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texts: life when I found him on the island.His status and lifestyle had changed a lot. He was flying. Everyone knew something was going to fall on him. <mask>'s primary residence was his Ibiza villa, but he also owned a luxury apartment in Warsaw. According to news reports, he was delinquent on his credit card debt. <mask> was known in Warsaw for his high level of spending and boasted about having influential friends according to a 2016 Newsweek Polska profile. <mask> wore a coat made of rabbit fur when he met a businessman at a cafe in Warsaw in the fall of 2011.<mask> was reported to have refused to pay for the labor cost of installing a glass shower door at his Ibiza villa. <mask> is said to have told the contractor he would put him in a glass jar if he didn't pay him. After leaving Bumar in 2012 <mask> continued to give out business cards that he was not the Bumar sales agent for Africa and Latin America. The Polish embassy in Canada received a complaint about <mask>'s business practices from an Indian immigrant. While working with <mask>, a businessman based in Montreal, he was forced to pay almost $1 million Canadian dollars in fees to Dadak without any business happening. After making the complaint, <mask> threatened his life, saying, "I'm going to destroy you and kill all your family, you don't know me, I'm this, I'm this." The Agencja Bezpieczestwa Wewntrznego (ABW) is alleged to have received a complaint from Canada.The CEO of Bumar claims that the ABW were unwilling to investigate Dadak because they couldn't find him. Is it strange for me? Yeah, 400 percent. In a statement to the press, the public prosecutor's office in Warsaw denied there was an investigation of Dadak. The BOR decided not to sack any employees after launching an internal investigation into how <mask> obtained the services of its agents. <mask> and Dirgina met the President of Guinea-Bissau. <mask> was granted diplomatic immunity in exchange for promising to invest in gambling and banking.Gabriel Plaza Herrera gave <mask> a diplomatic passport after <mask> paid 60,000 to him. <mask> put a plaque outside of his Ibiza

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texts: villa declaring it a consulate for Guinea-Bissau. <mask> was declared the "special economic adviser" to the president of Guinea-Bissau because he did not perform any diplomatic work for the country. It was reported that his passport was obtained without his knowledge. <mask>, along with two Canadian businessmen, went to Port-au-Prince, Haiti in October of 2013 to meet with the President of Haiti to discuss a $20 billion plan to develop le--Vache, an island known as a storage place for cocaine. He went with a former Haitian senator to le--Vache because Dadak threatened the former senator with death. Dadak left Port-au-Prince without paying his hotel bill after causing a commotion by trying to get sexual services.<mask> set up a company called Polietica, which was registered in the United States, and is thought to have been used as part of his arms dealing. The company was registered in Delaware. Delaware is a state where it is easy to register a company and to keep the identity of the company's owner a secret. The organization had offices in Spain, Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Germany. The British branch of the organization was dissolved in November of last year. <mask> was suspected of "carousel VAT fraud" by the police in Belgium as they believed that he was engaged in transactions between his companies to avoid paying VAT. <mask> was believed to have cheated Belgium of 12 million through VAT fraud.<mask> used a credit card from the Rietumu Banka. <mask> is alleged to have made contact with members of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-in-Opposition led by Riek Machar to sell them arms. <mask> was arrested in Ibiza in February of last year after he was accused of making death threats via email. <mask> claimed diplomatic immunity and the charges were dropped. According to the FBI, <mask> used a false name and email address to try and sell 40,000 AK-47 Kalashnikov rifles to the rebels fighting in the South Sudanese civil war. The European Union placed an embargo on arms sales to South Sudan in 2011. The embargo on American arms dealers on selling weapons in South Sudan was so

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texts: full of loopholes that it was useless.The South Sudan civil war is one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters, with both the government and the rebels committing atrocities against civilians. A report from the United Nations described rape in South Sudan as having "epic proportions", with 70% of the women taking shelter in UN refugee camps reporting that they had been raped since the war began. It is difficult to estimate how common male rape is in South Sudan due to the reluctance of men to admit that they have been raped. South Sudan is the worst nation for sexual violence according to the UN's Special Envoy on Sexual Violence. The elephant population of South Sudan have been slaughtered in order to sell their ivory on the black market in Asia in order to pay for the war. There have been calls for a world-wide arms embargo on South Sudan and the issue has been debated at the UN Security Council. <mask> was being investigated by the Spanish police on charges of fraud.The French police shared information with the Spanish police about the investigation of the Barresi family. The FBI told the Spanish police in January of 2015 that <mask> was selling arms in South Sudan via his American incorporated company. In May 2015, the police in Belgium froze a Polietica bank account which they suspected was being used to cheat Belgium of millions of VAT refunds. <mask> lost over one million Euros. <mask> became irascible and began to press his associates for money after the police observed him. <mask> sent a text to a German lawyer who worked for him threatening to kill him if he didn't pay him money. The lawyer was beaten by <mask> and his bodyguards.According to the Spanish police, the wiretaps showed <mask> threatening to kill Gabriel Plaza and demanding he return the 60,000 he paid him for a diplomatic passport. I'm going to remove your eyes from your face. I'm going to cut your leg with a knife. You will not be able to walk anymore. <mask> boasted in a phone call to a Monaco dealer that he did the dirty work for governments. <mask> claimed in a phone call to a French lawyer that he owned

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texts: seven warehouses full of weapons that were monitored by satellites. Dadak continued to call Wegrzyn and in one call he said "The merchandise is there and we can act."In an interview, Wegrzyn denied that he discussed business with Dadak and claimed that he didn't remember what the phone calls were about. Dadak had a very hedonist lifestyle as he was constantly using drugs and bringing women, especially models, to his Ibiza villa for sex. <mask> told a friend that a friend brought him two Russians home and they were alreadyintelligible. You tell them that you know how to fly private planes. <mask> told his friend to send him pictures of the Russian models he was going to bring to the party so he could look at them on Facebook. <mask>'s relationship with Dirgina had ended and she was no longer living in his villa, but she continued as his business partner. The wire-tapes showed that Dadak viewed women as sex objects that existed only for his own pleasure, and that Dirgina was the only woman he maintained a respectful attitude towards.<mask> told one of his ex-girlfriends that he was going to take a spoon and tear out an eye. I'm going to kill you. When you see me, you will piss yourself. He told another woman that he was going to cut her legs so she wouldn't walk. The wire-tapes showed that <mask> was friends with a Dutch mobster. In his native Netherlands, Lampie has been convicted of possession of illegal weapons and has been charged with money-laundering. The wire-tapes show that a Dutch businessman hired Lampie to threaten the son of his business partner in order to get him to repay the debt.In February 2016 a police meeting about <mask> was held in Madrid attended by policemen from Spain, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, and Poland. The leak from the Polish authorities made the Spanish police stop trusting them. Since then, we haven't had much cooperation. Someone has something against <mask>, one of his bodyguards said in a call to another. In response to questions about the apparent leak, the Polish police in a statement to the press denied there was a meeting in Madrid, but when

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texts: confronted with documents showing the meeting did take place, a new statement was released alongside the declaration that the police had no further comment about the matter. He described the leak as a man named "Jaro", who was a former BOR agent. <mask> was arrested at his home in Ibiza.The Spanish police stated that he was arrested for breaking the European Union arms embargo against selling weapons in South Sudan. <mask>'s diplomatic immunity ended after the government of Guinea-Bissau revoked his passport. <mask> hid in his villa's panic room for 30 minutes while his bodyguards fought with the Spanish police. <mask> was arrested in his underwear as he tried to leave his villa. <mask> had his nose broken when he resisted arrest. <mask>'s ex-common-law wife and 9 other people were arrested. Spanish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Polish and French citizens were charged.<mask> is believed to have laundered 15 million into real estate and other property in Spain through a series of shell companies. The group was accused of making death threats. <mask> was said to have been approached by South Sudanese rebels who wanted to buy 40, 000 AK-47 assault rifles, 30, 000 PKM machine guns, and 200, 000 boxes of ammunition from him. The police seized thousands of emails from <mask>'s computer, which showed that he had been selling arms in a number of nations. Andrew Lusher of The Independent compared <mask> to the arms dealer villain in The Night Manager. After his arrest, Europol stated that the suspect supplied firearms to several crime networks in Europe. He supplied significant amounts of weaponry to an African country, estimated at 200,000 Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifles, missile launchers and tanks, via Polish companies he controlled.One journalist, Dominic Johnson of Die Tagezeitung, in a 2016 article based upon police sources alleged that <mask> shipped arms from Poland to The Gambia, and then flew the arms into South Sudan, one of the presidential jets belonging to President Yahya Jammeh, who was a close friend Dadak purchased weapons on the black market in Eastern Europe, shipped them to The Gambia,

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texts: and invested the profits into Spanish real estate while also blackmailing his business partners, according to the police. Police sources claim that <mask> sold tanks in South Sudan and that he shipped AK-47 assault rifles and other weapons to South Sudan. On the day after <mask> was arrested, police in Switzerland and Germany searched the offices looking for evidence of gunrunning. The media speculated at the time that there was a connection between <mask>'s arrest and the arrests of several other people for selling diplomatic passports from Guinea-Bissau. The practice of selling Guinean-Bissaun diplomatic passports in Europe has become a serious problem due to the fact that it is one of the most corrupt nations in Africa. <mask> enjoyed diplomatic immunity as the "special economic adviser" to the president of Guinea-Bissau and his Ibiza estate was officially classified as a Guinean-Bissaun consulate.The investigation into <mask> became stymied due to bureaucratic rivalries. An investigation into <mask> was initiated by the ABW in Rzeszw in August 2016 with several figures from Bumar, Rosevar holdings and several Polish arms firms being questioned, but the investigation has been criticized as "desultory". The administrator of Rosevar said that the investigation was nowhere to be found. The officer who questioned me was younger than 30 years old. The investigation into <mask> was suspended pending an application for international legal assistance from the Spanish side, according to the public prosecutor's office in Rzeszw. <mask>'s case is the source of controversy in Poland with many asking how a man with associations with both le milieu. "thieves in law" refers to French organised crime.Russian organised crime worked for Bumar. The investigation into gunrunning into South Sudan is being handled by the Spanish National Police Corps, which has been hampered by a lack of evidence. <mask> may be brought to trial on charges of organized crime, extortion, bribe, and money laundering instead of gunrunning, according to sources. The National Crime Agency of Britain, for example, almost always


