title: Alexandre Hogue

texts: <mask> was an American artist who was active from the 1930s through the 1960s. The majority of his works focus on the landscape of the Southwest and South Central United States during the Dust Bowl. Reverend <mask> was born in Memphis, Missouri, on February 22, 1898. After moving to Texas, the Hogues attended the Bryan Street High School in Dallas, Texas, graduating in 1918. After a year at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Hogue moved to Dallas, where he was employed at the Dallas Morning News as an illustrator. Hogue moved to New York City in 1921 to study museums and work at various advertising firms. He traveled back and forth between Texas and New York to sketch with Charles Franklin Reaugh until he decided to stay in Texas in 1925 to paint.Hogue became the head of the art department at Hockaday Junior College in 1936 after teaching art at the Texas State College for Women. In 1938, Hogue. Hogue worked at North American Aviation during World War II. He was the head of the art department at the University of Tulsa from 1945 to 1963. The university founded a gallery in his honor after he retired. Hogue lived in Tulsa until his death. Hogue's mother taught him about Mother Earth, which became a key concept to most of his paintings.Hogue remembered his mother's words that "conjured up visions of a great female figure under the ground so I would tread easy on the ground." The effects of the Dust Bowl on the land that Hogue had grown to love had a profound effect on his works. The loss of the grasslands in the Texas Panhandle influenced his ecocentric views that are displayed in his paintings. During his time in New York City, Hogue claimed that his artistic style was not influenced. He was quoted as saying that he did not do any painting during this time to avoid the inevitable shift in personal style that comes with the analysis of other

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texts: works. Hogue refused to be influenced by his friends. The Dallas Nine, a group that painted, drew, sculpted, and printed pieces, is associated with Hogue.The movement towards drawing from European traditions was different to this idea. The Dallas Nine created realistic pieces according to their surroundings in the Southwest. The other artists included in the movement were Jerry Bywaters, Thomas Stell, Harry Carnohan, Otis Dozier, William Lester, and John Douglass. The Dallas Artists League and others were featured in the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. The Dallas Nine movement ended with the beginning of the abstract expressionism style that gained popularity after World War II. <mask> used the Southwest region differently than the other members of the Dallas Nine school. Occasionally, Hogue is labeled as a Regionalist; he struggled with the idea of a Texan identity, like many other citizens of the state.He never referred to himself as a Regionalist. Hogue tried to avoid the Regionalist genre, even though his works were of the genre. The realist landscapes of the Dust Bowl blamed Texans more than they identified with them. The destroyed state of the land was the fault of the people who lived there, according to Hogue. Hogue's style began to emerge in the 1930s. He focused on natural processes as well as the world of Native Americans and their relationship with the land. Naturalism is not possible because every artist recreates a realistic landscape and changes it to fit their own idea of what the view really looks like, according to Hogue.Naturalism is created in the artist's head. <mask>'s style shifted towards the abstract end in the 1960s. With realism still intact, Hogue did drawings and paintings of realistic images, but from different points of view. Most of Hogue's works were affected by the Great Depression. Hogue was not employed by the Works

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texts: Progress Administration or the Federal Art Project, unlike other artists during the Great Depression. People were at fault for the Dust Bowl because of their maltreatment and disrespect towards nature. The symbol of the tractor can be seen in Hogue's work and others.The Dust Bowl was caused by land destruction caused by the tractor. It shows the move towards machines in the fields and leaves the farmers without a job. The flesh imagery is one of the ways Hogue expresses his unhappiness with the human race. Hogue relates the maltreatment of the land to murder by portraying it as the body of a female figure. Another disturbing image of land abuse is presented by Mother Earth Laid Bare. The plow is a symbol for rape of the land because it is related to the body of a woman called Mother Earth. The woman is rendered completely barren by the plow.As water runs off, the land is beyond help. <mask> said that we have caused the loss of life and that we can't return it to its fertility. In <mask>'s 1934 painting Drouth Stricken Area, line, texture, and balance allude to his views on the ecological environment of the 1930s. The horizon line on the right side of the painting allows the eye to move from the busy foreground to the barren background. The horizon line and background are empty except for the windmill structure in the far distance. The viewer's eye can travel along that line to understand the damage done to the land by its inhabitants. There are stumped posts along this line.The erosion contributed to the infertility and uselessness of the soil. The audience is drawn to the covered posts by the line formed by the newly eroded soil. Hogue uses texture to show the state of the land in the Dust Bowl. The dry, cracked texture of the soil in the foreground shows the lack of water in the ground. The texture is centered on man-made structures. The land is


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texts: smooth and there are no structures in the background. The ground is the driest in the foreground with houses, gates and a windmill.Hogue blames people for the Dust Bowl. Almost all of the objects are placed in the center of the picture. This creates a landscape that is filled with nothing and distances man from nature. A desolate, empty and barren space is created by the lack of defining marks from the middle to the background. Hogue is commenting on the state of the land and the level of destruction done by people. The space looks even more empty and barren because of the single windmill on the horizon line. The cow has been left to dry out by careless humans.<mask>'s painting instills anger towards humans instead of empathizing with them. <mask> said that his paintings are not meant to be negative, but to point out the benefits of preserving the land. In psychoreality, Hogue uses certain images to highlight the reality of the situation. Hogue is forcing people to consider the reality that he sees by exaggerating the landscape, starving livestock and skyscraper windmill. The idea of psychoreality is to think about the reality of a situation because of the magnified items presented. Hogue was known for his realism, but Psychoreality distorts it. The Department of Special Collections at the University of Tulsa has a collection of artwork.The University of Arizona has a piece titled "Avalanche by Wind". The Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art was founded in 1939. The Dallas Museum of Fine Art has a Drouth Stricken Area. The Musee National D' Art Moderne has a story about the survivors of the 1936 drought. The Dust Bowl was in the American Art Museum. The Fiftieth is in the Department of Special Collections. Howdy Neighbor, 1936, is in the <mask> Hogue Gallery.The Art Museum of South Texas has Irrigation. The Department of Special

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texts: Collections was founded by J. Frank Dobie. The Department of Special Collections is at the University of Tulsa. Mother Earth laid bare in the Philbrook Art Center. The Musee National D' Art Moderne is in Paris. The Oklahoma Art Center has a Soil and Subsoil. The Department of Special Collections was established in 1972 at the University of Tulsa.The Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas County, 1930–34, was held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. The Museum of Modern Art is in New York. The Modern American Painting was painted in 1939. The exhibition was held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. The images of Texas were in the Huntington Art Gallery. An American Visionary, Paintings and Works on Paper is an exhibit at the Art Museum of South Texas. An American Visionary: <mask>.The museum is in New York. There are references to Curlee. The Handbook of Texas Online is about Dallas Nine. http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/kjd01. The Dallas Museum of Art hasAlexandre Hogue. The Dallas Museum of Art has a collection of American art. De Long and <mask> <mask>. http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fhoad De Long and Rosson. The Art of <mask>gue is about nature's forms and forces. The University of Oklahoma Press was published in 1984. Dan Flores. Southwest Art (1989): 70-76, "Canyons of the Imagination."Douglas A. Noverr. There are four paintings from the Great Depression. 2 years ago: 37-42. Mark Andrew White. <mask> has a passion for ecology and agriculture. 2 years ago: 67-83. Ronald K. Retzlaff wrote "<mask>, Soil and Subsoil".The Art Museum of South Texas is in Texas. The Department of Special Collections and University Archives has the <mask>gue Papers. Texas Woman's University faculty, University of Oklahoma faculty, Painters from Missouri and Minneapolis College of Art and Design alumni are some of the people who have died in

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title: David Cone


title: David Cone

texts: Series play, he had an earned run average of 2.12 and a career record of 8–3 with an earned run average of 3.8. A Pitcher's Story: Innings With <mask>e is a book written by Roger Angell. Full Count: The Education of a Pitcher, written by <mask> and Jack Curry, made the New York Times Best Seller list shortly after its release. Cone was the son of Joan and <mask>, who were born in Kansas City, Missouri. He played quarterback on the Jesuit school's football team that won the district championship. He was a point guard on the basketball team.<mask> played in the Ban Johnson League, a college summer league in Kansas City, because Rockhurst did not have a baseball team. He reported to an invitation-only tryout at Royals Stadium at the age of 16. He was recruited to play both sports. He was drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the third round of the 1981 Major League Baseball draft. In his first two professional seasons, <mask> went 22–7 with a 2.21 earned run average for the Kansas City Royals. When he came back in 1984 after sitting out with an injury, he went 8–12 with a 4.28 earned run average. <mask> made his Major League debut in 1986 as a relief pitcher, after being converted to a relief pitcher during his second season with the Omaha Royals.He returned to

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title: David Cone

texts: League Cy Young Award voting.The Mets ran away with the National League East by fifteen games over the Pittsburgh Pirates, and were heavy favorites over the Los Angeles Dodgers, who had a 10–1 record during the regular season, in the 1988 National League Championship Series. <mask> became a newspaper commentator on the playoffs for the New York Daily News, and incited controversy after the Mets' 3–2 victory in game one by saying Dodgers game one starter Orel Hershiser was lucky for eight frames. The Mets persuaded <mask> to stop writing the column, and he came back with a no-hitter in the seventh game of the series, but Orel Hershiser came back in game seven with the complete game shut out. On April 30, 1990 against the Atlanta Braves, <mask> covered first base on a throw from the second baseman, which should have been retired batter Mark Lemke. Lemke was ruled safe by the Umpire. Cone held the ball while two Braves' runners scored. In his first stint with the New York Mets, <mask> spent most of his time as the team's co-ace with Dwight Gooden, leading the National League in strikeouts in 1990 and 1991.Cone changed his uniform number to 17 in honor of his former teammate. He became the 16th National League pitcher and the 25th pitcher in major-league history

