title: Gloria Allred

texts: from Family Guy, parodied <mask> in an episode titled "I Am Peter, Hear Me Roar". <mask> is in a film called Rat Race. The Simpsons episode "Behind the Laughter" parodied her as a lawyer for Lisa Simpson. South Park parodied her on June 27, 2001. On September 12, 2011, <mask> made her courtroom television debut with We the People with <mask>. In April of last year, <mask> appeared on the reality show "America's Next Drag Superstar", interviewing and advising the final three contestants on selling themselves as "America's Next Drag Superstar".<mask> appeared as herself on the show. After 16 years of marriage, <mask> divorced her second husband, <mask>, in 1987. Her child was born in 1961. Allred does not consider herself to be religious. <mask>'s public statements have resulted in criticism. She was described by The Atlantic as "the ambulance chaser of feminism" after she defended two men in a sexual battery lawsuit against John Travolta. The Daily Beast journalist called her a "publicity hound".<mask> was described as a master of the press conference by the New Republic contributor. <mask>'s role in suppressing the voices of alleged victims of Harvey Weinstein was chronicled in a book by two authors. <mask> and her assistant refused to represent Maria Farmer because she and her sister didn't have a case. She was mentioned as a lawyer in several episodes of the musical comedy. In the 2001 film Rat Race, Enrico is run over by an ambulance driven by a medical supply driver; to the fear of the latter, <mask> witnesses the accident and yells to stay put. In The Simpsons season 11 mockumentary episode, "Behind the Laughter", she appeared as Lisa's lawyer. During Season 35 of Saturday Night Live, she was mentioned in a skit.A documentary about the life and work of <mask>, Seeing Allred, was released on the streaming service. There are links to External links at Law Allred, Maroko

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title: Taisia Afonina

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texts: <mask> was a Soviet, Russian painter and watercolorist. She was a member of the Union of Artists of Russian Federation and was one of the representatives of the Leningrad school of painting. On 13 May 1913, Afonina was born in the Kherson Governorate of the Russian Empire, in the family of the master shipyard "Navel". <mask>a graduated from a nine-year school in Taganrog in 1931 and came to Leningrad to get an art education. She began her studies in the evening classes for working youth at the Russian Academy of Arts. The first course of the Painting Department of the Leningrad Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture was taken by Afonina. After the beginning of the Great Patriotic war, <mask> and her family were evacuated first to Vyshny Volochyok, then to Ukraine.<mask> <mask> was involved

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title: Taisia Afonina

texts: in rebuilding the city after the liberation of the German fascists in 1943. In 1943, with a group of artists, she went to the city of Krasnodon to draw a club and give medals to the parents of dead Komsomol members. They fought against the Nazis in the occupied city of Krasnodon, which became known to the whole country. In the May edition of the newspaper of the Academy of Fine Arts "For the Socialist Realism", Taisa <mask> wrote, "I saw the pit where they were dumped, the remnants of their bloody clothes, the prison where they were tortured." I talked to their mothers. I wanted to write about their short heroic life. In 1946, <mask> graduated from the Repin Institute of Arts.Her graduate painting was dedicated to the memory of the Anti-Fascist underground. In 1952 <mask> returned to Leningrad after

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title: Taisia Afonina

texts: working in Lugansk. The first three paintings by <mask> Afonina, "The Germans came", "Stealing in Germany" and "Meeting", were acquired by the Lugansk Museum. The art museums of Leningrad, Krasnodon, Staraya Ladoga, and the Museum of Modern Art in Paris purchased her paintings. Her first art exhibition was in 1940. Antipova has been involved in art exhibitions for over 50 years. She paints landscapes, still-lifes, portraits, and genre compositions.She was a master of landscape and still-life painting. <mask> Afonina was admitted to the Union of Soviet Artists. <mask> Afonin attracted military subjects and revival of pathos after graduation. She worked in the genres of portrait and landscape. She painted a lot of studies from her travels in the 1950s. The interest to transfer effect of lights and plain

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texts: air and subtle coloristic relations are typical of her works. Her paintings include Portrait of Kizilshtein-Mikhailova, Grapes and Apples, and Spring, A Light-Blue Night, After the Rain.<mask> Kirillovna Afonina died at the age of 80. Her paintings can be found in art museums and private collections in many countries. The Fine Art of Leningrad School of Painting has a list of 20th-century Russian painters. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  .6. ,  , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1959 .6. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1963. .7.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1961. .8. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 1964..8. There is a person who says that there is a person who says that there is a person who says that


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title: Alfred Lyttelton

texts: <mask> KC was a British politician and sportsman who excelled at both football and cricket. He displayed an ability that made him arguably the pre in five sports: cricket, football, athletics, rackets and real tennis. He was the first man to represent England at both football and cricket. Between 1903 and 1905, he was the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mary was the daughter of Sir Stephen Glynne, 8th Baronet, and was the twelfth and youngest child of <mask>. The prime minister was an uncle to Charles and the other elder brothers. His great-nephew was a jazz trumpeter.The President of Pop was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. He was a member of the University Pitt Club and played for Cambridge against Oxford in the Real Tennis Varsity Match. The captain of Cambridge University's first-class cricket team in 1879, <mask> played cricket for many years. He was a noted wicket-keeper when he was a member of the team. At an average of 27.85, he scored seven centuries in his cricketing career. He stumped 70 and held 134 catches. He was third in the national first-class averages in 1879 with  688 runs.It was not a first-class county when he represented it. The most notable of the four Test matches that were played against Australia was at The Oval in 1884. In the course of this game, Australia reached a total of 500 for six and the England captain, Lord Harris, grew so desperate for a breakthrough that he asked his wicket-keeper, <mask>, to bowl. W. G. Grace was the one who kept the Australians at bay, while <mask> took the last four Australian wickets for only 19 runs in the course of a dozen four ball overs. He was

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texts: Association code was the "dribbling game", a style of play that valued individualism and close ball control over passing and teamwork. Billy Mosforth tried to draw his colleague's attention to his failing attempts to dribble through the entire Scotland defence in his solitary international. He was silenced by an imperious put-down that typifies the attitude of the earliest amateurs: "I play for my own pleasure." After graduating from Cambridge, he took up the law and served as a legal private secretary to the Attorney General, Sir Henry James.After his uncle's retirement, he became a Liberal Unionist and was elected to the House of Commons at the 1895 general election. He was appointed a Queen's Counsel in January 1900, and later that year he was sent to South Africa as chairman of the committee planning reconstruction, a position in which he impressed the South African High Commissioner. He succeeded him as Colonial Secretary despite his relative political inexperience. His decision to allow Chinese indentured labour into South Africa became a major issue for the Liberals in the 1906 election. The ideas of reforms of Britain's management of the colonies were abandoned by the Liberals who succeeded him. After the Conservatives fell from power, <mask> supported women's speach. He was hit in the belly during a cricket match in South Africa in 1913.After returning to Britain, he was taken ill at the Foreign Office and an operation was performed to 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846


title: Alfred Lyttelton

texts: 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 He died in a nursing home after surgery was unsuccessful. The annual cricket match between Oxford and Cambridge was suspended for two minutes as a mark of respect after the funeral of his friend. The family and their wives were members of an intellectual group. He married the daughter of Sir Charles Tennant, 1st Baronet. The couple lived in Mayfair. Laura died within days of giving birth to their only child, a son, in 1886.Edward Burne-Jones used her features in his 1886 painting The Depths of the Sea and designed her memorial in St Andrew's Church, Mells. Edith Sophy is the daughter of Archibald Balfour. One of their sons died as an infant. Oliver became a prominent politician and businessman after his father's death. He died in July 1913 at the age of 56. His second wife died in 1948. Warsop wrote a bibliography.The earliest edition of the F.A. Cup Finals and the Southern Amateurs: A Who's Who and Match Facts from 1872 to 1884. Soccer data in Beeston. The Brief Profile of <mask> can be found on Don Ambrose's CricInfo page. The Old Etonians F.C. are a group of players. The Privy Council of the United Kingdom Conservative Party has MPs for English constituencies. The Gentlemen of England cricketers, Secretaries of State for the Colonies, and C. I. Thornton's XI cricketers all played in


title: Sabri Godo

texts: <mask> was an Albanian writer, politician and screenwriter. He came from a family with deep patriotic traditions. <mask> was raised in the Totaj family and spent his youth in a patriotic environment. <mask> attended primary school in the city of his birth. After being involved in the anti-fascist war, he was forced to stop attending high school in Tirana. <mask> was awarded for his bravery during all of the battles in Albania and Yugoslavia during the 23 months he was with the 6th brigade. He was dismissed from the army because he was "politically unwanted".The communist party joined in February 1944. The years of the dictatorship began with the expulsion. His life was multiple times the razor's edge because of the marriage with a girl from an aristocracy and his opposition to the regime who were shot, imprisoned and/or in exile. The most sensational and discussed historical novels are Sknderbeu and Ali Pash Tepelena. He continued to research and rewrite the figures that exceeded the size of the nation. The novels have been translated into several languages. He wrote short stories and novels about the war.He was accused of depicting the war in a non-heroic way. He was sent to "reeducation" for 11 years after being kicked out of the "League of Writers" for deviating from socialist realism. The journal "Hosteni" had over four thousand published pages with critical articles and editorials. On January 10, 1990 he formed the Republican Party of Albania, a right-wing party allied with the Democratic Party, after being involved from the beginning in the anti-communist movement. Private property, family, and the nation's unification were part of the program of PR. The way for the young people was paved by <mask>, who was the chairman

