title: Gerald A. Miller

texts: projects concerning water quality using applied studies and implementation. Iowa State University's Extension Program has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 Extension programs were coordinated by Dr. Miller's colleagues, affiliates, and associations. Dr. Miller was also an Associate Dean at Iowa State University.Dr. <mask> has an interest in professional organizations and societies. He was fond of university teaching, public speaking, and grant writing about water quality laws, policy, environmental science, and sustainable environment. He belonged to three honor organizations. He was a member of many organizations, including the American Society of Agronomy, the Soil Science Society of America, the International Society of Soil Science, the Geological Society of America, and the Iowa Academy of Science. The Project Director for the Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative in the state of Iowa was Dr. <mask>. The Heartland Initiative consisted of professionals from multiple land grant universities such as Iowa State University, Kansas State University, the University of Missouri,

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texts: and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. A representative for the United States Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 Watershed Planning and Implementation Branch was part of the coalition.Professionals from all focuses of the environment were present in this organization. The Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative was created to increase the capacity of citizens, agencies, and community leaders to address water quality concerns. Extension faculty and staff were encouraged by Dr. <mask> to participate in issue teams and working groups for multiple responsibilities involving planning, managing, and implementing Heartland sponsored roundtables and workshops and being authors of regional publications and newsletters. He is a certified Professional Soil Scientist through the certification program of the Soil Science Society of America. Private consultation services for the classification, evaluation, and interpretation of soils and soil landscapes are one of the services held by a soil scientist. He served in the Army National Guard for 33 years. After receiving his bachelor's degree in 1965, he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps.He commanded the Army National Guard units at company, battalion and brigade level during the 1970s and 1980s, as well as the First United States Army from 1993 to 1995 and commanded the 34th Infantry. He held the rank of Major General until he retired in 1998. He received the Army's distinguished service medal. The Gerald A. <mask> Outreach Team Award has been renamed. The award acknowledges Dr. <mask>'s contributions to the protection and enhancement of water resources. <mask>, who has

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texts: been appointed Interim Head of Iowa State University Extension, was recognized at an awards ceremony during the 2010 National Water Conference in South Carolina. The award was renamed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture National Institute for Food and Agriculture.From 2002 to 2010 Dr<mask> was the Project Director of the Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative. He is an author or co-author of more than 130 publications and products, including ten journal articles, 36 conference proceedings and technical reports, 81 extension publications, one textbook, two book chapters, four audiovisuals, numerous newsletter articles and leadership for the Iowa Soil and Land Use website. <mask>, T.E. They were Fenton and <mask>. Sassman. The year 2015. The CSR2 is a rating for corn suitability. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach has a website.There are 4 pages. They are <mask>-Kaisi, Mahdi M., Roger W. Elmore, <mask><mask>, and David Kwaw- Mensah. The year 2015. Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources in the U.S. Midwest is a review and analysis of challenges and future opportunities. There is an Open Access version of the Natural Sciences Education 44:26-33. <mask>. The year 2015.An update on corn suitability ratings. pp. 30–31. In Brent Pringnitz. The Crop Advantage Series was presented. AEP 0200. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is in Ames.35 pages. <mask><mask>. The year 2013. There is soil judging in Iowa. PM 1100. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is in Ames, Iowa. Recommendations for land use are created from the evaluations of certain properties of a soil.The guide in this booklet is for making evaluations and interpretations. The manual can be used by

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texts: high school students to evaluate and interpret the physical, chemical and biological properties of soil profiles. <mask> was a person. What are the soils made of? pp. In Samuel Bernard. Getting into the soil and water.The Iowa Water Center is in Ames, Iowa. Physical, chemical and biological components of soils, soil forming factors and the range of age of soils that occur on Iowa landscapes are discussed in an overview article. They were Morton, Wright, and <mask>. The year 2010. Water matters in the Heartland. There are accomplishments of the Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative. The Department of Sociology is at Iowa State University.There are 19 pages. The Heartland Regional Water Coordination Initiative was a project funded by the National Institute for Food and Agriculture from 2002 to 2010. Performance incentives enable stewardship and systems approach to environmental protection. The 2008 USDA-CSREES National Water Quality Conference was held. Education and research for water quality and quantity. February 3–6, 2008. The city is in the state of Nevada.The Watershed Resident Determination of Performance-based Environmental Management Incentives was presented in 2007. The USDA-CSREES National Water Quality Conference was held in 2007. Education and research for water quality and quantity. January 28-February 1. The presentation was titled Performance-based Environmental Management: The Hewitt Creek Model. Pm 2013. University Extension, Iowa State University, Ames, IA.Ingels, Chad, John Rodecap, and <mask> wrote a book. The Agriculture and the Environment Conference was held in 2005. University Extension, Iowa State University. There are references to Iowa State University

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title: Jessie Benton Frémont

texts: <mask> was an American writer and political activist. She was the daughter of a Missouri Senator and the wife of a military officer. Several books of historical value and many stories that were printed in popular magazines were written by her. During times of financial difficulty, her writings helped support her family. She was an ardent supporter of her husband, who was one of the first two Senators of the new U.S. state of California and a Governor of the Territory of Arizona. She was the second child of <mask> and Elizabeth McDowell. She was born in the home of her mother's father.Her father wanted a son but decided to name her in honor of his father. She was raised in Washington, D.C., more like a 19th century son than daughter, with her father renowned as the "Great Expansionist" and introducing her to the leading politicians of the day. She was by her father and very close to him. He shared the many books and maps in the valise that were always with him on his trips to and from Missouri and Virginia. She shared his dream of a nation stretching from ocean to ocean. She was well educated in the ways of social structure and the disciplines of politics, history, literature, and languages. <mask> helped in the translation of government documents after becoming proficient in French and Spanish.At the age of 16, she met Lieutenant John C<mask> who was in Washington preparing a report on explorations he had made between the Missouri River and the northern frontier of the United States. Her parents objected to a marriage at that time because of her age. Frémont received an order from the War Department to conduct an examination of the Des Moines River on the western frontier. They were married on October 19, 1841. After their marriage, Frémont was assigned the task of exploring

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texts: the West and scouting land for future U.S. territorial expansion. The couple's rise to fame began with this assignment. The father and daughter reconciled after he promoted Frémont's famous explorations of the West.The senator's wife persuaded him to marry her, and the couple moved into the senator's home. In the spring of 1842, <mask> left his pregnant wife behind to lead his first expedition. He came back days before the birth of their oldest child, <mask>, who was born in Washington D.C. He headed off again, but the baby and his mother remained behind. James Fenimore Cooper's novel, the Pathfinder, made <mask> known as the "Pathfinder to the West". He became his recorder, making notes as he described his experiences, because he was intensely interested in the details of his expedition. Adding human-interest touches to these printed reports, she wrote and edited best-selling stories of the adventures <mask> had while exploring the West with his scout.She was involved in her most happy life's work, interpreting her husband's actions for a public eager for information about the opening of the West. The narratives were received with great enthusiasm when they were written. As a result of the Mexican-American War, her husband was involved in the conquest of California. He was the 3rd Military Governor. At the time of the court-martial of <mask>, in which he attempted to defend his actions in the Bear Flag Revolt,<mask> gave birth to a son, <mask>, in Washington, D.C. She blamed General Kearny for the baby's death in St. Louis. They made a perilous journey to join <mask> in California in 1849.After crossing the Isthmus of Panama, they boarded a ship for San Francisco. The Frémonts settled into San Francisco society with their gold mines' income. As a politically informed

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texts: woman,<mask> was known to get involved in city politics and discuss important issues with the men. John C<mask> was a Senator from California from September 9, 1850 to March 3, 1851. Their third child, John C<mask> Jr., was born on April 19, 1851. Anne Beverly <mask> was born on February 1, 1854, while the couple was in Paris, France. Anne died in Washington, D.C. five months later.<mask> was chosen as the first-ever Republican candidate for President because of his antislavery position. She rallied support for her husband in the campaign. "Frémont and <mask> too" is a campaign slogan. Her father refused to support her husband's bid for the presidency. The supporters of <mask> continued to refer to her as the "first lady in the land" even after she died. <mask> got a lot of Northern votes but lost the election to James Buchanan. California was not able to be carried by <mask>.The couple lived in California, St. Louis, and New York. She played an active role in the anti-Secession movement in California in the 19th century. <mask> returned to St. Louis after Lincoln appointed him the Commander of the Department of the West. <mask> was the husband's closest adviser. St. Louis was unprepared for war and needed reinforcements and supplies, and both pressured Washington to send more supplies and troops. She became very active in the war effort and helped to organize a Soldier's Relief Society. After <mask> lost his position during the Civil War for issuing his own edict of emancipation, which predated Lincoln's own Emancipation Proclamation, one of the most impressive feats of her political career was the freeing of all the slaves in Missouri.She traveled to Washington to plead with Lincoln on her husband's behalf. The Frémonts moved to New York and then California. John C<mask>