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title: David Cone

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Cone was sent to the Yankees on July 28, 1995 When Cone was acquired by the Yankees, they were on a six-game winning streak, but still trailing Boston for the division lead. The Yankees won the wild card in the first season of the new three division, wild card format after Cone became the team's ace. The first game of the 1995 American League Division Series was won by Cone and the second game was tied at four.The Yankees were eliminated from the playoffs by the Mariners. <mask> signed a three-year contract with the Yankees. <mask> went on the disabled list for the majority of the year in 1996 after he was diagnosed with an aneurysm in his arm. In his comeback start that September against the Oakland A's, <mask> pitched a no-hitter before he had to leave due to pitch count restrictions. The no-hit bid was ended by a single by Rivera. The Yankees returned to the post-season for the second year in a row. After losing to the Texas Rangers in game one of the 1996 American League Division Series and a no decision in the 1996 American League Championship

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texts: Series, <mask> came back in game three of the World Series against the Atlanta Braves with a six-inning, one run performance to give the Yankees their first win<mask> set a Major League record for the longest span between 20 and 11 wins, beating the record of 8 set by Jim Kaat in 1974. <mask> won the American League Division Series against the Rangers, the American League Championship Series against the Indians, and the World Series against the Padres. <mask> was fourth in the Cy Young voting. He re-signed with the Yankees for $8 million in 1999. He pitched the 16th perfect game in baseball history on July 18 against Montreal. It was the first perfect game of the regular season and the last no-hitter by a Yankee until 2021. It was "Yogi Berra Day" at Yankee Stadium, making the game even more remarkable.Berra agreed to return to the stadium that day after a long feud with Steinbrenner. Yogi caught the ceremonial first pitch from Don Larsen, who threw a perfect game for the Yankees in the 1956 World Series; that game had been caught by Yogi Berra. After the final out of <mask>'s perfect game was recorded, he smiled in the press box. After the game, Cone was met at his locker by his teammates, who wrapped him in a bear hug. He lost his effectiveness after the

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texts: included a 1–0 loss against Yankees ace Mike Mussina, in which Cone gave up one unearned run, keeping the game close even as Mike Mussina came within one strike of a perfect game, which would have made Cone the first pitcher to pitch a perfect game. <mask> attempted a comeback with the Mets in 2003 after sitting out the 2002 season.<mask> went 1–3 in 4 starts for the Mets. After his last appearance for the Mets on May 28, he announced his retirement due to a chronic hip problem. Cone modeled his pitching after Luis Tiant. It helped him conserve his arm. It put a lot of wear and tear on his hips. Cone's.606 won-lost percentage ranks 95th on MLB's all-time list; 7.77 hits allowed per nine-innings pitched ranks 60th on MLB's all-time list; and 8.28 strikeouts per nine-innings pitched ranks 17th Cone is the New York Yankees' all-time leader in strikeouts.Holds the New York Yankees' single-season record for most strikeouts in a season. Is the last Yankee pitcher to strike out more than 200 batters in a season? Is the only pitcher to have a 20-win season with both the Mets and the Yankees. <mask> became a color commentator on the YES Network after retiring from baseball. <mask> was told he wouldn't be welcomed back by the Yankees after he tried to return to the


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texts: Mets. <mask> was offered a broadcasting position with the Mets, but he declined. <mask> was an analyst and host of Yankees on Deck on the YES Network.He left the YES Network in order to spend more time with his family. He was replaced by a former Yankees player. <mask> returned to the Yankees broadcast booth in Toronto in April of 2011. He is known for referring to sabermetric statistics on websites such as Fangraphs.com. <mask> is the lead color commentator for the Yankees. Michael Kay is the Yankees' regular broadcast team. <mask> was a witness for the Democratic Party at the Supreme Court nomination hearings.The impact of the judge's decision in the Major League Baseball labor dispute of 1994 was chronicled in a prepared statement read by <mask>. Cone said that having a judge in district court or a justice on the United States Supreme Court who understands that the law cannot always be separated from the realities involved in the disputes being decided is a good thing. Cone was accused of rape in 1991, but within 72 hours the police found the claim to be false. Cone was accused of threatening the lives of three women in 1991. Cone cursed them out for harassing the wife of a teammate, but never threatened them. Three women amended their lawsuit against

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title: David Cone

texts: Cone, accusing him of masturbating in their presence and lured them into the area in 1989. Two of the women's claims were not successful.Cone called one of the women a "groupie" and she settled her claims out of court. <mask> married Lynn DiGioia in 1994. On March 23, 2006 the couple had a son. The Cones divorced in 2011. <mask>'s partner is a real estate broker. Sammy was born on December 15, 2011. Major League Baseball career bases on balls allowed leaders List of Major League Baseball career hit batsmen leaders List of Major League Baseball career strikeout leaders List of Major League Baseball career wins Above Replacement leaders List of Major League Baseball career


title: Christoph Sauer

texts: It was the first German-language printer and publisher in North America. The son of a pastor was born in Ladenburg in 1695. He came to the county with his widowed mother in the 1700s. He studied medicine at the University of Halle after graduating from a German university. Alexander Mack, who found the Schwarzenau Brethren and later emigrate to the United States, was tolerant of a variety of religious dissenters at the time. The original congregation is where most of the Brethren denominations come from. Maria Christina was widowed in 1720.The family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch The family moved to Pennsylvania in 1724. He had a farm in Lancaster and worked as a tailor. Maria Christina joined the Seventh Day Baptist community at the Cloister in 1731. She became sub-prioress of the community dedicated to celibacy after being known as "Sister Marcella" in Ephrata. Maria Christina's decision disabled <mask>'s farming operation, and he moved with his son to Germantown, where he built a large dwelling for his residence. He obtained


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texts: Bibles and religious works from Germany in order to give the needs of other German-speaking people in the colonies.The idea of becoming a printer and publisher was taken up by <mask> around 1735. Benjamin Franklin was a supplier of printed materials to the large German community in Pennsylvania. Franklin only used Roman typefaces. The Fraktur type was originally purchased by Jacob Gass of the Ephrata Cloister. In 1739, <mask> began to use a type face that made it easier for his German readers to read. He had remained in contact with the Berleburg press, which is believed to have come from there. Pietist printers used it there.In 1739, he brought out the first number of der Hoch-Deutsch Pensylvanische Geschichts-Schreiber, a religious and secular journal. It was the first publication in a non-English language in Pennsylvania. The first German-language Bible to be printed in North America was published in 1743 by Sauer. Luther's translation of the Bible was limited to 1,200 copies and was a quarto edition. The pages were printed one sheet at a time. The title was "Biblia, Das ist: Die Heilige Schrift Alten und Neuen Testaments, D. Martin Luther". The Holy Scripture of the Old and New Testaments was translated by Dr. Martin Luther.It would take another 40 years for an English-language Bible to appear in North America. The first Bible printed in the American colonies was three years in press and was the largest work yet issued in the colonies. There were passages in the Bible that sympathized with the beliefs of the Pietist and Anabaptists. It was mostly

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texts: restricted to the Mennonites, Amish and Brethren. The German churches of Pennsylvania were influential in the creation of the Universalist church in the Middle Atlantic and New England states. George de Benneville was an important influence on the early Universalists and had sojourned among the Wittgenstein Pietists before coming to America. The "Sauer Bible" was the only publication that had an impact on <mask>'s work.His son published it again in 1776. Durnbaugh wrote "<mask> Pennsylvania-German Printer: His Youth in Germany and Later Relationships with Europe." Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography was published in the 50's. "Was <mask> a Dunker?" was a question posed by Donald F. Durnbaugh. Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography was published in 1969. Frantz, John B. There was a report in 1999."Sower, <mask>, II". George Harvey Genzmer is the author of American National Biography New York: Oxford University Press. "Sower, <mask> (1693 - September 25, 1758)" The Dictionary of American Biography (Charles Scribner's Sons) was written by Hans. The most active publisher of German-language print in colonial America wasJohann <mask>. He became the spokesman for many German immigrants' opinions on the political and religious controversies of the mid-eightteenth century through his publishing work. Oller is online.<mask>, Colonial Printer: A Study of the Publications of the Press was published in 1963. External links German language printing in America 1695 births 1758 deaths People from Ladenburg German printers German emigrants to the

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title: Sergey Kiriyenko

texts: <mask> is a Russian politician. He was the First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Administration of Russia. He was the Prime Minister of Russia from 1993 to 1998 under Boris Yeltsin. He was the head of the state nuclear energy corporation. <mask> was 35 years old when he became the youngest Prime Minister of Russia. Yakov Izraitel, <mask>'s grandfather, was awarded a pistol for his good service to the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. <mask> was the son of a Jewish father and grew up in southern Russia.His mother's name was adopted by him. <mask> attended the Nizhny Novgorod (Gorky) Water Transport Engineers Institute, where his father taught, after graduating from high school. <mask> became Prime Minister after the dismissal of the Second Cabinet. The State Duma, dominated by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, twice refused to confirm his appointment, but president Boris Yeltsin nominated him a third time and <mask> was confirmed. Kirienko was known as one of the young reformers. They tried to improve the Russia's economy using International Monetary Fund credits, and they elevated the national debt to the level of $22.6 billion. The Russian ruble and financial crisis were caused by Kirienko's cabinet default on GKO-OFZ government bond coupons.The prime minister resigned due to the crisis. In 2004, Novaya Gazeta printed seven articles by a columnist who accused <mask> of pilfering billions of dollars of International Monetary Fund funds when he was Prime Minister of Russia. The accusations were based on a letter written to Colin Powell and signed by US Congressmen Philip Crane, Mike Pence, Charlie Norwood, Dan Burton and Henry Bonilla, which was posted on the website of the American Defense Council. The newspaper claimed that Kiriyenko used some of the funds to purchase real estate in the United States. The Moscow newspaper, The eXile, claimed that it had sent the letter as a joke.

