in the Bearwood area. The youngest of five children and the third to survive birth, <mask> had an early education at St Paul's School for Girls in Edgbaston. She was asked to leave at the end of her sixth grade because of her "high jinks", but she said it was "heaven" when she went to an ordinary school. "My mother suggested that I try teaching or nursing because I was never going to be an academic," she said.I thought I'd better do it because I'd been asked to leave school. At the age of 15, she started working in insurance. She worked on the casualty and coronary care wards at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for 18 months after graduating as a student nurse. She studied theatre at the Manchester School of Theatre after leaving nursing. She worked for the Everyman Theatre Company in the mid-1970s, along with Bill Nighy, Pete Postlethwaite, Jonathan Pryce, and others. The occasional partner of comedian Victoria Wood, who she had originally met in 1971 at the School of Theatre in Manchester, was first noticed in the 1970s. In at the Death and Talent were the two plays the two worked on together.They appeared


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texts: in their own series, Wood and <mask>, in 1982. They performed frequently over the years. Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV featured one of <mask>'s best-known roles, Mrs Overall, in Wood's parodic soap opera, and she later appeared in the musical version. Alan Bleasdale's Boys from the Blackstuff was the first serious acting role forWalters. The role that launched her to become a national treasure was the one she played in Educating Rita, a role she had created on the West End stage. She would receive the BAFTA Award for Best Actress, the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical/Comedy, for playing Susan "Rita" White, a working-class hairdresser who seeks to better herself by signing up for and attending an Open University course in English Literature. She played Adrian Mole's mother in the TV adaptation of The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole.Personal Services was a comedy about a British brothel owner. She played the lead character's wife in the film, June, which was released in 1988. She played Mrs. Peachum in the film version of The Threepenny Opera. In 1991, <mask> had a one-off television special, <mask> Walters and Friends, which featured writing contributions from Victoria Wood, Alan Bennett, Willy Russell and Alan Bleasdale. Wide-Eyed and Legless, also known as The Wedding Gift outside the UK, starred Jim Broadbent and <mask>. The film was based on the book by the

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texts: other marketing material, <mask> helped to raise awareness for life insurance.The Last of the Haussmans was performed at the Royal National Theatre. The National Theatre Live programme broadcasted the production to cinemas around the world. The critically acclaimed Paddington was set in contemporary London. The sequel, Paddington 2, has received universal praise. She played the part of Cynthia Coffin in a British drama that aired on Channel 4 in 2015. Brooklyn was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture in 2015. She was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.The Lexi Decoder was voiced by <mask> for Channel 4. The aim of the graphical system is to help the viewing experience of the games. In Mary Poppins Returns, she played Ellen, Michael's and Jane's long-time maid, who was set in London during the depression. Colin Firth and Walter starred in The Secret Garden. <mask>' relationship with Grant Roffey, a patrol man for the AA, began after a brief romance. They went to New York City in 1997 to marry and have a daughter named Maisie Mae Roffey. They live on an organic farm.Born and raised in Smethwick, <mask> is a lifelong fan of the West Bromwich Albion Football Club. She is a patron of Women's Aid. He was diagnosed with stage III bowel cancer. She entered remission after having surgery. She had to miss the premiere of Mamma Mia! and The Secret Garden

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texts: because of this. Here we go again. When she said in an interview that she would be taking a step back from acting, she did not announce her illness to the public until February 2020.She stated later that she would make an exception for roles that she was really engaged in, including the one she is currently in development for. Baby Talk: The Secret Diary of a Pregnant Woman is a film about a pregnant woman. Awards and nominations include eight BAFTAs, six competitive awards, and two honorary awards. She received a special BAFTA at a tribute evening in 2003 and the BAFTA fellowship in the same year. A Conversation with <mask> is an interactive video interview presented by BFI Screenonline and British


title: Ryosuke Yamada

texts: He is a singer and actor. He's a member of Hey! Say! Jump. Following his role in the Japanese television series Tantei Gakuen Q., <mask> became a teen idol. He started his music career as a member of Hey! Say!"Mystery Virgin" was his number one debut single. The fact that <mask> was in his teens at the time the single reached number one helped the singer set several records in the Japanese music industry and <mask> achieved wide fame as a solo artist. He became the first teenage male artist in thirty three years to have a number one debut single as well as being one of the only two artists in history to achieve this milestone. He is best known for portraying Hajime Kindaichi in the Kindaichi Case Files live action drama franchise and Nagisa Shiota in the Assassination Classroom live action adaptation movie franchise. He plays Edward Elric in the live-action film Fullmetal Alchemist. In addition to the Japan Academy Award for Newcomers of the Year in 2016 for his portrayal of Shiota Nagisa in Assassination Classroom, he also won the Japan Film Critics Award for Newcomer of the Year. <mask> began his career as an entertainer at the age of 10.His mother was a fan of Kin Ki Kids and sent an application for an auditioning for male idols. During the summer of 2004, Ya-Ya-yah, a Japanese television program, aired a

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texts: segment of the auditioning. In August, <mask> appeared on television. He was a backup dancer for Tackey & Tsubasa, News, Kanjani8 and KAT-TUN. Tantei Gakuen Q and Hey! Say! He began acting after his success as a dancer.He made his acting debut as Ryu Amakusa in Tantei Gakuen QSP. He was selected to be part of a temporary group. Say! 7. On August 1, 2007, the group's CD debut, they had a number-one single. Say! It was stated at the time that the band would be active for six months.<mask> reprised his role as Ryu Amakusa in the three-month series of Tantei Gakuen Q. The series became a hit and <mask> became famous as an actor. Hey! in September of 2007. Say! 7 were expanded. The new group, Hey!, was announced by Johnny & ASSOCIATES. Say!It would be launched. One of the ten members was <mask>. He had a number one single, "Ultra Music Power". <mask> furthered his acting career in 2008. He starred in a three-month long television drama series in 2008. He played the role of Hayato Gunjou in a two-hour drama episode on April 12. He played the main role in Furuhata Chuugakusei on June 14.He played the main role, Toichi Takasugi, in a three-month long television drama series, Teacher Scrap, along with Daiki Arioka, Yuto Nakajima and Yuri Chinen. In June 2009, it was announced that <mask> would be the lead singer of NYC