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texts: lost everything in the Panic of 1873. A Year of American Travel: Narrative of Personal Experience and Souvenirs of My Time were written to help with the family's financial situation. The Governor of the Territory of Arizona was John C<mask>. He died in a New York hotel three months after being allowed to resign from the Army. The Congress gave a widow's pension of $2,000 a year after her husband's death.In 1891, she moved into a home at the corner of 28th and Hoover Streets in Los Angeles that was presented to her by a committee of ladies of the city as a token of their great regard. She was in good health until about two and a half years before her death, when an accident made her an invalid, but she was able to use a wheelchair and enjoy the outdoors. <mask> died at her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. James A. Garfield, a former first lady, sent a huge box of roses. Christ Church is on the corner of Pico and Flower Streets. Her ashes were interred in a cemetery. "The Gentle Sword" was an episode of the Death Valley Days television anthology series.In the story line, the Frémonts, in California during the gold rush, become involved in a mining claim dispute. The Story of the Guard: A Chronicle of the War is one of the works. The University of Illinois Press edited the letters of Frémont. Her husband's presidential campaign, her role in the Civil War, her time as First Lady of the Territory of Arizona, and her impressions of the late 1800s are included in a collection of 271 letters. Biographies by Lois Rather, Rather Press, Oakland CA and Ilene. The journal "On the Trail of the Truth" was published in 1991. The 1986 miniseries of the same name was adapted from the 1982 historical novel Dream West about Charles and <mask>.1856 United States presidential election References

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title: Shang Yue

texts: The author and professor at the School of History at Renmin University of China was named <mask>e. He wrote fiction before becoming a historian. He taught at Yuwen Middle School in Manchuria. He is well-known in China for his work on the idea of capitalism's roots in the earlier Chinese history. His ideas on Chinese economic history clashed with those of Mao and his purge foretold the Chinese Cultural Revolution. He remained out of the public eye until Mao's death in 1976. His work had an effect on Korean nationalist historiography.Career <mask> did not graduate from the English faculty of the Peking University after he joined in 1921. At the private Yuwen Middle School, <mask> taught literature and Chinese. There was a time when he taught literature and aesthetic to the leader of North Korea. The Chinese Communist Party's Manchurian branch had a member named <mask>. Kim says that <mask> influenced him in his book. Chinese classics, such as Dream of the Red Chamber, as well as contemporary literature of Lu Xun and Chen Duxiu, as well as Russian literature, including Gorky's The Mother and Enemies, were introduced to Kim by <mask>. Kim's views on peasant nationalism were reinforced by <mask>, possibly reflecting a shift of policy in the Chinese Communist Party after the second Chinese revolution.Kim was encouraged to become a proletarian writer by <mask>. Sea of Blood is one of the political dramas Kim would write in the 1930s. The Nationalist Chinese arrested Kim and lost contact with him. The daughter of <mask> said that her father thought of

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texts: Kim as being "diligent" and putting good questions inside and outside the class. <mask> was an editor at a number of radical periodicals. After 1949, he became a professor at Renmin University. He was one of the historians in mainland China who contributed to the idea of capitalism.His work was published in two volumes. The Outline of Chinese History was used as a textbook. The Anti-rightist campaign of 1957 supported the theory of capitalism in China. Mao thought that indigenous capitalism in China did not exist before, but that it could have eventually developed on its own in China. There was a purge in 1958. In the early 1960s, an officially approved work by historian Jian Bozan continued <mask>'s arguments. During the Cultural Revolution, <mask>'s influence waned.He was out of the public eye until Mao's death in 1976. During his career, he lived and worked in Jilin, Harbin, Shanghai, Beijing and Hankou. Kim said that he was once the Chief Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee of Manchuria. He wrote fiction before becoming a historian. He had a collection of short stories called Giant Pirates. It takes place in <mask>'s hometown. There were large quantities of factory products that entered metropolitan markets during the 16th to 17th century, as evidenced by the core argument of <mask> Yue's idea on the sprouts of capitalism.He thought that large amount of factories implied the existence of proletarian and bourgeois classes. The formation of the Chinese nation was dependent on the existence of a bourgeois class. The delayed development

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texts: of Chinese capitalism was caused by the Manchu conquests of China. Chinese historians worked to make the formation of Communist China seem like a natural outcome. The idea that the Chinese nation had a more developed history of class struggle than European nations was promoted by him. He gave China a better historical status than the European society of the period. Mao said that China would have developed into a Capitalist society even without foreign influence.After the Opium war, Mao claimed that bourgeois and proletarian classes did not exist. Imperialism was worse for China than the bourgeois class was. The Qing government and its subjects were degraded by the theory that opium trade was a progressive force. In early 1958, <mask> was forced to admit that he had produced revisionist historiography. Chinese historians fear that focusing too much on internal capitalism might distract attention from foreign capitalism's influence that transformed China into a semi-colonial or semi-feudal status. The theory of capitalism was renewed after Mao's death. The sprouts of capitalism are not considered to be a distinctive phase of economic development in China.Both North and South Korean nationalist historians used the theory of capitalism to downplay Japanese influence on the origins of Korean industrialization. Industrial development was halted by the annexation of Korea in 1910. South Korean historians have largely denied the validity of the theory. The mode of production is typified by the Korean independence movement Maoism Marxist


title: Samantha Fox (American actress)

texts: Stasia Micula (December 3, 1950 to April 22, 2020) was an American pornographic film and B movie actress. She worked in film for over a decade. <mask> starred in over 100 films, including Roommates, A Night to Dismember and The Devil in Miss Jones 2. Stasia Micula was born in New York City. Her father was a foreign diplomat. She studied art at Sarah Lawrence College. Career <mask> acted in both porn and B-movies, eventually retiring in the 1980s to work as a fitness instructor.She had a lucrative career despite her drug addiction and was a muse for the director. In 1975, <mask> began her career in the porn industry. <mask> was encouraged by her husband to model for adult magazines. She worked as a sex worker. <mask> was discovered by a film production company after she knocked on the door thinking it was a magazine. She was offered porn on the spot. Here Cums the Bride and Oddysex were her first two films.She worked with ChuckVincent throughout her career in both porn and mainstream films. She met Bobby Astyr while filming Double Your Pleasure. He was described as something of a jerk by <mask>. <mask> and Astyr were together for 24 years before Astyr died of lung cancer. Tigresses And Other Man-Eaters starred <mask>. <mask> was the first woman Ron Jeremy had sex with on film. In the 1980s, <mask> was living in New York City with another actress.<mask> spent most of her income on drugs. In 1980, <mask> and Jack Wrangler starred in a porn film. They

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texts: made their first film together. <mask> and Wrangler had "instant magnetism" when they met. They lived together for a week to prepare for the film. The Adult Film Association of America (AFAA) Best Actress award was won by <mask>. She was noted for her strong screen presence and her ability to play roles that range from an innocent to an assertive woman.<mask> said in March 1981 that she had been clean of drugs for a year and a half. She won her second AFAA Best Actress award a few months later. In 1981 she co-stars with Tiffany Clark and others in Centerfold Fever. The Devil in Miss Jones 2 was a sequel to The Devil in Miss Jones. In Roommates, she played the role of a call girl who wants to leave sex work to work in television. Pornstar Classics called her role in Roommates one of the top erotic performances ever. The lead role in A Night to Dismember was played by <mask>.Jack &Jill 2 was the sequel to her last adult film. At this point, <mask> was struggling with drug addiction and she was also suffering from pneumonia. She told Adult Video News in 2003 that she retired from porn to see if she could start from scratch. She learned how to negotiate her own contracts, promote herself, and book her own appearances. In 1985 <mask> was indicted on federal charges in Utah for being part of a phone sex operation in which children in Utah were able to call a number and hear sexually explicit recordings that <mask> had made. The charges were dropped.

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texts: The Telephone Decency Act was passed three years later.She had roles in both Streetwalkin' and Playgirl that year. In the 1987 film Warrior Queen, <mask> co-starring with Sybil Danning, she continued to act in mainstream films. After leaving the film industry, <mask> attended Hunter College for physical therapy and worked as a fitness instructor. She became a member of the AVN Hall of Fame. When <mask> started in the adult film industry, she didn't care about money, it was pocket money. In a 1980 interview, <mask> said that she learned a lot about her sexuality by playing in adult movies. I am freer now than I was before.Adults could explore their sexuality in the late 1980s if they watched adult films. If I'd let people take advantage of me, the porn industry would bemanipulative and abusive. Here Cums the Bride is <mask>'s first film in her canon and is her favorite. Her Name Was Lisa is the film she identifies with the most. When she was filming Her Name Was Lisa, <mask> said that she was addicted to drugs and had to play a character that went from bad to worse. It happens to a lot of hookers. The acting was juicy and I liked it.<mask> was interested in seeing "prettier" adult films and more equality in the roles played by men and women. In New York City, <mask> lived in the East Village. She died of cardiovascular illness at her home on April 22, 2020. Glenn Kenny from Thought Catalog wrote "My Life In Pornography, Part I: A Girl's

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title: Albert Michel

texts: <mask> was a French stage, film and television actor. The fonctionnaire de la prison (uncredited) Men in White. Le camionneur qui transporte le tableau Les Lavandires du Portugal. Le brigadier Projection privée, Le concierge de Denis Un amour de pluie, Le client du café Par ici la monnaie, and Black Thursday are examples. "Un passager du train Le maestro", "Le chauffeur de taxi L'imprécateur", and "La Menace" are examples of films. There are religious figures on film and television. In 2005.There are external links to births and deaths of French male film actors.