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texts: In response to <mask>'s lawsuit, the court ordered Novaya Gazeta to withdraw all publications relating to the accusations, and noted "Novaya gazeta's content on the missing IMF funds." The Union of Right Forces was formed by Kirienko.<mask> was the leader of the party in 1999. The party received 29 seats in the elections. The parliamentary group of the party was headed by <mask>. On November 30, 2005,Rosatom <mask> was appointed to head the Federal Atomic Energy Agency. The board of directors of the nuclear company is chaired by him. The reactor in the Bushehr nuclear plant in Iran should be operational by September 2007, according to him. He supported the idea of an international system of enrichment centers.Russia could have a nuclear enrichment center in 2007. <mask> said that the Bushehr power plant would not affect nuclear non-proliferation and that there was nothing preventing Iran-Russia energy cooperation. In March 2007, the Government of Russia was going to deliver nuclear fuel to the plant. <mask>tom Kirienko. The first deputy chief of staff to President Vladimir Putin, <mask>, was on the list of 6 individuals and one organization that the United Kingdom and European Union imposed sanctions on over the poisoning of Alexei Navalny.On August 20, 2020, Navalny became ill while travelling on a flight inside Russia. In response to the large amount of concert cancellation in late 2018, he spoke out about the need to work with Russian youth and their love for hip-hop. On February 21, 2022, President Putin officially recognized the Luhansk People's Republic and the Donetsk People's Republic as independent from Ukraine, prompting countries to sanction Russian individuals and companies. On February 22, 2022, US President Joe Biden imposed sanctions on <mask> and his son for their connections to the Russian government. <mask>'s Cabinet References have links to the Federal agency on atomic energy of

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title: Debbie Moore

texts: The Pineapple Dance Studios and its associated clothing brand was founded by an English model and businesswoman named <mask>. She won the Veuve Clicquot Business Woman of the Year Award in 1984 and was the first woman to float a company on the London Stock Exchange. The daughter of Hazel, a clerk, and <mask> was born and raised in Urmston, near Manchester. She has a brother. She was out of school for several months after she was diagnosed with whooping cough at the age of 14. She returned to college to finish her studies. She wrote in the opening line of her book, "I have lost count of the number of times I've been asked how someone like me who left school at fifteen without an O' level to my name, and no business background, could start up."She won a modelling competition at the age of 15. Her college friends entered the competition on her behalf. The first prize was a modelling course at the Sheelah Wilson Model Agency, a cover shoot with Honey, and a visit to the USA which was organised by the magazine. She did early shoots with British Vogue. Jane Reed, Managing Editor of Today in the UK, presented the award. She moved to London to work with agencies after her first marriage ended. There were several notable campaigns, including a billboard in New York and Rolo, Timex, and The Guardian.She was a favourite model of the photographer John Swannell, who featured her in a series of images with an American model. She married the photographer David Grant in March 1966 but they divorced two years later. The couple were a fixture on the northern social scene, and they were the focus of a Granada TV documentary, Model Couple, which documented their creative life and included footage of <mask> and David at their respective work. <mask> and Masters had a daughter, who suffered two spine haemorrhages during her teenage years, and were married in June 1976. She is a writer for Disability now magazine and a champion for disabled rights in the UK. <mask> started dancing in the Covent Garden Dance Centre on the advice of her doctor after a sudden weight gain was diagnosed due to an under activethyroid complaint. She petitioned students and teachers to support her idea of starting a new dance centre in an old pineapple warehouse

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texts: in the Covent Garden market area, close to the Royal Opera House.In 1981 she opened a second Pineapple Dance studio called Pineapple West in Paddington Street. She developed a line of dance wear using non-commercial fabric. She developed a reputation for colourful designs with a body-conscious aesthetic which was favored by pop stars and actresses in the 1980s. She took the company public on the London Stock Exchange in 1982. She was the first woman to take a company public. It took an ex-model until 1982. She opened Pineapple Dance Studios on Broadway in New York after Pineapple shares increased to £3.6m.The Pineapple Dance Book was published in 1983 and included an exercise guide and diet tips. There are three parts to the book: Inside Pineapple, The Fitness Facts and The Classes. It presents a comprehensive list of exercises for each dance style as well as technical tips and advocates a healthy dance based lifestyle. The Variety Club of Great Britain Woman of the Year Award was presented by the Duke of Edinburgh. Three years later, she opened a Pineapple flagship store in London's King's Road, and opened a total of twelve stores in shopping centers across the UK, including her native Manchester. Pineapple was re-privatised in 1988 by a management buy-out. In 1989 she published When a Woman Means Business, a book offering business and lifestyle advice based on her own experiences and those of other female entrepreneurs.The Chinese edition of When A Woman Means Business was an inspiration to Chinese business women. She and Pineapple were nominated for Contemporary Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards. She signed a licensing deal with Debenhams in 2000 to sell Pineapple branded products. In 2010 Sky One aired a documentary series called Pineapple Dance Studios, which followed the lives of staff and students at the London studios of the same name. The documentary featured events celebrating the anniversary of Pineapple Dance Studios, as well as personal insights into the life of <mask>. <mask> was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. <mask> received a Master of Arts degree from the University for the Creative Arts.The Order of the British Empire has links to people who were born in

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title: Muhammad VIII al-Amin

texts: The last Bey of Tunisia was known as Lamine Bey and the only King of Tunisia was <mask>-Amin. The removal of his predecessor <mask> by the French Resident General in 1943 resulted in him being enthroned. The legitimacy of the latter was not recognised by the people of Tunisia until his death in 1948. He took steps to align himself with the Tunisia national movement against the French but was ignored by the Neo Destour after he accepted French reforms. After independence, Lamine Bey and his family were turned out of his palace. Several family members were imprisoned after their property was seized. He lived in a small apartment in Tunisia.On June 19, 1942, the Crown Prince, Ahmed II, died and was succeeded by <mask>. Moncef Bey decorated him with the Ahd El-Amane and made him a Divisional General in accordance with tradition. He had an opportunity to show his loyalty when he was contacted by General M'hammed Belkhodja, one of the court counsellors. The French Resident General Jean-Pierre Esteva was trying to depose Moncef Bey. Lamine Bey warned the ruler of the conspiracy and he was expelled from the palace. The replacement of Moncef Bey was ordered by General Alphonse Juin, Commander in Chief of French forces in North Africa, to depose

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texts: <mask> for alleged attempts to collaborate with the enemy during the occupation. Juin could not find grounds to condemn the Bey, but his orders were explicit.He tried to convince Moncef to leave. Juin went to Lamine in his villa in La Marsa to make sure that he wouldn't refuse the throne if it was offered. Juin was able to get him to agree because of the benefits to his family. Moncef Bey was removed from office on May 14, 1943. General Juin invested <mask> at the same time as the Légion d'honneur. The princes of the royal family, ministers, court officials, and members of the consular corps all paid homage to him. The kissing of the hand had been abolished by his predecessor.On the same day, Mohamed Chenik presented the resignation of his government and was replaced by Slaheddine Baccouche. The Chenik government appointed by Moncef Bey was an exception to the rule of not being consulted on the choice of ministers. On 6 July, Moncef Bey abdicated, rendering Lamine Bey's accession legitimate. Lamine Bey was still considered to be an opportunist. Lamine Bey kept a low profile in the face of demands from loyalists for the return of Moncef Bey. His rare appearances showed that his subjects were hostile to him. He chose Neo Destourians as

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title: Muhammad VIII al-Amin

texts: transfer of power from France to Tunisia. The Franco-Tunisian protocol was signed by Tahar Ben Ammar and Christian Pineau.The French protectorate in Tunisia ended in March of 1956. The Bey was proclaimed King of Tunisia on the same day. His reign was short-lived. The National Union won all 98 seats in the election of the Tunisia's Constituent Assembly in 1956. Prime Minister Tahar Ben Ammar was dismissed by <mask> and replaced by Bourguiba. The opening ceremony of the Constituent Assembly took place in April of 1956. It was a sign of the changing times that the King presided over the session dressed in the uniform of a marshal of the Ottoman Empire, who had ceased to exist in 1922.Tahar Ben Ammar had to convince him to leave after he expected to be present during the debates. The King withdrew graciously. The privileges, exemptions and immunities given to the ruling family were abolished on 31 May. They were ordinary citizens. The decree was signed without protest despite the fact that the crown estate was placed under government control. The King's prerogative to pass regulations was transferred to the Prime Minister on 31 August, after another decree modified the national emblems and removed any reference to the Husainid dynasty. The


title: Muhammad VIII al-Amin

texts: King was compelled to turn over various properties to the state, against the backdrop of a hostile press campaign highlighting the questionable, and perhaps even criminal, circumstances under which they had been acquired.The King's remaining prestige was greatly reduced by these measures. The first person to be honoured with the decoration of the new Order of Independence was King <mask> VIII. He gave Bourguiba the Nichan Iftikhar for the second time. The ruling family had little remaining respect for Bourguiba. He refused to approach the throne after making a protocol visit with his ministers to the King's wife. I have come as the head of the government. He demanded that you step forward to meet him and not remain seated in your throne.The King lost his freedom of movement after the Royal Guard was replaced by the army. The younger Eddine was arrested on July 18. On July 25, 1957 the Constituent Assembly voted to abolish the monarchy and make Bourguiba President. The delegation headed by deputy speaker Ali Belhouane went to the palace of Carthage to make the King aware of the decree and asked him to leave with his family. We went into the throne room without being announced. Lamine Bey, wearing a jebba and with his hair undressed, stood