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texts: Boys. "NYC" was the band's number one single. On December 31, 2009, the band appeared. In the summer of 2009, <mask> returned to acting and starred in Niini no koto o Wasurenaide, a two-hour television drama episode aired as a segment of an annual television show. He played the main role in Hidarime Tantei Eye on October 3, 2009. In January 2010, Hidarime Tantei EYE became a three-month long television series and <mask> once again played the main role.He guest starred in the first two episodes. Hey! Say! "Hitomi no Screen" was the theme song for the series. In March 2010, it was announced that <mask> and two other leading members of NYC would form a new group called NYC, leaving behind the remaining four members. On April 7, 2010, NYC released a number one single. <mask> started singing in two groups, Hey!Say! Go to NYC. He played the voice of Clumsy in the Japanese-dubbed version of The Smurfs. Hey! Say! "Magic Power" was the theme song for the film. For the first time in two years, <mask> returned to acting.He played the main role in <mask> Akiyoshi Monogatari. He had never starred in a period drama before. He starred in a 3-month long television series, Perfect Son, with Kyka Suzuki. Hey! Say! "SUPER DELICATE" was the theme song for the series. He played the lead role in Johnny's World from November 2012 to


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texts: January.In each show, <mask> performed tight-rope walking for three months. He made his solo debut with a number one single, "Mystery Virgin". The fact that he was in his teens at the time helped him set several new records in the Japanese music industry. He is the first teenage male artist in thirty-three years to have a number one debut single on the Oricon chart, as well as being one of the only two artists in history to achieve this milestone. The Hong Kong Kowloon Treasure Murder Case was the subject of a two-hour television special. He played Hajime Kindaichi. The show was created to celebrate the 60th anniversary of NTV.The theme song for the show was <mask>'s Mystery Virgin. Shin Kibayashi, writer of the Kindaichi series and Tantei Gakuen Q wanted to create a new Kindaichi series with <mask> as Hajime Kindaichi for almost five years. Tantei Gakuen Q was filmed in 2006 and 2007. After filming the show, Kibayashi asked <mask> if he could play the role of Kindaichi in the future, but he was too young to play the role of a high school student. <mask> <mask> reprised his role as Kindaichi and starred in a special called The Prison School Murder Case. <mask> was offered to reprise his role as Kindaichi in a new serial drama for the Kindaichi series. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846

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texts: role. Toma Ikuta was also in the movie that was released on November 9. The movie opened at number two. Toma Ikuta, Tadanobu Asano, and Jun Murakami gave positive reviews to <mask>'s acting as a knife-wielding assassin in this movie. Early in the year, <mask> won the Newcomer of the Year category in the 39th Japan Academy Prize for his portrayal of Nagisa Shiota in Assassination Classroom, and the Japan Movie Critics Award for his portrayal of Semi. On May 24, 2016 it was announced that <mask> would play Edward Elric in a live-action movie. <mask> was cast as the lead in the fall drama of Fuji TV's getsu 9.It aired in October of 2016 It is <mask>'s first drama with a romantic love angle, and he is the first Heisei born from Johnny's to star in a getsu 9. The story is an adaptation of the Bible's Old Testament and a remake of the US classic film East of Eden starring James Dean. <mask> is a salaryman who falls in love with his brother's girlfriend and wants his father's affection. <mask> was a runner up in the best leading actor category at the Autumn TV Drama Academy Award. He was the youngest person to be nominated in the lead actor category. The best-selling novel of the same name by Higashino Keigo was the basis for a movie starring <mask>.One of Higashino's best works was claimed to be the novel. The story of

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texts: two people living in different eras is connected by a letter and depicts human bonds and miracles. <mask> will portray a delinquent who stumbles upon a store that leads to several changes in his life. The movie will be directed by Ryuichi Hiroki and will be released in Autumn. The "Miracles of the Namiya General Store" received generally positive reviews. He is the Japanese version of James Dean and his co-star wrote a letter for him to appreciate his acting. The movie was nominated for six different categories at the Japan Academy Award.The opening weekend of Fullmetal Alchemist was number one in the box office in Japan. The second Johnny's talent to achieve this award was <mask>, who won the Newcomer Actor Award for his performance in Fullmetal Alchemist. Momikeshite Fuyu is a family comedy drama that tells the story of 3 elite siblings of a doctor, a lawyer, and a police officer who struggle to cover up. The youngest child, an elite Police Officer, graduated from the University of Tokyo, who struggles to be accepted by his family under the shadows of his older siblings. The series had a solid rating of 13.3% when it was first aired. Discography Singles Music video credits Say!See Hey! for JUMP-related appearances. Say! Jump. A new Johnny's YouTube channel called  (Janinochaneru) was opened on April 25, 2021.


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texts: The fourth member was revealed on April 28. He was revealed in the channel's 4th official video after 3 others announced the other Johnny's members that would be a part of the new channel. On September 15 of the same year, <mask> started his own gaming channel.Yamada mainly streams first-person shooter games, with other Japanese streamers and VTubers. See Hey! for post-debut tours. Say! Jump. Pre-debut Musicals Awards References Say! Johnny's-net 1993 births Living people Hey!Say! Japanese male pop singers, Japanese dance music singers, Japanese hip hop singers, Japanese male television actors, Japanese male film actors, Japanese idols, and Japanese male singers 21st


title: Louis Malle

texts: <mask> was a French film director, screenwriter, and producer. His film Le Monde du silence won the Palme d'Or in 1956 and the Academy Award for Best Documentary in 1957, but he was not credited at the ceremony. He was nominated multiple times for the Academy Awards. Malle is the only director to have won the Golden Lion twice. Both French and English language films were produced by Malle. The crime film Ascenseur pour l'échafaud is one of his most famous films. The son of Franoise and <mask>, Malle was born into a wealthy industrialist family.Malle attended a Roman Catholic boarding school during World War II. He witnessed a Gestapo raid on the school, in which three Jewish students, including his close friend, and a Jewish teacher were rounded up and deported to Auschwitz. The school's headmaster, Pre Jacques, was sent to the concentration camp after being arrested for helping them. <mask>'s autobiographical film Au revoir les enfants addresses these events. Malle studied political science at Sciences Po from 1950 to 1952 and went on to study film studies at IDHEC. Jacques Cousteau's documentary The Silent World won an Oscar and a Palme d'Or at the 1956 Academy Awards. He assisted Robert Bresson on A Man Escaped.At the time a leading stage actress of the Comédie-Franaise,Jeanne Moreau was an international film star thanks to Ascenseur pour l'échafaud. Malle was young. The Lovers caused controversy due to its sexual content, leading to a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case regarding the legal definition of obscenity. The theater owner was fined $2,500 for obscenity. The decision was reversed after the higher court found that the film was constitutionally protected. Justice Potter Stewart said "I know it when I see it" after the court could not agree on the definition of "obscene". Malle is associated with the movement.His work doesn't