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texts: for eight years. He was the Chairman of the National Assembly of PR from 1998 until his death.The Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee was held by <mask> <mask> while he was a Member of the Albanian Parliament. He played an active role in the intensification of Albanian relationships with European structures and other countries. <mask>'s role in resolving the Kosovo issue, for which he fought for 22 consecutive years, from the first day of the Republican Party establishment until the last days of his life, is irrefutable. The people of Kosovo have expressed their gratitude. His role and struggles for the cause of the Cham Albanians is well known. The New Constitution of the Republic of Albania was co-chairmaned by <mask>. "Father of the Constitution" is what he is often referred to as.He was one of the most important figures in Albanian politics. The people, media, and politicians called him "the wise old <mask>" because of his constant efforts to find the path of reason. Death <mask> died of lung cancer on December 3, 2011. He was buried in Tirana the next day. The government decided to make the following day a National mourning day, with flags flying at half-mast. The Assembly of the Republic of Albania held Homages on December 4th. On May 10, a statue of <mask> was unveiled on the premises of the Assembly of the Republic of Albania.The President of the Republic of Albania, Bujar Nishani, posthumously awarded <mask> the Order of Skanderbeg to a prominent national personality in politics and culture. <mask> was awarded the title of Commendatore of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic by the President of the Italian Republic. ":sq:Ali Pash Tepelena (roman)" is a novel. The film "Dritat e qytezs" was written in

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title: William Alison

texts: <mask> was a Scottish physician, social reformer and philanthropist. He was a professor at the University of Edinburgh. He was president of the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, president of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, and vice-president of the British Medical Association. The godson of Laura Pulteney, 1st Countess of Bath, is the son of <mask> and Dorothea Gregory. He climbed Mont Blanc and other mountains as a kid. For a time, he was expected to follow a career in philosophy rather than medicine after graduating from the University of Edinburgh. He graduated from medical school in 1811.The New Town Dispensary was opened in 1814 at 4 East James Street. His academic career was outstanding. He was a Professor of Medical Jurisprudence. He lectured in the institute of medicine from 1822 to 1842. He lectured in the Theory of Physic from 1842 to 1856. Heriot Row is in the Edinburgh's Second New Town. He was the President of the Royal College of Physicians, the President of the Medico-Chirurgical Society, and the Vice President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.Professor <mask> was his cousin. Poor relief in Scotland should be extended from the sick and infirm to include the healthy poor, as advocated by <mask>. The ethos of the age was for poor relief to be taken away from the able-bodied who were presumed to be indolent and sinners. Despite the general feeling of many physicians at the time, <mask> was of the opinion that malarias, or diseases, were not a result of putrescent. The spread of disease was aided by poverty

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texts: and overcrowding according to <mask>. He argued that poverty came from social factors, not sin and sloth, and that higher wages should be paid to workers to mitigate the effects of overcrowding and destitution. <mask> was a pioneer of "political" medicine, as well as social epidemiology and public health, when she stated a case for fighting disease that appeared to be outside the province of contemporary medicine.In his 1840 publication Observations on the management of the poor in Scotland and its effect on the health in the great towns, <mask> argued that the government and its agencies had a major role in the alleviation of poverty and that this undertaking should not be left to religious groups or private charities. He advocated using public taxes to assist widows, orphans, and the unemployed poor, and criticized the establishment for ignoring those who were fit but impoverished. <mask>'s viewpoint was supported by the findings of the Royal Commission on Poor Laws. <mask> was very critical of the Scottish upper class for not providing adequate relief to the impoverished citizens of the country, while praising the English system, which had a long-established legislative framework to maintain minimum standards of relief for those suffering from poverty. Scotland's system was based on voluntary charity by the wealthier members of society, which was justified by the fact that legal guarantees of support and relief for the impoverished would remove any motivation for the poor to work out of their situation. <mask> argued that it was

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texts: unrelieved poverty that lowered the morality of the poor, and not providing any relief made the poor more prone to contract disease. There was no evidence in <mask>'s mind that the English system of governmental relief had brought any of the negative consequences that the Scottish had attributed to it.He advocated swift diagnosis of the ill and, where found to be infectious, recommended prompt hospitalisation for the patient. Edinburgh took immediate and effective action to mitigate the outbreak without waiting for instructions from London. <mask> was ahead of his time in advocating government intervention to alleviate poverty as a means to combat disease, but he lived to see public opinion move closer to his initiatives. The marriage of his first cousin Margaret Craufurd/Crawford Gregory was childless. Attacks of epileptics forced him to retire. Thomas Laycock succeeded him. On September 22, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266

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texts: 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266He was buried in Edinburgh. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh has a bust of <mask>. The management of the poor in Scotland has an effect on the health of the great towns. <mask> WP. Edinburgh: Blackwood in the 19th century. There is an obituary notice. The late Dr. <mask>.The Edinburgh Medical Journal was published in 1859. <mask> and <mask>. Pitman J. Proc R Coll Physicians Edinburgh was published in 1989. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh has a history. Craig. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific. In Illustrating the Connection of the Principle of Population with the Management of the Poor, W.P. was written about the Famine of 1846–47 in the Highlands of Scotland and in Ireland.<mask> was born in 1856. The Report of Her Majesties Commissioners on the Poor Laws of Scotland was written by W. P<mask>. <mask> <mask> was a Scottish social reformer. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh has a Head of Library and Information Services. The Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health was published in 2004. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 2004 contains references to <mask> and <mask>

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title: Albert Widmann

texts: <mask> was a German chemist who worked for the Action T4 program during the regime of Nazi Germany. He was sentenced to prison in West German courts for his criminal activities during World War II. <mask> was born in Germany. His father worked for the railroad. He received his degree in chemical engineering from the University of Stuttgart in 1936. He was hired by Walter Heess, the chief of the Technical Institute for the Detection of Crime, who had previously employed him as a temporary consultant. He was promoted to chief of the KTI's section for chemical analysis by 1940.He wasn't involved in politics. In July 1933, as a student, he joined the National Socialist Motor Corps. He was admitted into the Nazi Party in 1937. In December 1939 he was transferred from the NSKK to the SS with the rank of second lieutenant. Action T4 was involved with Action T4 from the beginning. He was one of the three chemists involved with the program. The program was provided with the needed support services by the KTI office and the man who was not directly employed by Action T4.The first Brandenburg gassing experiment was conducted in the occupied parts of the Soviet Union and the necessary gas and poisons were obtained through KTI. The carbon monoxide gas needed for the T4 killing centers to operate, as well as the "medicines" needed for killings in children's wards, were obtained by Widmann. At least 22 wards were established throughout the German Reich, where doctors were recruited to kill infants sent to them. This was done with an overdose of common medication. The age limit

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texts: moved from infants and children under three to older children and teenagers. Local health authorities deceived parents into believing that their children would receive special medical treatment. They could lose their custody if they resisted.By the end of the war, an estimated 5,000 children had been murdered by this program. He shared his technological knowledge. While other in the T-4 program were in charge of administration, <mask> was in charge of experimenting with gassing techniques. The best way to kill patients with gas was discussed in the early stages of T-4. The idea of releasing gas into the hospital dormitories while the patients slept was dismissed as impractical. The first gassing experiment and proper gassing method was taught by <mask> at the Brandenburg Euthanasia Centre. Other people who attended the first gassing included Philipp Bouhler, Karl Brandt, Viktor Brack, Leonardo Conti and Christian Wirth, as well as officials and physicians from T4 headquarters in Berlin.When the crematorium in Sonnenstein Euthanasia Centre did not function correctly, he only visited other T-4 centers. Before suggesting gassing as a means to kill human beings, <mask> had tested it on animals. The main goal of the work was to minimize the psychological impact of the killings. With Arthur Nebe, commander of Einsatzgruppe B, and an unnamed explosives expert, <mask> tried out ways to kill patients with explosives, and also tried out ways to pipe gas from a motor exhaust to the interior of a chamber. The Nebe incident inspired the idea of using gas. Nebe fell asleep

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texts: with the car engine running after driving home drunk from a party. He was almost killed by carbon monoxide poisoning from the exhaust fumes.The development of gas vans was inspired by this engine exhaust testing. Back in Berlin, Heydrich immediately set to work within the RSHA for the development of a more humane method of execution than the Einsatzgruppen firing squad which had been used. When a prototype gas van was driven to KTI, <mask> explained to his young chemists that by adjusting the timing of the ignition, one could maximize the amount of poisonous carbon monoxide in the exhaust. The firing squad on the eastern front could be spared. The subjects of some of the experiments were killed by poisoned prisoners at the concentration camp. He was promoted to the rank of major by 1944. The kind of problem that Widmann solved did not affect him.<mask> didn't seem to be motivated by Nazi ideology, but rather was determined to keep his job. After the war, <mask> was held by the U.S. occupying forces for several days before taking a job in a paint factory. He was the chief chemist by the time he was arrested. During his prosecution, <mask> was asked how Arthur Nebe's order to kill mental patients in Belarus was related to the assignment he and Nebe were given. I never thought about that question. There was nothing for me to think about after Nebe told me that he had orders to kill mental patients. Mental patients were also killed in the Reich.Apparently, he spent six years and six months in prison. There are references to 1912 births, 1986 deaths, and August


title: Andy Hug

texts: A Swiss karateka and kickboxer named <mask> was born in 1964 and died in 2000. Considered to be one of the greatest kickboxers of all time, <mask> was renowned for his ability to execute numerous kicking techniques rarely seen in high-level competition. He made up for his lack of size with his athletic ability and speed, even though he was usually smaller than his opponents. The axe kick and the "Hug Tornado" are his trademark kicks. While growing up in Aargau, <mask> was a keen footballer but gave up the sport to focus on karate. He rose to prominence in the late 1970s and early 1980s by winning numerous regional tournaments around Europe and transitioned to the heavier division in 1984. He made it to the fourth round of the World Open for the first time, but was eliminated by Shokei Matsui.Returning to Europe, he won his first major title in the form of the 3rd European Championships in 1985 before entering the World Open again in 1987. He was the first non-Japanese fighter to make it to the final of the competition, but again lost to Shokei Matsui. He fought in the third and final World Open in 1991, but lost to Francisco Filho in the third round. After becoming a popular fighter in Japan due to his technical