title: Muhammad VIII al-Amin

texts: there, dignified, without saying a word. Belhouane read out the resolution of the assembly in his theatrical voice.The photographer wanted to start working, but the King broke his silence. Not that! He said that he made a gesture of refusal. We didn't want to humiliate the old man or deny his wishes. Ali Belhaouane gestured to the sky with his hand and then turned on his heels. Police commissioner Driss Guiga advised the fallen ruler of an order from the Minister of the Interior placing him in isolation. The King said Allah Yarhamou as he left the room after hearing his father's name.It was over. The whole thing was over in three minutes. The 75-year old <mask> left his palace wearing a simple jebba of white linen and a pair of yellow Moroccan slippers, which he lost along the way. The Hidaya palace in Manouba, an old abandoned beylical palace without water or electricity, was assigned to him and several members of his family. The furniture in their new home was just a mattress on the floor. After the first three days, the family was left to fend for itself. The Salems were transferred to the prison of Kairouan on August 11.Several days later, Hassine, M'hamed and princess Soufia were freed. Three months after his house arrest, the last


title: Muhammad VIII al-Amin

texts: happened to the family jewels. She came back with internal bleeding in her lower abdomen and blood coming from her mouth. She died in my father's arms, still in shock, and without telling us what she had undergone during her interrogation. She died two days after being taken back to La Soukra.She was buried in La Marsa in the cemetery of Sidi Abdelaziz. Lamine was not allowed to leave the villa. The police kept the public away from the burial. The Sheikh El Islam was allowed to enter the cemetery to pronounce the prayer for the dead. The former King's house arrest was lifted several days later. Lamine was allowed to visit the tomb of his wife in his own garden. When Princess Soufia and her family were kicked out of the palace, he moved into the apartment of a Jewish friend in the Rue de Yougoslavie.When Prince Chedly was freed in 1961, he joined them in a two-room apartment which was placed under constant watch. <mask> died at the age of 81. He was buried next to his wife in the cemetery of Sidi Abdelaziz, unlike most rulers of his family who were buried in the mausoleum of Tourbet el Bey. Sheikh Mohamed Tahar Ben Achour said the prayers over his body and a photographer were recorded and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611


title: Li Deyu

texts: During the Tang Dynasty, <mask> was a Chinese poet, politician, and writer and served as a chancellor. He was the leader of the so-called Li Faction in the decades-long Niu-Li Factional Struggles, and was particularly powerful during Emperor Wuzong's reign, dominating the court scene and guiding policies during the campaigns against the crumbling Huigu Khanate and against the After Emperor Wuzong's death, he was demoted and exiled, where he died in exile. During the reign of Emperor Dezong, <mask> was born. His grandfather was the chief imperial censor, and his father was a chancellor during the reign of Emperor Xianzong. <mask> was studious in his youth and focused on the Book of Han and the Zuo Zhuan. He did not want to take imperial exams.When <mask> was in exile, his son, <mask>, did not seek an official career. During the reign of Emperor Xianzong, <mask> became chancellor, and it was said that he did not serve at the office of the imperial censors because he wanted to avoid appearance of impropriety. He worked on the staff of regional governors. <mask> was invited to serve as a secretary by Zhang Hongjing after he left the chancellor post. <mask> was made an imperial censor after Zhang returned to Chang'an to pay homage to the emperor. Emperor Muzong took over after his father Emperor Xianzong died. Emperor Muzong made <mask>, in addition to his imperial censor position, an imperial scholar.Emperor Muzong had respect for <mask> because he had heard about <mask>fu. <mask> was made a low-level official at

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Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Jifu
Li Deyu
Li Jifu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Ji
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: the ministry of public works and continued to be an imperial scholar. It was said that <mask> wanted the imperial relatives to meet the chancellors at the Office of the Chancellors, rather than at private homes, because he saw that they were becoming influential and making improper requests. Kaogong Langzhong was promoted to be a supervisor at the ministry of civil service affairs and was in charge of drafting edicts. <mask> was involved in an incident that was considered to be one of the precipitating incidents of the Niu-Li Factional Struggles. Both <mask> and Yuan Zhen were involved in power struggles with <mask>, who was also a mid-level official at the legislative bureau of government. The deputy minister of rites and the junior colleague of <mask> at the legislative bureau were in charge of overseeing the imperial exams.The military governor and imperial scholar made secret pleas for certain examinees. The brother of the official of the examination bureau and the son of another official were not given passing results when the results were announced. Duan submitted a report accusing Rushi and Qian of being unfair. The imperial scholars all agreed with Duan's opinion when Emperor Muzong asked for their opinions. In order to conduct a re-examination, Emperor Muzong ordered Wang Qi to demote <mask>, <mask>, and Yang Rushi to the position of prefectural prefects. It was said that this was the beginning of 30 years of struggles between <mask> and his associates and <mask> and his associates. <mask> was made a

masks:
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Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Zongmin
Li Zongmin
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: Zhongshu Sheren in 822 and continued to serve as an imperial scholar.He was considered a candidate for chancellor. Emperor Muzong made a chancellor and <mask> was sent out of Chang'an to serve as the governor of Zhexi Circuit. <mask> resented Niu and <mask> even more after he was squeezed out so that Niu could be made chancellor. At the time that <mask> was made the governor of Zhexi, Zhexi had just suffered through a plot by the officer Wang Guoqing to overthrow <mask>'s predecessor, and it was said that after the plot was over, Dou exhausted. It was said that <mask> lived frugally, and gave the remainder of his own expense budget to the soldiers, so that they were satisfied, and that two years after his commission, the treasury was full again. He wanted to change the ways of the circuit's people to eliminate customs that were harmful to them. The people of the circuit were afraid of evil spirits and would abandon their family members if they were ill.The custom of abandoning family members was punished by <mask> when he taught the people that it was superstition. He catalogued the various temples in the circuit and only those that worshiped good historical figures were allowed to remain. The houses in the mountains were destroyed so that they wouldn't be used by bandits. Emperor Jingzong succeeded his father Emperor Muzong who died in 822. The young Emperor Jingzong was said to be wasteful in his living style, so he ordered Zhexi Circuit to submit a number of silver vessels for palace use. The order to set

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Li Fengji
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Li Deyu
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title: Li Deyu

texts: aside was petitioned by <mask>. His petition to set aside an order for submitting silk was granted after he received no response on his petition.The military governor of the nearby Wuning Circuit requested permission to let people take tonsure to become Buddhist monks. Emperor Jingzong initially agreed. People were rushing to Si Prefecture to take tonsure to avoid taxes. If this continued, Zhexi and its Zhedong would lose 600,000 battle- capable young men, <mask> pointed out. In 825, <mask> submitted a six-part petition urging Emperor Jingzong to change his ways, which was written in six poems with 12 four-character lines each, pointing out the emperor's inappropriate behavior in six areas. He was wearing clothes that were inappropriate. He was asking for too many things.He was taking honest counsel lightly. He was close to some people. He was looking for things in too many places. The Emperor thanked and praised <mask>. <mask> hoped that this would catch Emperor Jingzong's attention and bring him back to Chang'an, but <mask>ji prevented that from happening. Emperor Wenzong succeeded his brother Emperor Jingzong who was assassinated around new year 825. Emperor Wenzong made <mask> a deputy minister of defense.The deputy minister of civil service affairs, <mask>, was named chancellor over <mask> due to the help of eunuchs. After <mask> saw <mask> as a threat, he sent <mask> out of Chang'an to serve as the military governor of Yicheng Circuit. It was said that <mask> and Niu worked together and that Niu was

masks:
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Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Feng
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin


title: Li Deyu

texts: recalled to be chancellor in 830. In 830, <mask> was moved from Yicheng to the Xichuan Circuit, which was said to be weak in its defense. After arriving in Xichuan, <mask> consulted with many old soldiers and officers to get a feel for the fronts. He pointed out that his forces had been weakened. After his requests were granted, <mask> also trained the soldiers, built up the defenses of the border forts, and stored emergency food supplies, and it was said that the people of Xichuan were pacified.After the invasion of 825, <mask> sent a group of people to request that the people who had been seized be returned. <mask> reported that Xidamou, the Tufan officer in charge of Wei Prefecture, surrendered it to him. <mask> wanted to start a major campaign against Tufan by accepting the surrender. Niu argued that this was a violation of the peace treaty between Tang and Tufan and that Tufan could easily reach Chang'an. <mask> and his soldiers were ordered to return to Tufan by the Emperor. Xidamou's soldiers were massacred by Tufan. The conflict between Niu/<mask> and <mask> brought a lot of popular sentiment against Niu.<mask> was said to resent Niu even more because of this incident. In 832, with Emperor Wenzong regretting his decision in the Xidamou matter, Niu resigned and was made the military governor of the Huainan Circuit. The popular sentiment was that <mask> would be the next chancellor. Du Cong advised <mask> to recommend <mask> to be the chief imperial censor in order to broker a peace with <mask>. <mask>

masks:
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin


title: Li Deyu

texts: changed his mind after being opposed by another associate. The chancellor in 833 was <mask>. When Emperor Wenzong met with <mask> to thank him, he was told that one third of the imperial officials were engaging in partisanship.He butted heads with <mask> on a number of matters, such as <mask>'s public derogation of the talents of Zheng Tan and Yin You. <mask> was sent out of the capital to serve as the military governor of the Shannan West Circuit. In 833, when Yang Yuanqing was ill and discussion was made about his successor, <mask> suggested moving the military governor. The emperor didn't follow <mask>'s suggestion and instead made the former chancellor <mask> the military governor. In addition to creating his son <mask> crown prince, Emperor Wenzong ordered that the imperial princes who had been restricted to living inside the palace complex be allowed to do so. The imperial princes' moving out of the palace complex was not implemented due to a dispute over what kind of commission they would receive. <mask> began to incur Emperor Wenzong's displeasure by opposing commission for <mask>, which also offended another associate of Emperor Wenzong's, as well as the eunuch.In order to fight against <mask>, Wang, Zheng, and <mask> had <mask> recalled to serve as chancellor. After being commissioned to be the military governor of Shannan West, <mask> continued to hold the title of Tong Zhongshu Menxia Pingzhangshi. <mask> asked to stay at Chang'an. He was allowed to remain at Chang'an to serve as the minister of

masks:
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Zongmin
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Cheng
Li Yong
Li Deyu
Li Zhongyan
Li Deyu
Li Zhongyan
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: defense. After <mask> objected that this should not be a matter for <mask> to decide, Emperor Wenzong sent <mask> to serve as military governor. The attack on <mask> continued after the chancellorship. <mask> was accused by Wang Fan and <mask> of being associated with the wet nurse of Emperor Wenzong's brother <mask>u.The emperor summoned a meeting with the chancellors. After Lu Sui spoke in his defense, <mask> was made Taizi Binke, a member of <mask>'s staff, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 Lu was stripped of his chancellor title and made the military governor of Zhenghai because of his defense of <mask>. After Lu's demotion, <mask> was demoted to be the secretary general of Yuan Prefecture because he did not visit Emperor Wenzong when he was sick and because of his tax collection at Xichuan. When <mask> was exiled as well, Zheng and <mask>n were able to accuse any imperial official they disliked of being an associate. The eunuchs' slaughtering of the imperial officials, including Zheng, <mask>n, was a result of a failed plot by Emperor Wenzong, Zheng, and <mask>n to slaughter the powerful eunuchs. After the failure of the plot, <mask>yu was promoted to be the prefect of Chu Prefecture, and it was said that those