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texts: fit in with the auteurist theories that apply to the work of Jean-Luc Godard, Franois Truffaut, Claude Chabrol, ric Rohmer and others. Some of the characteristics of the movement, such as using natural light and shooting on location, are exemplified by Malle's work. The Fire Within is about a man about to commit suicide and Le souffle Au cur is about an incestuous relationship between mother and son. Malle's first Oscar nomination was for "Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced". The documentary on India Malle visited India in 1968, and made a seven-part documentary series, L'Inde fantme: Reflexions sur un voyage, and a documentary film, Calcutta, which was released in cinemas. Malle's depiction of India's religious rituals and festivities made him unpopular with the Indian government, which banned the BBC from filming in India for several years. The documentary on India was Malle's favorite film.<mask> continued to direct to the United States after moving to America. His later films include Damage (1992) and Vanya on 42nd Street (1994), both English-language versions of Chekhov's play Uncle Vanya. His films such as The Lovers helped popularize French films in the United States, and My Dinner with Andre was at the forefront of the rise of American independent cinema in the 1980s. Malle was interviewed by the cultural correspondent of The Times at the end of his life. The interviews were included in a book in 1993. <mask> was married to Anne-Marie Deschodt from 1966 to 1967. He had a son, Manuel Cuotemoc <mask>, with a German actress, and a daughter, Justine <mask>, with a Canadian actress.He was married to actress Candice Bergen. They had a child, a daughter, on 8 November 1985. He died of cancer at their home in Beverly Hills, California, on November 23,

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title: Christopher C. Fennell

texts: An anthropologist and lawyer, <mask><mask> is an assistant professor at the University of Illinois. The Society for Historical Archaeology gave him an award for his first book. An associate of the editorial board of the International Journal of Historical Archaeology, <mask> is editor of the African Diaspora Archaeology Network and Newsletter. The M.A. was earned by <mask>. The University of Pennsylvania produced American Civilization in 1986. He got his J.D. In 1989 from the Georgetown University Law Center.He received an M.A. in 2000 after returning to graduate study. The University of Virginia has an anthropology program. In 2003 he finished his PhD in Anthropology from the University of Virginia, where he specialized in historical archaeology and African diaspora archaeology. In his first year at the University of Virginia, he designed and taught a course on witchcraft and magic, as well as historical archaeology theory and methods. <mask> taught cross-cultural anthropology at Roosevelt University in the spring of 2001. In the fall of 2003 <mask> was a lecturer at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. From 2004 to now, <mask> is the assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Texas School of Law, where he taught "Anthropology and Law" and "Social Norms and the Law."He teaches anthropology and law in the College of Law, as well as in the Department of Landscape Architecture, the African American Studies Program, and the Center for African Studies. Editor <mask> has done a lot of work. From 1998 to the present, he has been editor and co-founder of the online-based "Plymouth Colony Archive Project", which is anethnohistorical and archaeological analyses and historical texts. The National Endowment for the Humanities recognized the project for its outstanding intellectual quality, superior design, and educational impact. American Anthropologist, Historical Archaeology, and Mid-Continental Journal of Archaeology are some of the publications in which <mask> has been an article and book referee. <mask> is editor of the African Diaspora Archaeology Network and Newsletter and an editorial board member of the International Journal of Historical

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texts: Archaeology. In 2008 <mask> led summer research at the New Philadelphia Town site.In 2005 it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. New Philadelphia is in Illinois. The site of the first town platted and registered by an African American was in Illinois. It had both black and white residents. The New Philadelphia expansion seemed to come to a halt as a railroad was built next to a neighboring community. Only a few homes and families remained by the early 20th century. There is no evidence of a once-flourishing community today.In the fall and spring of 2002 and 2003 a team from the University of Illinois, University of Maryland and other institutions used topographical and historical maps to find the exact location of the New Philadelphia site. There were plots of land with artifacts such as nails, ceramic pieces, and shards of glass. The site is being excavated and preserved by the New Philadelphia Land Trust. In 1999 and 2000 <mask> did excavations and studies in the upper and northern parts of the upper and northern parts of the northern parts of the upper and northern parts of the northern parts of the upper and northern parts of the northern parts of the northern parts of the upper and northern parts of the The 18th-century house and St. Peter's Church and School were included. He looked at three cultural processes: the formation and dissipation of social groups, the development of language and communication through material culture, and regional exchange systems. The African Diaspora Archaeology Society for Historical Archaeology received an award in 2008.The Society for Historical Archaeology References gave the John L<mask>tter Award in 2009. Inferring Past Identities from Religious Artifacts was published in the International Journal of Historical Archaeology. "Molded Malevolence: Instrumental Symbolism Rendered in Clay" was published in Ceramics in America. pp. The University Press of New England and the Chipstone Foundation was published in 2003 The Living Museum published "New Philadelphia: The XYZs of the First Excavations" in 2004. Editor, African Diaspora Archaeology Network, University of Illinois, 2008 "Historical Archaeology

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title: Pachacuti

texts: Pachacuti's brothers. Tilca Yupanqui and Auqui Yupanqui were killed by their father. The older son was chosen to be co-regent and eventual successor. The choice was made by <mask> because Amaru was not a warrior. He was the first one to stop working.Cusi Yupanqui was supposed to succeed his father as crown prince, but he was not. In the midst of an invasion by the Chankas, Pachacuti had a chance to demonstrate his talent. Pachacuti prepared for a desperate defense of his homeland while his father and brother fled the scene. According to legend, the Chankas were defeated so badly that the stones rose up to fight on Pachacuti's side. Following the battle, Pachacuti became known as "The Earth Shaker" and won the support of his people. Many Chanka leaders were captured by Pachacuti and he gave his father a traditional victory ritual of wiping his feet on their bodies. The honor of the ritual was given to the next Inka: Urco.He said that he didn't win the victory for his brothers to step on the Chanka captives. After a heated argument, Viracocha tried to have Pachacuti killed. The assassination plot failed because Pachacuti was tipped off to it. When Pachacuti returned to his hometown of Cusco, he renamed himself "Pachacuti" and went into exile. It was designed to serve the needs of an imperial city and as a representation of the empire by Pachacuti. The sectors of the city were centered on the road leading to the province, and nobles and immigrants lived in them. The areas for the hanan and hurin were divided into sectors.The great sun temple Qurikancha was rebuilt during the reign of Pachacuti. The system of succession was not improved by Pachacuti. In future generations, the next Inca had to gain control of


title: Robert Wright (journalist)

