title: Walter Weidauer

texts: seat under the rules then in force.The Nazi Party failed to gain an overall majority of seats in the Reichstag despite all their efforts. The Enabling Act they passed on 23 March 1933 transformed the Hitler government into a dictatorship. The Communist Party was at the top of the Nazi hit-list and political parties other than the Nazi Party were banned. March 1933 was <mask>'s last month as a member of the national legislature. He was held in the Sonnenburg concentration camp in 1933. In 1934, after his release from the concentration camp, <mask> undertook further work for the Communist Party, which now counted as illegal activity. He was subjected to further terms of "investigatory detention" during 1934 and 1935.He moved to the Czech Republic at the end of September 1935. He used the name "Karl Frster" to work for the northern regional German Communist Party. He had his German citizenship withdrawn in April of 1938. The German army occupied the country in April 1940. He was put on trial in the People's Court on June 3, 1942, after being returned to Germany by the police at the start of 1941. He received a fifteen-year prison sentence for preparing to commit high treason. He was held in a number of prisons for three years.<mask> moved to the city to help clear the rubble after the Destruction of Dresden. On May 7, 1945, the Red Army arrived in Dresden. The end of World War II heralded a return to multi-party politics and <mask> rejoined the KPD. The whole of Germany was within the Soviet occupation zone. He was a member of the local "Anti-Fascist Committee" in the Strehlen quarter. After the end of May 1945, <mask> was placed in charge of regional administration for the area. He became the first deputy lord mayor of Dresden on July 5, 1945 under Johannes Mller.Weidauer was given great power over city administration by the Communist party functionaries who supported him in this position. The political approach of Weidauer was appropriate. He was justified in his newfound power because of his political convictions and condemnation of political opponents as reactionaries. The German Democratic Republic was founded in October 1949, but the basis for a

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texts: return to a one-party government was created in April 1946, when the old Communist Party and the Moderate- left SPD merged. <mask> was one of thousands of Communist Party members who immediately joined the new SED party, which would become the young country's ruling party under its ever more Soviet style constitution. In October 1945 Johannes Mller ceased to be Lord Mayor of Dresden, following a speech in which he had mentioned the difficulties of pursuing the rebuilding of Dresden while having to work in collaboration with the Soviet administrators. Gustav Leiner held the office for over a year.At a time when mayoral responsibilities were focused on food and shelter, Leiner was an energetic administrator who tried to stand aside from the political parties, but this involved working with the major parties from both sides of the political spectrum. Thebourgeois parties appreciated a bipartisan approach which ran counter to the agenda of the new Soviet sponsored SED. The SED councilors took the meeting by surprise and withdrew their support for Gustav Leiner, who was elected Lord Mayor. The priorities of the new mayors were police and personnel decisions along with rebuilding the city. <mask> presided in person over the de-Nazification commission in October 1947. In 1950,1953 and 1957, he was re-elected Lord Mayor and confirmed in office by the Party Central Committee. The rebuilding of the city was high on the agenda when he was in office.In January 1946, he published a paper titled "1946, the first year of the great rebuilding", in which he proposed a political framework. The "rebuild or new build?" debate was lively. There is a question. <mask> had no time for architectural treasures or the care of old memorials. He was involved in a public argument with the Dresden art historian. In a report on the rebuilding of the Frauenkirche, <mask> was identified as a "concrete-headed communist". <mask> was the president of the government delegation that arranged for the recovery of the Old Masters' Gallery's artistic treasures, despite his reservations about the nature and extent of Dresden's cultural and artistic heritage.He traveled to Moscow in August

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texts: 1955 as part of a high-profile East German government delegation. Maintaining international contacts on behalf of his country's ruling party was important to <mask>, who also visited West Germany as a representative of the Socialist "New Germany". The city council agreed to <mask>'s resignation as mayor. On November 29th, he accepted an alternative appointment as the District Council Chairman. On January 21, 1961, <mask> was released from this office due to serious illness. In the event that he continued to be politically active for many years, this marked his retirement. He was a member of the city council.The district head of the AntiFascist Resistance fighters retained his position. <mask> chaired the "Communities Committee" from 1946 to 1952 when the regional assembly and the regional tier of government were abolished. He was a member of both the city and regional party leaderships. <mask> was a member of various community organisation and associations during the late 1940s and early 1950s and was a critic of the more parliamentary approach favored by the despised "bourgeois parties". Community politics became less important after the abolition of the regional tier of government in 1952. <mask> was a member of the German People's Council and the Chamber of States before it was abolished. <mask> decided to research the destruction of the city in February 1945.He was compelled to fight the "toxic role of German imperialism". <mask> died in March of 1986 at the age of 86. The erste Jahr des grossen Dresdner Aufbauplanes was published in 1946, not necessarily a complete list. Die Verwirklichung des grossen Dresdner Aufbauplanes ist. Stand d. Arbeiten in Ratsdruckerei, Dresden 1946. The probleme des Neu- und Wiederaufbaus was in Berlin in 1947. Voco was the location of the Neue Wege der Kommunalpolitik.The modernen Stadt, Dresden, 1955, has a gesellschaftliche Leben. Dietz, Berlin 1965, 8th edition Dietz, Berlin 1990. The city's City Hall Square was renamed "Walter" in July 1989. The Square reverted to its former name on 1 October 1990 after years of political change. People from the Kingdom of Saxony are members of the Independent Social Democratic

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title: Tamira Paszek

texts: Open, she qualified for the main draw and defeated top-40 player Séverine Brémond in straight sets in the first round. Vera Zvonareva was the 22 seed. After her loss to Li Na in the second round of the Miami Masters, she broke into the top 100. She was defeated by Justine Henin at the French Open. At the first grass tournament of her career, she lost to Maria Sharapova in the third round. She reached the fourth round at Wimbledon after beating two players. The 17 seed is a woman.12 seed Elena Dementieva lost to No. The 5 seed was in straight sets. She moved up 19 places after the win. 35 is a career high and only a few spots from a guaranteed seeding at the US Open. The Fed Cup was held for Austria. She won her first two matches in the group stage against Australia but lost both her matches in the World Group play-offs against Israel. <mask> made her US Open debut, reaching the fourth round.24 and No. There are 11 seeds on the way. She lost to the sixth seed. The China Open tournament in Beijing is where she decided against defending her title. She lost to Elena Dementieva in less than an hour in the second round. In the semifinals, he lost to Lindsay Davenport. Jelena Jankovi was the third-seeded player in the first round of the Australian Open.The three-hour match was decided by two games and three match points before Jankovi came back to win. She lost to Patty Schnyder in the first round. She


title: Tamira Paszek

texts: season at the trophy. Alison Riske defeated the top seed in the first round. The 12th seed lost to Anne Keothavong in the first round. The final grass-court warm-up tournament was the Eastbourne International.She advanced to her first final since 2010 after victories over Marina Erakovic, eighth seed Daniela Hantuchov, Tsvetana Pironkova, and fourth seed and defending champion Marion Bartoli. The fifth seed was upset by the third seed in the final. He saved five championship points when he was down 3–5 in the final set. He upset a former world No. at the Wimbledon Championships. Wozniacki is the 7th seed in the first round. The match took 3 hours and 12 minutes. She beat Alizé in the second round.She defeated Roberta Vinci in the fourth round to reach the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. She lost in the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. The Austrian was defeated in the first round of the Summer Olympics. The Rogers Cup was where the US Open Series began. She defeated Julia Grges in the first round. She faced the top seed in the second round. The first set was interrupted by a left knee injury.She won in the third round. Petra Kvitov won the title in the quarterfinals. The first set was won by Arvidsson. Arvidsson was leading 2–1 in the second set when <mask> got sick. The New Haven Open was her last tournament before the US Open. She was defeated in the first round. The 29th