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Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Han
Li Co
Li Deyu
Li Yong
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Xu
Li Xu
Li Xu
Li De


title: Li Deyu

texts: officials previously exiled or demoted on account of being <mask>'s or <mask>.<mask> was made the governor again. <mask> replaced Niu Sengru as military governor in 837. Niu left the circuit when he heard that <mask> was going to succeed him. According to the report submitted by <mask> when he arrived, the circuit treasury had half as much wealth as Niu reported. Niu requested that <mask> be ordered to recount the treasury reserves. Niu's report was deemed correct after the recount. <mask> apologized, saying that he was ill when he first arrived and that he had been lied to by his subordinates.Emperor Wenzong did not punish <mask>. When the eunuch monitor of the circuit was recalled to Chang'an, there was expectation that he would become one of the directors of palace communications. <mask> invited Yang to a feast and gave him a lot of treasure as gifts. When he reached Bian Prefecture, Emperor Wenzong changed his order and had him return to Huainan. When he returned to Huainan, he was distressed and returned the gifts to <mask>, but <mask> replied, "These are not worth much." The younger brother, Emperor Wuzong, succeeded his older brother, Emperor Wenzong, who was not the choice of the emperor or the chancellor. As Emperor Wuzong did not trust either <mask>e or Yang, he removed them from their chancellor posts and then recalled <mask> to serve as chancellor.When <mask> arrived in Chang'an, he was made the deputy head of the examination bureau and the chancellor. <mask> emphasized the importance of entrusting

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Li
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Ju
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: the chancellors with the affairs of state, as well as openness between the emperor and his officials, when he met Emperor Wuzong to thank him. After <mask> became chancellor again, officials considered expelling Pei Yizhi and <mask>min from the imperial government. Du Cong pointed out to <mask> that he should not encourage Emperor Wuz because he was resentful over how Yang and <mask>e did not support him. The Tang ally's khan Yaoluoge Hesa and its prime minister Jueluowu were killed in a major Xiajiasi, and the remaining Huigu forces were thrown into a state of confusion. In the confusion, Yaoluoge Hesa's brother Wamosi took another group of Huigu nobles to the border city of Tiande, which they supported as the new khan. The eunuch monitor and the commander of Tiande suggested not to accept the surrender because Wamosi was a traitor.According to <mask>, Wamosi was not a traitor, as he offered to submit before the Tang-Huigu alliance, and that the people under Wamosi's command should. Wamosi's submission was accepted by the Emperor. <mask> suggested that Emperor Wuzong accept Wamosi's request for emergency food relief. At the meeting called by Emperor Wenzong, Chen Yixing opposed the idea that this would be a 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

masks:
Li Deyu
Li Zhong
Li Deyu
Li Ju
Li Deyu
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Regardless of whether Wamosi remained submissive, his people would have to be fed, with Tang forces not ready for combat at that point. The sending of emergency food supplies to Wamosi's people was approved by the Emperor. Under the advice of <mask>, Emperor Wuzong asked Wamosi to return Emperor Xianzong's daughter, Princess Taihe, who had married to Emperor Muzong.At this point, Princess Taihe was captured by the khan Are, who claimed to be related to Tang's imperial <mask> clan. The convoy that was sent to escort Princess Taihe back to Tang territory was destroyed by the man who took her hostage. The Lulong Circuit, located in modern Beijing, which had been only nominally under imperial control, was going through internal turmoils as early as 841, when a mutiny killed the military governor. The officers were supported by the soldiers to take over the circuit. <mask> advised the Emperor to not take immediate action on the petitions submitted on Chen's behalf. The soldiers supported another officer to be their leader after Chen was assassinated. The Emperor declined to act on the petitions.After <mask>'s advice, the Lulong officer asked for imperial commission and permission to attack the emperor. Niu Sengru, the military governor of the Shannan East Circuit, was stripped of his authority after <mask> blamed him for the destruction caused by a flood. The Song Dynasty historian Hu Sanxing pointed out that there was a partisan side to <mask>. <mask> was displeased when Cui Gong

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Li Deyu
Li
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: recommended <mask> to be in charge of the Jixian Institute because he did not make the recommendation himself. He found an excuse to have the post of Taizi Zhanshi made by <mask>. At the advice of <mask>, the Emperor ordered Tian to stop engaging the Huigu irregulars and instead send them to the Hedong Circuit. Under <mask>'s recommendation, the general Shi Xiong was sent to help defend against the raids.Qiu was very jealous of <mask>'s hold on power. Rumors got to Qiu that the chancellors and the director of finances were planning to reduce Shence Army's clothing and food stipends if the emperor issued a general pardon. The Emperor sent eunuchs to rebuke Qiu and the other Shence Army officers for spreading rumors. The Tang border regions were being attacked by Wujie Khan. <mask> was put in charge of drafting rebukes against the advisors. With Princess Taihe being forced to submit requests to allow Huigu to borrow Tiande as an operation base, Emperor Wuzong had <mask> write her a response back, stating: Under <mask>'s advice, Emperor Wuzong subsequently sent Wamosi. In the spring of 843, in a surprise attack, Shi inflicted great losses on the Khan's forces and rescued Princess Taihe, who was no longer a threat to Tang.The Anxi Circuits, which were formerly under Tang control, were asked to be returned by Emperor Wuzong. The Emperor agreed. <mask> submitted a petition that painted Niu as jealous of him and caused a great injustice, in order to revisit the Xidamou incident, which occurred 12 years earlier. The

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Liu
Liu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: Emperor posthumously honored Xidamou as a general. According to the modern historian, <mask> was intending to use the revisiting of the Xidamou incident to carry out his vengeance against Niu and <mask>, but that subsequent events gave <mask> even greater fodder. In the summer of 843, the military governor of Zhaoyi was going to be sick and he wanted his son and nephew to take his place. petitions were written in the name of the man who died, and they requested that he be made a military governor.The request be granted was suggested by the chancellors because they believed that a campaign against him would be hard to wage. Lulong and two other circuits north of the Yellow River, Weibo and Chengde, did not have a tradition according to <mask>. He suggested that explicit promises be made to He Hongjing and Wang that their circuits wouldn't be interfered with in order to make sure that they wouldn't assist <mask>. He Hongjing and Wang agreed to follow the orders of the emperor. <mask> was able to strike at <mask>min by accusing <mask> Congjian's and had <mask> sent to be the prefect of Hu Prefecture in modern Huzhou. After <mask> finally announced the death of his father, Emperor Wuzong posthumously honored him, and then met with his biological father. The Emperor ordered a general campaign against the person.The military governors were ordered to have specific targets to capture in order to prevent them from engaging in minor battles and then sitting on the front. At <mask>'s advice, Emperor Wuzong 888-269-5556

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Li Deyu
Li Zongmin
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Liu Zhen
Li Deyu
Li Zong
Li ZongminLiu
Li Zongmin
Liu Zhen
Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: 888-269-5556 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was 888-269-5556 was Soon, Shi took over <mask>o's troops and launched attacks. On the eastern front, Wang and He Hongjing were having disagreements, with Wang accusing He Hongjing of deliberately delaying attacks. The emperor wanted the military governor of the circuit to lead additional troops to attack the eastern prefectures. He Hongjing was surprised by this and launched his troops. As soon as He Hongjing launched his troops, Wang Zai's orders were changed to aid Heyang Circuit, which was being attacked by <mask> in order to force the imperial government into a truce.At <mask>'s suggestion, Emperor Wuzong put the Heyang troops under Wang Zai's command, but didn't make him the military governor of Heyang. There was an uprising in modern Yulin, Shaanxi, which attacked theYan Prefecture. <mask> pointed out that the nomadic Dangxiang were not taken seriously by border officials because the border officials wanted to acquire camels and horses from them, and suggested that a command structure be imposed over the six circuits where the Dangxiang resided. The prince ofYan was made the supreme commander of the six circuits and the chief comforter of the