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texts: diversity, spectacular aesthetic, tactics and strength, <mask> switched from an amateur to a professional fighter in 1992. After winning the 1992 Seidokaikan Karate World Cup, beating Taiei Kin in the final, and finishing as runner-up to Masaaki Satake in the 1993 edition, Hug transitioned to K-1 kickboxing, scoring a first round knockout of Ryuji Murakami in his professional debut at K After a win over Branko Cikati in March 1994, Hug entered the K-1 Grand Prix '94 as one of the tournament favorites but was upset by Patrick Smith in the quarter-finals. In December 1994 he knocked out Rob van Esdonk to win the Universal Kickboxing Federation (UKF) World SuperHeavyweight Championship.At the K-1 Grand Prix '95 Qualifying Round, he was stopped by Mike Bernardo, but he would have his revenge the following year when he won the tournament. In 1997 and 1998, he reached the final of the K-1 World Grand Prix twice and became a three-time world champion under Muay Thai rules. In August 2000, <mask> was unwell in Switzerland. He was diagnosed with leukemia while training in Japan. The day after it was made public that he was in a coma, he died in Tokyo. The martial arts world was shocked by his sudden death. He was a true

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texts: legend in kickboxing and knockdown karate, as well as one of the greatest heavyweights in the history of both sports.At one point, <mask> was the highest paid kickboxer in the world and his matches in his native Switzerland, where he posted a perfect 6–0 record, drew a larger television audience than the tennis matches of Hingis and the games of the Swiss national football team. He was also known for his humility and strong work ethic. According to the results of a survey that asked Japanese people to choose their favorite great person from history, <mask> was ranked at #79. He was born in Zrich, Switzerland, on 7 September 1964. Arthur was a French Foreign Legionnaire and was a Swiss of French descent. He died without ever seeing his son. Madelaine <mask>-Baumann was a German.She had to find gainful employment. Unable to care for <mask>, she immediately put him up for adoption and he spent the first three years of his life in an orphanage until his care was taken over by his grandparents along with his brother, Charly, and sister, Fabienne. The Baumann family raised them in the Canton of Aargau. At the age of six, <mask> began playing association football and went on to play for the Switzerland national under-16

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texts: football team. His home situation made him a target for bully and at ten years old, he started practicing karate despite opposition from his grandfather. His grandmother convinced the grandfather to relent after seeing the boy's passion for the art. By thirteen, he began to show promise as a karateka by winning numerous beginners' karate tournaments and his grandparents eventually forced him to decide between karate and football, since they were no longer in a position to pay for both.He won the Swiss Oyama Cup when he was fifteen. Although full contact karate tournaments had a minimum age of twenty, he showed so much potential as one of the country's biggest prospects that the Swiss Karate Federation allowed him to compete. After his performance in the Oyama Cup, Hug earned himself a place on the Swiss national Kyokushin team and later became the co-owner of a dojo in Bremgarten. He took a job in the main wholesale butchery after completing his apprenticeship. He was released from his contract by mutual agreement in 1986 due to his need for time off work regularly to compete in tournaments and injuries which hindered his work performance. <mask> was selected to represent the Wohlen Karate School at the National


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texts: Team Championships in 1977. His breakthrough performance came at the Swiss national Oyama Cup in 1979 at the age of fifteen, when he defeated several opponents much older than himself to take the tournament crown.In 1981 he was part of the Swiss team that defeated the Dutch in the finals to win the 4 Countries Team Tournament and recorded his first international success by taking a bronze medal at the 5th Dutch Kyokushin Championships. He won both the Swiss Oyama Cup and the Swiss Championships at the same time as he established himself as the country's top Kyokushin fighter. After reaching the round of sixteen in both the 2nd European Championships and the 6th Dutch Open, being eliminated by Jean-Pierre Louisset and Kenneth Felter respectively, <mask> closed out the year by being crowned champion at the 1st Ibusz Oyama Cup in Hungary. In 1983, he made it to the last sixteen at the 7th Dutch Open and in 1984 he won the Swiss nationals. He competed in the 3rd edition of the Kyokushin World Open in January 1984. <mask> reached the final sixteen but lost to Shokei Matsui on points. In 1985 he won the Ibusz Oyama Cup for the second time and the Swiss nationals for the third time, but it was his victory over Klaus Rex in

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texts: the final of the European Championships in Barcelona that made him famous.At the 11th British Open in London, England in 1986, he was eliminated by Michael Thompson. The Englishman came out on top at the same stage of the 4th European Kyokushin Championships in Poland in May 1987 and forced <mask> to relinquish his title as European champion. <mask> became the first gaijin to reach the final of the World Open in 1987 when he beat Akira Masuda in the semis. He lost to Shokei Matsui once again. With his status as an elite fighter secured, <mask> began to compete less. He became a two-time European champion in 1989 when he beat Michael Thompson to win the 5th European Championships. <mask> lost to Michael Thompson in the final of the 6th European Championships in Budapest in 1991 after reaching the final in 1990.The Budokan in Tokyo, Japan hosted the 5th World Championships. <mask> defeated Francisco Filho in his third fight. As the bell rang, Filho landed a mawashi geri on the side of <mask>'s head which left him unconscious on the floor. The Swiss camp protested that Filho had kicked after the bell rang, but it was later confirmed that he had started his move before the time was up. Having been fighting in Japan with

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texts: success for a number of years, <mask> became extremely popular in the country. The fans were impressed by his skills. He became a professional fighter and star in Japan after he switched from an amateur to a professional.He made his karate fighting debut on July 30, 1992 at the Seidokaikan Kakutogi Olympics II. He won the 1992 Seidokaikan Karate World Cup after defeating Taiei Kin. On April 30, 1993, <mask> fought in K-1 for the first time, albeit under Seidokaikan rules, against Nobuaki Kakuda at the K-1 Grand Prix '93. At the second round of the 1992 Seidokaikan Karate World Cup, the Swiss stopped the Thai in the second round with a knee strike, repeating his performance from the first round. He defeated Minoru Fujita by a decision at K-1 Sanctuary III on June 25, 1993. The K-1 Illusion 1993 Karate World Cup was won by <mask>, who defeated Yoshinori Arata, Changpuek Kiatsongrit, and Toshiyuki Atokawa on his way to the final where he met Masaaki Satake. The bout went to sudden death after four overtime rounds.Following the tournament, <mask> began his transition from full contact karate to kickboxing and, already a part of K-1's roster, made his debut against Ryuji Murakami at K-1 Andy's Glove on November 15, 1993.

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texts: to his feet, but he was on wobbly legs and the referee stopped him from taking any more damage than was necessary. Sitting on a less-than-spectacular 8–4 record and having lost in his previous two matches, Hug was struggling with depression and felt at odds with the sport, questioning whether or not he had it in him to continue at the elite level. He went into the 1996 campaign in good shape after a unanimous decision win over Jérme Le Banner at K-1 Hercules on December 9, 1995.After demolishing Bart Vale at the K-1 Grand Prix '96 opening Battle on March 3, 1996, <mask> went on to win the K-1 World Grand Prix Championship two months later. After making short work of Duane van der Merwe with aKO inside forty seconds at the tournament's quarter-final stage, <mask> was waiting for him in the semis and the pair had an epic battle considered to be one of the greatest matches in K-1's history. A back-and-forth fight in which Hoost delivered punishing low kicks throughout and both fighters traded heavily in the clinch, the judges ruled it a split draw after the regulation three rounds and so it went to an extension round to decide the winner only for it to be scored a majority draw After five rounds, the victor was


title: Andy Hug

texts: determined by a split decision. He went up against the power puncher who had knocked him out before in the final. It was not to be three-in-a-row for Bernardo, however, as a combination of fatigue and Hug's low kicks began to wear him down in the second round. The "Hug Tornado" landed on Bernardo's injured left leg to put him away and make it one of the most spectacular finishes of the 1990s.In his second and last defence of the UKF super heavyweights title at K-1 Fight Night II on June 2, 1996, <mask> dispatched the Thai with a right hook at the end of the second round after flooring him. At September 1's K-1 Revenge '96), <mask> fought the first of his six Muay Thai matches, challenging Stan Longinidis for his WMTC World SuperHeavyweight title. In the first round, they exchanged heavy strikes, but in the second, Longinidis was knocked down by a high kick from <mask>, who finished the job with a left cross after he beat the count. On October 18, 1996, <mask> beat Masaaki Satake by unanimous decision to win his third title in the span of five months, the WKA World SuperHeavyweight. He finished the year with an 8–0 record, including a unanimous decision win over Musashi at K-1 Hercules '96. Two-time K-1 Grand Prix