title: Tamira Paszek

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She lost a marathon match in the first round of qualification at the Rogers Cup. The last Grand Slam tournament of the year, the US Open, was lost in the second round by Paszek. The Challenge Bell is in Quebec City. She was defeated in the first round.She played two tournaments in the United States. The first tournament was held in Albuquerque. The first set was a three set affair. She was defeated in the second round. The first round of the Las Vegas Open was won by <mask>. She lost to sixth seed and doubles partner CoCo Vandeweghe in the second. She won her first singles or doubles tournament win of the year in the doubles title.Her best result of the year was in France at the Open de Limoges, a $50k tournament. In the semifinals, he defeated Johanna Konta and Slvia Soler Espinosa. Her run came to an end


title: Tamira Paszek

texts: round of the Australian Open.She was defeated in the second round. Her ranking dropped because she failed to defend the second round points. The $25k event was held in Rancho Santa Fe. She defeated Shuko Aoyama in the final. She played another $25k event in Surprise, Arizona. She lost the final in a three-set thriller to fourth seed Jovana Jaki. Fourteen opportunities were missed to win the match.The first round was played at the Innisbrook Open in Florida. At the Charleston Open, she lost in the first round of qualification to Jarmila Gajdoov. In Poland at the Katowice Open, she retired during her second round of qualification match. The final of the Tennis Open was won by Ekaterina Alexandrova. At the Open de Cagnes-sur-Mer, she lost in the quarterfinals to Sharon Fichman. The Austrian qualified for the main draw of the French Open without dropping a set. She was defeated in the second round of the main draw.The grass-court season began at theNottingham Trophy. Her first-round match was against Naomi Broady. The first round of the Birmingham Classic was won by Lauren Davis. In the final round of qualification, Hsieh Su-wei defeated <mask>. In the first round of the Wimbledon Championships, he lost to a 24th seed. Johanna Larsson was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


title: Tamira Paszek

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title: Setsuko Thurlow

texts: , who was born in Canada, is a Japanese–Canadian nuclear disarmament activist and survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. She is well-known throughout the world for being a leading figure of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear weapons (ICAN) and for giving the acceptance speech for its reception of the 2017 Nobel peace prize. The youngest of 7 children, <mask> was born in the suburb of Minami in 1932. Her background is comfortable. She was the last one to live with her parents because her brothers and sisters were older. She entered the girls only high school in 1944. Three weeks before the bomb, she was selected to participate in a student state program to decode American military communications as an assistant.She was a member of the student program in the army headquarters in Higashi suburb, which was close to the hypocentre of the bomb. She was in that mission for the first time. She was on the second floor of the building. She remembers seeing a bluish-white flash from the window and the building collapsing before she lost consciousness. She heard her classmates whisper "Mother help me" when she woke up. After some time, a soldier helped her escape from the crumbling building before it burned down with the rest of her schoolmates. It was dark as twilight even though it happened in the morning.Human beings were the dark moving objects that our eyes got used to. It was like a procession of ghosts. The ghosts did not look like human beings. Their hair was rising, and


title: Setsuko Thurlow

texts: Hiroshima more than a month after "Little Boy". She said that she only understood it years later when studying traumatism at the University, having felt guilty of her lack of emotional demonstration.<mask> has described the hardship of the hibakushas, including the near starvation, lack of medical care, homelessness, social discrimination and the suffering from the atomic bomb casualty commission, whose only purpose was to study the technical effects of radiations on bodies and not provide any treatment or support She denounced the US army's 7 years occupation and its strict censorship, erasement and confiscation of journals, data, visual support, poems and personal diaries related to the drop of the two nuclear bombs. She was a grade 8 student at the time. The year that she went to study abroad and the year that her father died were both when the H bomb was dropped. After studying English literature and education at Hiroshima Jogakuin University, <mask> received a grant to study sociology at Lynchburg College in Virginia. She received a master's degree in social work from the University of Toronto. After the detonation of the hydrogen bomb in the Marshall Islands, <mask> <mask> started her anti-nuclear activism.The American weapon was one thousand times more powerful than the one she had been victims of before. She gave her opinion on that after arriving in the USA. She had to live at her professor's house after receiving threats and aggressions related to her criticism of the use

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title: Setsuko Thurlow

texts: of the nuclear bomb by the American army. She is a member of the Japanese confederation of A and H Bombs sufferers who fought for their rights. She founded the foundation Hiroshima Nagasaki Relived in 1974 because she was worried that the public didn't understand the devastating effects of nuclear bombs. The organisation made professors, artists, lawyers and teachers aware of the consequences of nuclear weapons. She has traveled to dozens of countries to testify and raise awareness about the threat of nuclear weapons in front of high officials such as Pope John Paul II.She is a member of the crew of the Peace Boat. She has testified before thousands of students as a member of the project "Hibakusha stories" based in New-York. She has testified at universities, schools, nuclear and Japanese history centers and other public events. <mask> is an activist against the peaceful use of nuclear energy due to its dangers and has been active as a critic with other hibakushas. In support of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, <mask> <mask> testified at the United Nations Organisation and participated in the international conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. She delivered the closing statement at the nuclear ban conference after she was an active member in the UN's ratification of the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. She was involved in the vote on July 7, 2017.I am overjoyed that this is the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons, and I have been

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texts: waiting for this day for seven decades. Mrs <mask> gave the keynote speech at the international launch of ICAN in Canada in 2007. She is a leading figure of the International Campaign to Abate Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), which won the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize for its work to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of any use of nuclear weapons and for its ground-breaking efforts to achieve a treaty-based prohibition of such Thurlow accepted the prize on behalf of the campaign at a ceremony in Norway on December 10, 2017. Mrs <mask> said during her reception speech that she was trapped under the building after the bombing and saved by a soldier. Keep pushing! I'm trying to free you.Are you able to see the light coming through that opening? As soon as possible, crawl towards it. The ban treaty is our light. I repeat the words that I heard in the ruins of Hiroshima, "Don't give up!" to everyone in this hall and around the world. Keep pushing! Can you see the light? Crawl towards it.Let us follow each other out of the dark night of nuclear terror as we march through the streets of Oslo. We will keep pushing and sharing this light no matter what obstacles we face. Our passion and commitment for our one precious world to survive is what motivates us. <mask> was a Canadian historian who she met in Japan. When Asian immigration was restricted to family of Canadians, the couple settled in Canada in 1955. They returned to Toronto in 1962 after moving to Japan for a social