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Li Deyu


title: Li Deyu

texts: Dangxiang, and the official <mask> <mask> was made the deputy. The military governor of Hedong sent a letter to <mask>, a cousin of <mask>, who was the former chancellor of Hedong. <mask> suggested that no action be taken on the offer immediately, and ordered <mask> to reply in a harsh manner, indicating that surrender would only be accepted if <mask> and his family members had themselves bound and taken to the border. The Hedong forces, under the command of the officer Wang Feng, were stationed at Yushe.Hedong headquarters were out of troops, so <mask> summoned 1,500 soldiers from the northern front. As the circuit treasury was empty, <mask> couldn't give the soldiers the silk rewards they were accustomed to receive, so he had to take out his own wealth. Further, the eunuch monitor L Yizhong was sending messages forcing the soldiers to get underway without staying at Taiyuan for New Year. The soldiers were angry and distressed, and Yang was able to start an uprising. He had the soldiers take control of the city. Fen Prefecture was where <mask> was forced to flee. There were immediate calls for the campaign to be stopped by the imperial officials after Yang's uprising.<mask> said that <mask>'s surrender should only be accepted if he and his family bound themselves. The emperor ordered that the focus of the campaign be shifted to focus on Yang after <mask> told him that the uprising could not be stopped. To that end, he ordered <mask> and L to gather troops from nearby prefectures and try to recapture Taiyuan,

masks:
Li Hui
Li Qi
Li Shi
Li Shi
Li Deyu
Li Shi
Liu
Li Shi
Li Shi
Li Shi
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title: Li Deyu

texts: while ordering Wang Feng to leave the Hedong troops at Yushe. He ordered Wang Yuankui to send troops to Taiyuan as well. The soldiers at Yushe were afraid that the soldiers from other circuits would slaughter their families if Taiyuan fell, so they volunteered to attack Yang with L as their commander. In less than a month after Yang took over Taiyuan, the Hedong troops under L captured the city and arrested him, who was delivered to Chang'an and executed. <mask> told Emperor Wuzong that Wang Zai was not putting more pressure on the prefecture because Shi Xiong had been accused by Wang Zai's father.In order to further pressure Wang Zai, the emperor sent him an order in which he again ordered him to advance. The emperor began to favor a Taoist monk despite the advisory officials' advice against it. <mask> was assured by the Emperor that he wouldn't be affected by his policy decisions. <mask> was getting intel from the officers who surrendered, and directing them in their tactics. The soldiers at the three prefectures were tired of the war and angry with their trusted officer, who was collecting taxes even from the soldiers' family members. Pei and Wang Zhao surrendered to Wang Yuankui and He Hongjing, both of whom were angered by <mask>. The emperor sent the military governor Lu Jun to take over the three prefectures after <mask> told him to.The people of Lu Prefecture were frightened by the news of the three prefectures' surrender. A group of officers, led by <mask>'s trusted officer Guo Yi, convinced him that

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Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Liu Xi
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Liu Zhen


title: Li Deyu

texts: the only way that he could be saved was for him to allow them to kill him, present his head to the imperial government, and surrender. Guo and his followers slaughtered the <mask> clan and surrendered to the imperial government because they were allowed to kill him without a fight. <mask> was asked what his opinion was on how to deal with Guo Yi. <mask> argued that Guo was not trustworthy because he had been an advocate of <mask>'s resistance of the imperial regime and then betrayed him. Under the guise that he was going to distribute commission to <mask>'s death at a feast, Emperor Wuzong ordered Shi Xiong to enter Lu Prefecture and had them rounded up and arrested. The officers were delivered to Chang'an and executed.Under Emperor Wuzong's orders, Shi exhumed the body and had it publicly displayed. The Duke of Zhao was created for <mask> and he was given the title of Taiwei. <mask> requested a different creation because <mask> was not <mask>'s oldest son, suggesting that he would prefer the title of Duke of Wei. The Emperor agreed to change his title. <mask> was drawing resentment because he was becoming even more powerful in the Emperor's government. The family members of <mask>n, Wang Ya, and Jia <mask> <mask> Zhen, were announced to have been executed by Guo after the end of the campaign. Even though Lu Jun was arguing that too many people were being innocently killed, he had the officers who had surrendered list <mask>'s collaborators and were slaughtering them in large numbers.He further carried out

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Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Liu Zhen
GuoLiu
Li Deyu
Li Deyu
Li Jifu
Li Jifu
Li Deyu
Li Xu
SuLiu
CongLiu
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title: Li Deyu

texts: reprisals against <mask> and Niu Sengru, accusing them of having been in communications with the two men despite the lack of evidence. <mask> and Niu were demoted and exiled several times, eventually with Niu being made the secretary general of Xun Prefecture, and <mask> stripped of all offices. The military governor of Huainan, <mask>, accused one of his subordinates, the magistrate of Jiangdu, of having a relationship with <mask>. The emperor sent the censors Cui Yuanzao and <mask> to review the case after many advisory officials pointed out that the evidence was weak. Cui and <mask> reported that the marriage was forced and that the father-in-law was not a commoner. Despite Cui's and <mask>'s report, <mask> and <mask> and had them demoted and exiled. The emperor ordered a reduction in Buddhist and other temples, including those of Zoroastrian, in order to get the support of <mask>.The monks and nuns were ordered to return to civilian life after the other temples were destroyed. The building material used for the buildings, statues, and bells were seized to build governmental properties and mint money. This was the third disaster of the Three Disasters of Wu, major persecutions against Buddhism in Chinese history. The Emperor established a special treasury for border defense at the suggestion of <mask>. <mask> opposed the creation of the favorite concubine of Emperor Wuzong because he was sonless. As Du Cong and Cui Xuan were no longer chancellors, <mask> was in charge of all the chancellor powers, and even

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title: Li Deyu

texts: the eunuchs were displeased with him. When the imperial attendant suggested that <mask>, as chancellor, should not be in control of the treasury, <mask> submitted a defense of himself and was demoted further angering other officials.The eunuchs decided to have Emperor Muzong's younger brother, <mask>, as Emperor Wuzong's uncle after he became seriously ill. During the period of mourning, <mask> served as regent, after <mask> became emperor. <mask>'s hold on power was resented by Emperor Xunzong, who was far from unintelligent. <mask> presented the notes from the imperial officials on the day of his enthronement. The emperor asked his attendants if the person was approaching him. My hairs were raised when he looked at me. The emperor sent <mask> out of the capital to serve as the military governor of the Jingnan Circuit after the mourning period had ended.It was said that it came as a complete shock to everyone that <mask> would be sent out of the capital. A number of <mask>'s associates were sent out of the capital. Niu Sengru, <mask>, Cui Gong, Yang Sifu, and <mask>e were moved closer to Chang'an, although <mask> died before he could be. <mask> no longer had the title of Tong Zhongshu Menxia Pingzhangshi. Since there was no crown prince at the time, <mask> was made a senior advisor to the crown prince and ordered to have his office at Luoyang. In the fall of 847, a petition was submitted by Wu Runa, accusing <mask> and <mask> of causing the improper execution of his brother. Cui Yuanzao was recalled from

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title: Li Deyu

texts: exile by the Emperor and had to give an account of the case to the Office of the Imperial Censors.<mask> was demoted and exiled to be the military advisor to the prefect of the prefecture. <mask> died around the new year 850 after being demoted to be the census officer at Yai Prefecture. It was said that his casket was allowed to be returned to Chang'an and buried there only after <mask> Tao interceded on <mask>'s behalf. During the reign of Emperor Yizong's son, <mask>'s titles were posthumously restored. The lead editor of the Old Book of Tang, the Later Jin chancellor, had this to say about <mask>, "On the island of Hainan, <mask> has been commemorated in the Temple of Five lords since the time of the Ming Dynasty." In Hong Kong's TVB television series, Beyond the Realm of Conscience, a fictionalized version of <mask> was portrayed. There are notes and references to the Old Book of Tang.174. The new book is called Tang. 180. There are three vols. There were 241, 243, 244, 245, and 246. The 9th-century Chinese poets Chancellors under Emperor Wenzong of Tang Chancellors under Emperor Wuzong of Tang Chancellors were the regents of the China Tang

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title: Philip Neame

texts: The Victoria Cross is the highest award for bravery in the face of an enemy that can be given to British and Commonwealth forces. <mask> was the son of <mask> and <mask>, who were both born in Faversham in the County of Kent. 1847 The British Army's Royal Military Academy was where he received his education. Neame received a commission as a second lieutenant into the Royal Engineers in July 1908 after graduating from the Royal Military Academy. He was promoted to lieutenant in August 1910. Neame was with the 15th Field Company in the Gibraltar Garrison during the First World War.The company joined the BEF on the Western Front. During the First Battle of Ypres in October 1914, Neame experienced first hand in the trenches the inferiority of the British issue hand-grenades compared to their German equivalent, and set about creating an alternative, the sappers improvised rudimentary but effective hand grenades made from empty jam tins filled with Neame was 26 years old when he received the Victoria Cross for leading a party of soldiers in action on the Western Front in the Neuve Chapelle district five days before Christmas 1914. He was told by another commissioned officer that the Germans were attacking with bombs and that his own bombs would not explode. Neame went further up the trench to the contact point and discovered that he wasn't able to use the bombs because there weren't any left. Neame, knowing how to technically ignite the grenades without a fuzee match by holding a regular match-head on the grenade's fuse and striking a match box across it, commenced lighting and throwing grenades in this fashion into the German trenches at the two different directions where a German dawn counter Neame was promoted to the rank of captain in 1915 and was mentioned in despatches in February 1915 and January 1916.He received the DSO in January 1916. After a short period as a staff officer, he was appointed brigade major of the 168th brigade, 56th division, in February 1916, and was in charge of this post through the Somme offensive in 1916. He was promoted to brevet major in 1917. He was mentioned