title: Gustavo Gorriti

texts: The Left-wing journalist known for his reporting on rebel groups, government corruption, and drug traffickers was born in 1948. According to the European Journalism Centre, he has been awarded more prizes than any other Peruvian journalist. As a journalist in the 1980's, <mask> became famous for her reporting on the conflicts between the government and the Shining Path. He wrote a book about the organization. He reported links between the government and narcotics traffickers while working for the weekly Caretas in 1992. During the 1992 constitutional crisis in the country, Fujimori's home was broken into and he was kidnapped by a squad from the army. The plan that the pair had previously arranged, calling international press NGOs as well as the US government, was followed by <mask>'s wife.After the international pressure caused him to be transferred to official detention, he said it probably saved his life. Two days after his abduction, he was released. In 2009, Fujimori was sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the kidnapping and other human rights abuses. His former adviser, Vladimiro Montesinos, was sentenced to 17 years in prison for kidnapping. He was exiled in the US and Panama after his release. He was a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C. and at the University of Miami's North-South Center in Miami. In 1996 she moved to Panama to work for La Prensa.He began writing about links between government officials and drug traffickers again and was the target of threats. He reported that a failed bank laundered money for the Cali Cartel. In 1997, he gained notice for reporting that an agent of the cartel had contributed US$51,000 to Pérez Balladares' presidential campaign, and that some of the President's appointments were guided by nepotism. The Panamanian government refused to renew his work visa, setting off a storm of criticism from international press NGOs and domestic opposition parties. The Panamanian Supreme Court granted a stay on the deportation of Gorriti, who was given shelter in the Prensa offices. According to Prensa publisher and editor I. Roberto Eisenmann Jr., the Panamanian government decided to

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texts: expel Gorriti rather than relay the death threat because they wanted to preserve the nation's image. British novelist John le Carré, as well as the Committee to Protect Journalists, issued statements in support of Gorriti.The case was added to the docket of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights of the Organization of American States after the US pressured Panama. The visa was renewed after the Panamanian government relented. The ley mordaza is a law that carries a maximum sentence of six years' imprisonment for defamation. A second charge was filed against him and three other Prensa journalists in 1999 for an article in which he reported that a drug trafficker had donated to the campaign of Attorney General José Antonio Sossa. The case highlighted the need to repeal criminal defamation and libel statutes in Panama. The case was dismissed by an appeals court. The new president of La Prensa was elected by a majority of shareholders after the former foreign minister forced out Gorriti.The election and demotions of investigative staff left the once feisty paper a shadow of its former self. After leaving Panama, <mask> went back to work for the daily newspaper Peru21 as well as becoming the journalist in residence at the IDL. Idl Reporteros was launched in 2009. Four full-time journalists were employed by the site as of 2011. His father is of Basque and Italian descent, while his mother is of Jewish descent. He has three children with his wife. He is a six-time national champion.In 1986 <mask> was given a fellowship at Harvard University. He received the Maria Moors Cabot Prize of Columbia University in 1992 for "advancement of press freedom and inter-American understanding." The International Press Freedom Award of the US-based Committee to Protect Journalists was won by him in 1998. There is a tribute for lifetime achievement. In 1996 he received the King of Spain award for his work at La Prensa. There are books by La calavera. There is an editorial Planeta Per.2006 There is a book by the same name. "Latin America's internal wars". A journal of democracy. Invierno de 1991 was published. Petroaudios. There are External links to the IDL Reporteros official


title: Sergei Tretyakov (scientist)

texts: <mask> is a Russian-Finnish scientist who is focused on microwave engineering. He is a professor at the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering. Metamaterials and metasurfaces are his main area of research. He was the general chair of the Metamaterials Congresses from 2007 to 2013 and the president of the European Virtual Institute for Artificial Electromagnetic Materials and Metamaterials. He is a member of many scientific associations. He is a professor at Francisk Skorina Gomel State University. The Engineer's degree and the Candidate of Sciences degree were received by <mask> from the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, USSR.In 1994 he received a DocentDiploma from the Ministry of Education of Russian Federation and in the following year he received a Doctor of Sciences degree. The Full ProfessorDiploma was granted by the Ministry of Education, Russia. After working as an engineer and junior researcher at the Radiophysics Department of the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, <mask> began his career as a professional. He was promoted to the position of associate professor in 1989. According to the exchange program between the ministries of education in Finland and the Soviet Union, in October 1988 <mask> had a 10-month research visit to Helsinki University of Technology. He was associated with both the Electromagnetics Laboratory of the University of Technology and the St. Petersburg State Technical University. In 1994 he was a visiting scientist at CEA Cesta and the Laboratory of Wave-Material Interactions in University of Bordeaux.In 1996, he was promoted to full professor at St. Petersburg State Technical University. In the summer of 2000 he became a full professor of Radio Engineering at the University of Technology. He was a visiting professor at the Abbe Center of Photonics and the Department of Photonics Engineering at the Technical University of Denmark. 13 doctors of science were educated by him. More than

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texts: 280 papers have been authored or co-authored by Research Tretyakov. He started his research career with his degree thesis. There is a person named Rozov.The thesis focused on the problem of diffraction at an edge of a dense array of metal wires. Under the supervision of Prof. M.I., he worked on ferrite-based anisotropic layers. Kontorovich. The first research visit to the University of Technology profoundly influenced his research interest, shifting it towards a novel and very promising direction. The main contributions from this time forth are listed below. Important contributions to research of bianisotropic media were made by the bianisotropic media Electromagnetics of chiral and general bianisotropic media were made by the bianisotropic media Electromagnetics of general bianisotropic media were made by the bianisotropic media. He and his co-authors developed a theory of bianisotropic materials and layers.The first non-reciprocal bianisotropic scatterers were called the Tellegen scatterer and artificial. Even with an infinitely thin layer without broken mirror symmetry, the effects of optical rotation and circular dichroism can be achieved. The effect was discovered by the team of Zheludev. The existence of a backward wave medium was suggested by several scientists throughout the twentieth century. The first negative-index metamaterial was demonstrated by the team of David R. Smith in the early 2000s. An alternative way to achieve backward waves was suggested in 2003 by a group of people. It is not required to engineer negative permittivity and permeability in this case.In the extreme case of so-called chiral nihility, two eigenwaves represent "forward" and "backward" waves with equal phase velocities. John Pendry suggested the existence of backward waves in 2004. An alternative realization of the same effect for cylindrical objects was developed by the team. Compared to the previous designs, <mask>'s cloaking device


title: Christian Wolmar

texts: <mask> is a British journalist, author, railway historian and Labour Party politician. He was named Transport Journalist of the Year in the National Transport Awards in 2007, for his commentary on Britain's railway industry. He is an advocate for cycling, and is on the board of the London Cycling Campaign as well as having founded Labour Cycles, which encourages the Labour Party to adopt a pro-cycling agenda. Boris Forter was born in Moscow and his mother was Swedish. They met in London. He obtained a degree in economics and was editor of the student newspaper at the University of Warwick, after graduating from Lycée Franais Charles de Gaulle, a French state-owned school. He co-edited the book Squatting: The Real Story after squatting at Villa Road in London.In 1971 he graduated from university and went on to work in marketing, retail newsagent, and the London Daily News. The office of Release was once used as a holding address for the PIE, a paedophile activist group. He was the transport correspondent for four years at The Independent, covering the privatisation of British Rail. He writes a regular column for RAIL magazine and contributes to several other magazines. There are over 1,400 articles on his website. The current state of the British railway industry is covered in the books and columns of Wolmar. He has been an ardent critic of rail privatisation and argued that the structure contributed to the series of railway disasters.He is against the construction of the high-speed railway. He frequently appears on TV and radio, both on history and news programmes, and has a regular spot as a commentator on Talk Radio. He is a speaker at transport conferences around the world, both on the railways and on his concerns about driverless cars. Fire and Steam, the first major new history of the railways in Britain for 30 years, was published by Books Wolmar. Blood, Iron and Gold, a history of how the railways changed the world, was published in


title: Christian Wolmar

texts: process. Described by The Londonist as "the non-politician who wants to be mayor", <mask> spoke at the five official hustings about his campaign vision for a more affordable, liveable and sustainable London. The winner, Sadiq Khan, was persuaded by the campaign to push for the introduction of the 'Hopper' fare.He got over 5% of the vote. In the Labour leadership election of 2015, <mask> said that he wanted to avoid a parliament in which Andy Burnham or Yvette Cooper were trying to appease the Conservatives. He supported Owen Smith in the Labour leadership election. In the 2016 by-election for theRichmond Park constituency, the Labour candidate was selected and ran on a stronglyRemain platform. He said that he would vote against the EU referendum because it was conducted in such a way that Parliament needs to vote on the issue before a decision is made to leave the EU. "My view is that we should be the party of the 48% and build on that," he said. He opposed the expansion of the airport.He lost his deposit as the Liberal Democrat candidate persuaded Labour voters to support her campaign to keep out the incumbent MP. <mask> lives in London. He plays cricket, runs and plays tennis. He has supported Queens Park Rangers for over 50 years. There are references to Stagecoach: A Classic Rags-to-Riches Tale from the Frontiers of Capitalism. The Secret Abuse Scandal in Children's Home, Down the Tube: The Battle for London's Underground, and The Subterranean Railway: How the London Underground Was all published in 1999. ed.Fire and Steam: A New History of the Railways in Britain was published in 2005. ed. To the Edge of the World: The Story of the Trans-Siberian Express, The Iron Road: The Illustrated History of Railways, and Are Trams Socialist? Railways and The Raj: How the Age of Steam Changed India, Cathedrals of Steam: How London's Great Stations Were Built, The Story of Crossrail: The Whole Story, and Why Britain Has No Transport Policy are