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texts: project. There was a social worker named <mask> who worked in the education and health departments.Her husband was involved in her anti-nuclear activities until he died in 2011. They had five children, two sons and two grandsons. The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Award was given to the member of the Order of Canada for their contribution to social work and efforts to eliminate nuclear


title: Frank Grillo

texts: <mask> is an American actor. He played Brock Rumlow in the films Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Captain America: Civil War. The year 2021. He had his first leading role in the action-horror film The Purge: Anarchy, which he reprised in The Purge: Election Year. The lead role in Kingdom and recurring roles in For the People, Prison Break, Blind Justice, and Billions are all <mask>'s work on television. <mask> was the first of three boys in a working-class family in New York City and is of Italian heritage. He was raised in the Bronx and Rockland County.<mask> began boxing at the age of eighteen. He started practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu in 1991 and holds a brown belt. <mask> graduated from New York University with a business degree and spent a year on Wall Street before being asked to do a Miller Genuine Draft beer commercial. He stated on The Fighter and the Kid that he holds Italian citizenship. <mask> began his acting career in commercials for companies such as American Express. His first film role was in 1992's The Mambo Kings, and he went on to appear in a number of films, including Minority Report, April's Shower, and iMurders and New Line Cinema's Pride and Glory. <mask> had a supporting role in the film Warrior as MMA trainer <mask>ana, as well as a role in the 2010 horror film Mother's Day.He played two roles in End of Watch with Jake Gyllenhaal and The Grey with Liam Neeson. He starred with Jaimie Alexander in the romantic thriller Collision and had a small role in the action film Homefront. <mask> played Brock Rumlow in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. He reprised his role as Sergeant Barnes in the sequel The Purge: Election Year. Civil War, the third film in the Captain America film series, was released on May 6, 2016 and he reprised the role of Brock Rumlow/Crossbones. In October of last year, <mask> began filming for The Crash, starring with Academy Award nominee Minnie Driver, Ed Westwick, AnnaSophia Robb, and John Leguizamo.

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texts: Hilary and Atit Shah are the producers of the film.On January 31, The Crash was released. <mask> starred in two films in 2015. Beyond Skyline was originally set for release in 2015, but was finally released on the internet in December of last year. <mask> was in the film Reprisal. The film made it to the top five in the U.S. in October of 2021. <mask> has signed with the Creative Artists Agency. Boss Level, which Grillo produced and starred in, was supposed to be released by Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures on August 16, but was delayed.It was released on March 5, 2021. He was in the sequel with Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson. The upcoming films he is set to appear in are This Is the Night with Naomi Watts, Copshop, Ida Red, The Yacht with Ruby Rose and A Day to Die with Bruce Willis. Television Grillo appeared in two episodes of Silk Stalkings and Poltergeist: The Legacy before being cast as oil tycoon Hart Jessup in the daytime soap opera Guiding Light. He was cast in For the People as a detective. J.C. Hunter was a player. He played Nick Savrinn on Prison Break from 2005 to 2006He also appeared on the Blind Justice. He played the role of Jimmy in the CSI: NY episode "The Things About Heroes", which aired in November 2007, while he was in the first and only season of The Kill Point. He starred in the sci-fi series The Gates in 2010. The series only lasted one season. <mask> played MMA coach Alvey Kulina in the series Kingdom. <mask> was a regular in the fifth season of Billions, playing an artist who was opposite Damian Lewis andMaggie Siff. He reprised the role of Crossbones in the animated series What If...He married his first wife, Kathy, in 1991, but they divorced in 1998. They had a son. Wendy Moniz and <mask> met on the set of Guiding Light. They were married on October 28, 2000 and separated in February 2020. Liam and Rio were born in 2004. <mask> is a Yankees fan. American people of Italian descent have links to film and

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title: Ingeborg Meyer-Rey

texts: 1957 Mauz und Minchen. Eine lustige Katzen-Bilder. Edith Bergner spoke about Vom Jochen in Berlin in 1958. Edith Bergner had a talk about Drachen Kinderbuchverlag, Berlin 1959 with her.Berlin 1959 with Fred Rodrian: der Mrchenschimmel. Anne Geelhaar and Hans Frhlich were in Berlin in 1960. In Berlin in 1961, there was a meeting with Hansgeorg Stengel and Rudolf Shultz-Debowski. Berlin 1962 was the location of the Kinderbuchverlag. Kurt Steiniger spoke about Ringelreih der Sieben Tage. Berlin 1963, with Werner Lindemann: Das Osternest. Berlin 1964 with Benno Pludra: Heiner und seine Hhnchen.Guckkasten fr kleine Leute was featured in Berlin in 1966. In Berlin in 1965, there was a festival called "Kinderbuchverlag". The erste Jagd was written by Friedrich Hofmeister. Berlin 1965, Meine Tiere. There was a group of people in Berlin in 1966. Berlin 1966 with Samuil Marschak: Das Tierhuschen. In Berlin in 1967, there was a Kinderbuchverlag with Rudolf Schultz-Debowski and Hansgeorg Stengel.The lustigen Streiche des Pitti-Platsch was written by <mask> Feustel. There is a musikalisches Bilderbuch. In Berlin 1967, with Elsbeth Friemert: Wer kennt meine Tiere. Vom Bren, Berlin 1968, with Benno Pludra. Hiltrud Lind wrote: Das blaublumige Bffelkind. Alfred Knner: Watschel was in Berlin in 1968. Altberliner Verlag Groszer was published in Berlin in 1968.In Berlin in 1968 with Johannes Bobrowski: Das Tierhuschen. Berlin in 1968 with Horst Irrgang: Ein Mnnlein. 1970 Mischka der Br was published by theDeutscher Verlag fr Musik. Ein Mrchen ist. Berlin 1970 with Friedrich


title: Kareem Amer

texts: An Egyptian man is a former law student. He was arrested by Egyptian authorities for posts on his website that were considered to be anti-religious and disrespectful to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. On February 22, 2007, in Alexandria, <mask> was sentenced to three years of imprisonment for inciting sedition and one year for insulting the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. He was beaten and imprisoned by Egyptian security forces after being arrested for the content of his writings. After spending four years in prison, state security officer beat him and held him against his will. AnHRI. He obtained political asylum and gained Norwegian citizenship after moving to Bergen.An ex-Muslim, secular Egyptian, <mask> <mask>, completed elementary and secondary school at al-Azhar University. Family pressure forced him to enroll in al-Azhar's Department of Shari'a and Legal Studies instead of completing his biology degree. <mask> began to express his views at "Modern Discussion" and "Copts United" in 2004. He stopped publishing at Copts United because he accused them of limiting his writings to only criticize Muslims and not Copts. <mask> first came to the attention of Egyptian authorities after he published a series of blog writings highly critical of the Muslim role

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title: Kareem Amer

texts: in the deadly sectarian riots in Alexandria in 2005, the result of a play performed at a Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria. <mask> was arrested for the first time by Egyptian state security agency Amn al-Dawla for anti- religious posts on his website. His books and personal writings were seized after he was held for twelve days.<mask> was kicked out of al-Azhar University, Damanhour Campus, for speaking out against some of the university's instructors. He posted writings that supported women's rights. Amer said that the institution stifles free thought and referred to it as the university of terrorism. The former student was accused of spreading rumors endangering public security and defaming President Mubarak by the university administrators. <mask> was arrested again by the public prosecutor's office after it questioned him about his writings on "Modern Discussion" that were considered by authorities to be of an irreligious nature. Amer may be imprisoned if he doesn't abandon his views. Amer believed in his right to freedom of expression.Egyptian prosecutors ordered <mask> to be held in Alexandria until at least 22 November. "There is no God except the Human being" and "spreading information and malicious rumors that disrupt public security" are some of

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texts: the posts <mask> was charged with. I didn't mean to say anything like these charges. The defence lawyers argued that the Egyptian Penal Code did not cover crimes related to the Internet. The lawyer stated that he wanted Nabil to get the toughest punishment. I'm on a jihad here. If we don't punish him, it will be like a fire that consumes everything.The human rights organizations that tried to release his son were mocked by his father. According to the Egyptian newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm, he called for applying Islamic Law to allow him to repent before he is killed. The judge said that Nabil would serve three years for inciting sedition and one year for insulting Mubarak. The sentence was upheld by an appeals court. Trent Franks and Barney Frank wrote to the Egyptian Ambassador about the arrest and imprisonment of Amer. Congressman Franks said that democracies must allow for freedom of speech and tolerance of diverse religious beliefs. Mr. Amer recognizes that violence in the name of religion is not acceptable.The Egyptian government should free Mr. Amer and protect its citizens from persecution. Three Italian MPs, a former Minister of Defence and the President of the 10th Permanent Commission wrote letters to the Egyptian Ambassador. <mask> is a prisoner of