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title: Philip Neame

texts: in despatches in January and December of 1917. After moving up to a senior staff post in June 1918, he ended the war with the rank of lieutenant colonel. <mask> was honoured for his war service in France with the Legion d'honneur in January 1919 and the Croix de guerre in July 1919. The Belgian Croix de guerre was awarded to him.He was listed as one of several names intended for the rank of brevet lieutenant-colonel, with the substantive rank of major, in the London Gazette in June 1919. His substantive rank was promoted from captain to major in January 1925, but the gazetting to brevet lieutenant-colonel did not appear until June 1922. He is the only Victoria Cross recipient who has won an Olympic gold medal. One of the shooting events at the games was the Running Deer competition. It involved teams of four shooting at a moving target. He served in India with the Bengal Sappers and Miners from 1925 to 1930 before attending the Imperial Defence College in 1930. Neame became a General Staff Officer 1 in the Waziristan District in India in June 1932 after being promoted full colonel.He was attacked by a tiger while hunting in India in 1933. He was nursed to health at the Lady Minto Nursing Association in Bareilly. He took leave from India at the end of 1933 and was on half pay until May 1934. He was appointed as a brigadier general with the Eastern Command in India in July 1934. In 1938 he was promoted to major-general and returned to England as the Commandant of the Royal Military Academy. He was a Companion of the Order of the Bath. Neame was given to understand that if war were to be declared, he would be appointed as Chief of General Staff to the British Expeditionary Force's C-in-C.Lord Gort was appointed C-in-C, with <mask> as his deputy responsible for operations and staff duties. <mask> was posted to Egypt in February 1940 to command the 4th Indian Infantry Division. In August 1940 he was made General Officer Commanding British forces in Palestine and Trans-Jordan in the acting rank of lieutenant-general where his responsibilities were mainly in the area of internal security. In

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title: Philip Neame

texts: February 1941 <mask> was appointed General Officer Commanding & Military Governor of Cyrenaica, which had been captured from the Italians by the British Empire's rapid advance in the opening moves of the North Africa Campaign. <mask>'s command had been stripped of many of its battle-hardened units, which had been withdrawn towards Cairo either for re-fitting or to take part in the Battle of Greece, and he was left with little air support. The 2nd Armoured Division and 9th Australian Division were the two formations under his command. The 2nd Armoured Division, which had only recently arrived from the British Isles, was under-strength, lacking in training and equipment adapted for desert warfare conditions, and proved to be no match for what it was about to meet in the field in the form of Nazi Germany's FirstAustralia's 9th Division was suffering from a shortage of transport vehicles and was led by a man who wasn't fully trained. Neame's Headquarters lacked accurate intelligence information from its senior command echelon, and had no warning about the scale or nature of the massed attack that it was about to be hit with, in a theatre scenario which was thought to be dormant at that time through Italian. With hesitant handling of his unprepared troop dispositions in response to a rapidly changing and unexpectedly threatening situation, as the Afrika Korps and Italian Army poured toward him at a terrific speed of advance and began on 24 March 1941 to attack his units' outposts and appear suddenly amidst, and even far In order to avoid being cut off from the rest of the world, he ordered the forces under him to fall back eastward in an uncoordinated fashion. On 6 April 1941, while driving in a small convoy of vehicles to a newly established Headquarters, Neame and his travelling companions, Lieutenant-General Richard O'Connor (who had been rapidly dispatched to join Neame's Headquarters by General Archibald Wavell who was alarmed at the apparent collapse Disaster was averted for the majority of the forces under Neame's command through a rapid retreat by the 9th Australian Division into

masks: Neame Neame


title: Philip Neame

texts: the coastal town of Tobruk, where it was joined by 3 Indian Motor brigade. Prisoner of war in Italy, along with the almost 3000 men of the 2nd Armoured Division who had been captured in Rommel's advance, Neame with generals O'Connor and Combe were transported across the Mediterranean Sea for incarceration in Italy, first being held as prize prisonersThey took part in a number of escape attempts along with other people. After the successful escape of six men through a tunnel that <mask> had designed in April 1943, the Italian Army retaliated by sending Neame's batman Gunner Pickford. After the Italian Armistice in September 1943, Neame was released from incarceration by the Italian Army, but faced a hazardous journey of several hundred miles through a semi-chaotic countryside, at that time still occupied by German forces, in areas at conflict with the Italians, to reach the safety of Having hidden a manuscript which he had been writing in captivity of his memoires, <mask>'s party made their way southwards with the help of friendly Italians. The port of Termoli was taken over by the Allied armies by the time they arrived on 20 December 1943. Neame returned to England on 25 December 1943 after travelling via Tunisia, and found that there was no job waiting for him in the Army, with his star in the descendent after the debacle. In August 1945 he was appointed Lieutenant Governor of Guernsey in the local rank of lieutenant-general.From 1945 to 1955, he held the post of Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Royal Engineers. He was made a knight of the charitable Order of St John in the same year as he was knighted as a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire. Neame was appointed a deputy lieutenant in 1955. The marriage of <mask> and Drew produced four children: Gerald, Veronica,Nigel and <mask>. <mask> was the commander of D Company, 2 Para, in 1982. Neame died on April 28, 1978 at the age of 90. He was buried in the churchyard of St Mary the Virgin Church.The Imperial War Museum in London holds his medals and awards. The Royal Engineers Museum has a link to the Imperial War

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title: Maurice de Forest

texts: <mask> was a Liberal politician in the United Kingdom. He was a baron in Austria and a Count in Liechtenstein. <mask>, the elder of the two sons of <mask>, was born in Paris in the 17th arrondissement. Raymond was his younger brother. The parents of the boys died while on a professional engagement in the Ottoman Empire. They were adopted by the Baroness <mask>, wife of a philanthropist, and given the name <mask>-Bischoffsheim. The only child of Baron and Baroness <mask> was killed by pneumonia.The illegitimate sons of Baron <mask> were identified by the <mask> children. Baron <mask> died in Hungary at the age of 64. Clara died on 1 April 1899. The residence of <mask>'s adoptive father is now known as Veve Castle. <mask> was the beneficiary of the Baroness 25,000,000 Francs. The estates in Rossitz were bought by Baron <mask>. Christ Church, Oxford was where <mask> <mask>-Bischoffsheim was educated.He was awarded the title Freiherr <mask> in 1899. The Emperor of Austria gave the title of Baron De <mask> to M. Arnold <mask> and his brother M. Raymond <mask>. Baroness <mask> left millions of dollars to both men. He was given the title <mask> <mask> by royal licence after becoming a British citizen. On August 25, 1900, he was commissioned into the Militia as a Second Lieutenant in the Prince of Wales's Own Norfolk Artillery. He became Second Lieutenant in the Imperial Yeomanry on July 4, 1903, after he resigned his commission on June 20, 1903. He was a Second Lieutenant in the Army when he resigned from this commission.<mask> became a Roman Catholicism. Rosefield Hall is the home of <mask>. In 1908, while on <mask>'s

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title: Maurice de Forest

texts: yacht, he and his wife stayed three times at <mask>'s castle in Moravia. Marriages <mask> was married twice, the first time to the widow of chocolate magnate Albert Menier and the second time to a daughter of a French newspaper publisher. They were married in 1901 and had a daughter. The marriage was declared null and void by the Pope. Hon.The daughter of William Cansfield and 2nd Baron Gerard was married in 1904 and divorced in 1911. They had two sons, Alaric <mask> and <mask> <mask>. In January 1910, the marriage broke down due to the baroness's adultery with a younger man. <mask> was a fan of emerging technologies of motor cars and aeroplanes. He competed in the Gordon Bennett Cup in auto racing and was an accomplished motor racing driver. He broke the world land speed record at Phoenix Park, Dublin, when he held the Daily Mail Challenge Cup from 1903 to 1905. The first Englishman to fly across the English Channel in an English-built plane was offered the Baron de <mask> Prize in 1909.The prize was doubled when a Frenchman, Louis Blériot, crossed the Channel in 1909. In December 1910, it was won by Thomas Sopwith. A cup was named after him at the Cresta Run. Politics <mask> was the parliamentary candidate at the January 1910 general election. <mask> was defeated by his Conservative opponent in a campaign that was marred by racist slurs. He was elected to the London County Council in 1910 as a member of the Liberal-backed Progressive Party. The seat was held by him until 1913.<mask> was chosen to defend the seat for the Liberals in a by-election in July of 1911. He stated in his election address that he was in

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title: Maurice de Forest

texts: favor of land nationalisation, Irish Home Rule, revised licensing laws, female suffrage and equality of religion in education. The seat was retained by the Liberal Party. He held the seat until 1918. During the First World War, attempts were made to prosecute <mask> as an enemy sympathizer. He was able to resist the pressure. He joined the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve in 1914.The right to use titles granted by "enemy states" was taken away after the war. <mask> was asked to give up his title. He relented after a royal warrant was issued for his surrender of the rights and privileges he had been granted. He was known as <mask> <mask>. The family estates in Moravia were taken over by the new state of Czechoslovakia. He was appointed a diplomatic counsellor to the principality in 1936 after being granted the title Count <mask> <mask>. A work by Frans Hals is in the art collection of <mask>.The villa at Cap Martin was on the French Riviera and contained an animal sanctuary. He died in Biarritz at the age of 89. <mask> <mask> won The Amateur Championship in 1932 and was a good amateur golfer. Lady Douglas was the daughter of Francis Douglas, 11th Marquess of Queensberry. Their children were <mask> <mask>, Emma Magdalen <mask>, Giles Trentham and Prince George Galitzine. On 13 May 1968, during the protests in Paris, Jean-Pierre Rey sat on the shoulders of painter Jean- Jacques Lebel and took a picture. The photograph was featured on the front page of Paris Match and caused her grandfather to disinherit her.She lives in Normandy with her jazz musician partner. <mask> <mask>-Bischoffsheim, Freiherr <mask>, and Baron were