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texts: being stymied in its money laundered investigations, has reported that the complicated crime of money laundered is difficult to investigate and even more difficult to assemble enough evidence to bring charges against the suspects. Unexplained wealth orders have been used by the NCA as it is almost impossible for the police to bring charges against those suspected of money laudering. Carbou told the press that he did not believe that <mask> sold arms, and that he was a scam artist who played the part of an arms dealer in order to fleece the gullible. The United Nations Panel of Experts on South Sudan asked for a world-wide arms embargo on both sides in the civil war in South Sudan and named <mask> as one of the arms dealers whose gun-running help the war continue.<mask> had told the panel in his Spanish jail cell that he had been negotiating with the SPLA-IO to sell them arms between January and June of last year. <mask> was said to have said that the SPLA-IO had approached him to buy weapons. It's not clear if the arms were delivered to South Sudan or not. The National Police Corps was going to meet four South Sudanese who were going to confirm that <mask> had delivered 20 containers of weapons to South Sudan, as part of the investigation into allegations that <mask> was involved in gunrunning. The meeting was canceled after two of the four people were kidnapped. The fate of the two kidnapped Informants is unknown and the other two Informants have canceled the meeting. The long time dictator of the country was overthrown.<mask> has been accused of using jetliners belonging to the Gambian state while engaging in his arms business. Njogu Bah, Jammeh's private secretary, refused to speak to the media. <mask> was released from jail on bail. <mask> was released on bail after being forbidden to leave Spain. <mask> asked a court in Spain to allow him to leave the country. <mask> denied he was running into South Sudan and apologized to the judge. If I bragged on the phone, it was out of pride.I thought it was better to say I was rich and powerful. <mask> claimed that he was only "hot-blooded"

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texts: and that he did not want to kill anyone, even though he was accused of making death threats. <mask> claimed he was not an arms dealer, but a military consultant who claimed to have been employed by armies of Canada, Switzerland, Thailand, and other countries. <mask> stated in an interview that he has never sold or talked about weapons here. <mask> was arrested in Ibiza on the basis of a request from Germany to extradite him for drug dealing and tax evasion. <mask> attracted attention in the Netherlands when he was seen socializing in Spain with a Dutch rapper known as "Lil' Kleine." <mask> attracted a lot of attention in France when he was seen with Maeva Ghennam.Ghennam posted a picture of herself with <mask> on her Instragam account, sparking speculation that she was in a relationship with him. The photo caused a lot of controversy in France. <mask> was charged with fraud on September 7, 2021. <mask> had claimed that his Ibiza villa had been robbed in July 2015, and that he had lost two insured watches, a Rolex Daytona worth 26 thousand euros and an Audemars Piguet worth 23 thousand euros, both of which the insurance company had paid out for. <mask> was accused of insurance fraud by the prosecutor for Ibiza, who claimed that the watches were found inside of <mask>'s villa when he was arrested. <mask> is known as a chef de guerre in France. Andrew Feinstein, the South African author of The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade and an expert on global corruption stated in an interview that <mask>'s story reflects the complete amoral nature of the arms trade.There is a fuzzy distinction between arms dealers and grifters. A lot of these people are delusional, they are almost caricatures. How company after company, government after government, fall for these people is extraordinary. Everything that happens in this trade is secret, so it provides fertile ground for these sorts of conmen. Theatre of War: The Dadak Files are External links. Llibertat amb crrecs pel presumpte traficant d'armes <mask> Els. The history of business people from Paris include Arms traders and French people of

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texts: Since 1990 she has been writing and performing an eclectic mix of Americana genre, including folk, pop, country, blues, and jazz. After growing up in San Antonio, Texas, <mask> has been based in and near San Marcos, Texas, since 1998. In addition to her own label, Wilory Records, <mask> has released at least 20 albums and EPs, as well as co-writing the song "Lil' Jack Slade" with the Dixie Chicks. Since 1997 and her second album, Lloyd Maines has accompanied <mask> live and in recordings. Dolly Parton, Kate Bush, and Little Texas are some of the early artistic influences <mask> has cited. <mask> says that she lives by the adage "own your own universe," a line from one of her earliest songs. In addition to writing and performing, <mask> conducts songwriting workshops both in and beyond Texas, and has established a nonprofit community arts center on her "Wilory Farm" in the San Marcos area.<mask> named her home "Wilory Farm" and her label "Wilory Records" in honor of her mentor, who owned a goat farm in Texas. Several goats, several dogs, and a donkey who thinks he's a goat have resided at "Wilory Farm" for some years. It's difficult to tour, especially by air, because of the focal encephalitis that <mask> <mask> has. She was diagnosed with essential vocal tremor in the last year. Despite this vocal limitation, <mask> and Maines frequently live-streamed concerts from her home, released her

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texts: 20th recording, conducted classes and workshops, and in fall 2021, started again performing occasional live concerts in Texas. Due to her vocal issue, <mask> is likely to limit herself to six formal live concerts per future year. Discography, etc.Two Dollar Shoes is an album and extended play recorded by Tycoon Records. Pilgrim's Progress was self-released on Wilory Records and produced by Lloyd Maines, except for the initial release of Two Dollar Shoes. Highway Prayer: A tribute to Adam Carroll, "Red Bandana Blues", and "I'll Sing You a Story" were recorded. "Do you Hear What I Hear" is from the Blue Rock Performing Arts Center. "Motherless Children" Putumayo Presents: Texas Country and Americana (Welcome Home Project/Icehouse Records, 2008). Big Sweet Life: The Songs of Jon Dee Graham is a collection of songs by Jon Dee Graham. "One Way" Don't Mess With Texas Vol.2 is from the Texas Music Project.13 Live is Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival. The Lone Star Sampler Volume 1 is called "It's a Given." Kerrville Folk Festival: 30th Anniversary Video, Volume 1 is called "Invisible Girl" A.R.T.S. is for people. The Mixed Grill: A Collection of Austin Music, Volume 1 is a collection of Austin music. The Know How Travelin' Texas, Volume 1 is from the Institute for the History of Texas Music at Southwest Texas State University. The show was called "Goodtime Van" and ran from 2000 to


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texts: <mask> was an American novelist, romantic, and short story writer. His works tend to focus on morality and history. His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch In 1824, <mask> was elected to the board of directors of the society, and in 1825, he graduated from the college. He tried to suppress his first novel, Fanshawe, because he felt that it wasn't as good as his later work. Twice-Told Tales was a collection of short stories he published in periodicals. He became engaged to Sophia in the following year.He worked at the Boston Custom House and was married to Peabody in 1842. After moving to The Old Manse in Concord, Massachusetts, the couple moved to Salem and The Wayside in Concord. The Scarlet Letter was the first in a series of novels. <mask> and his family went to Europe before they returned to Concord in 1860. <mask> was survived by his wife and three children. Many of <mask>'s works feature moral metaphors with an anti-Puritan inspiration. His fiction works are considered to be part of the Romantic

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texts: movement.His themes often center on the inherent evil and sin of humanity, and his works often have moral messages and deep psychological complexity. His published works include novels, short stories, and a biography of his college friend Franklin Pierce, the 14th President of the United States. <mask> was born on July 4, 1804, in Salem, Massachusetts, and his birthplace is open to the public. William Hathorne was the first of the family to emigrate from England. He lived in Massachusetts before moving to Salem. He became notorious for his harsh sentencing and became an important member of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. John Hathorne was one of the judges who oversaw the Salem witch trials.After graduating from college, <mask> probably added the "w" to his name in order to distance himself from his notorious forebears. <mask>'s father was a sea captain and member of the East India Marine Society. After his death, his widow moved with his two daughters to live with relatives named the Mannings in Salem, where they lived for 10 years. Young <mask> was hit on the leg while playing "bat and ball" on November 10, 1813, and he was immobile for a year, though several physicians could not find anything wrong with him. In the summer of 1816, the family lived as boarders with farmers before moving to a home built for them by Richard and Robert Manning in Raymond, Maine. When <mask> was in Maine, there were only scattered clearings and nine tenths of a mile of primeval woods. He was sent back to Salem because he was too far away from his

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texts: mother and sisters.He gave seven issues of The Spectator to his family for fun. The homemade newspaper featured essays, poems, and news about the young author's adolescent humor. Robert Manning insisted that <mask> attend college despite his protests. <mask> was sent to Bowdoin College because of his uncle's financial support, and also because of its relatively inexpensive tuition rate. <mask> and Franklin Pierce became fast friends after <mask> met the future president at the stage stop in Portland. He met future congressman Jonathan Cilley when he was at the school. <mask>'s first published work, Fanshawe: A Tale, based on his experiences at Bowdoin College, was printed at the author's own expense.It did not sell well despite the positive reviews. Several pieces were published in the Salem Gazette. <mask> was the editor of the American Magazine in 1836. He boarded with poet Thomas Green Fessenden on a street in Boston. He accepted an appointment as a weigher and gauger at the Boston Custom House at a salary of $1,500 a year. George Stillman Hillard was a business partner of Charles Sumner. <mask> wrote about his "owl's nest" in the family home.He wrote that he had not lived, but only dreamed about living. He contributed short stories to various magazines and annuals, but none drew much attention to him. The risk of collecting these stories in the spring of 1837 was covered by Horatio Bridge. <mask> bet a bottle of Madeira wine to Jonathan Cilley that he would marry before <mask> did. He did not stay a bachelor for life after