texts: <mask> is an American journalist and author who writes about science, history, politics, and religion. Three Scientists and Their Gods: Looking for Meaning in an Age of Information (1988) is one of the books he has written. <mask> is a Visiting Professor of Science and Religion at Union Theological Seminary. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of two websites. <mask> was born in Oklahoma to a Southern Baptist family and grew up in San Francisco. A self-proclaimed "Army brat", <mask> attended Texas Christian University for a year in the late 1970s, before transferring to Princeton University to study sociobiology, which was a precursor to evolutionary psychology. John McPhee's style influenced <mask>'s first book, Three Scientists and Their Gods: Looking for Meaning in an Age of Information.<mask> was an editor at The Wilson Quarterly, as well as a senior editor at The Sciences and The New Republic. He is a contributing editor at The New Republic, a writer for The Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker, and The New York Times Magazine, and a co-author of the "TRB" column. He was a contributor to The Opinionator, a web-only opinion page in 2010, as well as a guest columnist for the month of April, 2007, for The New York Times. On January 1, 2012 <mask> became a senior editor of The Atlantic. He is described as a former senior editor at The Atlantic on the magazine's author page. <mask> taught a graduate seminar called "Religion and Human Nature" and an undergraduate course called "The Evolution of Religion" at the University of Pennsylvania. <mask> taught a graduate seminar with Peter Singer on the biological basis of moral intuition.<mask> taught a six-week course on Buddhism and Modern

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texts: Psychology. <mask> is a Visiting Professor of Science and Religion at Union Theological Seminary. <mask> is a Senior Fellow at New America. In 2002, <mask> started a video-on-Internet website, called Meaningoflife.tv, in which he interviews a range of people on their ideas about science, philosophy, meditation, and other topics. Slate magazine sponsors Meaningoflife.TV, which is funded by the Templeton Foundation. Aryeh Cohen-Wade is one of the hosts. On November 1, 2005, <mask>, Mickey Kaus, and Greg Dingle launched a current-events diavlog.The diavlogs can be viewed online or downloaded as mp3 sound files. New diavlogs are posted a few times a week. Many diavlogs feature <mask>, but other hosts include Glenn Loury, John McWhorter, Bill Scher, Matt Lewis, and Aryeh Cohen- Wade. In The Evolution of God, <mask> wrote about his views on religion. In 2009, when asked by Bill Moyers if God is a figment of the human imagination, <mask> responded: "On The Colbert Report, I did not believe in any of the three Abrahamic religions." He dislikes creationism and intelligent design. <mask> has a strictly materialist conception of natural selection; however, he does not deny the possibility of some larger purpose unfolding, that natural selection could itself be the product of design, in the context of teleology.According to <mask>, religion is based on the political, economic and social circumstances of the culture, rather than strictly scriptural interpretation. <mask> describes himself as a secular humanist. <mask> doesn't agree with the idea that religion's bad effects outweigh its good effects. He thinks organized atheism is trying to convert people in the same way that many religions do. <mask>

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texts: doesn't think that religion is the root cause of today's problems. In Why Buddhism is True, <mask> advocates for a secular, Westernized form of Buddhism that excludes supernatural beliefs such as reincarnation. Buddhism's diagnosis of the causes of human suffering is vindicated by evolutionary biology and evolutionary psychology according to him.The Buddhist teaching of no-self and the modern psychological idea of the modularity of mind are related, according to him. <mask> lives in New Jersey with his wife and two daughters. They have two dogs that are featured in a few episodes. Three Scientists and Their Gods: Looking for Meaning in an Age of Information was published in 1989. The New Science of Evolutionary Psychology was published in 1994. The Logic of Human Destiny was written in 1999. The Evolution of God was published in 2009.Little, Brown and Company. Buddhism is true because of the science and philosophy of meditation and Enlightenment. The Evolution of God was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. The New York Times Book Review chose <mask>'s The Moral Animal as one of the 10 best books of 1994, it was a national bestseller and has been published in 12 languages. The New York Times Book Review Notable Book is called Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny and has been published in nine languages. Nonzero was included in a list of the "75 smartest books of all time". <mask>'s first book, Three Scientists and Their Gods: Looking for Meaning in an Age of Information, was published in 1988 and was nominated for a National Book Critics Circle Award.<mask>'s column "The Information Age" won the National Magazine Award for Essay and Criticism. The Evolution of God is a website for <mask>'s book

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title: Eu Chooi Yip

texts: The anti-colonial and Communist movements in Malaya and Singapore were led by <mask>. He was born in Kuantan, Malaysia. The Malayan Democratic Union was Singapore's first political party. The Malayan Communist Party established the Anti-British League and he was responsible for pro-communist propaganda productions. He was in charge of the underground communist movement in Singapore from the 1950s to 1960s. He was the Secretary-General of the Malayan National Liberation League, which had an office in Beijing. He was one of the directors who took charge of the radio station during the Cultural Revolution.He returned to Singapore in 1990 after being invited by the Singapore government. The Institute of East Asian philosophy in Singapore had a senior research fellow named <mask> <mask> <mask>. He died on October 4, 1995 at the age of 76. <mask> <mask> <mask> was born on December 2, 1918 in Kuantan, Malaysia. <mask>'s parents ran a medicine shop in Malaysia. He came to Singapore to study with his siblings. His sister attended Nanyang Girls' High School.He was taught about the Sino-Japanese War by his sister when he was a child. The Chinese Communist Party established a branch in Nanyang which was involved in communist movements in overseas Chinese. He received an entrance scholarship to Raffles College. One of the top graduates at Raffles College was <mask>, a brilliant student who was good at economics. He was friends with a former deputy prime minister of Singapore. Chinese students in Malayan universities developed strong political consciousness and either turned toward China or Britain. <mask> was politically aroused by China's fight against Japan.He developed Chinese

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texts: nationalism after becoming interested in politics. He did not accept communism despite reading Red Star over China and developing respect for the Chinese Communist Party. Eu was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 When the Japanese attacked Kuala Lumpur in 1942, Eu Chooi Yip went to Singapore and worked as a clerk for Overseas Insurance Company. He worked in statistical offices when the Japanese were in Singapore. He went back to work for the government after Japan surrendered. The Chinese writer Hu Yuzhi felt ashamed when he published an article in 1945 in which he criticized the slavish colonial mentality of the British and Japanese.The Malayan Democratic Union was formed in Singapore in 1945 by English-educated intellectuals. <mask> joined the MDU as a full-time activist in Singapore in 1946 and later became a stringer for the Straits Times. The British colonial administration failed to balance the interests of Malays and non- Malays in the Constitutional Proposals for Malaya. Malaya was