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title: Henya Pekelman

texts: <mask><mask> was a pioneer and manual laborer of the Yishuv. The Life of a Woman Worker in the Homeland is one of the most authentic sources about the life of women workers in Palestine in the 1920s. She died by suicide. There was a religious Jewish family of merchants that gave great importance to education and diligence. She joined the effort of providing for her family after finishing school. She and her mother moved to Mandatory Palestine after her father's death. In Palestine, Pekelman worked in various manual labor jobs.A ten year old senior from the same hometown helped her when she arrived and advised her to learn flooring. After being raped, she gave birth to her first daughter, Tikva, who died within a month of being poisoned. She gave birth to her second daughter, Tzipora, a year after she got married. She self-published her memoir, The Life of a Woman Laborer in The Homeland, in 1935, in which she described her childhood, adolescence and first three years in Palestine. On January 19, 1940, Pekelman threw herself to her death from the third floor balcony of the Esther Cinema on Dizengoff Square. Her financial situation was cited by the press as the reason for her suicide. According to her book, in 1925 Pekelman traveled to Tel Aviv for a farewell party held by a friend who was going to leave the country.She said she was raped by a fellow pioneer named Yeruham Mirkin after he invited her to join him in his cousin's room. She came back to Petah Tikva depressed and dispirited. She went back

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title: Alan Curtis (footballer)

texts: <mask> is a former Wales international footballer who played as a forward and is currently the president of the club. He spent the next seven years with the "Swans", winning promotion out of the Fourth Division in 1977–78 and out of the Third Division in 1978–79. He was sold back toSwansea in 1980 after failing in the First Division. After helping to win promotion out of the Second Division, he moved to Saints, but the club fell into decline and he left in 1983. During the 1985–86 season, he was on loan toStoke City, before he joined Cardiff City in the summer. He helped the "Bluebirds" win promotion out of the Fourth Division and the Welsh Cup. He ended his career with Barry Town after winning the Welsh Cup in 1994.He scored six goals in 35 international games for Wales. He spent many years on the backroom staff atSwansea City after retiring as a player. He was the son of a coal miner and a factory worker from Pentre, Rhondda. Roy Paul was a player for Wales. He had a trial at Manchester United when he was 13 years old. He was spotted bySwansea City and offered a trial. He had already won a Wales under-18 cap when he went to Vetch Field for a trial in 1972, but he chose to stay at his local school and pass his A-levels.He made his debut in the Football League in a 3–1 defeat to Southend United at Roots Hall. He ended the 1972– 73 campaign with 14 appearances, despite not having an extended run in the first team. City was demoted out of the Third Division due to the poor performance of the team and the change of manager. During the summer of 1973, he had to work as a builder's apprentice to make ends meet. Despite the arrival of John Charles as a coach and Herbie Way's promotion to player-coach, Gregg continued the physical style of football that did not suit <mask> well. In the 1973–74 season,

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title: Alan Curtis (footballer)

texts: even though he was ill-suited to this approach, he made 40 appearances and established himself as a first-team regular. During the 1974–75 season, Harry Griffiths insisted on playing a pass-and-move style of football when he was the manager.The club had to apply for re-election after finishing 22nd in the race. During the 1975–76 campaign, Griffiths switched from his usual left-wing position to a centre-forward, and the move worked out so well that he remained a goal scorer for the rest of his career. He scored nine goals in 43 games. Despite having the highest goals tally in the Football League, he missed out on promotion despite scoring 17 goals in 53 appearances. A disappointing start to the 1977–78 season cost Griffiths his job, and new appointment John Toshack managed to take the club to promotion, with <mask> claiming 34 goals in 46 games to become the division's top-scorer that season. On 12 November, he scored a hat-trick. He scored three times in an 8–0 victory over Hartlepool United.He was released from Leeds in 1980 after scoring just six goals in 35 matches. Injuries kept him out too often and he was let go. He moved back toSwansea and helped them get promoted to the First Division. He scored in the South Wales derby on December 27, 1980, in a 3–3 draw with Cardiff City at Ninian Park. He scored on the opening day of the 1981–22 season, when he was with his former club. He scored ten goals in 45 appearances for the club, helping them to a sixth place finish in the league. Back to back promotions saw the club slide back down into the Third Division after a fine first season in the top-flight.He scored seven goals in 67 appearances for The Dell during his three seasons there. At the end of the 1985–86 season, he joined the Potters on loan and played in three Second Division matches.


title: Elie Wiesel

texts: the college. The Doctor of Humane Letters is at Cabrini College. The Doctor of Humane Letters is from the University of Vermont. The Doctor of Humanities is from Oakland University. The Doctor of Letters is from the City College of New York. PhD, Tel Aviv University.The Weizmann Institute is in Israel. The Doctor of Humane Letters is at Bucknell University. The Doctor of Letters is at the University of Bethlehem. The Doctor of Humane Letters is from Washington University. The Doctor of Humane Letters is from the College of Charleston. The University of Warsaw has a doctorate. The University of British Columbia has a doctorate.The Boys of Buchenwald is a documentary about an orphanage in which he stayed after the Holocaust Canadian Institute for the Study of Antisemitism. "Perils of Indifference" is a speech by the author. Speak Truth to Power was presented by The Kennedy Center. An evening with a famous person. There is a Symposia in Jewish Studies. The University of California has a television station. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum had an interview with the author of First Person Singular.Berenbaum, Michael, is read further. The Vision of the Void is a book about the works of <mask> Weisel. The Wesleyan University Press was published in 1979. Colin, Davis. The Secretive Texts were written by the author. The University Press of Florida was published in 1994. A Religious Biography of Frederick L.The Mercer University Press was published in 2008. Ellen S. Legacy of Night is a book about the literary universe of <mask> <mask>. State University of New York Press was published in 1982. Isabel. The journey of the gypsies.

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title: Elie Wiesel

texts: Vintage, 1996. "Rota" is the name of the person.Deux Franais pour exprimer l'indicible. , 2006 pp. 47–55. In 2007, pp. 668. There are external links to "Free At Last: <mask> <mask>, Plainclothes Nuns, and Breakthroughs - Or Witnessing a Witness of History" 'Spirit of America, Vol. 19–21' was published.David Joseph Marcou wrote an essay about his meeting with Mr. David Joseph Marcou's works are on the website of the Missouri J- School

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title: Paul McCarthy

texts: <mask> is a contemporary artist who lives and works in Los Angeles. <mask> was born in Salt Lake City. He studied art at both the University of Utah and the Weber State University. He received a degree in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute. He studied film, video, and art at the University of Southern California. He taught performance, video, installation, and performance art history at the University of California, Los Angeles from 1982 to 2002. <mask> works in both video and sculpture.<mask>'s main interest is in everyday activities and the mess they create. <mask> had a professional relationship with Allan Kaprow, who was the creator of Hold an Apple in Your Armpit. <mask>'s works include performance, sculpture, installation, film and "painting as action". On the one hand, his points of reference are American, such as Disneyland, B-Movies, Soap Operas and Comics, and he is a critical analyst of the mass media and consumer-driven American society. European avant-garde art has had the most influence on his artistic form language. The Lost Art Movement, Joseph Beuys, Sigmund Freud, and Samuel Beckett are some of the influences. I started making tapes in the 70s.The first ones were about perception and illusion. I used mirrors and the camera was upside down. I started making pieces that were performances in the sense that I would be in front of the camera. I would use the camera in the studio. There wasn't much in the room. I would record things I did. They were intuitive and repetitious.Ma Bell was one of the first actions that involved liquids. I didn't have a plan to make the piece. It was not planned. The first tape had a persona. The actions of

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title: Paul McCarthy

texts: the Viennese Actionists were known to him in the 1970s, but he sees a difference between their actions and his own. Kids' television in Los Angeles is where my work came from. I didn't go through World War II as a teenager and I didn't live in a European environment.People don't really question the fact that there is a big difference between food and blood. I didn't think of my work as shamanistic. Being a clown is more important than being a shaman. <mask> wanted to break the limitations of painting by using the body as a paintbrush or canvas and later incorporated bodily fluids or food into his works. In a 1974 video, Sauce, he painted his head and face with paint and then shaved his body with mayonnaise, raw meat or feces. This was very similar to the work of Vienna actionist Gnter Brus. His work evolved from painting to performance art, psychosexual events intended to fly in the face of social convention, testing the emotional limits of both artist and viewer.<mask> threw himself around a classroom at the University of California, San Diego in 1976 in an example of this. He vomited and put a Barbie doll in his rectum. The audience couldn't stand to watch his performance. The graduate students and art historian spent several hours cleaning up the mess because they were concerned that the custodians would have to clean it up. Maksymowicz can be seen in a photo of the event. <mask>'s work in the 1990s attempts to undermine the idea of "the myth of artistic greatness" and attacks the perception of the heroic male artist. <mask> collaborated with Mike Kelley on the 1992 video and installation, "Heidi: Midlife Crisis Trauma Center and Negative Media-Engram

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title: Paul McCarthy

texts: Abreaction Release Zone." <mask>'s transfixion with Johanna Spyri's novel led to his 1992 video and installation, "Heidi: Midlife CrisisThe Johnny Depp film franchise and the Disneyland attraction are all allusions to Caribbean Pirates. A greenhouse window and a window at a children's home were broken during the summer of 2008 when <mask>'s inflatable Complex Shit took off in a wind. The incident was widely reported by news outlets in several languages, with headlines like " Huge turd catastrophe for museum" and "Up in the sky: is it a turd or a plane?" Santa Claus <mask> has created several works. He combined his impressions of the dismal aesthetic with the real meaning of Christmas. Santa Claus was created for the city of Rotterdam in 2001. The concert hall was supposed to be next to it, but it never was.The work is seen by many citizens as having sexual connotations, and therefore it is referred to as "Butt Plug Gnome". The original location was rejected by citizens and retailers. On November 28, 2008, it received a permanent location on the Eendrachtsplein square. An exhibition centered on the character Snow White from Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was held in New York in November 2009. <mask> unveiled a tree in Paris. The inflatable sculpture was said to look like a green butt plug. The citizens believed their historic square had been sullied.<mask> stated that he did not want the piece to be repaired or replaced after it was deflated. He admitted to Le Monde that the butt plug shape was a joke. The reception was positive and visitors "reveled in its absurdist glory" when he exhibited Tree at Paramount Ranch 3 in the Santa Monica Mountains.