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texts: for a long time. He referred to her as his "Dove" and wrote that she was his only companion. I am thankful that I am enough for her boundless heart. Sophia was a big fan of her husband's work. She wrote in one of her journals that she was always so amazed by the beauty of his productions that she would look forward to a second reading.On the first anniversary of the <mask>s' marriage, a poet came to the Old Manse. Martha Hunt had drowned in the river and <mask>'s boat was needed to find her body. <mask> described the corpse as "a spectacle of such perfect horror" and "she was the very image of death-agony". The incident inspired a scene in his novel. There were three children by the <mask>s. Their first child was a daughter named Una, who was a reference to The Faerie Queene, to the displeasure of family members. <mask> wrote to a friend that he found the birth of a child to be a very sober and serious kind of happiness.There is no escaping it anymore. I need to look about me for the means of doing my business. The <mask>s moved to Salem in October 1845. Their son was born in 1846. <mask> wrote to his sister about a troglodyte who claimed to be his nephew. <mask> called Rose his "autumnal flower" when she was born. In April 1846, <mask> was appointed the Surveyor for the District of Salem and Beverly and the Inspector of the Revenue for the Port of Salem at an annual salary of $1,200.He admitted to Longfellow that he had trouble writing during this time. I find myself dreaming about stories whenever I sit alone or walk alone, but


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texts: these forenoons in the Custom House make up for all that the afternoons and evenings have done. If I could write, I would be happy. His previous appointment to the custom house in Boston was vulnerable to the politics of the spoils system. After the presidential election of 1848, <mask> lost his job as a Democrat due to the change of administration in Washington. He wrote a letter of protest to the Boston Daily Advertiser which was attacked by the Whigs and supported by the Democrats, making <mask>'s dismissal a much talked about event in New England. He described the death of his mother as the "darkest hour" of his life.He was the secretary of the Salem Lyceum. Some of the guests who came to speak that season were Louis Agassiz and Theodore Parker. <mask> returned to writing and published The Scarlet Letter in March of 1850, including a reference to his three-year tenure in the Custom House and allusions to local politicians who did not appreciate their treatment. It was one of the first mass-produced books in America and it sold 2,500 volumes in ten days. His most lucrative period as a writer was after the book became a best-seller in the United States. A friend of <mask>'s objected to the novel's "morbid intensity" and its dense psychological details, writing that the book "is therefore apt to become, like <mask>, too painfully anatomical in his exhibition of them". At the end of March 1850, <mask> and his family moved to a small red farmhouse in Massachusetts.He and Herman Melville met at a picnic hosted by a mutual friend on

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texts: August 5, 1850. Melville's review of <mask>'s Mosses from an Old Manse was published in The Literary World on August 17 and August 24. Melville said that the stories revealed a dark side to <mask>. In honor of his admiration for <mask>, he dedicated his novel to him at the time. <mask>'s time in the area was productive. The most valuable contribution to New England history that has been made is the fact that he wrote The House of the Seven Gables. He wrote The Blithedale Romance in the first person.A Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys, a collection of short stories, was published in 1851. <mask> has suffered a lot in this place. <mask> did not enjoy the winters in his small house, but the family did. They left on November 21, 1851. <mask> said he was sick to death of the area. During my entire residence, I have felt sluggish and dispirited. The <mask>s lived in Concord until July 1854.They bought the home that Amos Bronson Alcott and his family once lived in and renamed it The Wayside. They were neighbors in Concord with Henry David Thoreau. <mask>'s biography of his friend, The Life of Franklin Pierce, depicted him as a man of peaceful pursuits. "If he makes out Pierce to be a great man or a brave man, it will be the greatest work of fiction he ever wrote," said Horace Mann. <mask> depicts Pierce as a soldier who had accomplished no great feats because of his need to make little noise and so "withdrew into the background". He left out Pierce's drinking habits, despite rumors of his alcoholism, and emphasized that slavery could not

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texts: be alleviated by human contrivances, but would, over time, "vanish like a dream". After the publication of Tanglewood Tales, <mask> was given the position of United States consul inLiverpool.<mask>'s wife described the role as "second in dignity to the Embassy in London" at the time. He and his family lived in the Rock Park estate in Rock Ferry in one of the houses next to the beach. <mask> would have been a regular passenger on the ferry departing from the Rock Ferry Slipway in order to get to his place of employment. His appointment ended at the end of the Pierce administration. The <mask> family traveled to France and Italy. <mask> grew a bushy mustache during his time in Italy. The Marble Faun, his first new book in seven years, was published in 1860 when the family returned to The Wayside.<mask> referred to himself as "wrinkled with time and trouble" <mask> met Abraham Lincoln in Washington, D.C. at the start of the American Civil War. He wrote about his experiences in an essay. He was unable to complete several more romance novels due to failing health. Bronson Alcott was concerned that <mask> was too ill to go on the recuperative trip because he was suffering from pain in his stomach. He died in his sleep while on a tour of the White Mountains. Elizabeth was asked to inform Mrs. <mask> in person.Mrs. <mask> didn't want to handle the funeral arrangements herself. After learning of his father's death, <mask>'s son, a freshman at Harvard College, was blindfolded and placed in a coffin and thrown into a frat. The Bells of Lynn

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texts: was a poem written by Longfellow. "Authors' Ridge" is where <mask> was buried in Concord, Massachusetts. The pallbearers included James T. Fields. "I thought there was a tragic element in the event, that might be more fully rendered, in the painful solitude of the man, which, I suppose, could no longer be endured, and he died of it." His wife and daughter were buried in England.They were reburied in plots next to <mask>. <mask> had a close relationship with his publishers. <mask> told Fields that he cared more for his good opinion than for others. Fields convinced <mask> to turn The Scarlet Letter into a novel. <mask>'s personal matters included the purchase of cigars, overseeing financial accounts, and even purchasing clothes. According to a friend, <mask> was left "apparently bewildered" by the death of Ticknor in Philadelphia in 1864. <mask>'s works suggest that guilt, sin, and evil are the most inherent natural qualities of humankind.Many of his works are inspired by Puritan New England and combine historical romance with symbolism and deep psychological themes. His depictions of the past are a version of historical fiction used to express common themes of ancestral sin, guilt and retribution. He had a negative view of the movement. <mask> was a short story writer. He expected little response from the public when he published Twice-Told Tales. The House of the Seven Gables was one of his major romances. Fanshawe, a novel-length romance, was published in 1828.<mask> defined a romance as being different from a novel in that it


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texts: was not concerned with the possible or probable course of ordinary experience. <mask> describes his romance-writing as using "atmospherical medium as to bring out or mellow the lights and deepen and enrich the shadows of the picture". One of the primitive energies of fecundity and creation was found in the picture. <mask>'s depictions of women have been critiqued. Hester Prynne, the angel and apostle of the coming revelation, must be a woman because feminist scholars recognize that she herself could not be the "destined prophetess" of the future. Hester was seen as mystical, "a wandering goddess still bearing the mark of her Asiatic origins, moving serenely in the magic circle of her sexual nature". Hester was described as a quality of the body that contained the purest light of nature by Lauren Berlant.Hester is thought to be a progenitor of the self-reliance and responsibility that led to women's speach and reproductive freedom. Anthony Splendora found her literary genealogy among other fallen but redeemed women. Psyche of ancient legend; Anne Hutchinson, America's first heretic, circa 1636; and Margaret Fuller, a <mask> family friend, are examples. <mask> compares Hester to Mary, Mother of Jesus, "the image of Divine Maternity" in Hester's first appearance. In her study of Victorian literature, she named Hester's fall and subsequent redemption "the novel's one unequivocally religious activity". Hester is a deity figure. Powers found that Hester's depiction of the Goddess as a wife of a male overlord was the earliest depiction

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title: Nathaniel Hawthorne

texts: of the Goddess in American fiction.The model women of <mask>'s other novels include Hester Prynne of The House of the Seven Gables. Rappaccini's beautiful but life-altering, garden-bound, daughter; almost- perfect Georgiana of "The Birth-Mark"; the sinned- against (abandoned) Ester of " are just some of the central female figures in his short stories. "My faith is gone!" Mark Van Doren said that <mask> found the image of a goddess supreme in beauty and power in New England. <mask> also wrote fiction. The Library of America selected <mask>'s "A show of wax-figures" for inclusion in its two-century retrospective of American True Crime. <mask>'s writings were well received at the time.More modern evaluations focus on the dark psychological complexity while the contemporary response praised his sentimentality and moral purity. Herman Melville wrote a review of Mosses from an Old Manse, arguing that <mask> is one of the new, and far better generation of your writers. Melville describes an affinity for <mask> that would only increase. He shoots his New England roots into the hot soil of my Southern soul as he expands and deepens. Both Twice-Told Tales and Mosses from an Old Manse were written by the author. The style of Mr. <mask> is purity itself, as evidenced by his contempt for allegory and moral tales, and his chronic accusations of plagiarism. We look upon him as one of the few men of genius to whom our country has as yet given birth.John Neal's magazine The Yankee published the first substantial public praise of <mask>, saying in


title: Nathaniel Hawthorne

texts: 1828 that the author of Fanshawe has a "fair prospect of future success." "<mask>'s reputation as a writer is a very pleasing fact, because his writing is not good for anything, and this is a tribute to the man." <mask> cared for the deeper psychology and tried to become familiar with it, according to Henry James. The "weird and subtle beauty" of <mask>'s tales was admired by a poet. <mask> is the most original and least indebted to foreign models or literary precedents of any kind according to Evert Augustus Duyckinck. Critics have focused on symbolism since the 1950s. <mask>'s position as the greatest American novelist was challenged by only Henry James and William Faulkner, according to the critic.<mask>'s greatest works were principally The Scarlet Letter, followed by The Marble Faun and some short stories, including "Wakefield" and "Feathertop". According to <mask> scholar Rita K. Gollin, the "definitive edition" of <mask>'s works was published by The Ohio State University Press in twenty-three volumes between 1962 and 1997. Collected Novels was the tenth volume to be published in the Library of America. The Anatomy of National Fantasy: <mask>, Utopia, and Everyday Life was published in 1991. The lives and work of Louisa May Alcott and others. Thorndike Press was in Detroit. There is a large print edition.<mask>'s Psychological Themes are The Sins of the Fathers. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1966; 1989. The University of Virginia Press was published in 1994. Author-Publisher Relations 1800–1974 was written by