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texts: constitutionally a Malay state and the equal rights of non- Malays were rejected by the Federation Proposals. The establishment of the All-Malayan Council of Joint Action (AMCJA) and Pusat Tenaga Ra'ayat is a result of the work done by the MDU. Equal rights to all citizens were demanded by the AMCJA-PUTERA coalition. <mask> was the MDU Secretary in 1947.The coalition did not have enough money for the second Hartal because the colonial government did not concede. The last conference of the coalition took place in April 1948. The general conference of the AMCJA-PUTERA coalition should be decentralised to allow each member organisation of the coalition to protest against the Federation constitution, but not in the name of the AMCJA-PUTERA. The MDU and AMCJA-PUTERA were dismantled by this conference. The dissolution of the AMCJA-PUTERA was due to the fact that the MCP lost faith in the constitutional struggle and turned to armed revolution. The Malayan Emergency began in June of 1948 because of this. <mask> <mask> Yip denied the connection between the AMCJA and the MCP and claimed that he was not a Communist.<mask> was described as an English-educated radical. They are John Eber and Dr. Joseph K.M. Tan. They were pro-communist, but not communists. The leaders of MDU did not accept communism. In 1948, the Anti-British League and the student organisation were established, which influenced Eu Chooi Yip's left-wing thoughts. Ah Chin decided to extand its influence among English-educated intelligentsia and absorb suitable ones into the party.The English-speaking section leader of the ABL, Wong Siong Nien, was sent to convince Eu. Eu embraced communism at the end of 1948 and was

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texts: active in the ABL. He was given a lot of responsibilities because he is an intellectual and can speak both Mandarin and English. English and Chinese-speaking intellectuals were recruited to join the Communist Underground in Singapore. A large number of students in University of Malaya were political radicals who were involved in covert activities. He was able to convince his three MDU colleagues. The person is Dr. Joseph K.M.Three people are going to join the communist party. They visited middle-class families to collect donations. He was an editor for the Freedom News. Joseph K.M. and Lim Chan Yong are related. The Malayan Orchid was founded by Tan. They handed out the propaganda productions from door to door. In June 1950, the Chinese-speaking ABL recruited 2000 members, including Worker's ABL and Students' ABL.<mask> <mask> <mask> became an official member of the MCP in 1950, thanks to ABL activities. In 1951, the British government had a fight with communists. The police arrested members of the ABL and clear the leftwing group active in the Singapore Teachers' Union, the Singapore Cooperative Society and the University of Malaya. John Eber and Dr Joseph K.M. were arrested by the police. Tan. Many students were charged with editing pro-communist paper. Two people escaped the police arrest because they went to Beijing for an exchange.While he was hiding from the British, <mask>'s housemate at Chancery Lane, the founder member of the PAP and the deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, gave him shelter and helped him get medical treatment. As the colonial government was suppressing the communist movement in Singapore, <mask> <mask> <mask> was asked to go to Jakarta, Indonesia

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texts: under the order of the deputy secretary general of the MCP. The communist activities in Singapore were directed remotely by <mask> <mask> <mask>, who worked in Jakarta as a Communist Party leader. He was the superior and took orders from the secretary-general. The People's Action Party was to be established by the MCP and Lee Kuan Yew. There are differing claims about the event between the MCP and Lee Kuan Yew. The Party committee in Indonesia did not give Fong Chong Pik the authority, but he took charge of all party affairs in Singapore and met with Lee Kuan Yew.The general election was held in Singapore in 1957. After the meeting with Lee Kuan Yew, the two men talked about co-operation. He claimed that he was appointed as the Party representative and that LKY played him the nickname "the Plen". LKY claimed that Fong wanted to establish co-operation with the PAP during his broadcast. LKY would win the election because of the MCP's support for the PAP. LKY was expected to not take actions against the communist party after he got the power. When Lee Kuan Yew got the power in Singapore, he was very strict against the communist party.The MCP realized that they couldn't co-operate with Lee Kuan Yew after the Barisan Sosialis split from the PAP. Lee initiated Operation Cold Store before Fong Pik Chong was allowed to meet with him again. The MCP was able to organize activities publicly in the early 1960s when Sukarno was the president of Indonesia. The Malayan National Liberation League was established through co-operation with the Communist Party of Indonesia. He made guidelines for underground activities in Singapore when he was secretary of the Southern Bureau of the MCP. In

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texts: order to avoid a concentration of members in Jakarta and to prepare for underground activities in Malaya, many party members were sent to Medan, Aceh, Bagansiapiapi of Sumatra and to Bintan Island and Batam Island of the Riau islands. New bases or liaison stations were established by these member.The Communist movements in Indonesia were suppressed by the 30 September movement in 1965, which resulted in the arrest of <mask> <mask> <mask>. The institutions were not open to the public. The Secretary-General of the Malayan National Liberation League was <mask> <mask> <mask>. A radio station called the Voice of Malayan Revolution was established when the MCP retreated to the border between Malaysia and Thailand. During the period of the Cultural Revolution, the radio station in Sifang Mountain was rebuilt after it was destroyed by the Malaysian Army. Chinese, Malay, Tamil and English were used to broadcast on the radio station. The Chinese branch of the radio station had a director.The Communist Party of Thailand and the Communist Party of Burma set up radio stations in China. The Cultural Revolution and Maoist thoughts were broadcasted on three radio stations. The broadcast script of the Voice of Malayan Revolution was recorded by a group of Barisan Sosialis members. They published the texts in the Singapore newspapers. The radio station's frequencies and wavelength were published by these newspapers. A number of "red" cartoons, photos, and poems are published. The Barisan Sosialis was still a significant opposition party even after it lost its ability to compete with the PAP.The Barisan's political agenda was radicalised by using the rhetoric of Cultural Revolution. The left

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texts: in Singapore was isolated by following the political line of Mao's China and no longer received support from the people, which gave the PAP's confidence to fight the left through legal means. The Voice of Malayan Revolution was located in the border between Malaysia and Thailand. The radio broadcast influenced members of the guerrilla. The party members sang "Red Songs". People were interested in the reports of the guerrillas. Many young people in Southeast Asian were encouraged to join the MCP.Young people didn't join the communist party because of the new radio station. Technical support for the radio broadcast was provided by the Chinese Communist Party. <mask> <mask> <mask> and his colleagues did not have news resources, and they just looked for the news from the public newspapers, so that the news was not well written. Sinchew, Nanyang, Straits Times, Utusan Melayu and other newspapers were from Hong Kong. The radio didn't provide the reports young people were interested in. The news releases were similar to the news in public newspapers and the only differences were the perspectives, according to people who listened to the radio. The radio station in China's propaganda was not effective.When Deng Xiaoping came into power, China stopped the Cultural Revolution and planned to have normal diplomatic relations with countries in Southeast Asia. The "Voice of Malayan Revolution" was revoked because the revolution in Southeast Asia is no longer supported. Non- Chinese citizens who were willing to stay in China were given jobs. The English teacher was hired to teach at the railway university. Singapore and China began negotiations to establish diplomatic relations in 1989.