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texts: References include Massimiliano Gioni and Robert Storr. <mask>. Phaidon Press is in London. Iwona Blazwick.The Head Shop is owned by <mask>. You should shop head. Steidl/Moderna Museet was published in 2006 The name of the person is Bronfen, Elisabeth. <mask> is from Lala Land. Hatje Cantz is from Germany. Kathrin Sauerlander.Videos by <mask>. Walther Knig was in Cologne in 2004. Glennie, Sarah. <mask> is the author of Block Head and Daddies Big Head. Tate, 2003 "Phillips, Lisa." <mask>.Hatje Cantz Publishers was in Germany in 2001. Philip, the Monk. Mike Kelley and <mask> collaborated. The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is located in Toronto. Giacinto Di Pietrantonio. <mask>. Phaidon Press was in London in 1996.Daniel Sherer. The person is on the loos. There are ornaments and crime in Mike Kelley and <mask>'s films. PIN-UP 3 was published in 2008. It was published in Y. Safran. New York: Columbia GSAPP, 2012). Martin Zebracki.Indwellers, the 'Butt Plug Gnome' and their locale are engaging geographies of public art. Living people 20th-century American painters American male painters 21st-century American painters 21st-century male artists American performance artists Artists from Salt Lake City USC Roski School of Fine Arts alumni University of

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title: Georgios Papanikolaou

texts: Papanicolaou test, is used worldwide for the detection and prevention of cancer and other diseases of the female reproductive system. The Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research was given to Papanicolaou. He died in Miami, Florida, before the Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute opened. <mask> continued her work at the Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute after her husband's death. Walter Hayle Walshe, professor and physician to University College Hospital, London, wrote a book on diseases of the lung in 1843.<mask> recounted this fact. <mask> told an audience of physicians that they could use a glass slide to get cellular debris from the lining of the vaginal tract to look for cancer. He wanted to observe cellular changes over the course of a menstrual cycle by studying vaginal fluid in women. Papanicolaou noticed cell transformation in female guinea pigs and wanted to prove it in humans. One of Papanicolaou's human subjects was suffering from cancer. Papanicolaou discovered that cancer cells could be seen under a microscope after examining a slide from the patient's vaginal fluid. The first observation of cancer cells in the uterus gave him one of the greatest thrills of his scientific career.Aurel Babe made similar discoveries in the diagnosis of cancer. He discovered that if a platinum loop was used to collect cells from a woman's cervix, and the cells were dried on a slide and stained, it could be used to determine if cancer cells were present. The screening test was the first to diagnose cancer. Babe presented his findings to the

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title: Georgios Papanikolaou

texts: society in January 1927. His method of cancer diagnosis was published in a French medical journal, but it is unlikely that Papanicolaou was aware of it. The two techniques are different. Papanicolaou tried the Pap test in 1925 in the "Women's Hospital", which is where Babe's publication preceded Papanicolaou's.Babe's method was different from Papanicolaou's and the Pap test belongs to Papanicolaou. Despite this, O'Dowd and Philipp believe that Babe was the true pioneer in the diagnosis of cancer, and in a spirit of recognition and fairness, they call it the Méthode Babe-Papanicola. Papanicolaou introduced his low-cost, easily performed screening test for early detection of cancer at a medical conference in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1928. This potential medical breakthrough was met with skepticism and resistance from the medical community. Papanicolaou's next communication on the subject was in 1941, when he published a paper on the diagnostic value of vaginal smears in carcinoma of the uterus. The illustrated monograph was based on a study of over 3000 cases. The Atlas of Exfoliative Cytology was published in 1954.<mask>'s work was honored by the U.S. in 1978. The Postal Service has a stamp for cancer detection. His portrait was on the Greek banknote until it was replaced by the euro. The 136th anniversary of <mask>'s birth was celebrated on 13 May of this year in North America, parts of South America, and parts of Europe and Israel. External links are references. The Academy of Athens has recipients of the Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research

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title: Michael Tigar

texts: <mask> is an American criminal defense attorney known for representing controversial clients, a human rights activist and a scholar and law teacher. Tigar is a retired member of the Duke Law School and American University. He was a faculty member at the University of Texas School of Law from 1983-1998. <mask> received his Bachelor of Arts and his J.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. From the University of California, Berkeley School of Law. He was elected to the University of California Senate as a SLATE candidate. He ran for Student Body President.He interviewed Russell during the Cuban Missile Crisis. He was an editor-in-chief of the California Law Review and a member of the Order of the Coif. Tigar was hired as a law clerk by Justice William J. Brennan of the United States Supreme Court. The week Brennan began his job, he fired Tigar because of his activist background. <mask> was the first Editor-in-Chief of the Selective Service Law Reporter. He was a member of the defense for the Chicago Eight. Tigar taught at the UCLA School of Law.He taught courses in evidence and law. Tigar worked with legendary trial attorney Edward Bennett Williams in the firm of Williams & Connolly of Washington, DC. He formed his own firm with his partner. <mask> was a professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law from 1983 to 1998. He served as the Clinic's first Executive Director and Supervising Attorney after founding the UNROW Human Rights Impact Litigation Clinic. He was a professor at both American University's Washington College of Law and Duke Law School. Tigar has taught law students in clinical programs where students are counsel or law clerks in significant human rights litigation.He has made several trips to South Africa, working with organizations of African lawyers engaged in the struggle to end apartheid, and after the release of Nelson Mandela from prison, to lecture on human rights issues and to advise the African National Congress on issues in drafting a new constitution. He has been involved in trying to bring to justice members of the Pinochet dictatorship. Justice William J. Brennan wrote that Tigar's "tireless quest for

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title: Michael Tigar

texts: justice stretches his arms towards perfection." "Lawyer of the Century" was the topic of a ballot held by the California Attorneys for Criminal Justice in 1999. Clarence Darrow and Thurgood Marshall voted for Tigar. The "Michael Tigar Human Rights Center" was purchased by the Texas Civil Rights Project with a gift from attorney Wayne Reaud. Tigar is working in the field of human rights.He was an expert witness for the defense in the case. He is a professor at both the American University and the Washington College of Law. He is a visiting professor at the law faculty of the Paul Cézanne University in Aix-en-Provence. In 2016 <mask> donated his papers to the University of Texas Law School Library, which held a symposium to launch the collection. The leader of the 1970 Chicano Moratorium was charged with conspiracy and providing material support to terrorists, as well as murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy for her alleged involvement in the death of an Oklahoma City bombing victim. He was convicted after being retried by the U.S. Justice department. The trial and appeal was represented by Tiger.Demjanjuk died in prison after being deported to Germany. Scott McClellan was Bush's press secretary and testified before Congress about the leak of Plame's identity. Over 100 federal appellate cases have been argued by Tigar. He has tried cases all over the United States. He has also represented Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson, Rep. Ronald Dellums, and former Gov. John Murphy. Fantasy Films and Mobil Oil were written by John Connally. Tigar has been married four times.He married Jane Blanksteen <mask> in 1996. He has three children by previous marriages. He has four children. The ministry of culture: connections among art, money and politics is reviewed in Federal Appeals: Jurisdiction and Practice. Thinking about Terrorism: The Threat to Civil Liberties in Times of National Emergency was published in 2007. Injustice is a memoir, revising and updating 2002's Fighting Injustice. The monthlyreview.org has a product called "Sensing-injustice".The Professional Education Group has links to books by <mask>r Washington College of Law, American University, and Duke Law

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title: Wesley Pomeroy

texts: An American lawyer, an assistant U.S. Attorney General, an assistant director of the Drug Enforcement Administration, and founding member of various humanitarian and policy-making organizations are some of the things that were done by <mask>.C<mask>. <mask> was born in Burbank, California. He met Marjorie Cusick while attending Pacific Union College. He joined the California Highway Patrol as a trooper. He joined the Marines in 1943 and served in the Pacific during World War II. He returned to his job as a California Highway Patrol officer after the war. He became undersheriff of the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office in 1960.He pioneered the department's work-furlough and honor camp facilities, which were the only such programs in the nation at the time. He was attending law school during this time. He passed the California bar exam after receiving a law degree from San Francisco Law School. The Republican National Convention was held in San Francisco in 1964. There was conflict within the Republican Party as well as between anti-war protesters and civil rights activists at the convention. Before this convention, political party conventions were only given cursory security staff unless a former or active president attended, with which the Secret Service would be present. <mask> was brought in to manage 18 different police forces because of threats towards the convention.The convention was successful due to his efforts. <mask> was a consultant on security for both political parties. The success of the Republican National Convention drew national attention, and in 1967, he was made the head of federal law enforcement. During the 1968 Democratic Convention, the Federal Command Post was managed by Warren Christopher, who was the deputy attorney general. Federal back-up was requested by the Mayor. After assessing the situation, Pomeroy was frustrated by the Mayor's