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title: Nathaniel Hawthorne

texts: Madison and Irving. New York: R. R. Bowker Company. Philip McFarland. There is a Hawthorne in Concord.James R<mask> <mask> in His Times was published in 2004. The company was in Boston in 1980. The life of <mask> is called Salem Is My Dwelling Place. The University of Iowa Press was published in 1991. Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson was written by Porte. The romance in America was studied in Cooper, <mask>, Melville, and James. Wesleyan University Press was published in 1969.Powers, Meredith A. Reynolds and Larry J. are the authors of The Heroine in Western Literature: The Archetype and Her Reemergence in Modern Prose. "<mask>'s Labors in Concord". <mask> had a Cambridge Companion. It was edited by Richard H. Millington. Cambridge, UK, New York, US, and Melbourne, Australia: Cambridge University Press, 2004. Schreiner, Samuel A., Jr.The friendship that freed the American mind was a part of the Concord quartet. John Wiley and Sons was in New Jersey. "Psyche and Hester, or Apotheosis and Epitome: Natural Grace, La Sagesse Naturale" was published in The Rupkatha Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities. 5, No. pp. 3 http://rupkatha.com/v5n3. Mark Van Doren.A critical biography of <mask>. New York: Vintage 1957. "Wineapple." <mask> wrote A Life. Random House was in New York. <mask> and the Historical Romance of New England was published in 2015. Sophia Forster."Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, <mask>, and the Emergence of American Literary Realism." There are studies in the novel 48.1

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texts: Greven, David. Margaret Fuller, <mask>, and Herman Melville wrote about gender protest and same-sex desire in American literature. Thomas Hallock. "'A' is for Acronym: Teaching <mask> in a Performance-Based World." The Journal of Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture was published in the summer of 2016The University of South Carolina has a collection of <mask>. Project Gutenberg Hawthorne Family Papers has a second copy of Henry James's book-length study, <mask>. C-SPAN's American Writers: A Journey Through History Hawthorne: Science, Progress, and Human Nature is a series of essays on <mask> stories. The Complete Works of <mask> Hawthorne was edited by <mask> and published in Boston in 1868. Sophia and <mask> had a joint diary. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. The Wayside in Concord, Massachusetts is home to the Hawthorne Community Association, as well as the House of the Seven Gables in Salem, Massachusetts.19th-century American diplomats, American male novelists, American male short story writers, and American people of English descent were all included in the Hall of Fame for Great

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title: Vangelis Mantzios

texts: <mask> is a Greek professional footballer who plays for the club P.A.O. Rouf. After establishing himself as one of the most talented young strikers in Greece during the first few years of his career at Panionios, <mask> earned a transfer to Greek giants Panathinaikos in 2005. <mask> scored 18 goals in 68 Greek Super League matches and five goals in 20 European matches in his first four seasons with Panathinaikos. He scored four goals in eight matches for Panathinaikos, helping the team finish top of its group, ahead of Inter Milan, Werder Bremen and Anorthosis Famagusta FC. In his last two seasons, <mask> struggled for playing time, as he faced competition from foreign strikers like Djibril Cissé, who was the Greek Super League top scorer in the last two seasons. <mask> was sent out on loan to Anorthosis and Martimo, and only played one match due to a knee injury.Manztios joined OFI Crete during the summer transfer period after his contract with Panathinaikos expired. Manztios was OFI's leading scorer in the Super League with seven goals. <mask> joined Baku for 8 matches in his last season before returning to Greek Super League. He joined Levadiakos F.C. at the beginning of the season. For two years. He scored his first goal for the club in a 2–2 home draw against Panthrakikos. <mask> was awarded $280,000 by FIFA for unfulfilled contract obligations.The club attacked to <mask> for not following the oral agreement they had and eventually the deal didn't close. <mask> was approached by Veria after the event. Both sides will sign the contract in due

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title: Vangelis Mantzios

texts: course after the two sides made an oral agreement on July 1st. <mask> renewed his contract with Levadiakos for 300,000 until the summer of 2017. He scored the only goal in a 1–0 away win against Iraklis, followed by two goals in a 2–1 home win against Asteras Tripoli. He was the man of the match in the away win against Panthrakikos, scoring two goals and giving one assist. He became the club's all-time top scorer with 26 goals.In the 7th day of the Greek Super League, a penalty kick equalized the score in a 2–2 home draw against Panetolikos. Many clubs were interested in his performance in the first half of the season. The club is from Greece. The experienced international will be an excellent replacement for Alan Pulido and will probably make a move in the January transfer window. The Comorian international forward El Fardou Ben Nabouhane, who arrived in Piraeus from Veria last summer but has not made a single appearance with the club yet, is willing to join Levadiakos in exchange for money. On the 16th matchday of the Greek Super League, <mask>' penalty kick gave Levadiakos a 1–1 draw. Levadiakos escaped with a 1–0 home win against kalloni after <mask>' penalty kick.<mask> has an excellent record at penalties in the Super League Greece. The all-time record was set in 1989-90 when Lajos Detari extended his record to 14. He scored the goal that gave his club the lead in a 2–2 away draw. He scored in a 3–0 home win against AEK Athens for the last day of the 2015–16 season. He scored his first goal of the season in a 2–1 win against Kerkyra. A drug

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title: Peggy Guggenheim

texts: Marguerite "<mask><mask> was an American art collector and bohemian. She was the niece of Solomon R<mask>, who established the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, and the daughter of <mask>, who went down with the Titanic in 1912. <mask> had a large collection of art in Europe and America. She lived in Venice and exhibited her collection for the rest of her life. One of the most visited attractions in Venice is the <mask> Guggenheim Collection, a modern art museum on the Grand Canal. <mask>'s parents were Ashkenazi Jewish and involved in the art and writing community. Her mother was a member of the Seligman family.<mask> had an inheritance of US$ 2.5 million when she was 21. <mask>, a member of the <mask> family who died in the sinking of the Titanic, had not amassed the fortune of his siblings, so <mask>'s inheritance was less than that of her cousins. She became enamored with the members of the bohemian artistic community after working as a clerk in an avant-garde bookstore. She moved to Paris in 1920. She became friendly with a group of people who were living in poverty in the Montparnasse quarter of the city. Man Ray was one of the people who photographed her, along with a friend of hers. She was a regular at Barney's salon and became friends with writer Natalie Barney.She became her friend and patron after meeting Djuna Barnes.

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title: Peggy Guggenheim

texts: Barnes wrote her best-known novel, Nightwood, while staying at Hayford Hall, a country house that Guggenheim had rented for two summers. <mask> helped Emma Goldman secure funds for her to live in Saint-Tropez, France, while writing her two volumes of Living My Life. The original version of Guggenheim's book, Out of This Century, was revised and re-released in 1946, and is now published byHarper Collins. Guggenheim opened a gallery for modern art in London in January of 1938 and began to collect works of art. Guggenheim bought at least one object from each of her exhibitions. She spent a lot of money on art after World War II.Guggenheim Jeune is the name of her first gallery and it is also the name of her own well-known family. Thanks to many friends who gave advice and who helped to run the gallery, the show-case for the surrealist movement proved to be successful. <mask> met many artists during her frequent visits to Paris because she was introduced to the art world by the man she had known since the early 1920s. He conceived several of the exhibitions that were held at Guggenheim Jeune. The exhibitions of Wassily Kandinsky, Yves Tanguy, Wolfgang Paalen, and other lesser-known artists followed the Cocteau exhibition. The modern artists who participated in the group exhibitions of sculpture and collage were Henri Laurens, Alexander

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texts: Calder,Antoine Pevsner, Henry Moore, and John Ferren. She is credited with discovering John Tunnard's work in mainstream international modernism.<mask> decided to spend her money in a more practical way after realizing that her gallery had made a loss in the first year. She could see herself supporting a museum for contemporary arts. Her uncle, Solomon R<mask>, had created the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation two years before. The main aim of this foundation was to collect and to further the production of abstract art, which resulted in the opening of the Museum of Non-objective Painting in 1939 on East 54th Street in Manhattan. Gisle Freund's portrait photographs were projected on the walls at Guggenheim Jeune's farewell party on June 22, 1939. She and Herbert Read were working on plans for a Museum of Modern Art in London. She put $40,000 into the museum's running costs.The funds were overfunded by the organizers' ambitions. <mask> left for Paris in August of 1939 to negotiate loans of artworks. Herbert Read drew a list in her luggage. After the Second World War broke out, she abandoned the scheme willingly or not. She decided to buy paintings by all the painters who were on Herbert Read's list. Having plenty of time and all the museum's funds at my disposal, I put myself on a regime to buy one picture a day. She had acquired 10