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texts: champion Peter Aerts ended <mask>'s eight fight win streak in the first of their four meetings at K-1 Kings '97 on March 16, 1997. He was hurt by Aerts' right hand a number of times before being put away with an uppercut and a knee.He fought to a five-round split draw with Sam Greco at K-1 Braves '97 on April 29, 1997, before having his fourth and final battle with Mike Bernardo on June 7, 1997, at K-1 Fight Night '97 in Switzerland. The only fight of their 2–2 series went the distance as Hug took the unanimous decision in the only fight of their 2–2 series. <mask> and Francisco Filho met again in 1997 at K-1 Dream '97, almost six years after Filho knocked him out in the third round of the 5th Kyokushin World Open. The fight started tense and cagey, with little to no action for the majority of round one until Filho, making his debut under kickboxing rules, landed the decisive strike, a perfectly timed counter right hook, which sent Hug crashing to the canvas in a state of unconsciousness at the  He entered the Grand Prix with a 1-2-1 record but qualified for the final eight with a win over Pierre Guénette at K-1 Grand Prix '97 1st Round on September 7, 1997. The rubber match between <mask> and Masaaki Satake in the

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texts: quarter-finals went just fifteen seconds as the Swiss dispatched his Japanese foe with a high kick. In the semis, <mask> avenged his loss to Peter Aerts with a unanimous judges' decision victory.After fighting his way through to the final, he was defeated by a unanimous decision in the third match. He had his third meeting with Peter Aerts on June 6, 1998, at K-1 Fight Night '98, after a unanimous decision victory over Curtis Schuster at K-1 Kings '98. With his title on the line, <mask> outfought Aerts over the five rounds to take a unanimous decision and make the second defence of his belt. On August 7, 1998, at the K-1 USA Grand Prix '98, K-1's first venture into the United States and Las Vegas, he dismantled Mike LaBree inside the first round, forcing him into a corner before stopping him with a flurry of punches. The 1998 Grand Prix began on September 27 with the round of sixteen at the K-1 World Grand Prix '98 opening round where <mask> faced off with Mark Russell, one of the few opponents in his career who he had a size advantage over. He finished the job in two with a second leg kick after scoring a knockdown over England's Russell. In a tune-up fight ahead of the Grand Prix finals, <mask> knocked out Masaaki


title: Andy Hug

texts: Miyamoto with a spinning backfist after dropping him with the same technique at K-1 Japan '98 Kamikaze.At the K-1 Grand Prix '98 Final Round on December 13, 1998, he knocked out Ray Sefo in the second round and forced the referee to stop the fight. Both men continued to fight after the bell rang at the end of round two, with Greco knocking Hug to the canvas with a right hand. In their fourth and final match of the tournament, Peter Aerts defeated <mask> via a head kick knockout in the first round. The most successful year for K-1 was 1999. There were record numbers of spectators. The next generation of Swiss giants in Xhavit Bajrami, Bjrn Bregy and Petar Majstorovi, as well as foreign talent such as Michael McDonald, were trained by Hug at his facility in Lucerne, Switzerland. He knocked out Tsuyoshi Nakasako with a second round spinning heel kick at K-1 Rising Sun '99 on February 3 and then scored a second TKO over Ray Sefo at K-1 Revenge '99 on April 25.During the fourth round, Sefo was down for over four minutes and was seen by the ringside physicians after sustaining a low blow. At K-1 Fight Night '99 on June 5, and at K-1 Spirits '99 on August 22, <mask> registered back-to-back unanimous decision victories over


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texts: Leko and Smith. In the opening round of the 1999 K-1 World Grand Prix, he floored Hiromi Amada twice with low kicks, then finished him with a spinning heel kick. In the quarter-finals of the K-1 Grand Prix '99 Final Round, which was held on December 5, <mask> met his last opponent. As early as the first round, <mask> had a groin injury. He dropped a unanimous decision because of his handicap, which forced him to abandon a large part of his kicking game. The year of his death was 2000.He took a majority decision in his second fight with Musashi at K-1 Burning 2000 on March 19 and a unanimous decision in his first fight with Glaube Feitosa at K-1 The Millennium on April 23. In his last fight in Switzerland, <mask> defeated Mirko Cro Cop at K-1 Fight Night 2000. Cro Cop put him under a lot of pressure with his boxing, but he was still able to take the unanimous decision. In his final match, <mask> scored a quick knockout over Nobu Hayashi at K-1 Spirits 2000 on July 7, 2000, sending his Japanese opponent to the canvas twice inside the first round. At the time of his death, he was planning a retirement match and move into acting. During the summer of 1987 <mask> met his wife Ilona, who was working as a fitness trainer

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texts: and model, and they were married on August 28, 1993. Their son was born in 1994.Due to his commitments in Japan, <mask> was unable to see his family often, so he encouraged Ilona to study art and design. After moving to the United States, Ilona attended the Santa Monica College of Design, Art and Architecture for two years before returning to Switzerland to finish her studies. The divorce of <mask> and Ilona took place in 2000. In the late 1990s, Norika Fujiwara was rumored to be romantically involved with <mask>. <mask> was in Switzerland in August 2000 when he had more than thirty-nine attacks of high fever and heavy nosebleeds. Doctors found no sign of illness when he visited the hospital. Despite the advice of the doctors and his manager, <mask> traveled to Japan on 14 August to train for the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000 in Fukuoka.On August 15th, his Swiss personal physician found a tumor on the left side of his neck and declared it to be cancer. He was rushed to the hospital in Bunkyo, Tokyo on August 19 after suffering more feverish attacks. The doctors diagnosed leukemia and began treatment. They warned him that the treatment might affect his condition because of his heart and circulation problems. The doctors

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texts: warned that after starting the treatment, he would suffer brain and lung damage. His body had many signs of acute leukemia: purple spots, digestion pipe bleeding, eyeball bleeding, urinary tract bleeding, and genital bleeding. On the morning of 21 August, Seidokaikan and K-1 founder Kazuyoshi Ishii visited <mask> at the hospital and he told them that he would like to die in Japan.On August 22, <mask> was in good condition, eating without help, and talking to Ilona on the phone. His condition worsened on 23 August as he had difficulty breathing in the morning and by afternoon had fallen into a coma and was placed on a life support system. His heart stopped three times, but the doctors were able to revive him. The doctors decided against reviving him after his heart stopped for the fourth time on August 24. He died two weeks short of his 30th birthday. The Japanese news channels Fuji Television, Japan News Network, NHK World and TV Asahi broadcasted the news of <mask>'s death. Peter Aerts, who was at the hospital having treatment for his lower back, broke down in tears when he was told of <mask>'s passing.He dedicated his performance in the K-1 World Grand Prix 2000 Final to his friend. An hour-long press conference

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title: Chu Ke-liang

texts: <mask>iang was a Taiwanese comedian, actor, television show host and singer. He had unusual clothing and hair styles and was known for his coarse humor. <mask> was born in Zuoying, Kaohsiung in Taiwan. <mask> left home at a young age to pursue his dream of being in the theater. He became an actor and writer after receiving tuition from Ln Sngyn, but was largely unknown to the public. He played the clown character Zh Gling in a play at the age of 30. He chose his own stage name because he was so popular in this role.In 1980, the Chu Ke-liang Cabaret Show (; Zh Gling Gtng Xi) broke onto the scene in Taiwan and <mask>'s popularity took off. <mask> used coarse language and double entendre in the show. He told off-color jokes and got into arguments with the guest singers. <mask> was one of Taiwan's biggest TV stars of the 1980s. James Soong was the candidate for the governorship of Taiwan province in 1994. <mask>, who was Taiwan's most popular entertainer at the time, helped Soong convince Taiwanese to support a candidate with a mainland Chinese background. Despite an income of NT$60 million per month, Hiatus <mask> racked up gambling debts of over NT$100 million from playing Taiwan's illegal lottery and Hong Kong's Mark Six.He owes his boss over a hundred million dollars. In 1995 he fled into hiding to escape his debts. In 1997 he came back to the public eye but then vanished again

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texts: in 1999. There were reports of <mask>'s location. In 2002, <mask> was seen in a temple. The media did not want to expose him. <mask>'s performances were available on videotape and occasionally shown on Taiwan television, so his audience didn't forget him.On 19 February 2009, correspondents from the tabloid Apple Daily followed <mask> in various areas of Kaohsiung and Pingtung Counties before confronting him in a Yongda Road swordfish oden noodle restaurant. He told the reporters that he was still very poor and still on the run. He was working at a temple. Some of <mask>'s former colleagues called for him to return to public life and for his debts to be forgiven so he could work to repay them. Following <mask>'s exposure in an Apple Daily cover story, an advertising deal was announced between <mask> and Tsann Kuen 3C whereby <mask> would receive NT$20 million. <mask> made plans for a comeback in a speech on Taiwan's major TV channels. <mask> said that he had been studying abroad for ten years but that he was grateful to the media for taking pictures of him eating oden.He said he didn't have the courage to come back. According to the China Times, Yu helped arrange a meeting between <mask> and his former boss, who agreed to forgive 80 percent of the debt. <mask> was required to give 20 percent of his earnings until he repaid the money. Golden Throne Communication TV announced a