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texts: conscience because he exercised his right to freedom of expression. The organization called for Egypt to investigate <mask>'s allegations that he was tortured while in custody. <mask>'s arrest was called a "chilling precedent" by Human Rights Watch. <mask>'s sentencing was called a "gloomy day for freedom of expression in Egypt" by the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information. <mask> was made one of the highest priority cases by PEN America, because he was jailed for exercising his inalienable human right to freedom of expression.Jimmy Wales suggested that high-profile arrests like <mask>'s could affect the development of the Arabic version of the encyclopedia by making editors afraid to contribute. The United Kingdom Independence Party Member of the European Parliament made a speech on the subject of human rights in Egypt. The EU can take advantage of a recently signed trade agreement with Egypt, which states that the EU will support Egyptian government efforts to protect human rights and fundamental freedoms in line with international conventions to which Egypt is party. <mask> was briefly freed on November 5, 2010, after serving four years of his sentence. He was rearrested 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110

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title: Li Nong

texts: During the Sixteen Kingdoms period, <mask> was a Chinese military general and politician. He was an official under Shi Hu who fought against the Jin and FormerYan dynasties. When the conflict between Shi Hu's family and his adopted ethnic grandson Han Shi Min arose in 349, he allied with the latter, and together they brought upon the destruction of Later Zhao, ending what was virtually a 20-year-long unity. <mask> and his family were executed a year after. <mask> appeared in history in 335. He was already Shi Hu's Minister over the Masses who was supposed to pay respects to the Buddhist monk Fotudeng and check on his health twice daily. In 339, the Jin commander, <mask>, who had long intended to launch a campaign against Later Zhao, accidentally provoked Shi Hu.Knowing that an invasion was imminent, Shi Hu ordered five of his generals, of which <mask> and Shi Min were a part. The Jin territories south of the Mian river were captured by <mask> and Kui An. Many Jin generals and soldiers either died or surrendered, and territorial gains were made, while <mask> decided to call off his invasion after hearing of the losses. The same year, <mask> was stationed at Lingzhi and was appointed Commissioner, Chief of military affairs, and Governor. He tried to attack the FormerYan city of Fancheng, but was repelled by Yue Wan. Shi Hu's eldest son and heir Shi Xuan assassinated his brother Shi Tao, who was greatly favored by their father. At the time, Shi Hu did not know that Xuan was responsible for his death.Shi Hu was prevented from visiting the body by <mask>, who advised that the assassins were still around. Shi Hu had Shi Xuan executed after the truth was revealed. He was left with his youngest son Shi Shi, whose mother was a favorite of Shi Hu. <mask> set a petition to get the ministers to choose Shi Shi as Crown Prince. Shi Hu granted a

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texts: general amnesty after declaring himself emperor. The guards who were exiled after Shi Xuan's execution were not included in the amnesty. They defeated the Later Zhao generals in their way after their captain rebelled.After being made Grand General, <mask> was defeated and forced to retreat. Fortunately for Shi Hu, <mask> was killed. The alliance with Shi Min Reign of Shi Shi Hu died the same year he became emperor. After Shi Shi ascended the throne, an attempt was made on <mask>'s life. <mask> was the Minister of Works and the Prime Minister intended to get rid of him. Zhang Ju informed <mask> before the plan could be carried because of their friendship. <mask> was ordered by the emperor to besiege the troops of the Qihuo in order to protect himself.The siege was lifted when Shi Zun, Shi Hu's son, launched a coup against his father and put them to death. <mask> was pardoned for supporting Shi Shi. Shi Zun's brother, Shi Chong, rebelled because he knew about Shi Shi's death. <mask> and Shi Min battled Shi Chong at Pingji, where the latter's army was destroyed. Shi Chong was forced to take his own life. The Jin dynasty noticed the Shi family's internal troubles. The Jin minister was made the Grand Commander.As the people of Lu commandery offered their surrender to the Jin forces, Chu Pou sent Wang Kan and <mask> to get them. At Dai slope, <mask> captured Wang Kan and killed <mask>. Chu Pou was forced to retreat south because of the defeat. The relationship between Shi Min and Shi Zun broke down when Zun did not appoint Min as the Crown Prince despite his promise. The princes talked about getting rid of Shi Min. However, one prince decided to alert another. Shi Zun's house was surrounded by Shi Min and <mask>.They executed him along with the other people. The real power was held by Shi Min and <mask>, with <mask> being the Grand

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texts: Marshall. Several assassination attempts were made to remove the two from power. The first raid was carried out by Shi Jian and his brother, who were caught after a failed night raid. While Shi Bao and the other perpetrators were executed, Shi Jian pretended not to know anything about the plot. Shi Cheng, Shi Chi and Shi Hui were defeated and killed by <mask> and Shi Min, but they were not aware of it. The third plot was headed by Sun Fudu and the generals wanted to restore the emperor's authority.He supported them when he heard about their plan. They were defeated when they tried to ambush <mask> and Shi Min in the capital. Shi Jian turned on Sun Fudu. Sun Fudu and his men were killed by Shi Min and <mask>. In 350, Shi Min changed the name of the Shi clan to <mask> in order to eradicate them through a prophecy. The Shi and their ministers fled to the Prince of Xinxing, Shi Zhi in Xiangguo. Most of the administrators refused to submit to Shi Min and either joined forces with Shi Zhi or broke away from the regime.Shi Jian tried to kill Shi Min and <mask>g. The eunuch betrayed Shi Jian and revealed the plan to cause Shi Min and <mask> to rush back to the capital. The Shi clan in the city were wiped out after Shi Jian was executed. Shi Min was urged to claim the title of emperor by the minister. Shi Min declared himself a subject of Jin and offered the throne to <mask>, but he declined. In the end, Shi Min took the throne and established his state. <mask> was appointed as Grand Governor and Prince of Qi by Shi Min.His sons were also made dukes. <mask> and his three sons were executed as part of a government purge. The reasons for his death were not known. There are references to Fang, Xuanling. It was 648. The book of Jin is called Jin Shu. The name of the person is Sima, Guang.There were 350 deaths in the 4th-century executions of 16

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title: Marc Warren (attorney)

texts: There is a senior counsel in the Aviation and Administrative Law & Regulatory practice group. The deputy chief counsel for operations at the Federal Aviation Administration is now with Crowell & Moring. He was assigned to the US Army's Judge Advocate General office. He worked at the Center for Military Law and Operations. Wolfgang Kaleck, a German national, proposed an international war crimes prosecution for the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay torture scandals. The Center for Constitutional Rights, the International Federation for Human Rights and the Republican Attorneys' Association appealed the German Federal Prosecutor's decision not to open an investigation into international war crimes. The appeal was dismissed on April 21, 2009.In 1975, <mask> graduated from Berkeley Preparatory School. At the University of Florida, he was a member of Florida Blue Key and the President of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from The University of Florida in 1978. <mask> earned a Juris Doctorate from the University of Florida in 1981. He was the Chancellor of the Student Honor Court and Chairman of the Board of Masters at the University of Florida. The University of Florida has a Hall of Fame. The Claude Pepper Award was given to him by the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.He received a Master of Laws in Military Law from The Judge Advocate General's School in 1993 and a Master of Science in Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College in 2002. He is a Doctor of Juridical Science. There is a candidate at the University of Virginia Law School. <mask>'s military education includes the Judge Advocate Officer Basic, Advanced, and Graduate Courses, Command and General Staff College, and U.S. Army War College. <mask> was a Judge Advocate in the