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title: Peggy Guggenheim

texts: Picassos, 40 Ernsts, eight Mirs, four Magrittes, four Ferrens, three Man rays, three Dals, one Klee, and one Chagall.In April 1940, she rented a large space in the Place Vendme as a new home for her museum after making new plans. After months of protecting her collection and artist friends, <mask> left Europe for New York in the summer of 1941, a few days before the Germans arrived in Paris. She opened a new gallery at 30 West 57th Street. It was called The Art of this century. Three of the four galleries were dedicated to Cubist and Abstract art, while the fourth was a commercial gallery. The show for 31 Women artists was held at the gallery. Jackson Pollock and William Congdon, the American painters, were two of the artists whose careers were helped by her interest in new art.Her collection was assembled in seven years. After World War II, she closed The Art of This Century Gallery and moved to Italy. She established herself in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Grand Canal in 1949 after being invited to exhibit her collection in the Greek Pavilion of the Venice Biennale in 1948. One of the few European collections of modern art promoted a lot of works by Americans. She promoted the art of two local painters in the 1950s. <mask> stopped collecting art in the early 1960s and focused on presenting what she already owned. In 1969 she


title: Peggy Guggenheim

texts: gave her collection to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City.She donated her home and collection to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation in 1976, before she died. One of the most important museums in Italy for European and American art of the first half of the 20th century is the Peggy Guggenheim Collection. Cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism are included in her collection. <mask> lived in Venice until her death after a stroke. Her ashes are located next to her dogs in the garden of her home, the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni. She was thought to have slept with 1,000 men while living in Europe. She claimed to have had affairs with many artists and writers in return for them having affairs with her.She replied, "You mean my own, or other people's?" when asked how many husbands she had. In her book, she gives the names of some of her lovers, including Yves Tanguy. She had two children with her first husband, a writer by the name of Laurence Vail. They divorced after he had an affair with a writer. She had an affair with a war hero after her first marriage ended. She and Samuel Beckett had a brief but intense affair in December of 1939. She married her second husband in 1941 and divorced him in 1946.The director of the <mask> Guggenheim Collection is one of her eight grandchildren. <mask> was portrayed in the movie

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texts: premiere of the documentary film, "<mask> Guggenheim: Art Addict" on July 26, 2015. Further reading Davidson, Susan and Philip Rylands, ed. The year 2005. The story of art of this century is told in "Peggy Guggenheim & Fredrick Kiesler: The Story of Art of This Century". There are external links to "<mask> Guggenheim: Mistress of Modernism" by Helen

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title: Maurice E. Curts

texts: The commander in chief of the United States Pacific Fleet was a four-star admiral who was born in 1898. He was born in Michigan to a man who represented the 13th District in the Michigan state senate from 1913 to 1914. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy and served as a midshipman on the battleship Nevada during World War I. He graduated from the accelerated class in June 1919. His first assignment was aboard the light cruiser Chester, followed by sea duty in destroyers of the Atlantic Fleet and the aircraft carrier Saratoga, and shore duty at Naval Operating Base, Virginia and the Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department. From June 1936 to May 1938, he was Officer-in-Charge of the Radio and Sound Divisions at the Naval Research Laboratory, where he contributed to the development of radio. He commanded the Case from 1936 to 1939 while it was a school ship.The Commander Battle Force was formed in June of 1939 and was headed by admiral James O. Richardson. When Richardson became Commander in Chief, he had a communications officer with him. In 1940, the fleet tested its communications procedures under war conditions and discovered serious deficiencies in its plans. After the exercise, the fleet continued to communicate. "If the Fleet Problem had resulted in no other advance in naval war readiness and in training, this major step alone would have justified all the money and effort put into the Fleet Problem," Richardson said. After Richardson was removed from command in January 1941, <mask> wanted to leave the fleet staff and return to sea. <mask> was summoned to the

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title: Maurice E. Curts

texts: flagship and asked, "Young man, would you like to be on my staff?""Hell, no!" said Curts firmly. "You've got to," he retorted. There's no way out. The man muttered, "Oh, hell!" Everyone present, including Kimmel, burst out laughing, in tones of such disgusted resignation. At the beginning of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, a spent.50 caliber machine gun bullet crashed through a glass window and bounced harmlessly off Kimmel's chest. Had it killed me, it would have been a pity, said Kimmel, as he picked the bullet up off the floor.The film Tora! depicted this incident. Tora! Tora! Martin Balsam and G.D. Spradlin portrayed their characters. The local radio stations in Honolulu were broadcasting a series of well-intended messages that were designed to instruct and calm the population but were having the opposite effect after the attack. The stations were told to "knock off the damned foolishness." During the Battles of the Coral Sea and Midway, the communications officer on the staff of the new admiral, Chester W. Nimitz, continued to relay messages from the field to him.During his time as communications officer for the Pacific Fleet, he was awarded the Bronze Star for establishing a more workable system of joint Army and Navy communications. In August 1942, <mask> was summoned to Washington D.C. to join the staff. The commander of the United States Fleet was King. As communications officer for the United States Fleet, <mask> received the Legion of Merit for his part in adopting successful communication agreements and plans between the military services of


title: Maurice E. Curts

texts: the United States and its Allies. The numbering system for organizing fleets and task forces was developed by Curts. He returned to the Pacific theater in 1944 as captain of the light cruiser Columbia, which participated in major Pacific operations, including the Battle for Leyte Gulf and the Lingayen Gulf landings in the Philippines. During the Battle for Leyte Gulf from October 17, 1944 to October 29, 1944, he was awarded the Navy Cross for commanding Columbia.During the approach on Leyte Gulf, then-Captain <mask> skillfully directed his ship in an assignment of vital importance, and continually provided alert and effective defense for our invasion forces against hostile air attacks. The sinking of at least one Japanese battleship, a cruiser and six destroyers was assisted in by his ship and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Columbia was hit by two planes while it was supporting the landings at Lingayen Gulf. Columbia was able to complete its bombardment thanks to swift damage control measures. Columbia lay close inshore, with difficulty due to the surrounding landing craft. After extinguishing fires and repairing damage, Columbia was able to complete its bombardment schedule within half an hour of being hit, before leaving in an escort of a group of unloaded transports. The Japanese surrender


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texts: ceremony aboard the battleship Missouri was attended by Vice Admiral Frederick C. Sherman, who was the chief of staff and aide to the new Commander, Fast Carrier Task Force, Pacific Fleet.From 1949 to 1950, he was Force Commander, Operational Development Force, Atlantic Fleet, and from 1951 to1953 he was assistant chief of naval operations. His career was halted temporarily by the Secretary of the Navy, Charles S. Thomas, after he went to sea as Commander Cruisers-Destroyers, Pacific. The Chief of Naval Operations picked a member of the upcoming promotion board for his skill and contacts in the fields of electronics and communications. When I brought the slate in, Mr. Thomas said that he didn't want him in Washington. It was obvious that I couldn't bringCurts back, even though I couldn't get an expression of reason from him. It was obvious to me that I should not have nominated him for three stars because I was looking for a replacement in the Second Fleet. Thomas said that he wasn't impressed with the person I was suggesting and said it seemed to him that I'd do better if I put someone likeCurts in.When asked if he had ever vetoed Curts, Thomas initially denied, then finally said he couldn't understand why he had done it, except that someone must have told him something. He nominated <mask> for a third star. In 1955, he returned to Pearl Harbor as deputy commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet with the rank of vice admiral. The title of Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet remained dual-hatted since he was promoted to admiral on April 29, 1957, though he continued to be deputy


title: David Hemmings

texts: He was an English actor, director, producer, and singer-songwriter. The Hemdale Film Corporation was founded by him. Considered an icon of the Swinging London pop scene, Hemmings is best remembered for his roles in British films and television programmes of the 1960s and 1970s, particularly the 1966 mystery film Blowup, directed by Michelangelo Antonioni. He was a boy Soprano early in his career. <mask> was the son of a biscuit salesman. He started his career as a boy Soprano in Benjamin Britten's works, and formed a close friendship with the composer at this time. The role of Miles in Turn of the Screw was created by Hemmings.His relationship with Britten is described in John Bridcut's book. Although many commentators identified Britten's relationship with Hemmings as based on an infatuation, Hemmings maintained categorically that Britten's conduct with him was beyond reproach at all times. The Little Sweep was part of Let's Make an Opera! and was played by Hemmings. Children's production. While singing the aria "Malo" during a performance of The Turn of the Screw in Paris, Britten's interest in Hemmings ceased suddenly. Britten waved Hemmings away and never had any contact with him again. The child actor went on to act in films.He made his film debut in The Rainbow Jacket. He was also seen in Saint Joan. Five Clues to Fortune, The Heart Within, and No Trees in the Street were directed by J. Lee Thompson. He could be seen in Men of Tomorrow and In the Wake of a Stranger. The Wind of Change was published in 1961. The teen idol was known for playing young men in films. The low budget teen musical Live It Up! was the first lead role for Hemmings.The year 1963. He starred in a sequel to Live It Up!, Be My Guest, after supporting roles for Michael Winner's The System. Two Left Feet was written and directed by Michael Crawford.


title: David Hemmings

texts: Hollywood. He had roles in Airwolf and Man, Woman and Child. He directed the series premiere of the action-adventure drama series Quantum Leap, as well as the crime series Magnum, P.I. He played the role of Doctor Charles Henry Moffet, creator of Airwolf, in the pilot and second-season episode of The A-Team. He once joked that people thought he was dead. I wasn't.The A-team was directed by me. Money Hunt: The Mystery of the Missing Link was directed by Hemmings. He directed and acted in The Key to Rebecca, an adaptation of Ken Follett's 1980 novel of the same name. He worked as a producer on the NBC show. He directed the drama film Dark Horse (1992) and as an actor returned to the voyeuristic preoccupations of his Blowup character with a plum part as the Big Brother-esque villain in the season-three opener for the television horror anthology series Tales From the Crypt. He had roles in Gladiator (2000) and Last Orders (2001), as well as appearing in the spy film Spy Game (2001). He played the role of Mr. Schermerhorn in Gangs of New York.His final screen appearances included the science-fiction action film, Equilibrium, shortly before his death, as well as the superhero film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, with Sean Connery and as Frank Sinatra's attorney in the 2003 Australian film The Night We Called It a Day. Blessed was dedicated to him in his memory after he died on the set of the film. The studio album, <mask>s Happens, was recorded in Los Angeles in 1967. The album was produced and backed by several members of the Byrds. He was a co-composer of the song "Pasadena" with Harry Vanda and George Young. The first Australian hit for singer John Paul Young was recorded in 1973. The narration for Rick Wakeman's album Journey to the Centre of the Earth was provided by Hemmings.He played the lead role in Andrew Lloyd