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texts: The deputy prime minister of Singapore invited him to work as a consultant for the negotiations after he received a message from the Chinese International Liaison Department. After accepting the invitation, <mask> <mask> Yip returned to Singapore in 1991.He was a senior research fellow at the Institute of East Asian philosophy in Singapore. An oral history interview and a political history in Singapore were created by <mask> <mask> <mask>. He provided his own reflections on revolutionary history in Southeast Asia in these books. The entire period of Maoist revolution in Southeast Asia was experienced by the MCP <mask> <mask> <mask>. He thinks that the MCP has contributed to the history. There are two main parts to this contribution. The battle against fascists took place during World War II.The British Special Operations Executive, Force 136, became an important regional power of the allied in Southeast Asia. The ultimate goal of the MCP was to seize power of all states, and they fought hard against the Japanese invaders. The Order of the British Empire was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The struggle against British colonial rule is the second contribution of the MCP. The United Kingdom planned to keep its colonial rule in Malaya after World War II. The British were forced to abandon their colonial rule in Malaya and Singapore after the MCP launched an armed struggle. The UK gave the ruling power to the Malaysian nationalists.When Malaysia gained independence in 1957, it was on the way to nation-building and development. The MCP failed because it did not recognize the legitimacy of Malaysia, according to <mask> <mask> Yip. The plan was to build a Maoist regime in Malaya. The plan limited the attractiveness of the party to a few left-wing Maoists in Malaysia and lost the support of the people. The ethnic and political conflicts in Malaysia and Singapore were very intense at that time. The MCP could have called on the people to revolt against the governments by inciting political suppression and ethnic riots. The failure of the MCP was due to the fact that it lost the chance to get the support from the people.In the late 1970s, when he was working on "Voice of Malayan Revolution", he was trying to find out why the MCP wasn't getting support from the people. The land reform policies made by the MCP were not correct according to him. The main strength of the revolution was farmers, according to the MCP. The claims were copied from the theories of Mao. The social structure of Malaya, especially the rural class structure, was the focus of some academic books and journal articles received from Malaysia and Singapore. Farmers rent lands from the British government in Malaya, but the rent was very low. Malayan farmers did not

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texts: have any obligations.They planted rubbers and could be self-sufficient. Malaya's agricultural economy was capitalist. Malayan farmers had no desire of revolution and there was no landlord class in the village. Maoist theories that farmers were the main power of revolution and "surround the cities from the countryside" were impracticable in Malaya. Maoist theory was approved to work in China. Changing guiding ideology and developing another theory could lead to devastating results for the party as the Maoist theory was the foundation of the guerrilla warfare. The failure of the MCP was caused by the leaders of the organization copying Maoist theory.There are two significant academic values in the significance of studying <mask> <mask> Yip. He gives a typical example of how an English-educated intellectual became a communist. When <mask> <mask> Yip received a lot of information about China's struggle against Japan, he developed strong nationalism. The Malayan Democratic Union and the Anti-British League are student political movements in Singapore. The Malayan Communist Party supported these political movements. After the success of communist revolution in China, <mask> <mask> <mask> accepted communist as his belief. <mask> <mask> <mask> was an important leader.The influence of Mao's Cultural Revolution in Southeast Asia, the relationship between Deng's China and Southeast Asian countries, and the reflection on communist movements in Malaya is important to the Chinese Scholar, because it helps people understand the influence of Mao's Cultural Revolution in Southeast Asia. There are references to Malaysian communists, Singaporean people of Cantonese descent, and 1918 births

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title: Brian McKnight

texts: <mask> was born on June 5, 1969 and is an American singer, songwriter, actor, record producer, radio host, and multi-instrumentalist. McKnight is known for his high belting range and melismas. His work has earned him 16 nominations, third only to Zubin Mehta and the record of most nominations without a win. The life and career of <mask>, Jr. began in Buffalo, New York, where he was born. When he was a child, he became a member of the church choir. The band Take 6 signed a record deal with Warner Brothers in 1990. <mask> signed his first recording deal with Wing Records at the age of 19 after shopping his own demo tapes.<mask>'s self-titled debut album peaked at fifty-eight in the Billboard 200 chart, and featured the song "One Last Cry", which was a Top 20 single. There were two more albums for Mercury, 1995's I Remember You and 1997's Anytime. <mask>'s final album with Mercury sold over two million copies and was nominated for a gramophone. The 1998 MTV Video Music Awards nominated the video for Best Male Video. "Remember the Magic" was recorded for Disney World's 25th anniversary. The Christmas album Bethlehem, the first of five albums he released on the label, was released in 1997. Back at One, his most successful album to date, went on to sell over three million copies.Back at One was one of four of <mask>'s studio albums to reach the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. In 1998, he was a guest star on the show "Sister Sister", he appeared in multiple episodes as a college professor. The song "Wait" was written by <mask> and Guy Sebastian for Sebastian's Beautiful Life album. The album, Ten, was released by Warner Bros. in 2005. His only studio album was released in December of 2006 "What's My Name" is one of the three singles released from the album. In October 2007, he made his Broadway debut in Chicago.From 2006 to 2010

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texts: he hosted a radio show on KTWV The Wave in Los Angeles, CA. The show was briefly on Smooth Jazz 95.7 The Wave in Houston, Texas. On January 26, 2009, <mask> hosted "The <mask> Show" on 98.7 KISS FM in New York City. He was on the second season of Celebrity Apprentice. Each celebrity played to raise money for a charity of his or her choice, and <mask> chose to play for Youthville USA. The <mask> Show, a late night talk show, was hosted by the media personality from September 2009 to May 2010. The National Anthem was sung at MLB opening day in Cincinnati, Ohio by <mask> and his sons.He had previously sung the National Anthem for the 1997 NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland, Ohio, Game 6 of the 2002 World Series in Anaheim, California, and the 2005 Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Detroit. Throughout his career, <mask> has made many "National Anthem" appearances. On October 22, 2012 <mask> sang "God Bless America" in the 7thinning of the National League Championship Series in San Francisco, California. The song "If You're Ready To Learn" was posted to YouTube on April 23, 2012 and has been called a "Filthy jam". "Let me show you how your p-y works/ Since you didn't bring it to me first" is a quote from the work. MTV, the Toronto Sun, and NewMediaRockstars all wrote about <mask>'s recent, more adult-oriented efforts. After the single's release, <mask> and "Funny or Die" revealed that the single was a collaboration between the two parties.<mask> explained that he wrote the parody as a commentary on the state of R&B, which he noted was in a period of degradation with famous radio station 98.7 Kiss FM shuttering and hit singles being inferior quality music, among other ailments. The first track from <mask>'s album Better was released on his own label, Brian McKnight Music, on August 14, 2015. On February 26, Better was released. On