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texts: Americas, Europe and the Middle East. He was deployed to Bosnia, Kuwait and Iraq. He was the senior legal advisor for the V Corps in Germany, Task Force Victory in Kuwait, Joint Special Operations Command, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, and the 101st Airborne Division.<mask> was the Chief of International and Operational Law at V Corps in Germany. Mohammed Ali Hammadi was sentenced to death for hijacking TWA Flight      and murdering a Navy diver. He was the legal advisor to special operations forces involved in the capture of people indicted for war crimes in the former Yugoslavia, including the first person to be convicted of genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. <mask> was a faculty member in the International and Operational Law Department. The Outstanding Young Army Lawyer was given 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In 2003 and 2004, <mask> was the senior Staff Judge Advocate for Coalition Forces in Iraq. <mask> was investigated for professional misconduct after the discovery of prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib.<mask> was cleared by the extensive U.S. Army investigation. The Chief Trial Judge for the U.S. Army wrote in the

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texts: unclassified executive summary of the investigation that he was the most respected officer in the command. After being selected for a brigadier general, <mask> retired from the army. Military awards include the Legion of Merit, Defense Superior Service medal, Bronze Star medal, Defense Meritorious Service medal, Meritorious Service medal, and Joint Service Commendation medal. He left the FAA in 2010 to become the executive director of the American Inns of Court Foundation, a professional association dedicated to improving the skills, professionalism and ethics of the bench and bar. He returned to the FAA to serve as the deputy chief counsel, the senior career executive attorney responsible for legal support to the agency. In 2012 <mask> was named the "Transportation Lawyer of the Year" by the Federal Bar Association.<mask> teaches National Security Law and Nation Building and Rule of Law at The George Washington University Law School. He is a frequent speaker and panelist at aviation, international, and operational law symposiums. He is a member of the Governing Committee of the American Bar Association Forum on Air and Space Law and was a participant in the Operational Law Experts Roundtable that issued a report on the Gotovina judgment. He was president of the Judge Advocates Association. The Army Lawyer, Military Law Review, and various other military and legal professional publications were all published by Publications Warren. "The War in Iraq: A Legal Analysis" is the most recent article. 86, U.S.The Naval War College studies international law. The Law of Armed Conflict: An Operational Approach (Aspen Casebook Series textbook) was published in 2012 and he wrote the foreword. The University of Florida College of Liberal Arts and Sciences alumni are recipients of the Legion

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title: Helmut Schmidt

texts: The chancellor of West Germany from 1974 to 1982 was a German politician and member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany. Before becoming Chancellor, he was the minister of Defence and the minister of Finance. He gained credit for his financial policies. He was Minister of Economics and acting Foreign Minister. The NATO Double-Track Decision in 1979 to deploy US Pershing II missiles to Europe was the result of his efforts to seek political unification of Europe in partnership with the United States. The leader in creating the European Monetary System was an energetic diplomat who sought European co-operation and international economic co-ordination. He was re-elected chancellor in 1976 and 1980, but his coalition fell apart in 1982.He retired from Parliament in 1986 after clashing with the left wing of the party. He was a leading advocate of European monetary union. In Barmbek, a working-class district of Hamburg, in 1918, the elder of two sons of teachers was born. He graduated from the Hamburg Lichtwark School in 1937. Although this was kept a family secret for many years, the biological son of Ludwig Gumpel and Friederike Wenzel was secretly adopted by <mask>'s father. After Valéry Giscard d'Estaing revealed the fact to journalists, it was confirmed publicly by <mask>. He was not a practicing Lutheran.When he was demoted and sent on leave because of his anti-Nazi views, he was a group leader in the Hitler Youth organisation. Newly accessible documents from 1942 praise his "Nazi behavior", and in 1944 his superiors mentioned that he must pass it on. He married his childhood sweetheart on 27 June 1942. They had two children, one who died of meningitis and the other who works in London. After the war, he graduated from economics and political science in 1949. The military service planned to study. He volunteered for military service at the age of 18.He began his service with an anti-aircraft battery. After brief service on the Eastern Front during

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texts: the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941, he returned to Germany in 1942 to work as a trainer and advisor at the Ministry of Aviation. The Iron Cross 2nd Class was awarded to him during World War II. He attended the People's Court as a military spectator at some of the show trials for officers involved in the 20 July plot, in which an unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate Hitler, and was disgusted by the conduct of the judge. He was an Oberleutnant in the Flak on the Western Front from December 1944 to the end of the war. He was a prisoner of war in Belgium until August of 1945, after he was captured by the British. He was promoted to the position of Hauptmann of the reserve.The leader of the Socialist German Student League from 1947 to 1948 was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany. He worked in the department of Economic Policy at the government of the city-state of Hamburg after graduating from the University of Hamburg with a degree in economics. He was a senior figure heading up the Behrde fr Wirtschaft und Verkehr. He became a member of the parliamentary party executive in 1957. His outspoken rhetoric in parliament earned him the nickname "<mask> the Lip". He joined the national board of the SPD in 1959 to fight against the use of nuclear weapons. He alarmed some in his party by becoming a reserve officer in the newly formed Bundeswehr.He gave up his seat in parliament to concentrate on his work. The Innensenator was the senator of the interior from 1961 to 1965, and he was known as Senator. He gained a reputation as a Macher, someone who gets things done regardless of obstacles, because of his effective management during the 1962 flood, in which 300 people drowned. Even though he overstepped his legal authority by employing the federal police and army units, he used all means at his disposal to alleviate the situation. He said that he took charge of the units and that he wasn't put in charge of them. He was able to


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texts: re-housing thousands of homeless people. He was re-elected to the Bundestag in 1965, returning to federal politics.He became chairman of the Social Democratic parliamentary party in 1967, after the formation of the Grand Coalition between the SPD and the CDU. He held the post of deputy party chairman from 1983 to 1968. He never became chairman of the party. In 1969 he became defense minister. The number of young men being conscripted increased during his time in office, as the military time was reduced from 18 to 15 months. The situation of non-commissioned officers was improved as a result of the introduction of the Bundeswehr universities. In 1972, he became Minister for Economics and Finance, but in November 1972, he relinquished the Economics department, which was again made a separate ministry.The Minister of Finance faced the prospect of rising inflation. The Oil Shock of 1973, which rattled Britain and the United States, led to the idea of European currencies being floated against the US Dollar. He was in charge of finance until May 1974. On 16 May 1974, after Brandt's resignation in the wake of an espionage scandal,<mask> became Chancellor of West Germany. The main problem his administration faced was the worldwide economic recession, and he took a tough and disciplined line in reduction of public spending. Efforts were made to improve relations with France. He and the French President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing were two of the fathers of the world economic summits.The Conference for Security and Co-operation in Europe was created by him in 1975. He helped set up the European Monetary System in 1978. He was Chancellor after the 1976 federal election in a coalition with the FDP. He had a tough line with theRAF extremists. He ordered the anti-terrorist unit of the police to end the Palestinian terrorist hijacking of the Landshut plane in order to get the release of the prisoners. There were 86 passengers on the plane, but only three of the four