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texts: Webber's musical, Jeeves. The Autobiography of <mask>s was published in 2004. He was married to Genista Ouvry four times. The time when his marriage to Ouvry was over was when he met Hunnicutt. The Mamas and the Papas performed at the outdoor wedding next to a swimming pool filled with doves. He said that they were the poor man's Taylor and Burton. Hunnicutt discovered that Hemmings had affairs with other people, including his co-star in The Walking Stick and his secretary.During his marriage to Prudence de Casembroot, he continued to have affairs with other people. He and Ouvry had daughter Deborah, as well as actor son Nolan, while he and Hunnicutt had sons George, Edward and William. He spoke at a number of meetings on behalf of the UK's Liberal Party. After performing his scenes for the day on the film set of Blessed, <mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 62. His funeral was held at St Peter's Church, in the hamlet of Blacklands near Calne, where he had resided in his final years. He was buried in the churchyard. As Minor Role Five Clues to Fortune, Saint Joan played the role of Ken The Heart Within.As Seaman on Ark Royal, he played Ginger Play It Cool, Roy Some People, and Bit Role Two Left Feet. The television film and two subsequent episodes were made by Bruce Hutton as Dr. Charles Henry Moffett, P.I. The A-Team (one episode) as captain of the boat and The Rainbow (1989) as Uncle Henry Tales from the Crypt. As Mickey Rudin Blessed, he played Earl Sydney Romantik in All the Way. <mask> wrote a book called Blow Up... and Other Explanations. See the list of British actors, film directors, producers, and singers. <mask> is a gifted actor, director and producer who excelled in Antonioni's Blow Up.20th-century English male actors, 20th-century English singers, 21st-century English child actors, and 21st-century English

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title: Camil Mureșanu

texts: A historian, professor, author, and translator, <mask> was born in 1927. Biography Mureanu was born and raised in Turda. His father was a teacher at the King Ferdinand High School. He graduated from the university in June of 1950. At Babe-Bolyai University, Mureanu was a teaching assistant, junior teaching assistant, assistant professor, and associate professor. He was the dean of the Faculty of History. He obtained his PhD in history in 1971 with the thesis: Times of John Hunyadi.He was a professor at Columbia University. After 1976, Mureanu is a PhD adviser. In the summer of 1948, <mask> Mureanu was arrested for political reasons. He is a researcher at the "George Bariiu" History Institute. He became the principal of the "George Bariiu" History Institute in 1995. He was a member of the Romanian Academy in 1990 and a member of the History and Archaeology Section in 2000. His name was "Murean", but he preferred "Mureanu" in the last years.He was a participant in the International Congress of Historical Sciences. He was educated at Sorbonne University in Paris. He is a correspondent member of the "Sd-ost Europa Gesellschaft", as well as a correspondent member of the Pedagogical Academy in Belgrade. He is the co-president of the commission. The West University of Timioara and the 1 Decembrie 1918 University have a doctor honoris causa. He is anhonorary citizen of Blaj, Turda, and Cluj-Napoca. He is a member of the General Association.His father was a language teacher and his grand father was a

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Camil Bujor Mureanu
Camil


title: Camil Mureșanu

texts: Transilvania ntre medieval i modern was published in 1997. There is a new edition of Vol. It was 1–2. Coordonator... was published in 1996, 160 and 48 p.I istoriografic perspectiv istoric. Istoria romnilor was published in 2000 by Coordonatori. There is a new edition of Vol. 4. De la universalitatea cretin. Comitetul de redacie al volumului. tefan tefnescu is in acad.<mask> Mureanu is a redactori responsabili. Tudor Teoteoi, secretar, Bucureti, Editura Enciclopedic, 2001, 878 p. + il. Author alpaginilor: 31–54. Istorie i Cunoatere. Discurs de recepie la Academia Romn, Bucureti, Editura Academiei Romne, 2002, 20 p. 30-31; MI, 2002, 36, nr.2, p. Ianus was templul lui. Studii i gnduri. Documenta Romaniae Historica was published in 2002. Series C. Transilvania. There is a new edition of Vol. XIV: 13721375.The 2002 edition of Editura Academiei Romne was edited by Publilius Syrus. Text original, traducere din limba latin i note de... There is a new edition of Vol. 2. i istoria istoriografiei. ngrijit de..., Bucureti, Editura Academiei Romne, 2007, 525 p. Disciplina social impus de authoriti ca oconsecin an acetei politici de reform.Monografie istorica. There are on-line works by Vasile Mirgheiu and Vasile Stoica. It istorice. In honor of Professor <mask> Mureanu, Bucureti, Editura Academiei Romne, 2007, XXXV + 467 p. The introduction was written byNicolae Edroiu. The work of Prof. Dr. <mask> Muresanu was written by Maria Pagu and Karolyi Iolanda. Babe-Bolyai University faculty people from Turda are

masks: Camil Camil Camil


title: George Segal

texts: <mask>. was an American actor, comedian and musician. He was popular in the 1960s and 1970s for playing both dramatic and comical roles. He co-stars in the classic drama Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, after rising to prominence with roles in acclaimed films such as King Rat and Ship of Fools. The year 1966 Segal starred in a number of notable films over the course of the next decade and a half. The Owl and the Pussycat, The Hot Rock, A Touch of Class, California Split, and Fun with Dick and Jane all came out in the 70's. He was one of the first American film actors to rise to leading man status with an unchanged Jewish surname, helping pave the way for other major actors of his generation.He played supporting roles in films such as Look Who's Talking, For the Boys, and The Mirror Has Two Faces. He was nominated for an Academy Award for his performance in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? He won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy for his performance in A Touch of Class. He was best known for playing Jack Gallo on Just Shoot Me! Albert "Pops" Solomon was on The Goldbergs. <mask> played the banjo. He released three albums and performed with the instrument in several of his acting roles.<mask> Jr., the youngest of four children, was born in New York City. He was raised in Great Neck, New York. All four of <mask>'s grandparents were Russian-Jewish immigrants, and his maternal grandparents changed their names to Bodkin. A socialist ran for governor of Massachusetts. His oldest brother, John, worked in the hops brokerage business and was an innovator in the cultivation of new hop varieties; the middle brother, Fred, was a screenwriter; and his sister, Greta, died of pneumonia before he was born. Segal was raised in a secular household because his family was Jewish. Segal said he was afraid not to have a bar mitzvah.When I went to a Passover

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title: George Segal

texts: Seder at Groucho Marx's, he kept asking when we would get to the wine. That's my experience as a Jew. I went to a friend's bar mitzvah and it was the only time I was in Temple Beth Shalom. At the time, Jewish life wasn't happening a lot. People's car tires were slashed. The kids from the parochial school kicked me down the stairs. <mask> became interested in acting when he saw Alan Ladd in This Gun for Hire.Segal said he didn't care that the revolver and trench coat were an illusion. The sense of adventure and control was something I liked. He started playing the ukulele when he was a kid in Great Neck. A friend had a red Harold Teen model. I moved on to the four- string banjo because I realized you couldn't play in a band with a ukulele. <mask> and his mother moved to New York City after <mask>'s father died. He graduated from George School in Pennsylvania in 1951 and went on to attend Haverford College.He received a Bachelor of Arts in performing arts and drama from Columbia College of Columbia University in 1955. He played in a jazz band at Columbia that had several different names. He would bill the group as Bruno Lynch and his Imperial Jazz Band. The Red Onion Jazz Band played at <mask>'s first wedding. <mask> was in the United States Army during the Korean War. He was in a band called Corporal Bruno's Sad Sack Six. Segal got a job as an understudy in the off-Broadway production of The Iceman Cometh after studying at the Actors Studio.He was in Antony and Cleopatra for Joseph Papp, and he was in a group called The Premise that performed at a coffeehouse. <mask> played the title role in Rattle of a Simple Man, an adaptation of a British hit, which ran for 236 performances on Broadway. He made his film debut in The Young Doctors, a Columbia Pictures film. <mask> made several television appearances in the early 1960s, including Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and appeared in

masks: Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal


title: George Segal

texts: The Longest Day, a World War II film. He had a small part in the western Invitation to a Gunfighter with Yul Brynner. <mask> came to Hollywood to star in a TV series with Robert Taylor that never aired. Columbia Pictures put him under a long-term contract after he joined the cast of The New Interns.He won the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year, along with Harve Presnell and Chaim Topol. <mask> was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of an egocentric painter in StanleyKramer's acclaimed drama Ship of Fools, which was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture. He played the title role as a scheming P.O.W. In King Rat, a role originally meant for Frank Sinatra, he received praise for both performances. He played the role of a secret service agent in Berlin in The Quiller Memorandum, as well as the leader of the FLN in Lost Command and the Cagney-esque mobster in The St. Segal played Biff in an acclaimed production of Death of a Salesman next to Lee J. Cobb in an adaptation of The Desperate Hours and <mask> in an adaptation of Of Mice and Men. Ted Kotcheff directed two of the films.<mask> was lent to Warner Bros. for the movie Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The Edward Albee play was adapted into a movie. After Robert Redford turned down the role of <mask> in a 1964 Off-Broadway play, Nichols cast him again in the same play. <mask> played a young faculty member in a piece with Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and Sandy Dennis. <mask> was nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe for his role in the film, which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture. <mask>'s debut album, The Yama Man Yama, was released the same year. There is a song called "The Yama Yama Man" with horns and banjos.<mask> was playing banjo on The Tonight Show when he released the album. Segal played banjo and sang with The Smothers Brothers when they performed