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title: Chu Ke-liang

texts: series of new shows starring <mask>. In July 2009, <mask>, Zhg Hush began recording a new variety show. <mask> got NT$300,000 per show for his new program. Dngshnziq was <mask>'s first music album.He and his co- host, Rene Hou, won the Golden Bell Awards for Best Variety Show Host. The role of a city councilman in the hit movie Night Market Hero solidified <mask>'s comeback. <mask> was diagnosed with stage II colo-rectal cancer. He was left with no choice but to delay having intensive treatments until September 2016 because of the adverse effects of the cancer treatment, especially the installation of colostomy. It's been reported that <mask> had tried many other treatments that weren't proven to be effective, instead of the surgery and chemotherapy which are proven to be effective in treating cancer. His cancer had advanced to the final stage even though he returned to the hospital to accept the surgery. He said he should have believed in evidence-based medicine two years ago.<mask> died in the National Taiwan University Hospital on May 15, 2017: he had terminal colorectal cancer for three years. He was 70 years old. A memorial was held in May. There was a funeral attended by 2,000 people. <mask>'s screen image has a distinctive hairstyle and clothing. <mask> wears a colorful jacket with a bowtie but also wears shorts, shoes, and socks. <mask>'s hairstyle is called a

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title: Khudiram Bose

texts: An Indian revolutionary from the Bengal Presidency who opposed British rule of India was named <mask>. He was sentenced to death and executed for his role in the Muzaffarpur Conspiracy Case, making him one of the youngest martyrs of the Indian Independence movement. They attempted to assassinate a British judge by throwing bombs on the carriage they thought the man was in. The throwing of bombs resulted in the deaths of two British women. Prafulla shot himself. The man was sentenced to death for the murders of the two women. He was one of the first freedom fighters to be executed by the British.He was 18 years, 8 months, and 11 days old at the time of his hanging, making him one of the youngest revolutionaries in India. Mahatma Gandhi decried the deaths of the two innocent women. The Indian people will not win their freedom through these methods. The two young men were defended by Bal Gangadhar Tilak. Tilak was arrested by the British government on charges of sedition. On December 3, 1889, <mask> <mask> was born in a kayastha family in a small village in the Medinipur district of Bengal. His father was a tehsildar.The family had three daughters. His parents had two sons but both died before he was born. In order to save him from dying at an early age, the newborn child was symbolically sold to his sister in exchange for three handfuls of food grains. This is how he got the name, Khudiram. He lost his mother when he was young. His father died a year later. His sister brought him to her house at Hatgachha village.Amritalal Roy got his son admitted to Hamilton High School. Sri Aurobindo and Sister Nivedita visited Midnapore in 1901 and 1903. They held a series of public lectures and private sessions with revolutionary groups. The teenager was involved in the discussions about the revolution. He came into contact with the network of Barindra Kumar Ghosh when he joined Anushilan Samiti. At the age of 15, he became a volunteer and was arrested for distributing

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texts: pamphlets against the British rule in India. At the age of 16, he planted bombs near the police stations and targeted government officials.The first attempt to kill Kingsford was made with a book bomb. A pound of picric acid and three detonators were packed in an empty tin of chocolate. This was wrapped in a brown paper and delivered to Kingsford's house by Paresh Mallick, a young revolutionary. The package was put in Kingsford's shelf to be looked at later. Fearing of the judge's safety, he was promoted to the District Judge position and transferred to Bihar. He took his furniture, library and the book bomb. They continued their attempt to kill Kingsford.A two-man team visited Muzaffarpur in April. Hemchandra gave them a bomb consisting of 6 ounces of dynamite, a detonator, and a black powder fuse. Prafulla returned with a new boy. Police suspicions were aroused by the activities of Barindra Ghosh and her associates. Kingsford's life was being planned by the Calcutta police. Commissioner F.L. The alert to the police in Muzzafarpur was ignored.Four men were assigned to guard the house. In the meantime, Prafulla Chaki and <mask> <mask> took up residence in a charity inn run by Kishorimohan Bandyopadhyay. The duo kept an eye on the activities and daily routine of their target. The revolutionaries hid their identities for three weeks. The officer from Calcutta returned a letter from the Supt of Muzaffarpur saying that the duo had not arrived. The plans were to be executed on the evening of 29 April. They were pretending to be schoolboys and went to the park opposite The British Club.A person was noticed by a person. Kingsford and his wife were playing bridge with the daughter and wife of a British barrister. They decided to head home. Kingsford and his wife were in the same carriage as Kennedy and his family. The bombs were thrown into the carriage as they ran towards the gate of the European Club. The carriage was taken to Kingsford's house after an explosion.

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texts: the scheduled time.The front rows of the crowd were filled with people holding flower garlands. The lawyer-journalist of the Bengali news daily "Bengalee", Upendranath Sen, reached the venue by 5 AM in a car with all the necessary funerary arrangements and clothes. After the hanging, the funeral procession went through the city, with police guards holding back the crowd. As the carriage passed, the people threw flowers on the body. The story of the hanging was carried in the next day's edition of the Amrita Bazar Patrika. An established British newspaper, The Empire, wrote: The Kesari, nationalist Marathi newspaper, observed on 26 May 1908: The Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam wrote a poem to honor him. The weavers of Bengal started weaving a special type of dhoti with 'Khudiram' written on it.Boys in school colleges wore the dhotis and walked on the path of independence. The first fighter to sacrifice his life in the Indian freedom struggle is believed to be <mask> <mask>. "I was naughty in my childhood, but after I entered Midnapore Collegiate School a statement was made by me while under arrest, recorded by the special branch of the police, before I was hanged." The college was established as an undergraduate college in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. The courses are in arts and commerce. The University of Calcutta is affiliated with it. There is a metro railway station near Garia.The hospital is on a road near a park. The Muzaffarpur Jail, where the freedom fighter was hanged on August 11, 1908, was renamed the Khudiram Bose Memorial Central Jail. The University of Calcutta has a campus for postgraduate studies. It's also known as Alipore Campus. The Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Indore Stadium is located in Kolkata. WB Films has shown the journey of <mask> <mask> in several films. There are references to the Revolutionary movement for Indian independence Anushilan Samiti Prafulla Chaki.Murders in Asia in the 19th and 20th century were committed by Hindus and

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title: Matthew Charlton

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texts: Charlton's father moved with his family to Lambton, a suburb of New South Wales.After graduating from Lambton Public School, he went to work as a coal trapper at the Lambton colliey. He was given a job at the coal-face when he was too old for it. He married Martha Rollings at the age of 23. Coal workers went on strike in 1896 because of plans to reduce their wages. Along with many other miners, he moved to the goldfields near Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, after the struggle against wage reductions failed. After two years in Lambton, he became an official in the Colliery Employees' Federation. While in that position, he also prepared cases.He moved for nationalisation of the coal mining industry after attending a trade union congress to improve the conditions of mine workers. That idea was opposed as being too radical but a compromise was drawn up urging state governments to open and run their own coal mines. On December 5, 1903, <mask> became the second member for the district in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, after Colleagues urged him to stand for the state electoral district of Waratah. He was replaced by JohnNorton in the next year, but his representation was short-lived. He spoke about mining matters in parliament. New South Wales was struck by a coal miners' strike in 1909 and <mask> was called upon to represent it in front of a wage board. He was unsuccessful in getting better conditions for the miners but he was able to convince them to return to work.In 1910, he wrested control of the federal Division of Hunter from Frank Liddell. Hunter has been a safe seat for the Labor party. In

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texts: 1913, Andrew Fisher promoted him to the temporary chairmanship of committees in the House, however in 1915, he threatened to resign over government delays in granting the committee increased powers. In 1916, when Billy Hughes was elected as the new leader of the Labor Party, Fisher persuaded him to vote for the referendum bill, even though he was against it. When he became the target of caucus criticism, <mask> once again proved his loyalty to Hughes by defending him. Hughes left the party before a decision could be made after attacks were made on him. Frank Tudor was a weak leader in health and politics.T. J. Ryan was the successor-designate. Two of the Hughes Government's most important bills were being debated in August 1920, as Tudor and Ryan were taken ill. The acting leader of the House of Representatives was elected at a caucus meeting on August 12. Ryan died of pneumonia on August 1st, 1921. Ryan was elected as the party's leader on 29 September. On January 10, 1922, Tudor died of a heart disease, and <mask> became the acting leader of the party. He became the leader of the Labor Party in the House of Representatives on 25 January.The overall leadership of the party was vacant until 16 May, when <mask> won a ballot against Albert Gardiner. He chose Gardiner as his deputy. At the 1922 federal election, the leader of the opposition offered alternative policies and looked to be favourite until he was hospitalized with illness halfway through the campaign. Labor won the most seats, but was unable to defeat the strong government coalition. Labor was in opposition. During World War I, <mask> opposed

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texts: military training and commitments of Australian forces. In 1924, a League of Nations conference was held in Switzerland.TheGeneva Protocol was formed after the conference when <mask> strongly opposed war. The government of Australia sided with the British and refused to observe the protocol. He lost the 1925 election due to his stance on industrial relations and militant union action. He lent his expertise to conflicts within the Labor Party in the state. On March 29, 1928, he resigned from his positions. James Scullin became the Prime Minister of Australia. After retiring from federal politics, he took an interest in local government and was a member of the Lambton Council from 1934 to 1938.He died at Lambton, New South Wales, where he had lived most of his life. There is a general section of Sandgate Cemetery. Martha was buried with him on June 8, 1955. Both of their sons died. The Division of Charlton in the Hunter Region was a safe Labor seat from 1984 until its abolition in 2016 and was named in his honor. The biography of the Australian Labor Party includes members of the Parliament of Australia, as well as leaders of the Australian House of Representatives for Hunter and the New South Wales Legislative


title: Rasmea Odeh

texts: A Palestinian, a former American, and a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation are the names of the person. She was an associate director at the Arab American Action Network in Chicago and became a U.S. citizen after her release in a prisoner exchange. In 1970, <mask> was found guilty of involvement in two terrorist bombings in Jerusalem, one of which killed two people, and in a US federal jury found him guilty of immigration fraud. She was sentenced to life in prison in Israel for her involvement in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. She spent 10 years in prison before she was released in 1980. She admitted in a 1980 interview that she was involved in two bombings, but said the intent was not to hurt anyone. On November 10, 2014, a jury in Detroit, Michigan, found <mask> guilty of immigration fraud for concealing her conviction and imprisonment for the 1969 bombings.On December 11, she was released on bond. <mask>'s counsel maintains that she did not receive a fair trial because the judge ruled that her testimony that she had been tortured while in Israeli police custody was irrelevant. The claims of torture made by Odeh were found to be false by federal prosecutors. On February 13, 2015, federal Judge Gershwin A<mask> wanted Drain to either overturn the jury's conviction or grant her a new trial. The evidence was more than sufficient to support the jury's verdict, as he ruled that her argument lacked legal merit. <mask> was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison on March 12, 2015, stripped of her US citizenship, and set for deportation to Jordan after serving her time.She was