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title: Wesley Pomeroy

texts: approach of putting officers on 12-hour shifts, as well as the fact that he had no jurisdiction over the Chicago police force. He had control over the Illinois National Guard and was able to order them to replace the Chicago Police Department at will.Pomeroy was credited with keeping the situation from getting worse than it could have been. The Attorney General in President Lyndon B. Johnson's administration appointed Pomeroy as an assistant attorney general. He was appointed by Clark to help coordinate anti-crime efforts, as well as heading the Federal area of the investigation into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Richard Nixon took over as President of the United States in 1969. "<mask> was a loving and gentle person who worked hard, over the years, to heal the violence in our society," said Ramsey Clark after Pomeroy's death. He was one of the few people in law enforcement who understood that security depends on love not force. The Carter administration allowed Pomeroy to return to public service in 1977.Before he became the assistant director of the Drug Enforcement Administration, he was a consultant on the Drug Abuse Council. He was the associate director of the White House Office of Drug Abuse Policy. The Woodstock Festival of 1969 was one of the most memorable aspects of Pomeroy's career, as he served as vice president and director of security. There were only 2 confirmed deaths, both of which were accidental, despite high-profile bands and almost 500,000 in attendance. Some high-profile bands' US tours were headed by Pomeroy. He talked about the problems with the festival in an interview. I wouldn't encourage anyone to put on another one.It is not possible to enforce the laws against people who want to use drugs and take their clothes off. In 1999, the last Woodstock concert was shut down early due to violence, rape, fires, and other


title: Wesley Pomeroy

texts: malicious civil unrest. When he relocated his family from Falls Church, Virginia to Minnesota after taking a job with the University of Minnesota, he had a criminal justice consulting firm. The director of safety and development was appointed by the board of regents. He left this position in 1974 to return to traditional law enforcement. The chief of police in Berkeley, California, was Pomeroy. At the request of Jimmy Carter, he left this post in 1977.After Carter left office, <mask> became the deputy director of the Michigan Department of Mental Health. He received an award from the American Psychiatric Association that was rarely given to non-physicians. In 1983, Pomeroy became the executive director of the Miami-Dade Independent Review Panel. He is still the title to this day. His service in this capacity was so appreciated that he was able to continue in this position. He retired in 1995. A key figure in the creation of prominent organizations was <mask>.He was a founding member of the International Study of Panetics, a founding member of the National Association of the Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement, and a founding member of the Police Executive Research Forum. He was on the advisory board of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, as well as serving on the board of directors of the American Civil Liberties Union. He died at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, FL, of heart failure at the age of 78. He was survived by his second wife and three daughters, as well as five step children and seven step-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter. The New York Times reported on the death of the security chief at Woodstock. Patrick Anderson wrote High in America.The Common Sense for Drug Policy Foundation and the International Society of Panetics were founding members of the National Organization for the Reform of

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title: Werner Sombart

texts: One of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century was the head of the "Youngest Historical School". He is accredited to the term late capitalism. His coinage includes the concept of creative destruction associated with capitalism. His masterpiece was the moderne Kapitalismus. It was published in 3 volumes. He described four stages in the development of capitalism from its earliest iteration as it evolved out of feudalism, which he called Proto-capitalism to early, high and, finally, late capitalism in the post World War I period. The son of a wealthy liberal politician, industrialist and estate-owner, <mask> was born in Ermsleben, Harz.He graduated from the universities of Pisa, Berlin, and Rome. He received his PhD from Berlin under the direction of Gustav von Schmoller. After some practical work as head lawyer of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce, Sombart was given a junior professorship at the University of Breslau. The governments always objected to him being called to chairs. At that time, Sombart was an important Marxian, someone who used and interpreted Karl Marx, and Friedrich Engels said he was the only German professor who understood Das Kapital. "It had to be admitted in the end that Marx had made mistakes on many points of importance," Sombart wrote. As one of the German academics concerned with contemporary social policy, Sombart joined the Verein fr Socialpolitik with his friend and colleague Max Weber.A new professional association of German economists affiliated with the historical school saw the role of economics as finding solutions to the social problems of the age and who pioneered large scale statistical studies of economic issues. Sozialismus und soziale


title: Werner Sombart

texts: Bewegung, published in 1896, was the first sociologist to devote an entire book to the concept of social movement. Marx and a book on social movements by Lorenz von Stein inspired his understanding of social movements. The rising worker's movement was a result of capitalism's inherent contradictions. The proletarian situation and the tendency to a communistic way of life were features of the social movement. The moderne Kapitalismus is a systematic history of economics. There are three stages of capitalism.The first volume of Der moderne Kapitalismus deals with the beginnings and transition to capitalism from feudal society, as well as the period he called early capitalism, which ended before the industrial revolution. He described the period that began in 1760 as high capitalism in his second volume. Conditions in the 20th century are treated in the last book. The stage late capitalism began with World War I. There were six books in the semi-volumes. Although later derided by neo-classical economists, it is still a standard work with important ramifications for the Annales school. He was accused of trying to drive a wedge between the trade unions and the social democracy in Germany.He joined the Archives for Social Science and Social Welfare as an associate editor in 1903. In 1906, <mask> accepted a call to a full professorship at the Berlin School of Commerce, an inferior institution to Breslau but closer to political action than Breslau. The companion volumes to Modern Capitalism dealing with luxury, fashion, and war were the key works on the subject until now. Why is there no socialism in the United States? It appeared. The book is a famous work on American exceptionalism. The Jews and Modern Capitalism is an addition to Max


title: Werner Sombart

texts: for the universal strive for the happiness of the individual. The highest ideal is the German idea of the State. The state is neither founded nor formed by individuals, nor an aggregate of individuals, nor is its purpose to serve any interests of individuals, as was formulated by Fichte, Lassalle, and Rodbertus. A 'Volksgemeinschaft' is a people's community in which the individual has no rights but only duties.The commercial spirit always leads to claims of the individual. Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity are characteristically commercial ideals which have no other purpose but to secure certain advantages to individuals. According to Sombart, the war helped the Germans to rediscover their "glorious heroic past as a warrior people" and that all economic activities are subservient to military ends. There is a higher life than the individual life, the life of the people and the life of the state, and it is the purpose of the individual to sacrifice himself for that higher life. The "commercial ideal of individual freedom" was the opposite of the ideal of war against England. At last, in 1917, <mask> became professor at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitt, the pre-eminent university in Europe if not in the world. He was on the chair until 1931.He was one of the most renowned sociologists alive during that time, more prominent a contemporary than his friend Max Weber. <mask>'s insistence on Sociology as a part of the Humanities is because it dealt with human beings and therefore required inside, empathizing "Begreifen" In the tradition of Auguste Comte, mile Durkheim, and Max Weber, it was seen as the opposite of the scientification of the social sciences. Sombart's approach to understanding the world is similar to Hans-Georg Gadamer's

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texts: Hermeneutics, which is a Verstehen-based approach to understanding the world. Noo-Soziologie is a collection of <mask>'s key sociological essays. During the Weimar Republic, Sombart moved toward nationalism, and his relation to Nazism is still debated today. He claimed in 1934 that a new spirit was beginning to rule mankind.German socialism took over the age of capitalism and proletarian socialism. German socialism puts the welfare of the whole above the welfare of the individual. German socialism has to effect a "total ordering of life" with a planned economy. The state should never evaluate individual persons as such, but only the group which represents these persons, according to the new legal system. The German spirit in a Negro is as much within the realm of possibility as the Negro spirit in a German. The Jewish spirit is not a matter of being born Jewish or believing in Judaism but is a capitalistic spirit. The "chief task" of the German people and National Socialism is to destroy the Jewish spirit of the English people.Vom Menschen is an anthropology book that was hindered in publication and distribution by the Nazis. In his attitude towards the Nazis, he is often likened to Martin Heidegger as well as his younger friend and colleague Carl Schmitt, but it is clear that, while the latter two tried to be the forefront thinker for the Third Reich in their field and only became critical when they were too Most of the Jewish students felt positive about Sombart after the war, although he was no hero or resistance fighter. Clara was married to the man who first described the Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease. The alleged National Socialist affiliations of <mask> have made it difficult to determine his legacy, since his earlier


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texts: socialist ones harmed him with the more bourgeois circles. In economic history, his "Modern Capitalism" is regarded as a milestone and inspiration, although many details have been questioned. The emergence of double-entry accounting as a key precondition for Capitalism is one of the key insights from his economic work.Double-entry bookkeeping system is an important component of modern capitalism. The very concept of capital is derived from this way of looking at things, and one can say that capital, as a category, did not exist before double-entry bookkeeping. Capital is the amount of wealth used in making profits and entering into accounts. The term and concept of creative destruction is a key ingredient of Joseph Schumpeter's theory of innovation. Sombart is very popular in Japan. The classic study on why there is no socialism in America was not translated into English for a long time. In recent years sociologists have shown renewed interest in <mask>'s work.Sozialismus und soziale Bewegung was written by Sombart. The Verlag von Gustav Fischer is located in Jena. G.P. translated socialism and the social movement in the 19th century. Putnam's Sons was founded in 1898. The deutsche Volkswirtschaft was founded by Sombart in 1903. Berlin: G. Bondi. <mask> was the author of Das Proletariat.Ihren Bilder und Studien ist. There is a vol. Die Gesellschaft. 1. Rtten and loening were in Berlin. Was warum in den Staaten sozialismus? Tbingen: Mohr. There are several English translations.There is no socialism in the United States. New York. "Die Juden und das Wirtschaftsleben" was written by <mask>. Duncker. The Jews and Modern Capitalism was translated into English. The moderne Kapitalismus was written by <mask>. Historisch-systematische