masks: Segal Segal George Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal


title: George Segal

texts: Phil Ochs's "Draft Dodger Rag" on their CBS television show in the same year. <mask> became a significant figure in the New Hollywood movement after his success with Woolf, as he received many notable film roles, often working with major filmmakers. He starred in a movie called Where's Poppa? In Bye Bye Braverman, I played the lead role, and in Peter Yates's The Hot Rock, I played the lead role, and in Paul Mazursky's Blume in Love, I played the lead role. Segal played a philandering husband in A Touch of Class, a movie that starred Glenda Jackson. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture, Jackson won an Oscar for her performance, and <mask> won a Golden Globe Award for his performance.He had many other leading roles. He played a police detective in No Way to Treat a Lady, a platoon commander in The Bridge at Remagen, and a hairdresser-turned-junkie in Born to Win. The Owl and the Pussycat, a romantic comedy starring <mask> and Barbra Streisand, was popular and he used his appeal as a card shark in The Terminal Man. The year 1978. <mask>'s films from this time include The Girl Who Couldn't Say No, Russian Roulette, and The Black Bird. Segal frequently appeared on The Tonight Show in the 1970s and 1980s as a guest and occasionally as a host. His appearances were marked by eccentric banter and he was often interrupted by banjo playing.<mask> played the banjo while on The Tonight Show and also sang in several of his movies. <mask> continued his music career as well. <mask> played the banjo in The Imperial Jazz Band's 1974 album A Touch of Ragtime. Conrad Janis was a member of the "Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz Band", which performed live at Carnegie Hall. <mask> co-hosted the Academy Awards with Gene Kelly. <mask> and Jackson reprised their Touch of Class roles in Lost and Found, but the film was not a success. The Last Married Couple in America with Natalie

masks: Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal Segal


title: George Segal

texts: Wood was not one of them.<mask> was replaced by Dudley Moore in the hit comedy 10 in 1979 after he pulled out of the lead role. In films such as Carbon Copy, Stick, and Look Who's Talking, <mask> received fewer prominent roles in the 1980s. He received a nomination for best actor in a theatrical or non-musical production of The Cold Room in 1984 and also received a nomination for best actor in a television film, The Deadly Game, in 1982. Take Five was a semi-autobiographical sitcom and Murphy's Law was a crime drama. In 1985 he returned to Broadway in a short-lived production of Requiem for a Heavyweight by Rod Serling and in 1990 he toured in a play called Double Act. In the first 10 years of his career, he was playing a lot of different things. I never felt like a leading man but a character actor.I was frozen into this character. "It's one typed role after another, and pretty soon you forget everything," said Natalie Wood about "The Last Married Couple in America" in 1980. You forget why you're here. My marriage began to fall apart. I was doing a lot of self-destructive things and I was turning in on myself. I'm pretty sure I was guilty of spoiled behavior. I think it's impossible for a star rush to not get full of yourself, which is what I was.<mask> re-established himself as a successful character actor in the 1990s after this dry period. He worked with directors such as Mark Rydell and David O. Russell in films such as For the Boys and To Die. He had guest appearances on shows such as Murder She Wrote and The Larry Sanders Show, as well as appearing in films such as Seasons of the Heart and The Linda McCartney Story. He reprised his performance in the West End in 2001 after performing in the Art on Broadway in 1999. <mask>'s most well-known role was in the NBC workplace sitcom Just Shoot Me! Jack Gallo is the owner and publisher of a New York City fashion magazine. He

masks: Segal Segal Segal Segal


title: George Segal

texts: was nominated for a Golden Globe Award in 1999 and 2000 for his work in this role, as well as a Satellite Award in 2002.The show, which starred David Spade and Laura San Giacomo, lasted for seven seasons and over 100 episodes. Segal appeared in a number of films after finishing his run on Just Shoot Me. He worked more as a voice actor, including a role in the English-language version of The Tale of the Princess Kaguya. There was a role in an episode of The Simpsons. His most recent film was with Christopher Plummer. Segal has guest starred in shows such as Boston Legal, Private Practice, and Pushing Daisies, as well as appearing in short videos such as Chutzpuh. Segal starred in the ABC sitcom The Goldbergs as Albert "Pops" Solomon, the eccentric but lovable grandfather of a semi-autobiographical family based on that of series creator Adam F. Goldberg.<mask> was a part of the regular cast until his death in March of that year, when the series entered its eighth season. <mask> played the banjo several times on-screen as he appeared in most, though not all, episodes of the show. <mask> received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. <mask> was married three times. He married a film editor who would go on to work as an associate producer or editor on three of his films. Their divorce took place in 1983 and they had two daughters. From 1983 until her death in 1996, he was married to Linda Rogoff, a one-time manager of The Pointer Sisters, whom he met at Carnegie Hall when he played the banjo with his band the Beverly Hills Unlisted Jazz Band.He married a former George School classmates in 1998. <mask> lived in Sonoma County when he wasn't filming The Goldbergs. <mask> died of a heart problem on March 23, 2021, at the age of 87. The National Portrait Gallery in London acquired a portrait of <mask> in 1989. The Hollywood Walk of Fame has a star on it for 20th-century American male


title: Alexander Miasnikian

texts: <mask>, Myasnikyan or Myasnikov was a revolutionary and official. He was the First Secretary of the Communist Party of Belarus from 1918 to 1919 and the Chairman of the Council of People's Comissars of Armenia from 1921 to 1922. Miasnikian had a revolutionary nom de guerre. The merchant's family had a child named <mask> who was born in the city of New Nakhichevan. He graduated from Moscow University with a law degree. From 1901 to 1904, Miasnikian was active in underground groups and became a member of the revolutionary movement. He was exiled to Baku after being arrested.Between 1912 and 1914, Miasnikian worked as an assistant to a lawyer in Moscow. He was drafted into the Russian Army in 1914 and promoted revolutionary ideas. After the February Revolution of 1917, <mask> became a member of the Western Front's frontline committee and was an editor of the Bolshevik newspaper Zvezda. The 6th Congress of the Bolshevik Party elected him as a delegate. He became a member of the Military Revolutionary Committee of the Western Region. The congress of deputies elected Miasnikian as the commander of the Western Front. He was appointed the first chairman of the Communist Party of Byelorussia despite being an opponent of the idea.In January and February of 1919, <mask> was chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the Socialist Soviet Republic of Byelorussia. He was a member of the Central Committee of the Bolshevik Party. <mask> was appointed as Krylenko's deputy when he became Supreme Commander in

masks:
Alexander Fyodori Miasnikian
Miasnikian
Miasnikian
Miasnikian
Miasnikian


title: Alexander Miasnikian

texts: Chief of the Red Army. After the February Uprising, <mask> was appointed Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars of Armenia, the newly installed government of the Soviet Socialist Republic. He delivered the letter "To the Caucasian Communists of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, and the Mountainous Republic" to the leadership in Tiflis, which called on them to exercise moderation and slow down their transition to socialism. After being appointed as a head of government, Miasnikian was faced with two urgent issues: the anti-Bolshevik rebellion in the southern region of Zangezur and the question of Mountainous Karabakh. On June 3, 1921, the Kavbiuro decided to suppress the rebellion after Miasnikian offered a number of concessions in return for accepting Soviet authority in Armenia.The rebels fled into Persia after being defeated. The resolution adopted at the Kavbiuro meeting stated that Mountainous Karabakh should be a part of Armenia. On June 12th, Miasnikian signed a decree that stated that Mountainous Karabakh was now an inalienable part of Armenia. The final resolution of the status of Karabakh was left out of the disagreements between the two sides. On July 4, 1921, Miasnikian and a majority of members voted to hold a referendum in the mountainous part of Karabakh to make it part of Armenia. The next day, Kavbiuro decided to change the decision and make Mountainous Karabakh an independent region. The decision was protested by the Central Committee.Six months later, Miasnikian told the


title: Alexander Miasnikian

texts: First Congress of the Armenian Communist Party that Azerbaijan had threatened to cut off Armenia's supply of kerosene. State institutions and economy of the republic were formed by Miasnikian. Miasnikian started work to eradicate illiteracy and develop local manufacturing in Armenia. The history of the revolutionary movement and the theory of Marxism-Leninism were written by Miasnikian. He started writing theater reviews in 1906. The article "Mikael Nalbandian" and pamphlets on the poetry of Hovhannes Tumanyan are some of his works. The concept of "art for art's sake" and a political approach to literature were criticized by Miasnikian.On March 22, 1925, <mask> and Solomon Mogilevsky were killed in a plane crash. They were going to the Abkhazia communist conference. The Junkers F 13 aircraft caught fire after taking off from Tiflis. People were seen jumping to their deaths to escape the burning plane. The cause of the fire was never determined despite separate investigatory commissions chaired by Lavrentiy Beria and Karl Pauker. There was nothing wrong with the plane. Leon Trotsky was suspicious of the cause of the crash.Others thought it was organized by Beria. After the fall of the Soviet Union, Miasnikian was one of the few communist leaders still celebrated. There is a monument in the center of the city. In the Soviet Union, a city and two villages were named after him. An Armenia-populated district is called after him in Russia. There is a province and a city in the Nagorno-Karabakh