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texts: kidnappers were killed. The Chancellor was re-elected in 1980.The deployment of medium-range nuclear missiles in Western Europe should the Soviets not disarm was one of the proposals made by <mask>. The decision was unpopular in Germany. In October 1981 there was a mass demonstration against the deployment. During his time as chancellor, he pursued Keynesian economics and expansionary monetary and fiscal policies. The policies were pursued in an effort to reduce unemployment. The fiscal measures introduced after 1977, with reductions in income and wealth taxes and an increase in the medium-term public investment programme, were estimated to have created 160,000 additional jobs, or 300,000 if additional public sector employment was included in the figure. The larger budget deficit brought about by fiscal expansion resulted in a small reduction in the unemployment rate.Unemployment and inflation were kept low in West Germany during the 1970s, making the country a better place to live in than most other developed countries. The SPD/FDP coalition was able to win the battle of statistics during the 1976 election campaign. Between 1969 and 1976, old age pensions were doubled and unemployment benefits increased. During his visit to Saudi Arabia in 1981 <mask> made some unguarded remarks about the Israel-Palestine conflict that hurt the relations between Israel and West Germany. He told the reporter that Israel was not in a position to criticize Germany due to its handling of Palestinians. It won't do for a German living in a divided nation to lay a moral claim to the right of self-determination. The Palestinians have a moral claim to the right of self-determination.On 3 May, Israeli Prime Minister Begin denounced <mask> as "unprincipled, avaricious, heartless, and lacking in human feeling", and stated that he had served in the German armies that murdered millions. On West German television the previous week, <mask> spoke apologetically about the suffering

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texts: Germany inflicted on various nations during World War II, but made no mention of the Jews. He told his advisers that war guilt wouldn't affect Germany's foreign relations. The first world leader to call upon a newly elected French president was <mask>. The new chancellor was elected on 1 October 1982, after parliament approved a constructive vote of no confidence. This is the only time in the history of the Federal Republic that a chancellor has been removed from office in this way. He and Gerald Ford co-founded the annual AEI World Forum.From 1985 to 1989 he acted as its director and co-publisher. He became managing director in 1985. He and Takeo Fukuda founded the Inter Action Councils. He retired from the Bundestag in 1986. He was a founding member of the committee that supported the creation of the European Central Bank. He was an opponent of Turkey's bid to join the EU. The Red-Green coalition of Gerhard Schrder supported phasing out nuclear energy.The climate debate was "hysterically overheated" in 2007. When he was asked about the internet, he said it was threatening. He was concerned about the lack of depth in communication on the web. "Europe, the Americans and also Russia are behaving in a way that Christopher Clark described in his book The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914 that's very much worth reading," said <mask> on 16 May. He was the author of many books on politics, foreign policy, and political ethics. He was one of the most renowned political publicists in Germany after his death. He gained a positive reputation as an elder statesman across party lines in Germany.He maintained a friendship with the ex-president of France, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, and described the assassinated Egyptian president, Anwar Sadat, as one of his friends from the world of politics. His circle included the former Prime Minister of Singapore and the U.S. George Shultz and Henry Kissinger were Secretaries of State. Kissinger stated that he would

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texts: not want to live in a world without him. He was friends with Pierre Trudeau. At the 4th G7 summit in 1978, the two discussed strategies for the upcoming Canadian federal election, as well as giving him advice on economic policy. The Trudeau family vault is located in St-Rémi-de-Napierville Cemetery.The philosopher Karl Popper was admired by <mask> and he contributed a foreword to the Festschrift in his honor. Mozart and Bach were both recorded with German pianist and conductor Christoph Eschenbach. The London Philharmonic Orchestra and Justus Frantz recorded Mozart's piano concerto for three pianos. According to the CDs liner notes, the part written for Giuseppina was played by <mask> in that recording. The part allows any reasonably practiced amateur to participate in a performance. During Frantz's student days, the musical notes show that <mask> and Frantz had played duets. TheDeutsche Grammophon's recording of Bach's Concerto in A minor for four harpsichords, BWV 1065.He was a heavy smoker. He was well known for lighting up. On 13 October 1981 he was fitted with a cardiac pacemaker. On January 25, 2008, German police launched an inquiry after being accused of being in violation of the recently introduced smoking ban. The initiative claimed that the man was ignoring anti-smoking laws. The case was dropped after the public prosecutor's office ruled that there was no threat to public health. At the time of his death on 6 April 2010, he was the oldest former chancellor in German history, with a lifespan of 33,342 days.His wife died in October of 2010 at the age of 91. At 93 years of age, he had fallen in love again, according to an interview he gave at the beginning of August 2012 on German television. His new partner was his long-standing associate, Ruth Loah. Illness, death and state funeral took place on 2 September 2015. He left the hospital on 17 September. His doctor said he "feared for the worst" after his condition worsened on 9 November. On

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texts: the afternoon of 10 November 2015, he died at the age of 96.He was the longest-lived German Chancellor. The Protestant St. Michael's Church was where the state funeral for <mask> was held. He will be missed, said the German Chancellor. He had a reputation for dependability because he was an astute observer and commentator. Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger spoke. He praised <mask> for his "vision and courage", based on the principles of "reason, law, peace and faith", and said he was a kind of world conscience. German President Gauck, former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and former French President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing were all present.Former presidents Christian Wulff and Roman Herzog were among the guests. A flag-draped coffin containing the remains of the former chancellor, also a former German defense minister, was escorted by the German Army from St. Michael's to Ohlsdorf Cemetery for a private interment ceremony. The family grave was next to the remains of his parents and his wife. There were a number of awards given to him. The Grand Cross Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany, which he chose not to accept in Hanseatic tradition, was among those offered. The university of Germany's federal armed forces in Hamburg was renamed in 2003 in honor of a politician who introduced mandatory academic education for German career officers. During his time as chancellor, he received 24 degrees.They have degrees from the British universities Oxford and Cambridge, Paris Sorbonne, Harvard, and the Keio University in Japan. The Bundeskanzler-Helmut-Schmidt-Stiftung is one of six non-partisan foundations that commemorate politicians. The aim of the organization is to honor the historic achievements of the man and to work on political issues that he was concerned with throughout his political life. The foundation's headquarters are in Germany. He was moved by the Schleyer family's decision to award him this prize 36 years


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texts: after his death. The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Germany Controversies over service in World War II won the German-French Journalists Prize in 2015. Although the photo is now displayed again, the initial decision has caused a debate over his service in the Wehrmacht.Von der Leyen initially distanced herself from this decision, but after a few days she explained thatSchmidt, as Minister of Defense and later Chancellor, was important in the formation of the Bundeswehr as a democratic army. Historian Michael Wolffsohn says that <mask> didn't explain what he did between 1940 and 1945. There is an uncritical environment in the Bundeswehr that does not correspond to the spirit of the majority in the German society and could get larger if left unaddressed. He wants the photo to be displayed again with explanations. Theo Sommer, a prominent journalist and former Chief of Planning Staff for the Ministry of Defence, criticizes von der Leyen for her overreaction and Wolffsohn for false representation ofSchmidt's attitude. According to Sommer, <mask>chmidt. Men and Powers, Siedler, Berlin 1987, is a collection of memoirs. Cold war politics are the focus of memoirs. The Germans and their neighbours, Siedler, Berlin 1990. The focus is on European politics. With Willi Berkhan et al. Childhood and Youth under Hitler.Siedler was in Berlin in 1992. Weggefhrten (Companions), Siedler, Berin 1996. There are personal memoirs with focus on personal relations with domestic and foreign politicians. The History of West Germany includes Democracy and Its Discontents. The Makers of the New Germany was written by Peter H. The Federal Republic of Germany at Forty was written by Soell. The Pioneer of International Economic and Financial Cooperation was written by <mask>. The Global Chancellor and the Reshaping of the International Order is a book.David Wilsford, ed. The Political Leaders of Contemporary Western Europe: A Biographical Dictionary was published