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texts: Darstellung des gesamteuropischen Wirtschaftslebens ist von seinen Anfngen.It was the final edn. In 1928, repr. A paperback edn was published in 1969. There are three volumes. In 1987 Munich: dTV. Also in Spanish, but no English translation yet. <mask> was the author of Krieg und Kapitalismus.Duncker & Humblot were published in 1913. The book was written by Sombart. Duncker & Humblot was written in 1913. "Luxus und Kapitalismus" was written by Sombart. Duncker & Humblot were published in 1922. There is an English translation of luxury and capitalism. The University of Michigan Press.Hndler und Helden was written by <mask>. Duncker and Humblot are from Mnchen. In 1915. Deutscher Sozialismus was written by <mask>. Charlottenburg has Buchholz & Weisswange. The English translation of A New Social Philosophy was published in 1969. New York.Vom Menschen was written by <mask>. Such as the geisteswissenschaftlichen Anthropologie. Duncker and Humblot were in Berlin. Noo-Soziologie was written by Sombart. Duncker and Humblot were in Berlin. Economic Life in the Modern Age was written by <mask>. The ed.There is a transaction in New Brunswick. There are new English translations of key articles and chapters by Sombart. Marburg is a city. Backhaus, Jrgen G. Sombart was a social scientist. 3 volumes. Marburg is a city.The standard work on Sombart is in English. Backhaus, Jrgen G. The Sozialwissenschaft was founded by <mask>. Eine Bestandsaufnahme. Marburg is a city. Brocke wrote a ed. Sombarts Moderner Kapitalismus.Materialien und Rezeption. W. Drechsler wrote "Zu <mask>rt: Theorie der Soziologie und zum Biographie". Eine kritische Bestandsaufnahme was published in 2000. 83– 100. Iannone, Roberta, ancora umano. Vom Menschen di <mask>,

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texts: Roma-Acireale, Bonanno, per un'analisi dell'opera. Friedrich Lenger wrote a book about <mask>.Eine biographie. Beck is from Mnchen. Sociology and Estrangement: Three sociologists of Imperial Germany was published in 1973. Most, Kenneth S. "Sombart." In History of Accounting: An International Encyclopedia was edited by Michael and Richard. pp. 54–42.Muller, Jerry Z. Capitalism is in Western Thought. There are Anchor Books. The History of the Economic Institutions of Modern Europe was written by Frederick Louis Nussbaum. New York. There was a jugend in Berlin in 1933-1943. Ein Bericht.The main is Fischer. The German Mnner und Feinde was written by <mask>. Carl's Schicksal is zwischen Mnnerbund and Matriachatsmythos. The city of Hanser. There are links to Antisemitism in Germany, former Marxists, German economists, German nationalists, German sociologists and German male non-fiction

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title: Arne Næss

texts: An important intellectual and inspiration figure within the environmental movement of the late twentieth century, and a prolific writer on many other philosophy issues, <mask> was a Norwegian philosopher. Silent Spring was cited by Nss as a key influence in his vision of deep ecology. Nss combined his ecological vision with Gandhian nonviolence and participated in direct action. While western environmental groups of the early post-war period had raised public awareness of the environmental issues of the time, they had largely failed to have insight into and address what he argued were the underlying cultural and philosophical background to these problems. Naess believed that the environmental crisis of the twentieth century was caused by certain presuppositions and attitudes within modern western developed societies. He distinguished between deep and shallow ecological thinking. He advocated that a true understanding of nature would give rise to a point of view that appreciates the value of biological diversity, understanding that each living thing is dependent on the existence of other creatures in the complex web of interrelationships.Christine and Ragnar Eide Nss had a son named Nss. <mask> was the younger brother of Erling Dekke Nss. Nss had two children with his first wife and was the uncle of a mountaineer. The only professor of philosophy in the country at the time was Nss, who was the youngest person to be appointed full professor. He was the leader of the first ascent of Tirich Mir in Pakistan in 1950. The Tvergastein hut in the Hallingskarvet massif is said to represent Nss's mountain hut Tvergastein. The journal of

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title: Patrick Califia

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> and by the last name <mask>, is an American writer of non-fiction essays about sexuality and of erotic fiction and poetry. Califia is bisexual. He wrote a sex advice column for the gay men's leather magazine for many years, after identifying as a lesbian and MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE His writings explore sexuality and gender identity, and have included lesbian erotica. Califia is a member of feminism. Califia was assigned female at birth when she was born in 1954. He was the eldest of six children in a Mormon family.His parents were both construction workers. Califia claimed that his father was an angry and violent man and his mother was a religious woman. Califia said his parents told him he couldn't be a train engineer because he was a girl. He said he wasn't a girl. Califia dropped out of the University of Utah due to his mental state after his parents admitted him to a hospital. Califia came out as a lesbian when she was in college. The mythical female warrior Amazon inspired him to use the last name Califia.Califia was involved in the women's liberation and anti-war movements. He moved to San Francisco in 1973, with an interest in sex education, to work on the San Francisco Sex Information switchboard. He joined a lesbian movement after moving to San Francisco. He was excluded from the lesbian feminist community because he spoke in favor of sadomasochism. He lost both his gay family and his nuclear family when he came out as a lesbian. Califia became more involved in S/M activities with gay men. Samois was the first lesbian BDSM group in the United States.Califia attended the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. He graduated from San Francisco State University in 1981 with a degree in psychology. He said he has a

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texts: National Leather Association International. Califia received the Woman of the Year award in 1992. Califia published "Feminism, Paedophilia, and Children's Rights" in a special women's issue of the pro-pedophile scholarly journal. Califia said that he enjoyed working with the editors of the special issue.Child abuse imagery would disappear from the shelves of adult book stores if federal laws were in place, according to Califia. In 'Public Sex: The Culture of Radical Sex', Califia criticized anti child abuse / anti child pornography laws because they are applied disproportionately to gay men. Califia believes that all age of consent laws should be repealed. After becoming a parent, Califia reconsidered his stance on the age of consent and adult / child sex: "I was naive about the developmental issues that make sex between adults and prepubescent children unacceptable." The Second Coming: A Leatherdyke Reader was a sequel to Coming to Power. Califia was coming to terms with her queer studies and gender identity on a personal level. Califia transitioned to <mask> at the age of 45.Califia received the Forebear Award in 2000. In a 2000 interview, Califia explained that the inspiration for his erotic writings varies; sometimes it is just about having fun, or it can be satire, or exploring a sexuality issue like HIV-positive people barebacking with the intention of infecting the other person with the virus In the interview with Rona Marech, Califia is quoted as saying, "It's about me trying to put a human face on that and understand that from the inside out." Hopefully, it's about being thought- provoking. I like presenting issues that challenge the reader, that are a little scary, maybe hard to think about. It's a way to top a lot of people. I get to do a scene with people who read my books.Califia has a phenomenal mind, according to Janet Hardy of Greenery Press.


title: Ras Alula

texts: He was also known as Abba Nega and <mask> and was a general and politician in Ethiopia. During the 19th century, he was one of the most important leaders. Haggai Erlich said that the greatest leader Ethiopia produced since the death of Emperor Tewodros II in 1868 was <mask>. Europeans referred to the area as the "garibaldi of Ethiopia". He led many battles for the Empire. In service of the Emperor Yohannes IV, the Egyptians were defeated in Gundet 1875, Gura 1876, Aylet 1887, Senhit 1880, and Kufit 1885. When Yohannes returned from his unsuccessful campaign in Saati, he invaded and ravaged Gojjam.The son of a modest farmer, <mask> was born in Mennewe, a village in Tembien. A group of people carrying baskets of bread to a wedding ceremony were stopped by a group of children who demanded to know where they were going. They said they wanted to the Castle of Ras Alula Wadi Qubi. "After that," concludes Erlich, "his friends and the people of Mannawe called him Ras Alula." After attaching himself to the hereditary chief of Enderta who was lord of the land his father farmed, <mask> gained the attention of Dejazmach Kassa Mercha, the nephew of the future emperor Yohan. According to an oral tradition, the young <mask> distinguished himself by being the one who captured king Tekle Giyorgis in the battle where Emperor Yohannes crushed his opponent. <mask> climbed the ladder of the feudal hierarchy despite his

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texts: humble background.He had three children with his first wife. He married the daughter of the powerful and much respected uncle of Emperor Yohannes IV in order to improve his position at the Imperial court. His second marriage was solely for political reasons, to improve his legitimacy with the local aristocracy, who disapproved of seeing the son of a peasant reach this stature. The Battle of Gundet and Gura were fought in November and March of 1876, where <mask> routed the Egyptian forces. Yohannes badly needed a man with these skills at the moment, as he was in revolt in Hamasien, and <mask> was sent to deal with him. The Alula governor was made by the Emperor Yohannes IV in 1876. During the Battle of Kufit in the Hewett Treaty, the United Kingdom gave up its possessions of Ethiopia in exchange for helping to evacuate the Egyptian garrisons of Amedeb, Algeden, Keren, Ghirra, and Gall.The local leaders who did not accept his rule prepared for the campaign against the Mahdists. In September 1885, <mask> entered Keren, where he stayed for ten days, and then marched on Kufit. At Kufit, Osman Digna's forces were destroyed, but the Ethiopias suffered a lot of losses, including the deaths of two commanders. The events beyond Tigray or the Horn of Africa made it difficult to recover from the battle. The Italians occupied Massawa and Saati with the tacit approval of the British, which was a violation of the