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: Colonel <mask> was a court official, army officer and diplomat of the Kingdom of Hawaii. He was an influential official in the regimes of the Republic and the Territory of Hawaii. Iaukea was raised to serve the royal family. When King Kalkaua ruled the Kingdom of Hawaii, he was an important court official and an army officer. He was chamberlain to the Royal Household and governor of Oahu. He was Hawaii's ambassador to Europe and Asia and attended the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. Iaukea was decorated for his service to the kingdom.He continued to work for the regimes after the overthrow of the monarchy. He was an officer on the military staff of President Dole. After Hawaii's annexation to the United States, he became a member of the Democratic Party of Hawaii and served in many official positions, including sheriff of Honolulu County, senator of the Third District, secretary of Hawaii, and acting governor of Hawaii. He was the business manager and private secretary to the deposed Queen Liliuokalani until her death in 1917. The family of <mask> <mask> was born on the island of Hawaii. His parents were from the Hawaiian alii class. His family was well-known on the island of Hawaii and his father was the district magistrate of Hamakua.He descended from a priest of the <mask>ao order and a daughter of Kamehameha I. On his mother's side, he descended from a descendant of the I clan of Hilo and the Mahi clan of Kohala. Kekuiapoiwa II was the mother of King Kamehameha I. The royal family considered his family to be of the Hawaiian kaukau alii rank. He and his sister Maraea were born in the family's home in Waimea, which stood across the Waikloa Stream from the residence of early American Protestant missionary Lorenzo Lyons who was a close friend of the family. Iaukea was named after Lyons' son. The name <mask>hu was given to

masks:
Piehu Iaukea
Curtis Piehu
Iaukea
Pa
Pie


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: him by King Kamehameha IV because of his shyness and lighter skin complexion.He was referred to by his Hawaiian name, <mask>, at court. He was adopted by his maternal uncle Kaihupaa to be raised in the Hawaiian custom of hnai, an informal form of adoption between extended families practiced by Hawaiian royals and commoners alike. His uncle had served as a personal assistant and servant to King Kamehameha III and Kamehameha IV and was educated by an American Protestant missionary. <mask> was taken to Honolulu to live with Kaihupaa and his wife. The building of the former Royal School is near the grounds of the old Iolani Palace. The building was turned into a home for royal retainers and caretakers for the reigning King Kamehameha IV. <mask> fell into a well and his uncle Kaihupaa broke his foot trying to save him, later dying from his injuries.<mask> was raised at the Hawaiian court to become a kahu and serve the Hawaiian royal family. Prince Albert Edward Kamehameha was the only son and heir of Kamehameha IV and his wife Queen Emma. The prince died at the age of four. He was sent to a boarding school as a ward of the Hawaiian government. <mask> was a student at St. Alban's College in the late 19th century. Edmund Ibbotson was located in the Pauoa Valley. <mask> Leleiohoku was the hnai son of Princess Keeliklani.Their friendship was compared to that of Damon and Pythias. In 1863, the school was relocated and merged with the school in Lahaina, Maui. Archdeacon Mason served as Iaukea's mentor. When the school was relocated back to its original site in 1870, he returned to Oahu. The present Iolani School in Honolulu was started by these institutions. Samuel Nowlein and Robert Hoapili Baker were both politicians in later life. Archdeacon Mason told Iaukea that if Kamehameha IV had still been alive, he would have intended for

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Iaukea
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William Pitt


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: him to continue his education in Europe and eventually become an escort for the royal family.Iaukea was touched by the high expectations of his benefactor. King Kamehameha V assigned him to serve as a khili bearer and steward at the palace after he finished his education. In 1872, the king sent <mask> and William K. Hutchison to Lahaina, where they learned the art of sugar boiling in the growing sugar industry on Maui, and helped manage the West Maui Sugar Plantation, in which the king had a share. They were taken care of by the governor. After the king's death in 1872, Iaukea left his service to the royal court to live with his sister Maraea and her husband, a Chinese-Hawaiian manager of the Paukaa Sugar Plantation. The listless Iaukea felt unfulfilled despite enjoying his new independence. He wrote that he was dangling at a loose end.I was aware that I didn't know what to do, even though I was enjoying my independence. I wasn't aware that I was frustrated. King Kalkaua ascended to the throne of Hawaii in 1874. Iaukea was commanded by the new king to return to the royal court after a tour of the island of Hawaii. He became a personal aide to the king's younger brother. Both men had the same interest in sports and music. He joined the singing clubs of the king, Princess Liliuokalani and Princess Likelike, which were sponsored by the Prince and his friends.Liliuokalani said her brother's group "consisted in a large degree of the very purest and sweetest male voices to be found amongst the native Hawaiians". Happy days were when "Wine, Women and Song" were the rule of the day. The Prince passed away on April 7, 1877. <mask> was appointed captain of the Prince's Own Artillery Corps on April 15, 1878. The unit was reorganized in 1874 and was headed by King Kalkaua. The army of the Kingdom of Hawaii consisted of five volunteer

masks: Iaukea Iaukea


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: companies, including the Prince's Own, and the regular troops of the King's Household Guard. When necessary, each unit was called for active service.<mask> was appointed to King Kalkaua's personal military staff with the rank of colonel. The emphasis of Kalakaua's reign was military pomp. <mask> became adjutant general to the Forces of the Kingdom on October 4, 1886. According to the military act of 1886, he was the second-in-command after John Owen Dominis, who was appointed lieutenant general and commander-in-chief with the king. He held a number of important posts during the king's reign, including tax collector for Koolaupoko, member of the Privy Council of State, commissioner to the Great International Fisheries Exhibition in London, member of the Board of Health, and disbursing agent for the Royal He was chamberlain to the Royal Household from 1886 to 1888 after the resignation of Charles Hastings Judd. <mask> became the governor of Oahu after Dominis became the lieutenant general.He served in this position from October 4, 1886 to August 5, 1887, when Dominis was reappointed to the post. He was the secretary of the Foreign Office. He was the chief clerk and secretary for William Lowthian Green, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. After a period in the service of this new foreign minister, he was asked to resign by the man who appointed his friend to the position. <mask> returned to serve as a staff member of the king. He was the bearer of the Sword of State and his wife was one of the ladies-in-waiting to Queen Kapiolani. Iaukea was commissioned by the king and his cabinet to head a diplomatic trip around the world.<mask> was only twenty-eight years old at the time and had no experience in diplomacy. <mask> would become the most traveled member of the Hawaiian administration after Kalkaua made a similar world tour. He

masks: Iaukea Iaukea Iaukea Iaukea Iaukea Iaukea


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: was commissioned as the kingdom's ambassador with the rank of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, and was in charge of diplomatic relations with Europe and Japan. Henry F<mask>, Iaukea's secretary, made a favorable impression on the courts of Europe. In Russia, they had an audience with the new tsar and tsarina, met the Russian Foreign Minister, and socialized with other foreign officials. The sight of my country's flag floating over the entrance to the Hotel Duseaux gave me an added incentive to fulfill my responsibilities and discharge them with honor. The courts of Berlin, Vienna, Belgrade, London, Rome, and India and Japan were visited by the two Hawaiians.He visited the exhibition in London. He helped finalize an immigration plan between Japan and Hawaii that was negotiated by Kalkaua during his world tour. He was appointed ambassador to Great Britain and accompanied Queen Kapiolani and Princess Liliuokalani to the celebration of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. Governor John Owen Dominis, the husband of the princess, was part of the diplomatic party. They visited Washington, DC and met with the President. Every nation in attendance was given the same honor as the Hawaiian party. Queen Kapiolani spoke only Hawaiian during her official audience with Queen Victoria.The Royal Order of Kapiolani and the Royal Order of the Crown of Hawaii were decorated with <mask>'s name on them in 1884. The honors of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I, the Royal Order of Kalkaua, and the Royal Order of the Star of Oceania. He was Commander of an order from the Ottoman Empire, the Grand Cross and Ribbon of the Order of the Cross of Takovo, as well as Commander of the Third Class Order of the Crown of Thailand. After Kalkaua's death and the accession of Queen Liliuokalani, Iaukea was reappointed colonel of the queen's personal

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Iaukea


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: military staff. The Committee of Safety, supported by the United States Minister John L. Stevens, overthrown the monarchy on January 17, 1893. The Republic of Hawaii was established on July 4, 1894, after a brief transition under Dole. <mask> was asked by the Government to remain as an agent of the Crown Lands.On January 24, 1893, he took the oath of allegiance to the new regime. After consulting with the deposed queen, he decided to continue working for the two subsequent regimes. Since he and his wife had to sell their Honolulu residence around this time, he cited the economic necessity of working for the government. Iaukea said that his calls on Liliuokalani lacked the personal informality of happier days. He was the sub-agent of Public Lands. He was appointed special police constable of the Kona District of Oahu in 1894 after serving on the Board of Prison Inspectors. He was commissioned as a quartermaster on the General Staff of the Republic on November 27, 1895.In 1897, <mask> returned to the United Kingdom to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. He was demoted to the rank of military attache to the Special Envoy. In 1898, he accompanied President Dole and his wife to Washington, DC, as secretary and military attache. Iaukea became involved in local politics as a member of the Democratic Party of Hawaii after the United States annexed Hawaii. In the general election of 1904, he tried to get the position of congressional delegate from Hawaii on the Democratic ticket. He was elected as the second sheriff of the County of Honolulu in 1906. He worked in this position from 1907 to 1909.He was a Trustee of the Queen's Medical Center from 1905 to 1909. He was a member of the Territorial Senate from 1913 to 1915. <mask> was the Secretary of Hawaii from May 3, 1917 to October 12, 1921, and the acting governor of

masks: Iaukea Iaukea Iaukea


title: Curtis P. Iaukea

texts: the Territory from December 30, 1919 to March 30, 1920. <mask>lani after the death of Joseph Oliver Carter. He became a Trustee of The Queen Liliuokalani Trust in 1909 after serving in this role from 1917 to 1917. Charlotte and <mask> were at Liliuokalani's side when she died. He was in charge of planning Liliuokalani's state funeral, and he was the one who raised her royal standard over Washington Place to signal her death.His son Frederick Hank <mask> was an active pallbearer during the funeral procession carrying the catafalque carrying the queen's body to her final resting place in the Kalkaua Crypt. The royal funerals of Princess Kaiulani in 1899, Prince David Kawnanakoa in 1908, and Prince Jonah Khi Kalanianaole in 1922 were planned by him as a former chamberlain and one of the last surviving representatives of the former dynasty. He was a member of the Archives Commission from 1937 to 1937 and the custodian of the throne room of Iolani Palace from 1937 to 1937. <mask> died in Honolulu at the age of 84. He was buried in Hawaii. Iaukea was a positive example of those who adapted to the changing politics of the islands because he was the last surviving court member of the monarchy. His great-great-granddaughter said that he embodied the changes and was a permanent figure in the government of both the Hawaiian Kingdom and the Territory of Hawai'i.Toward the end of his life, he was celebrated as one Hawaiian who made the leap to American citizenship. Even though my great-great-grandfather was a diplomat for the Hawaiian Kingdom, he was still seen as representing all that was good about becoming American, even though he wore the uniforms and medals that accompanied his trips. He wasn't pictured wearing his uniforms for the Republic of Hawai'i as its official diplomat. His memories were used by the territorial government

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