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texts: September 23, 2016 <mask> released his first live CD, DVD, and Blu-ray collection entitled An Evening With in partnership with independent recording label The SoNo Recording Group through the Universal Music Group. The concert was recorded in Los Angeles. There are fourteen songs performed live with his band. The first single "everything" reached the top twenty on the national Adult Contemporary charts.The Hot Shot Debut CD was number thirteen on the R&B chart. The song "Brothers in the End" is also included. The DVD version of the release was number nine on the chart. The album Genesis was released by McKnight. Three top 30 Urban AC and AC hits, "everything", "forever", and "I Want U", and a Top 10 Current R&B albums and Top 20 Current Hip Hop/R&B albums were included. Tim Kelley is a member of the legendary producing duo Tim & Bob. <mask> was nominated for two NAACP Image Awards.Bruno Mars, Charlie Wilson, Jay-Z, and Mary J Blige were nominated for Outstanding Male Artist. He announced in May of last year that his next studio album would be 60 minutes of music for the bedroom. <mask> was a contestant on The Masked Singer spin-off. <mask> was married to his college sweetheart, Julie, in 1990. <mask> and Julie have two children. In 2003 they divorced. They announced their engagement in May of last year.On December 29, they were married. <mask> was raised a Seventh-day Adventist. Many generations of the <mask> family were Seventh-day Adventists. His grandfather was a pastor of a church, and his mother played the piano and sang in a choir in Buffalo's Emanuel Temple. <mask> was the youngest of four boys and became a member of a barbershop quartet. He attended a Seventh-day Adventist university in Alabama from 1987 to 1989. In his second year, <mask> got into trouble for having his girlfriend in his dorm room.Both of them were

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title: Robert Robinson (engineer)

texts: <mask> was a Jamaican born toolmaker who worked in the auto industry in the United States. He was recruited to work in the Soviet Union at the age of 23. <mask> was racially attacked by two white American workers, who were subsequently arrested, tried and expelled from the Soviet Union with great publicity. <mask> had a one-year contract to work in the Soviet Union. After the publicity of his assault, he felt unable to return to the US and accepted Soviet citizenship. He received a degree in mechanical engineering. He was granted asylum in Uganda in 1974 after he asked for and was granted permission to visit outside the USSR.He married a black professor. He gained attention for his accounts of his time in the Soviet Union when he returned to the United States in 1986. <mask> was born in Jamaica and grew up in Cuba. When he was six, his father abandoned him and his mother. His mother was employed by a doctor in Jamaica and was born in Dominica. He and his mother lived in Detroit. He became a skilled toolmaker at the Ford Motor Company after attending local schools.Ford and the Soviet Union agreed to build a car plant in Gorky in 1929 to make Model T cars. <mask> worked as a toolmaker at the Company in 1930. He was offered a one-year contract in the Soviet Union by the delegation leader. The pay would be much higher. They were promised a grand apartment, maid service, and a car. At 23,

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texts: fearing he could be laid off at any moment due to the effects of the Great Depression and the institutionalised racism in the United States, and taking into account that a cousin of a friend had recently been lynched in the South, <mask> accepted. He arrived in Stalingrad on July 4, 1930, to work in a tractor factory.<mask> was beaten by two white American workers after he arrived in the United States. The Soviet press used his case as an example of American racism, turning him into a minor celebrity. He renewed his contract after his first year. <mask> went to Moscow to get a return ticket to the United States after his second one-year contract expired. He accepted another one-year contract at the ball-bearing factory. He started working at the plant as a foreign specialist. The preferred status of foreign specialists ended "overnight" after the assassination of Sergei Mironovich Kirov.<mask> was ordered to return home by the US government in 1937. <mask> accepted Soviet citizenship despite the continuing depression, but later regretted it. He survived Stalin's Great Purge while many of his foreign acquaintances vanished. Germany invaded the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941. <mask> and others at his plant suspected that Soviet forces were suffering devastating losses due to the nature of Soviet news reports. After 24 years of Communist rule, there were no priests in the church that day.

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texts: The government allowed attendance to religious services during the rest of the war.Hitler's army was stopped from Moscow during the German invasion of Russia. He almost died of starvation, with some meals consisting of six or seven cabbage leaves soaked in water. The Soviets continued education despite the war. <mask> graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering in July 1944, but didn't get his degree until two years later. In 1947, he starred as a black American in a film. He acted in a Russian film production of the American drama Deep Are The Roots. <mask> tried to return to the US after World War II.He asked Paul Robeson to help him leave the country. It would hurt Robeson's relations with the Soviet leadership. Each year since the 1950s, <mask> applied for a vacation visa and it was denied. <mask> was granted permission to visit Uganda in 1974. He didn't want to arouse suspicion by buying a round-trip ticket. Idi Amin temporarily granted him refuge after he appealed for it. <mask> married Zylpha Mapp, an African-American professor, in 1976.Ugandan officials and the US Information Service officer William B. Davis worked together to allow him to re-enter the United States. He lived in the US until his death. He gave interviews about his insights into Soviet life from the inside, and was also featured in the Detroit Free Press. 60 years after he began his work at Ford, he was

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texts: honored by the company. He and his wife moved to Washington, D.C. <mask> wrote an autobiography after returning to the United States. Black on Red: My 44 Years Inside The Soviet Union was published in 1988.<mask> died of cancer. His wife, William B. Davis, and the former Ugandan ambassador to the Soviet Union were at the funeral. <mask> is further reading. Black on Red is a book about my time in the Soviet Union. Tim Tzouliadis is from Washington, DC. Hope and Betrayal in Stalin's Russia can be traced back to the Great Depression. In 2009, Little, Brown.The American reporter William Henry Chamberlin observed that Herbert Lewis' arrest seemed to strengthen the "racial chauvinism" of the three hundred other Americans working at the tractor factory. Thepp. 39–40 The University of Nebraska Press published a book called "Opsing Jim Crow: African Americans and the Soviet Indictment of U.S. Racism" in 1937. The first chapter deals with American Racism on Trial and the Poster Child for Soviet Antiracism. <mask> was walking away from the cafeteria at the Stalingrad Tractor Factory when two white American men confronted him. The article is titled (p. 26).Homer Smith. A man is in Russia. The Ex-lib edition was written by Johnson. There is aSIN: B000IQ7hgq. The memoirs of an American engineer who was executed in Russia are known as the Ghost of the Executed Engineer. Find a Grave was written by