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title: Ras Alula

texts: Hewett Treaty. Although he collaborated with the British against the Mahdists, he was wary of the English because he suspected they supported the Italians. In a dispatch to the Manchester Guardian, Augustus B. Wylde, the former British vice consul at Jeddah, said that <mask> mobilized 5,000 men and marched from Ghinda towards Saati after returning to Asmara.It's not clear if <mask> <mask> was acting on his own or at the orders of his Emperor. He insisted that he was following orders when he talked about the battle later. In a 9 March 1887 letter to Queen Victoria, Emperor Yohannes demanded that the Italians leave their positions outside of Massawa or fight. Before attacking the Italians, he told Emperor Yohannes that the British had not honored their word, and that he had told Harrison, who had accompanied the admiral Hewett during the negotiations of the treaty. Marcopolo wrote that the Italians were in Massawa and that he would destroy them if they didn't leave the area. The Italians believed that the Italians would come to Massawa. Near Saati and Massawa, the forces of Alula appeared in October 1886.The Italians were going to be confronted by December 1886. The first battle took place in January of 1887 at Saati, where the Ethiopias were repulsed with heavy casualties, and the next day <mask>'s troops destroyed the Italian relief column at Dogali. The commander of the Italian forces was killed in

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title: Ras Alula

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title: Ivan Serov

texts: <mask> was a Russian intelligence officer who served as the head of the KGB and the GRU. He played a major role in the political intrigues after Joseph Stalin's death. After the construction of the Iron Curtain, <mask> helped establish a variety of secret police forces in Central and Eastern Europe. <mask> was the head of both the political intelligence agency and the military intelligence agency. <mask> bragged to his colleagues that he could break every bone in a man's body without killing him. <mask> was born on August 13, 1905, in a village in the Vologda Governorate of the Russian Empire. During his childhood, there were major changes in Russia.After the end of the Russian Civil War, he joined the Red Army and became a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The attendance in the mid-1930s of Academic Higher in the prestigious Frunze Military Academy was a major step in his career as a Red Army officer. <mask> entered the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs in 1939. In World War II, <mask> played a major role in many of the actions of the Soviet secret police, helping to organize the deportation of the Chechens and people from the Baltic States. <mask> was the Ukrainian commander of the NKVD from 1939 to 1941. He was accused by Time magazine of being responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian peasants. Nikita Khrushchev was nicknamed the "Butcher of the Ukraine" because he was a colleague of <mask>'s.<mask> was responsible for co-ordination of deportation from the Baltic States and Poland. He was responsible for the massacre of Polish officer POWs. <mask> served under Beria as one of his primary lieutenants and was responsible for the deportation of a variety of Caucasian peoples. The Serov Instructions detailed procedures for mass deportations from the Baltic States. Historians. The mass expulsion of the

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texts: Crimean Tatars at the end of World War II was coordinated by him. According to Viktor Suvorov, <mask> personally took part in the execution of Andrey Vlasov, along with the rest of the command of the Russian Liberation Army, an organization that had co-operated with the Nazis in World War II.A deputy to Viktor Abakumov, <mask> was one of the senior figures in SMERSH, the wartime counterintelligence department of the Red Army, Navy and NKVD troops. <mask> established the Polish Ministry of Public Security, the Polish secret police, as the main Soviet adviser and organizer. <mask> helped bring about the Stalinist era of Polish history by organizing the persecution of the Armia Krajowa. <mask> went to Berlin in May of 1945 after being transferred from the 2nd Belorussian Front. He helped to organize the building of the Stasi, the East German secret police. While acting as his political advisor, <mask> was also there to monitor and spy on Marshall. <mask> betrayed Beria after the death of Stalin.He had a plan to avoid his downfall. <mask> was a senior member of the political police. <mask> was the head of the Soviet secret police when he became Chairman of the KGB. <mask> was called "<mask> Terrible" and "the Butcher" by the British media for organizing security for Nikita Khrushchev's tour of Britain. Hungary <mask> played a key role in the Hungarian crisis, sending reports to the Kremlin from Budapest, as there was too much shooting in the streets. Jnos Kdr formed a new government that was more loyal to Moscow after the Hungarian Revolution overthrew the communist government. <mask> was responsible for arresting the supporters of Imre Nagy.Nagy was one of the Hungarians <mask> deported. <mask> used Soviet troops to prevent The Workers' Council of Budapest from meeting in the city's Sports Hall to negotiate for the return of deportees and political

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texts: rights. The disruption of peace talks between the Red Army and the Hungarian forces was caused by <mask>. <mask> was removed from his post as head of the KGB after Nikita Khrushchev said that Western visitors wouldn't see so many policemen around the place and that the Soviet police force would undergo a restructuring. <mask> became the director. He was a participant in the Cuban Missile Crisis, helping the Soviet leadership with American intelligence. <mask> was dismissed after the failure of the Soviet Union to gain the upper hand in the Cuban Missile Crisis.He was stripped of his party membership. <mask>'s downfall from power was linked to the fact that he was an officer who became a double agent. <mask> died in 1990. <mask> was called "something of a ladies' man" by British agents who had met him. He was familiar with detective fiction. His sense of humor was heavy, and his jokes were often sarcastic and anti-Semitic. <mask> had a cunning mind according to the MI5 reports.Significance <mask> helped to bring Stalinism to Europe and the Soviet Union. <mask>'s organization of the Urzd Bezpieczestwa in Poland and the Stasi in East Germany helped consolidate Soviet power in Eastern Europe. Ian Fleming's 1957 James Bond novel From Russia, With Love contains references to <mask>. Fleming writes that he was a bigger man than Beria and that he now ruled Russia. He might stand on the peak alone one day. Theodor Plievier, a German anti-Nazi writer who lived in the USSR throughout the Hitler years, wrote Berlin in the 1950s. <mask> was referred to as "Old Cripple Foot", a reference to a club foot, according to Plievier."The First Chairman of the KGB: <mask>" and "The First Domino: International Decision Making During the Hungarian Crisis of 1956" are sources. There are references to 1905 births and 1990 deaths in " Inside Soviet Military Intelligence" by

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title: Mahmoud Mohammed Taha

texts: A Sudanese religious thinker, leader, and trained engineer is known as <mask>. The "Second Message of Islam" theorizes that the Qur'an revealed in Medina were appropriate in their time as the basis of Islamic law, but that the Qur'an revealed in Mecca was the ideal religion. He was executed for apostasy at the age of 76. Rufaa is a town on the eastern bank of the Blue Nile. Before Sudan's independence, he was educated in a British university as a civil engineer. He started his own engineering business after working for Sudan Railways. He was twice imprisoned by the British authorities for founding an anti-monarchical political group.The second message of Islam was developed after a period of religious seclusion. The classical shariah was intended for Muhammad's rule in Medina, not all of the time, according to his message. Meccan surahs (chapters of the Quran believed to have been revealed before the Hijra, the migration of the Islamic prophet Muhammed and his followers from Mecca to Medina) are believed to be the basis of the Quran. The Meccan verse is "suffused with a spirit of freedom and equality", and the Medinian verse is "full of rules, coercion, and threats, including the orders


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texts: for jihad". They were a historical adaptation to the reality of life in a seventh-century Islamic city-state, in which there was no law except the sword. The first message of Islam can be found in the Medinan verses, which form the basis for much of Sharia. Medinan speak of the "duties and norms of behavior" in Islam, such as "men are the managers of the affairs of women for that God has preferred."The opposite of this classical basis of law was argued by <mask>. He believed that the "Medina Qur'an" and "Sharia laws based on them" were not compatible with the values of the new era. The "Second Message" of Islam should form the basis of the legislation for modern society. True Shariah law was not fixed but had the ability to evolve and guide life up the ladder of continuous development. He believed the Mecca Qur'an was the original, uncorrupted form of Islam and that the Medina Qur'an was appropriate in its time to form the essence of the Sharia. Equal status to women, men, Muslims or non-Muslims was accorded. The individual's need for absolute freedom with the community's need for total social justice should be reconciled by the Sudanese constitution.The Republican Brothers were formed


title: Mahmoud Mohammed Taha

texts: to advance his cause. The small group looked at Islamic/Sudanese rituals, social customs, cultural values and legal practices. The social norm was to restrict participation in Sufi rituals to men. There was more than one "Republican Sisters". "Not only did women participate in all their prayers and other religious rituals but were the driving force behind the composition of many hymns and poems." In 1967, the court's jurisdiction was limited to matters of "personal status". On January 5, 1985, <mask> was arrested for distributing pamphlets calling for an end to Sharia law in Sudan.He was charged with apostasy, which carried the death penalty. <mask> refused to recognize the legitimacy of the court. The main evidence in the trial was confessions that the defendants were against Sudan's interpretation of Islamic law. He was sentenced to death along with four other followers for "heresy, opposing the application of Islamic law, disturbing public security, provoking opposition against the government, and re-establishing a banned political party." His views on Islam were not allowed to be discussed in public because it would cause religious turmoil. The sentence was approved by a special

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