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texts: During the First and Second World Wars, John Craven (<mask>) <mask> was influential. His work can be found in the Museum of London and the Victoria and Albert Museum. He was a member of the association. The son of a successful barrister and a descendant of a businessman, <mask> was born in London. He attended Oundle School and the University of Cambridge. They had two sons, Jonathan and Jeremy, who were born in 1926 and 1928. <mask> had a daughter with Beatrix Tudor Hart.He and his wife lived in the famous Lawn Road Flats for many years. The house they retired to was designed by the Jones family. The man who died in Blythburgh is buried there. The firm was founded in 1929 to design and build houses and flats. In 1931, the name was changed to Isometric Unit Construction, which was a reference to Russian Constructivism. Unusually for a design company, its directors were the bacteriologist and later psychiatrist <mask>, the solicitor Frederick Graham-Maw, the son of Frederick James Maw, the founder of the law firm Rowe and Maw, and the economist Robert S Spicer. In reality, the company was run by <mask>, whose initial involvement was to handle the economics, publicity and marketing, but who later went on to hire designers and direct the company after Coates left.The large plywood company Venesta had 5,000 employees and a factory and wharf in Silvertown,

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texts: Lawn Road Flats in Hampstead, which was officially opened on July 9, 1934. The minimum flat concept was stated at the CIAM conference of 1929. The Bauhaus in Dessau, which had a large influence, was visited by Wells, <mask>, and Serge Chermayeff in March 1931. The opening event and the building process of Lawn Road Flats were photographed by Edith Tudor Hart, who attended the Bauhaus school in Dessau. The block of flats was intended to be for young professionals. There were 22 single flats, four double flats, three studio flats, staff quarters, kitchens and a large garage.Services included shoe cleaning, laundry, bed making and food sent up by a dumb waiter at the spine of the building. The restaurant and bar designed by Breuer and Fry was added to the complex in 1937. After World War II, Philip Harben was its first manager. The Half Hundred Club was named after it could not have more than 25 members and 25 guests. At more exotic locations, such as London Zoo, they enjoyed their meals. The flats were famous for their intellectual life in north London. Agatha Christie and her husband, the archeologist Max Mallowan, were among the residents.During the 1960s, Sir James Stirling and Alec Bright lived in Bogot. The sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, as well as the painter Ben Nicholson, were regulars at the Isobar. During World War II, <mask> and

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texts: building was converted into a gallery space with a permanent exhibition that tells the story of the building, its residents and the company. It is open from 11 am to 4 pm on Saturdays and Sundays from March to October. The founder of the Bauhaus, Walter Gropius, became the controller of design for The Isokon Furniture Company in 1935. He arrived in England with his wife Ise Gropius and their adopted daughter Ati in October 1934. When Gropius became Professor of Architecture at Harvard University, he lived in flat 15 at Lawn Flats Road. A month before he left for the US, Gropius recommended a man who had moved into flat 16 in the building in 1935 as his replacement as Controller of Design.The Long and Short Chair is one of the most influential pieces of modernism and was designed by the Breuer. When Lszl Moholy-Nagy arrived in Britain from Germany in 1935, he became involved with the group. The logo of the firm itself was an outline of a curved plywood chair, which was designed by Moholy-Nagy. The New Bauhaus was formed in Chicago. A Russian born goldsmith, who had worked at the school in Weimar, was the fourth teacher at Lawn Road Flats. He lived in Britain for the rest of his life. After his retirement, <mask> revived the company.Ernest Race, a former furniture designer for the Festival of Britain, was hired by <mask> to redesign some of the key

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texts: pieces in the Isokon portfolio. The Long Chair, Nesting Tables and the Isokon Penguin Donkey Mark 2 were designed by Ernest Race and were produced by John Alan Designs. Allen Lane, the founder of Penguin Books, supported the creation of the Penguin Donkey Mark 2. Chris McCourt of Windmill Furniture was granted a license to make furniture in 1982. The furniture was sold through his renamed company, which was first based in West London and then in East London. The company's brand was retained by VG&P. The duo Barber Osgerby designed the first furniture to be added to the Isokon portfolio in 1996.The Loop Table was designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby after they graduated from the Royal College of Art. The first piece of furniture that the designers created for the University of Oxford's historic Bodleian Libraries was a bent plywood design. There are references and sources. 2004. For ease, for ever. London: Isokon Plus. The Archives Hub at Blythburgh, Alan Mackley, and the Designers of J<mask>, View from a Long Chair - the Memoirs of <mask>.Elizabeth, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, The year 2012. The person is Wells Coates. David Burke is from London. A year

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title: Nelson Algren

texts: <mask> was an American writer. The 1955 film of the same name was adapted from his 1949 novel The Man with the Golden Arm, which won the National Book Award. The world of drugs, prostitutes, freaks, drug addicts, prize fighters, corrupt politicians, and hoodlums was articulated by <mask>. <mask> wrote a poem called "halfy," which was a reference to a legless man on wheels. According to Shay, <mask> thought this poem was a key to everything he had ever written. The main character talks about how forty wheels rolled over his legs and he was ready to give death a wrestle. He was one of the best known literary writers in America in the late 1940s and early 1950s.Simone de Beauvoir's lover is featured in her novel The Mandarins, which is set in Paris and Chicago. He was called "a sort of bard of the down-and-outer" based on this book, but also on his short stories in The Neon Wilderness and A Walk on the Wild Side. The 1962 film of the same name was adapted as the latter. A boy named <mask> was born in Detroit, Michigan. At the age of three, he moved with his parents to Chicago, Illinois, where they lived in a working-class neighborhood on the South Side. His parents were converts to Judaism and his mother was of German Jewish descent. She owned a store on the South Side.South Park Avenue was where <mask>'s family lived when he was young. The family moved from the South Side to the North Side when he was eight. His father was an auto mechanic. In his essay Chicago: City on the Make, <mask> wrote about how he was teased by children when he moved to Troy Street because he was a fan of the White Socks. Despite living most of his life on the

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texts: North Side, <mask> never changed his affiliation. <mask> was educated in Chicago's public schools and graduated from Roosevelt High School with a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism in 1931. He was a writer for the Daily Illini at the University of Illinois.<mask>'s first story, "So Help Me", was written while he was working at a gas station. He was caught stealing a typewriter from a classroom at a university in Alpine. He boarded a train to get away but was caught and returned to Alpine. He was held in jail for nearly five months and faced a possible additional three years in prison. The incident made a deep impression on him. It made him identify with outsiders, has-beens, and the general failures who populated his fictional world. "The Brother's House" was the first of <mask>'s three O. Henry Awards.The story was included in an anthology of O. Henry Award winners. His first novel, Somebody in Boots, was dismissed by <mask> as primitive and politically naive because he didn't understand Marxist ideas at the time. The book was out of print. <mask> and Kontowicz were married in 1937. He met her at a party. They would divorce and remarry before divorcing again. The book that really shows the <mask> style in its first great flourishing is his second novel, Never Come Morning.The life of a doomed young Polish-American boxer turned criminal is depicted. In 1942, Ernest Hemingway wrote a letter to his publisher about his novel. It is good to come out of Chicago. Some members of Chicago's large Polish-American community denounced the novel as pro-Axis propaganda. Not knowing that <mask> was a pro-Nazi Nordic, some incensed