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texts: free on bail while she appealed. Her conviction was thrown out by the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals and sent back to the District Court. She pleaded guilty to failing to tell the truth on her citizenship application. She was deported as part of the plea agreement. In 1970 she was sentenced to life in prison by an Israeli military court for her involvement in two terrorist bombings in Jerusalem and involvement in an illegal organization. <mask> claimed that she had suffered torture and rape while in prison. As soon as 1975, her case was documented by a lawyer in Israel.In 1979 the Sunday Times special investigation team aired allegations that prison authorities tortured Odeh. She claims that while her father was being tortured, she was stripped and he was asked to have sex with her. She claims that she made the confession because of this. According to American federal prosecutors, the Israeli investigators found "extensive bomb-making materials and explosives" and "explosive bricks" when they searched <mask>'s house. The trial was a sham because she was not allowed to speak of torture and an expert's testimony was not allowed. The Chicago Tribune reports that in the documentary, Women in Struggle, which was made before her indictment for concealing her arrest, <mask> made no denial that she had a role in the bombings. The video also includes an interview with Aisha <mask>, who was also charged in the case, in which she describes the role she played in the bombing.An observer from the International Committee of the Red Cross stated that he thought the trial had been fair. Odeh claimed that her father was

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title: Rasmea Odeh

texts: forced to attempt to rape her on the day they were arrested. Nine days after their arrest, an American consular official visited Yousef <mask>, who is a naturalized U.S. citizen, while he was in custody to check on his condition. The official reported back to Washington that Yousef <mask> was receiving standard treatment despite his complaints of uncomfortable, overcrowded conditions. Yousef <mask> did not report any allegations of torture. Leon Kanner of Netanya and Eddie Joffe of a Tel Aviv suburb were killed in one of the bombings. Two students stopped in at a crowded Jerusalem SuperSol supermarket to buy groceries for their field trip when they were killed by a bomb.Nine people were wounded by the bomb. There was a bomb at the supermarket. Four days later, <mask> was convicted of bombing and damaging the British Consulate. The bombings were the work of the PFLP, according to Israeli authorities. In 1980, <mask> was one of 78 prisoners released by Israel in exchange for a captured Israeli soldier. <mask> testified at the United Nations about being tortured, according to her lawyer. <mask> entered the United States from Jordan in 1995.She stated at the time that she had no criminal record. An individual convicted of a terrorist bombing would not be admitted to the United States if that information was known at the time of arrival, according to the U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of Michigan. <mask> applied to become a US citizen in 2004. According to her indictment, on her immigration forms, she again answered "no" as to whether she had received any criminal convictions or served any time in

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title: Rasmea Odeh

texts: prison; her defense attorneys claimed that she understood the form to be referring to her time in the United States. The Detroit immigration officer who interviewed <mask> in 2004 testified that she made a point of clarifying to applicants that the question applies to convictions anywhere in the world. In her case, <mask> would testify that Williams had not done that. On December 9, 2004, <mask> was sworn in as a naturalized US citizen.She moved to Jackson, Michigan. She appeared in a documentary about four Palestinian women imprisoned in Israeli jails, which 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 The Arab American Action Network is in Chicago. On October 17, 2013, Odeh was indicted for concealing her arrest, conviction, and imprisonment in her application, and for lying as to where she had lived previously. She was arrested at her home in the Chicago area five days later. Odeh rejected a pre- trial offer from federal prosecutors that would have limited her prison sentence to a maximum of six months and allowed her to remain free until her deportation. She preferred the case to go to trial because she felt it was not in her best interest.The first judge to be assigned to the case, federal district court Judge Paul Borman, was forced to step down after learning that his

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texts: family owned a supermarket bombed in 1969. He stated that his financial ties could be seen as an inference of a lack of impartiality in the context of the issues presented in this case. <mask>'s lawyers had requested that he step down because he had received an award from the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit for supporting Israel, that his family had fundraised for a pro-Israeli charity, and that he had made many trips to Israel. He said that <mask>'s lawyers were engaged in "careless and rank speculation" for suggesting that he could not be impartial in the case, stating that "a judge's prior activities relating to his religious convictions are not a valid basis for questioning his impartiality in a particular case". He noted that some of the material was applied to his cousin. The immigration fraud trial of <mask> was held in Detroit, Michigan. There is a drain presiding.She was accused of concealing her 1969–70 arrest, conviction, and imprisonment when she filed US immigration papers. <mask> was accused of lying in her immigration papers about her prior residency, claiming that she had lived in Jordan from 1948 until her application. She had been tortured while in prison, and suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder, according to her defense. Judge Drain ruled that the evidence was irrelevant to whether Odeh lied on her immigration documents. <mask> was found guilty of immigration fraud in federal court in Detroit on November 10, 2014, for concealing her prior arrest, conviction, and imprisonment. The jury deliberated for two hours. The jury was told by Judge Drain that it was a fair and

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texts: reasonable verdict.She was taken into custody after the conclusion of her trial after the judge found her to be a flight risk. On December 8, Judge Drain agreed to allow her to be released on a $50,000 cash bond, pending her sentencing. On February 13, 2015, Judge Drain denied <mask>'s request that he either overturn the federal jury's conviction of her or grant her a new trial, ruling that her argument lacked legal merit. The evidence was sufficient to support the jury's verdict and the jurors clearly did not believe her explanation, according to the judge. <mask> was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison by Judge Drain on March 12, 2015, and it was announced that she would be stripped of her US citizenship and deported to Jordan at the conclusion of her sentence. During her appeal, she was allowed to go free on bail. The case was thrown out by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit because of the admissibility of expert testimony.Circuit Judge John M. Rogers was joined partially by Judge Karen Nelson Moore, who dissented and ordered a new trial. On December 6, Judge Drain in Detroit denied prosecutors' request to reinstate <mask>'s conviction, instead granting <mask> a new trial, scheduled to begin January 10, 2017). On March 23, 2017, <mask> accepted a plea agreement where she would serve no prison time but would lose her U.S. citizenship and be deported. <mask> was stripped of her US citizenship in a federal court hearing in Detroit. She was ordered to pay a $1,000 fine for immigration fraud and deported to Jordan. <mask> was deported to Jordan. She was banned from speaking at

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title: Lonnie Thompson

texts: A professor at Ohio State University, <mask> is an American paleoclimatologist. In the tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world, he has achieved global recognition for his drilling and analysis of ice caps and mountain glaciers. The ice core paleoclimatology research group is run by him and his wife. <mask> was born on July 1, 1948 in Gassaway, West Virginia. He was raised on a farm. He majored in geology at Marshall University. He received his M.S. at The Ohio State University.There are degrees in geology. <mask> is one of the world's foremost authorities on paleoclimatology. He has led 60 expeditions where they conduct ice-core drilling programs in the polar regions as well as on tropical and subtropical ice fields in 16 countries. He and his team from the Ohio State University have developed light-weight solar-powered drilling equipment for acquisition of histories from ice fields in the tropics and Himalayas. The results of the paleoclimate histories were published in more than 200 articles and have contributed to improved understanding of Earth's climate system. He was the first scientist to retrieve ice samples from a remote tropical ice cap and analyze them for ancient climate signals. He was a graduate student at Ohio State when he created the ice core research program.The Everest lower base camp is at 5,380 m (17,700 ft) and the upper base camp is at 6,500 m (21,300 ft). The mountain is 29,029 ft high. According to Rolling Stone magazine, there is only one person in the world who has spent more time above 18,000 feet. His observations of glacier retreat show that glaciers around the world are melting and that the warming of the last 50 years is now outside the range of climate variability for several thousand years. Climate change will

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texts: cause the snows of Africa's Mount Kilimanjaro to melt within the next 20 years, he predicted in 2001. Changes in the mountain's ice fields may signal an even quicker melting of its snow fields, which <mask> documented for thousands of years. Some of <mask> and his wife's work was used in the movie An Inconvenient Truth.Ellen and <mask> <mask> have been married for more than 40 years. They met while he was studying geology at Marshall University and she was pursuing a degree in physics. Both of them pursued graduate degrees in geology at the Ohio State University. They are interested in examining the effects of climate change on the world's glaciers and in developing the technology to drill deep in the ice. He had a successful heart transplant on May 1, 2012 <mask> was featured among eighteen scientists and researchers as "America's Best" by CNN and Time Magazine. The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences awarded <mask> the Dr A.H. Heineken Prize for Environmental Sciences in 2002.The Swedish Society for Anthropology and Geography awarded <mask> a medal in 2002. <mask> was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. <mask> was featured in an article. The Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement was awarded to <mask> in 2005. <mask> was elected to the society. The Roy Chapman Andrews Society awarded theDistinguished Explorer Award to Mosley-<mask> and <mask>. <mask> was named to receive the National Medal of Science.The United States can give this honor to an American scientist. President Bush presented it to <mask> in July of 2007. <mask> received the Seligman Crystal from the International Glaciological Society. One of the highest awards is the Crystal. The $1 million Dan David Prize was shared by Mosley-<mask> and <mask>. <mask> was listed