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title: Joe S. Jackson

texts: Joseph S. "<mask>" <mask> was an American sportswriter and editor who worked for the Detroit Free Press, The Washington Post and The Detroit News. He was the founder and first president of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. <mask> was born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1871. He was a reporter at the time of the 1900 United States Census. He was the Sunday and sporting editor of the Providence Telegram from 1895 to 1901. <mask> was the sports editor of the Detroit Free Press from 1910 to 1901. <mask> also wrote a column called "Sporting Facts and Fancies" and featured stories on the major sports events in the city.He covered the Michigan football team in the era of "Point-a-Minute" teams and the Detroit Tigers in the early years of Ty Cobb's career in Major League Baseball. The nickname "The Georgia Peach" was given to Cobb by <mask>. He was the sports editor of The Washington Post in 1910. He wrote a column called "Sporting Facts and Fancies" in The Washington Post. <mask> returned to Detroit as a sports writer and editor for The Detroit News-Tribune after three years in Washington, D.C. He went back to the Detroit Free Press. The Baseball Writers' Association of America was

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title: Joe S. Jackson

texts: founded in 1908 by <mask> and Jack Ryder of the Cincinnati Enquirer.The BBWAA was established in response to ongoing disputes over working conditions. The press boxes at many fields were cramped and team owners began to offer seating in the press boxes to people who weren't members of the working press. There was no room for reporters from the other team. The issue came to a head during the 1908 World Series between the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs when visiting baseball writers in Chicago were compelled to climb a ladder to the roof of the first base pavilion and write in the rain and snow. Following the 1908 World Series, a meeting was held at the Pontchartrain Hotel in Detroit, Michigan to establish the organization. <mask> was selected as the organization's first president and held that position for 11 years. The Association presented <mask> with a traveling bag when he stepped down as president.<mask> worked in California for several years. He died in San Francisco in 1936. The "People's Poet" began his writing career with the Detroit Free Press. The poem "<mask> S. <mask>" was published after <mask>'s death. He lavished praise on those who helped and only the dusty record books

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title: Sufia Kamal

texts: Bangladeshi poet and political activist <mask> died in 1999. She was involved in the Bengali nationalist movement and the leader of the civil society in Bangladesh. She was the first woman to be given a state funeral in Bangladesh. Though her paternal house is in Shilaur, she was born in Shaestabad, Barisal. She didn't have enough money to get an academic education when she was a child. She learned many languages at home. She went to Kolkata with her mother to meet with Rokeya.She married her cousin at the age of 11. Amena Kahar was their daughter. He died in 1932. <mask> married a man five years later. Two sons, Shahed and Sajed, and two daughters, Sultana and Saida, were born to <mask>. Mahatma Gandhi inspired her to wear simple clothing. The poem Bashanti (Of Spring) was published in Saogat magazine.She was the first Bengali Muslim woman to join the Indian Women Federation. A short story written by <mask> was published in 1923. She published her first collection of short stories in 1937. After her first poetry publication, her literary career took off. Sanjher Maya (Evening Enchantment), her first book of poems, was praised by Rabindranath Tagore. In 1947, <mask> became the first editor of the Begum weekly magazine, which was dedicated to women's issues. After the partition of India, she came to Bangladesh.During a huge clash between Hindu and Muslim, <mask> worked for their friendship and joined the Peace Committee. She became the chairman of the Purbo Pakistan Mohila Committee in 1948. The Language Movement was a part of <mask>'s activism. When Rabindra Sangeet was banned in Pakistan in 1961, she became involved in the movement among Bengalis. She formed Mohila Sangram Parishad to promote the cause of the mass uprising in 1969. She headed Bangladesh's largest women's organisation for many years and made women's rights her top priority in later life. She didn't see the oppression of women as a class issue.She was the first chairperson of BRAC. Rokeya Hall was the first women's dormitory to be named after a person. She showed her bravery several times. At a meeting with social

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title: Sufia Kamal

texts: elites of Dhaka, Ayub Khan commented that ordinary people are not fit to be given franchise. If the people are beasts, then as the President of the Republic, you are the king of the beasts. When the news of the 'killings' of the Ibrahim brothers by the Pakistan Army was broadcast on a radio station in India, it drew criticism from all over the world. The government of Pakistan had to broadcast an interview with the poet on radio to prove that he was still alive."No massacre took place in Bangladesh in 1971" was the statement forwarded by the regional director of Radio East Pakistan. Rahman said, "If you don't give your signature then it might create a problem for you and your son-in-law." She said she didn't care for her life. She said she would rather die than sign a false statement. She aided freedom fighters of the Liberation War. In 1971, several people in Dhaka, including a professor and a writer, collected medicine and food and delivered it to <mask> <mask>'s house, where the freedom fighters picked them up. She used to bring food and medicine to the war wounded.There was a shortage of food and medicine in the hospital. She used to give food and medicine to rickshaw pullers. They would deliver the food and medicine to the freedom fighters. In August, she was able to establish closer contact with the freedom fighters. She tried to help the freedom fighters ignoring the risks as the Pakistani army kept a close watch on her. The others died in the hands of the Pakistan Army. The son-in-law of <mask> <mask> was killed by the Pakistan Army because they were angry with her.They themselves did not leave and got killed, even though they were warned to leave. The awards for literature include a literary award from the Soviet Union and a medal from the Czech Republic. On her birthday, June 20, the internet giant celebrated her with a logo. 20th-century women writers, 20th-century Indian poets, 20th-century Bengali poets, 20th-century Bangladeshi women writers, 20th-century feminist writers, 20th-century Bengali female poets, 20th-century Bengali activists, recipients of the Ekushey

masks: Sufia Kamal Sufia Kamal


title: David Dangerfield

texts: One of Australia's senior professional Budo instructors is <mask>. <mask> had his first encounter with martial arts. He was instantly attracted to the formal and structured nature of the art, combined with its visual beauty and obvious potential effectiveness, after seeing a demonstration. Since 1974, <mask> has trained in various martial arts and gained experience in the security industry. He began training in a style of martial arts. He learned a lot from various instructors. He attained his Shodan in 1990.In 1991, <mask> began studying with Joe Thambu Shihan of Aikido Shudokan. The Aikido Institute Inc was founded in 1991 by <mask> as a non-profit martial arts education organisation. Alternative Education programmes based on Aikido were provided by the Aikido Institute. In 1993 <mask> achieved his second degree black belt. It was around this time that <mask> began to travel to Japan to learn more about Budo. He traveled to Japan twice a year to train at the Yoshinkan Hombu dojo, where he studied under Chida Tsutomu Sensei. He trained at Iwama and the Aikikai hombu dojo in Tokyo.<mask> had already been teaching for 4 years when he received his Sandan in 1996. <mask> met a senior master of Shint Mus-ry. <mask> found that his personal direction and style became clearer after this meeting. He continued his studies in 2000 after being accepted as Nishioka Sensei's student. In 2003 Nishioka Sensei awarded <mask> Iri Sho and in 2006 he became one of a small number of people to receive the traditional certification 'Shomokuroku'. He received his black belt in the same year. At the 100 years of Aikido celebrations in Malaysia in 2012 <mask> was promoted to a 6th degree black belt.The Yoshinkan instructors around the world resigned due to changes in the organisation. Since then, <mask> Ryu and Aikido. He is the CEO of Compass. Martial Reflections - In Search of Wisdom was written by <mask>. A collection of short stories that blend budo philosophy and poetic imagery. <mask> won the Australian Citizen of the Year award for his work with youth-risk, alternative education and for his contribution to the disability field. The Knowledge

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title: David Dangerfield

texts: Industries & Professional Services Large Business Award was won by The Compass Institute.The Institute made it as a finalist in the category of knowledge industries and professional services based on an extensive written application. The category was one of the largest. The 3 members of the judging panel were interviewed in stage two. This award shows the hard work of the Institute as well as the recognition of its work within the community. Being a university qualified trainer, <mask> has combined his martial arts skills with education in many different ways. <mask> pioneered the use of Aikido as an Alternative Education framework in Australia with intensive behavior management programmes for youth at-risk expanded to include leadership development, special needs, personal safety and teacher in-service. Personal safety and self-defence are some of the topics covered in the life skill programmes in south east Queensland schools.In 2001, <mask> ran a number of workshops for people with disabilities, sharing with them the technical and psycho-emotional training aspects of Aikido. Budo and business <mask> provide workshops that allow people to bring about change on an individual and organizational level. His unique approach combines his martial arts skills and experience as a trainer and educator to teach people how to challenge or change the culture within businesses and corporations. The first accredited Disability Service based on the principles of Japanese Budo was founded in 2003 by <mask>. Young people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities can receive post-school education, training and Vocational opportunities. Regular practice in Shinto Muso Ryu Jodo is included in the curriculum for the centers. Over 90 young people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities are supported through 6 centers by The Compass Institute Inc., which is a registered charity.40 young people can gain access to further training at the working farm, which is one of the centers. The Citizen of the Year Award is given by Nishioka Tsuneo Sensei 2006 6th Dan in the Art of Aikido. "Total Aikido: The Master Course" People from Australia are living

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title: Erika Heymann

texts: During the German occupation of the Netherlands, a German woman was posthumously granted the status of Righteous Among the Nations, for helping several Jews hide. Offenburg, Germany was where the early life of <mask> was born. She was the third child of Adolf and Marie Geck. Her parents were both Catholic and socialist. She thought of herself as a lover of nature and was not religious. A veteran of the German Army in World War I married a communist in 1921. The couple lived in Mannheim and were active in civic and labor union affairs.The couple's two children were born at this time. In 1930, he took a job as editor of the red flag newspaper in Berlin. In 1933, he was imprisoned for refusing to reveal the author of the article. The Interior Minister of Prussia ordered her to evict the family from Prussia. The citizens of the state of Baden could be ordered to leave Prussia. They agreed it was time to leave Germany. The director of the transportation labor union in Amsterdam hired Erika as a governess on the pretext that she would teach German to his children.The family moved to Amsterdam in July of 1933. The three lived in the south of Amsterdam in two apartments, one of which they sublet. During the day, she worked as a cook and cleaning woman. She made contacts with socialists in Amsterdam. After completing his sentence, he was