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title: Paul Reichmann

texts: A member of the <mask> family, <mask> (Moshe Yosef) <mask> was a Canadian businessman. He was the leader of the real estate development company. <mask>, a poultry farmer, and his wife Renée were the parents of Formative years Reichmann. His father was a successful merchant in Vienna and his parents were Orthodox Jews from a small town in Hungary. <mask> was one of six children. The family escaped the Nazis unintentionally. They left the country to visit Samuel's father in Hungary who had suffered a stroke.Samuel became a major currency trader as the family prospered after abandoning their lives in Vienna. <mask>'s parents hoped that he would become a teacher after he left home to study Judaism in Britain and Israel. He was married to a woman in 1955. <mask> followed his family to Canada, where three of his brothers had established businesses, and his brother Albert had started York Factory Developments. <mask> was building a warehouse for the Toronto tile company. He built the warehouse for $70,000 and sold it for $34,000 profit a year later. He co-founded the company with his brothers.The company was building facilities for other people. The building and property development firm was founded in 1964. The firm quickly became profitable. The construction of First Canadian Place, Canada's tallest building, was one of the difficult projects it accepted. Forbes magazine ranked the company the fourth richest family in the world in 1991, after it was the largest developer in the world. <mask> was described as living in a comfortable home in Toronto and driving an old Cadillac despite his success. He was unwilling to speak to the press.He used a lot of his money to support his religion. He built many schools and synagogues in Toronto which became the center of the Orthodox community. He collected rare and valuable Jewish texts. The construction projects were stopped on the Jewish Sabbath and holy days. The company had trouble in the early 1990s. The company was brought low due to the decline in the world

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texts: economy, but it was also brought low by the Canary Wharf project. The world's largest property development was half empty.<mask> gambled on the project. He was impressed by Margaret Thatcher's reforms and was able to get a promise from her that she would help the project by extending the London Underground. <mask>'s once sterling reputation began to suffer in Canada. The company bought Gulf Canada Resources in 1985 for $300 million in tax breaks. Many Canadians were angry that a large corporation had been given a lucrative deal. An article on the <mask>s was published by Toronto Life magazine. The family was offended by the allegations that Samuel Reichmann aided the Nazis.The magazine was sued for $102 million. Toronto Life published a full retraction after they were successful. <mask> lost most of his family fortune in the collapse of York and Olympia. <mask> rebuilt a small portion of his empire despite setbacks. This included setting up a partnership with some people. A group of investors, including Al-Waleed bin Talal, paid over a billion dollars for a controlling stake in Canary Wharf. <mask> was the new chairman.<mask> was hired because he really came up with that whole concept and built it, and got overleveraged and lost it, he knew and loved the operation better than anyone else. In 2004, <mask> sided with Brascan in their attempt to purchase the Canary Wharf Group. He resigned his position on the Board. <mask> was no longer involved with Canary Wharf on a day-to-day basis after a group of investors led by Morgan Stanley purchased the group in 2005. At the age of 75, <mask> announced that he intended to retire from business and sell his property holdings. <mask> announced in September of 2006 that he would be setting up a $4 billion fund with offices in Great Britain and the Netherlands. <mask> died in Toronto at the age of 83.His funeral was held at the Bais Yaakov Elementary School in Toronto. He was buried in Jerusalem. There are references and notes to Canadians of Hungarian

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title: Thomas Pooley

texts: <mask> was a Cornishman who moved to London to find fortune. He operated several malthouses in Kingston-upon-Thames after he amassed enough wealth. He came up with the idea of building a new town next to the railway after it was renamed London and South Western Railway. He built houses for people who worked in London, but wanted to live in the countryside. He was one of the early developers of the idea of commute. His project established the nucleus of what became the modern town of Surbiton, but opposition from competing interests forced him into bankruptcy and he disappeared from history in his late 50s. Records show that <mask> and Jane were originally from Cornwall.In 1844, <mask> stated that he was 54, 56 or 58, but he was not sure when he was born. The Pooleys moved to London in the early 19th century. <mask> earned enough to allow him to accumulate a lot of wealth. The Pooleys lived in Kingston-upon-Thames, also known as Kingston-on-Thames, during the 19th century. Alexander ran one of the malthouses that <mask> ran. In addition to his malting operations, <mask> owned three cargo vessels. Despite his success in business, Pooley was seen by the business community of Kingston as being of the lower orders and not quite respectable.Alexander married into a local family. The daughter of a line of Kingston watermen, Jane was a successful maltster. The builders of the railway wanted to put a station to the south of Kingston. The men who ran Kingston saw the railway as a threat to the town's coaching and inn-keeping trades and refused to allow the line to pass through their territory. It was necessary for a cutting to be made. A

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title: Thomas Pooley

texts: station was built close to the Ewell road. The station was a long way from the town.Christopher Terry was a good employer. He died at Maple Farm, just south of the hamlet of Surbiton, at the age of 93, just as the railway was being built nearby. He directed that his estate be sold and the proceeds divided between his beneficiaries. There was little interest when the land was auctioned. <mask> realized the potential of this land and bought a large part of it for a modest sum. He wanted to build a new town called New Kingston that would allow people to get to London quickly. He refused the quick profit because he wanted to see his project through.The scheme moved ahead quickly because Pooley took control of it and threw himself into it with enthusiasm. He worked with an architect, engineers, builders and labourers. He moved about the area to make sure the project was progressing well. By the 1841 census <mask> and Jane were living in a new house in Claremont Crescent, now The Crescent, and Alexander had moved into a house in Victoria Terrace, a row of shops close to the station. The original station was approached by way of a steep descent into the cutting. A new station was to be built on the site, which is adjacent to an important road junction. The Times praised the development in August and October of 1840.There were wide streets and a crescent. The newspaper's enthusiasm was not matched by the business community of Kingston, which was becoming concerned about Pooley's success. Leading businessmen put forward a proposal to build a corn market in Kingston after he proposed the building of a corn market near the station. Neither

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