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texts: as a Heroes of the Environment by Time Magazine. The Benjamin Franklin Medal in Earth and Environmental Science was awarded to Mosley-<mask> and <mask>.The International Science and Technology Cooperation Award was held in China. There have been 53 research grants awarded to <mask> <mask> and he has published 165 papers. An abbreviated list of expeditions, grants, and publications can be found in his Ohio State curriculum vitae. The <mask>'s research group at OSU has some notable publications. The home page of the Department of Geological Sciences is "Rapid Climate Change in the Earth System: Past, Present, Future". "Science Goes to New Heights" is an article about <mask>'s research. The <mask>'s polar research was profiled in two video segments in 2008 by WOSU Public Media.Members of the United States National Academy of Sciences Foreign members of the Chinese Academy of

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title: Warren Clay Coleman

texts: One of the first black-owned and operated textile mills in the United States was built by the Coleman Manufacturing Company, founded by <mask>. In 2015, the Coleman-Franklin-Cannon Mill was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. <mask> was born into slavery and learned to make shoes and barbering at an early age. <mask> made use of his contacts and became known as a highly successful entrepreneur in and around Concord, North Carolina, because he had a white attorney father who took an interest in him. He owned farms in several areas and had other businesses in addition to the mill. <mask> was the wealthiest man of color in the state. <mask> was born into slavery in 1849.His mother, who was mixed race, was held by <mask>, Jr. and his wife Mary. His white father was an attorney who lived near the <mask>s. During the American Civil War, Barringer became a Confederate general. <mask> and <mask> were both fathered by Barringer before the attorney married. After breaking with Barringer, their mother had another illegitimate son, Joseph Smith. The father Barringer married three times and had a total of three sons and a daughter from each marriage. <mask>'s mother married an enslaved blacksmith named John F. Young.The family could be united on one plantation if the master of the slave husband bought the wife. Young lived with his wife and children at <mask>'s plantation. While a youth on the <mask> plantation, <mask> is believed to have learned shoemaking and barbering skills. He was a boot and shoe maker for the Confederate Army. White men who had mixed-race sons tried to get them into apprenticeships so they could support themselves as free men. After the war, <mask> was freed but was bound for two years in an apprenticeship with William M<mask>. <mask> was a planter-lawyer in Cabarrus County, who later became the state attorney general, and he

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texts: served as a patron of the younger man.<mask> moved to Alabama to find economic opportunities. He established his first business after returning to Cabarrus County. He attended the Model School at Howard University in Washington, DC, to learn more about business and was supported by <mask>. <mask> was aided by his father Barringer, who had a law practice in Concord and Charlotte until 1871, and also by <mask>. The younger <mask> bought land from the Barringer family. One of the richest merchants of color in the state was <mask> <mask>. His first purchase was a 130-acre wooded farm.His mercantile store is located on Main Street in Concord, the county seat. He married Jane E. Jones in 1875. He started a grocery store that sold teas, coffee, sugar, syrups, molasses, cakes, and candies. <mask>'s general store became one of the city's major shops after he combined his two stores. He built inexpensive worker housing for more than 100 rental houses in the African-American section of town, and a residential rental company to manage them. Migrants from rural areas were housed in Concord. <mask>'s status as the son of a famous businessman and his relationships with other influential whites are thought to have helped him make his first investments.<mask> worked with black capitalists and Booker T. Washington to build the nation's first African-American owned and operated textile factory. <mask> and his partners wanted to create industrial opportunity for the black community because they were excluded as textile workers from white-owned mills. The company was incorporated in 1895. The Coleman Manufacturing Company employed more than 300 African-American workers in a three-story brick building when it 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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texts: 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The assets were worth $100,000. After <mask>'s death in 1904, the mill struggled financially and was closed because of an increase in cotton prices. It was sold to other people.After <mask>'s death, the mill passed out of black ownership, but its operation with black workers opened doors for others. When a hosiery factory opened in 1913, it employed black seamstresses and other workers, unlike many white-owned mills in the South. <mask> was the richest person of color in the state in 1900. According to a historian working on a biography of the businessman, he was the richest African American in the country after 1900. <mask> owned property on Lincoln and Spring streets. Price Temple was established so that people working for him could have a church close by. He gave money to Rock Hill and Zion Hill AME Zion churches.<mask> subsidized tuition for students at historically black colleges to encourage education among African Americans. The African-American orphanage in Oxford, North Carolina was supported by him. Bill Bryant used to run a large printing operation at Legacy Today. Several specialty auto body and auto parts shops, a pool company, and a distillery are all leased by him. The section of highway near the mill was named "<mask> C. Coleman Boulevard" in 2001. The Coleman-Franklin-Cannon Mill was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015. The first annual W.C. Coleman Day Street Festival was held by the Price Memorial AME Zion Church.Tar Heel Blacks and the New South Dream: The Coleman Manufacturing Company was published in

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title: Harry Haywood

texts: The leader of the Communist Party of the United States (CPUSA) and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) was an American political activist. He wanted to connect the political philosophy of the Communist Party with the issues of race. He traveled to the Soviet Union to study the effect Communism had on race in the United States. He was selected to be the head of the Communist Party's Negro Department because of his work there. By the late 1930s, the party platform deviated from advocating for African-American self-determination. As the party's platform changed, he lost his stance in the party. He created a group to help the Scottsboro boys case.He was also an author. His first book was called Negro Liberation. He wrote an autobiography after being kicked out of his affiliating party. He was involved in Marxist thinking on the national question of African Americans in the United States. He founded the Maoist New Communist movement. On February 4, 1898, <mask>, Jr. was born in South Omaha, Nebraska, to former slaves from Missouri and West Tennessee. Many southern blacks migrated to Omaha because of jobs with the railroads and meatpacking industry.Ethnic Irish had established an early neighborhood in South Omaha. He was the youngest of the three boys. The Hall family moved to Minnesota after their father was attacked by whites. They moved to Chicago two years later. He served in the United States in World War I. After returning to Chicago, the younger Hall was radicalized by the Red Summer of 1919, when mostly ethnic Irish attacked blacks on the South Side. Otto, Hall's older brother, joined the Communist Party in 1921 and invited Hall to join the secret African Blood Brotherhood.He was influenced by theories he read as a teen. In his book Black Bolshevik, he stated that "this work was the most important book I had read in the entire three years of my political search and was decisive in leading me to the Communist Party." After joining the African Blood Brotherhood in 1922, he joined the Young Communist League in 1923. He joined the Communist Party in 1925. He used the


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texts: first names of his mother and father on his passport application in order to change his name to "<mask>". He first studied at the Communist University of the Toilers of the East in 1925 and then at the International Lenin School in 1927. Ho Chi Minh was one of the anticolonial revolutionaries he met.He began to advocate for African-American concerns, arguing that they must embrace nationalism in order to avoid the harmful effects of integration. He was a delegate to the Communist International. He was involved in the development of the "Native Republic Thesis" for the South African Communist Party, as well as the commission dealing with the question of African Americans in the United States. The "Comintern Resolutions on the Negro Question" of 1928 and 1930 stated that African Americans in the Southern part of the United States had the right to self-determination. Throughout his life, he would fight for this position. He served on the Central Committee from 1927 to 1938 and on the Politburo from 1931 to 1938. He supported William Z in the factional struggles against Jay Lovestone and Earl Browder.Foster. The General Secretary of the League of Struggle for Negro Rights was active in other issues as well. He led the movement to support the Scottsboro Boys, organized miners in West Virginia with the National Miners Union, and was a leader in the struggles of the militant Sharecroppers' Union in the Deep South. He led the "Hands off Ethiopia" campaign in Chicago in 1935 to oppose Italy's invasion of Ethiopia. The Smith Act was used to try Communist leaders in 1949. His military career included service in three wars. His interest in military combat began when he heard about the service of his friends in the Black National Guard.He served in the United States in World War I. He fought for the Popular Front with the Abraham Lincoln Battalion in the Spanish Civil War. During the Battle of Brunete, there was a position held by <mask>. They broadcast from Madrid in support of the Republican cause. He was an active member of the National Maritime Union during World War II. During his

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texts: economic questions would only hurt African Americans. Critics tried to use statistics to show that there wasn't a black nation in the South after the Great Migration of millions of blacks to the North and Midwest. In his 1957 article, "For a Revolutionary position on the Negro Question", <mask> responded that the question of an oppressing nation in the South was not one of "nose counting." The first major study of the African-American national question was written by an African-American Marxist. Paul Robeson offered $100 a month to subsidize his work on the project. Russian, Polish, German, Czech and Hungarian were where it was published.It was published by the October League's publishing arm in 1976. The position of the book was not new, but a reaffirmation of the revolutionary position developed at the Sixth Comintern Congress in 1928. The crux of the position is that the problem is a question of an oppressing nation with full rights of self-determination. The revolutionary essence of the struggle for Black equality stems from the fact that the special oppression of Blacks is a main prop of the system of imperialist domination over the entire working class and the exploited American people. The struggle for Black liberation is part of the proletarian revolution. The task of the working-class movement is to solve the problem of land and freedom for the black people. The analysis of the concrete conditions of Black people in the post-war period was new in the book.The 1940 census, the 1947 Plantation Count and other sources were used to show that the present day conditions affirmed the essential correctness of the position we had formulated years before. Robert F. Williams called <mask> one of the pioneers of the Black liberation struggle because of this and other works. Comintern documents about the "Self-Determination in the Black Belt theory" have been accessed by leading historians in the US. The Communist Party played an important role in the Deep South from 1929 on. The Party's efforts toward unity among all workers in the South, the international impact of the defense

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texts: of the Scottsboro Boys, the organization of inter-racial unions in the Deep South, and a unified Black protest movement in the United States culminated in the formation of the National Neg. The Civil Rights movement became more active in the 1950s due to the self-determination theory and other factors. Civil rights activity was labeled an automatic Communist threat by McCarthyism.The NAACP was banned as a Communist threat in the South. The Comintern documents are located at New York University. Under General Readings, there are some books that use them as source documents. Nikita Khrushchev's rise to power and the death of Stalin led to the expulsion of the CPUSA. The anti-revisionist movement was born out of the Sino-Soviet split and was one of the pioneers. He was part of a group of people who took pro-Stalin positions. The decision to change its position on the African-American national question was one of the factors that led to <mask>'s expulsion.The dissolution of the Sharecroppers Union in 1959 led to the dropping of the demand for self-determination for African Americans in the South. When the party was dissolved in 1944, the demand was dropped. As American capitalism developed, so too would Black-White unity. He wrote "For a Revolutionary position on the Negro Question" in 1957 but was unsuccessful in changing the direction of the Party. One last time, <mask> tried to intervene, although he was no longer a party member. He wrote "On the Negro Question" at the Seventeenth National Convention in the name of the African Blood Brotherhood. Most of <mask>'s potential allies had already been kicked out of theCPUSA in order to combat left-sectarianism and dogmatism.White chauvinism in the party caused the change in position. As the Civil Rights movement developed, he argued that the change prevented the CPUSA from giving appropriate leadership. He believed the actions of Dr. King and the NAACP were left behind by the Party. The Party was more hostile to the Black Power movement. The founding of the Provisional Organizing Committee for a Communist Party by 83 mostly Black

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texts: and Puerto Rican and White trade unionists was done in New York City. Coleman Young was elected the first black mayor of Detroit and Theodore W. Allen was best known for his "White skin privilege" theory. The POC became an isolated, ultra left sect completely removed from any political practice.As the civil rights and the black power movement began to hit the streets, the (POC) released many highly trained organizers. The leader of the Harlem Rent Strike and Tenants' Union, Jesse Gray, was elected to the New York State Legislature from Harlem. After Malcolm X's assassination in 1965, <mask> worked with James Haughton and Josh Lawrence in Harlem Fight- Back, then in Oakland, California, and finally in Detroit, Michigan, with the Detroit Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers. The Institute for the Black World in Atlanta, Georgia invited <mask> back to the United States permanently in 1970 after he had returned to Mexico for a short time. The goal of the New Communist Movement was to found a new Communist Party on an anti-revisionist basis, believing that the Communist Party had deviated irrevocably from Marxism-Leninism. He worked in one of the Maoist groups that formed the Communist Party. The Central Committee was chaired by <mask>.Some of his important writings and political life were edited out of his book. The manuscript he wrote with the acknowledged collaboration with Gwendolyn Midlo Hall and was dedicated to Robert F. Williams was not mentioned. The armed self-defense movement against the Ku Klux Klan was deeply influenced by this mimeographed work from early 1964 throughout California and the Deep South, which projected a slogan widely picked up throughout the Deep South that we must pose our own challenge to order and stability to counter. Black Bolshevik was read by the public as well as scholars. He provided ideological leadership far beyond the New Communist Movement through it and his other writings. The League of Revolutionary Struggle (Marxist-Leninist), the early Revolutionary Communist Party, and many other warring


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texts: factions of the New Communist Movement were influenced by the theoretical contributions of Haywood. Lack of experience, sectarianism, and voluntarism kept the young Maoist groups from taking a strong leading role.The New Communist movement spent too much time and energy trying to get the "franchise" of governments and parties outside of the United States, according to his last published article. The Ray O. values <mask>'s theoretical contributions to questions of African-American national oppression and national liberation. The Light Group was formed out of an anti-revisionist split from the Communist Party USA in 1961. The <mask> Papers, Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Books Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York City and the University of Michigan can be used to study his role in the black protest movements during the 1960s through the 1980s. Historical materialism, geography, Marxist education, and social movement theory are just a few of the theories that have been influenced by <mask>'s theoretical innovations. In 1920, <mask> married a woman named Hazel, but they separated a year later. He married a woman he had known for years while he was in Los Angeles.They divorced in 1955. The married couple were from New Orleans, Louisiana. Throughout her life, she has been active in civil rights. She is a prominent historian of slavery in the United States and Latin America. She was an academic at Rutgers University. Midlo Hall mostly provided for the three children. They're called Dr. <mask> Hall.Dr. Rebecca Hall was born in 1956. A third child from a previous marriage is named Leonid A. Yuspeh. The year 1951. Their marriage lasted until Midlo Hall's death in 1985. Some of the articles they collaborated on were published in the magazine in 1964. They lived apart after late 1964, but she did not follow him into the New Communist movement. He and his family moved to Mexico City after he was kicked out of the Communist Party.Midlo Hall obtained her bachelor's and master's degrees in history at Mexico City College. After working as a temporary legal

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texts: secretary in the United States, she went to graduate school in 1966 and earned her doctorate in 1970 at the University of Michigan. She went to work as an assistant professor at Rutgers University and went on to become a full professor. At Michigan State University, Midlo Hall taught Africans in the Atlantic World. In January 1985, <mask> died and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Column 7 is from the bottom. Interred under the name "Haywood Hall".He had a service-related disability and spent the last few years of his life at a Veterans Administration medical facility. The Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Books Division of the New York Public Library holds the <mask> papers. According to Richard Wright's autobiographical novel Black Boy (American Hunger), the character of Buddy Nealson is from Haywood. The Communist Party USA and African-Americans were involved in the Civil rights movement. New York: Verso. William Z. is the son of William Z. The History of the Communist Party of the United States was written by Foster.International Publishers in New York in 1952. Lance Hill wrote Deacons for Defense: armed resistance and the civil rights movement. The University of North Carolina Press was published in 2004. Robin D.G. The Alabama Communists were during the Great Depression. The University of North Carolina Press was published in 1990. "Harry Haywood" is written by William Eric Perkins.There is an Encyclopedia of the American Left. Garland was in New York in 1990. The Making of the Black Radical Tradition was written by Cedric J. Robinson. The University of North Carolina Press was published in 2000. The Communist position on the Negro question was worked on. Earl and Clarence were with them. New York: Workers Library Publishers.Lynching is a weapon of national oppression. With a man. International Publishers was founded in New York. The Road to Negro Liberation is a report on the 8th Convention of the Communist Party of the USA. New York: Workers Library Publishers. In Detroit's Own Scottsboro Case, the South comes north. The League of Struggle for Negro Rights was


title: Cutts Barton

texts: <mask> was D.D. Dean of Bristol was an English cleric from 1763 to 1780. He was the son of a reverend. He was admitted to Peterhouse, Cambridge when he was 17 years old. He received his B.A. there. In 1728, I was ordination as a deacon and M.A. In 1733 he was incorporated at Oxford.In 1734, <mask> became the Rector of St Andrew. In 1745 he took on the parish of Little Laver, Essex. He was appointed Clerk of the Closet in the household of Frederick, Prince of Wales, a position he held for life, after the Prince's death in 1751. In 1754 he was the President of Sion College. In 1754 he preached a sermon for the Royal College of Physicians, London, and in 1758 he preached a sermon for the London Smallpox Hospital. The Bishop of Bristol was an associate of Frederick, Prince of Wales and a chaplain to Princess Augusta. The Princess supported him for the post.The Dean of Bristol was made by Francis Ayscough, a cleric from the household of Frederick, Prince of Wales. <mask>, appointed Dean in 1763 after Ayscough's death, was found to be absent byNewton, who wrote that he had been in Bristol Cathedral for months without seeing the face of Dean or Prebendary. It would have been required for the Dean to reside for three months a year. The pieces of Bristol High Cross were given to Henry Hoare by <mask> as

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texts: Dean. Stourhead was where they were rebuilt. On September 10, 1780, <mask> <mask> died at Langley Broom, now part of Langley, Berks. <mask> was the grandfather of <mask> <mask>.The Duke of Cleveland took over the park from the Duke of Montagu. In 1754 it was noted that <mask> <mask>'s father was a half-brother of <mask>. In 1713, Jonathan Swift reported to the 2nd Duke of Montagu on Catherine's support for Edward Montagu at the election. The Duke received a letter from the Bishop of Bangor in favour of Mr. <mask>. Henry Sacheverell was the incumbent at the time. He was replaced at St Andrew by his older brother, <mask> about a house party. The Duke of Montagu had broken down while travelling with <mask>. They borrowed a two-wheel chaise after riding the post horses for a few miles. The party went on for four weeks and was communicated with by Elizabeth Germain. <mask> was invited to Goodwood House by the Duke ofRichmond with the Duke of Montagu, Sir Thomas Robinson and James Brudenell among others. <mask> is one of the coterie that visited both ducal Boughton and Goodwood. George Brudenell became the 1st Duke of Montagu after his father-in-law, the 2nd Duke, died.He used the title Earl of Cardigan. <mask> bought land for the Earl of Cardigan next to the site of the future Buccleuch House. It

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