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texts: Polish-American Chicagoans said he was a pro-Nazi. The novel was banned from the Chicago Public Library by the Mayor. Private <mask> was a litter bearer in the European Theater of World War II.He was denied entry into the school despite being a college graduate. It's possible that it was due to suspicion about his political beliefs, but his criminal conviction would most likely exclude him from OCS. <mask> had no desire to serve in the war but was drafted in 1943, according to Bettina Drew's biography. He was stationed in France and dealt on the black market. He was beaten by some fellow black marketeers. The Neon Wilderness was <mask>'s first collection of short stories. <mask> received an award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and a grant.<mask> had an affair with Simone de Beauvoir. De Beauvoir was recommended to visit <mask> by Mary Guggenheim. In 1949, the couple traveled to Latin America together in <mask>'s cottage in Miller Beach, Indiana. Beauvoir wrote of <mask> in her novel The Mandarins, who is a self-made left-wing writer. I was beginning to take an interest in the man. He had always had a desire to live, even though he claimed no rights to life. I liked the combination of modesty and eagerness.<mask> wrote in a Playboy magazine article about a trip he took to North Africa with Beauvoir that she and Sartre were bigger users of other people than prostitutes. The Man With the Golden Arm was <mask>'s best known work. It won the National Book Award for fiction in 1950. The main character of the book is an aspiring drummer who is a dealer in illegal card games. During his brief military service during World War II,

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texts: Frankie picked up a narcotic habit and is trapped in Chicago. He thinks his wife became crippled in a car accident he caused. The back alleys of the city were portrayed in <mask>'s next book, Chicago, City on the Make.<mask> said his love of the City was real. Frank Sinatra starred in a 1955 movie called The Man With the Golden Arm, which was directed and produced by Otto Preminger. <mask> had withdrawn from direct involvement. The film was a commercial success but <mask> didn't like it. He sued Preminger for an injunction to stop him from claiming ownership of the property, but he withdrew his suit for financial reasons. Terry Southern interviewed <mask> for The Paris Review in 1955. <mask> and Southern remained in touch for many years after this meeting.<mask> used Southern as an example of a great short story writer when he taught creative writing. The novel A Walk on the Wild Side was a commercial success. He picked up elements from several published short stories, such as "The Face on the Barroom Floor", and reworked some of the material from his first novel, Somebody in Boots. During the early years of the Great Depression, the novel was about a Texan who was adrift. He said it was better than the earlier book. The 1962 movie of the same name was adapted. The film bowdlerized the book, and it wasn't commercially successful.<mask>'s last commercial success was A Walk on the Wild Side. He taught at the University of Iowa's Writers Workshop to supplement his income. He met Betty Ann Jones while teaching at the Writers Workshop. They were married and divorced in 1967. According to Kurt Vonnegut, who taught with him at Iowa in 1965,


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texts: <mask>'s "enthusiasm for writing, reading and gambling left little time for the duties of a married man." In Philip Kaufman's underground comedy, <mask> played a mobster named Needles. He promised to refuse tax payments in protest against the Vietnam War when he signed the Writers and Editors War Tax Protest pledge in 1968.<mask> wanted a journalism job in South Vietnam, according to Bettina Drew's biography. He saw Vietnam as an opportunity to make money, not from journalism fees, but from dealing on the black market after being trapped for cash for more than a decade. In 1975, <mask> was commissioned to write a magazine article about the trial of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the prize fighter who had been found guilty of double murder. <mask> visited Carter's hometown of Paterson, New Jersey while researching the article. <mask> immediately decided to move to the city of Paterson. In the summer of 1975, <mask> left Chicago and moved to an apartment in Passaic. In 1980, <mask> moved to Sag Harbor.He died of a heart attack. He is buried in Sag Harbor. The Devil's Stocking, a novel, was published posthumously in 1983, after the article about Hurricane Carter had grown into a novel. <mask>'s view of the difficulties surrounding the film adaptation of The Man With the Golden Arm was presented in the book Nonconformity. The belief system behind <mask>'s writing is presented in Nonconformity, as well as a call to writers to investigate the dark and represent the ignored. The Neon Wilderness and The Last Carousel were both published by Seven Stories Press. In 2009, Seven Stories published Entrapment and Other Writings, a major collection of

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texts: previously unpublished writings that included two early short stories, "Forgive Them, Lord" and "The Lightless Room."The complete library of <mask>'s books was released in 2019. <mask> Live, a performance film of <mask>'s life and work, was released in 2020 by Olive Films. Stuart McCarrell, <mask>'s friend, described him as a "gut radical" who was interested in politics but not in ideological debates. Theodore Dreiser, John Peter Altgeld, Clarence Darrow, and Eugene V. Debs are some of <mask>'s heroes. All of these men are mentioned in Chicago: City on the Make. Despite its appeal to artists and intellectuals during the Great Depression, <mask> never joined the Communist Party. He and Richard Wright had bad experiences with party members.During the McCarthy years, his involvement in groups deemed "subversive" drew the attention of the FBI. He was a member of the John Reed Club in the 1930s and a co-chair of the "Save Ethel and Julius Rosenberg Committee" in Chicago. <mask>'s political views were suspected by the FBI and they kept more than 500 pages of information on him. The government denied <mask>'s passport applications because he wanted to travel to Paris with Simone de Beauvoir. It was too late for him to get a passport in 1960. The relationship with de Beauvoir had changed by then. Chicago Polonia Algren described the street as connecting Chicago to Warsaw in Poland.His first wife was a member of the Polish community in Chicago. Art Shay wrote about <mask>, who listened to old Polish love songs while gambling. The Polish Downtown was where he lived for a long time. The Bit of Poland on Milwaukee Avenue was one of the Polish bars

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texts: that <mask> frequented in his gambling. After Poland was invaded by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, his novel Never Come Morning was published. Chicago's Polish-American leaders thought the book was anti-Polish, and launched a campaign against it through the Polish press, the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America, and other Polish-American institutions. Mayor Ed Kelly, the Chicago Public Library, and Algren's publisher,Harper & Brothers, received letters and articles from the local Polish newspapers.The general tone of the campaign is suggested by a Zgoda editorial that attacked his character and mental state, saw readers who got free copies as victims of a Nazi-financed plot, and said the novel proved a deep desire to harm ethnic Poles on <mask>'s part. The resolution condemning the novel was sent to the FBI by the Polish American Council. The author told a library meeting that the book was about the effects of poverty regardless of national background. The novel was removed from the Chicago Public Library system by the mayor. The attacks on the novels were echoed by two later efforts to commemorate <mask> in Polish Downtown. Mike Royko, a Chicago journalist, wrote about his last Chicago residence at the time of his death. The walk-up apartment in the former Polish Downtown neighborhood of West Town was once one of the toughest and most crowded neighborhoods in Chicago.The name of the street was almost immediately reversed. The center of the Polish Downtown was renamed in 1998 after <mask> of the Polish Triangle. The director of the Polish Museum of America predicted that replacing the plaza's traditional name would insult ethnic

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texts: Polish institutions and businesses. In the end a compromise was reached where the Triangle kept its older name and a newly installed fountain was named after <mask> and inscribed with a quotation about the city's working people protecting its essence, from <mask>'s essay "Chicago: City on the Make". The Southern Television hoax in the UK generated international publicity when students interrupted the regular broadcast through the Hannington transmitter of the Independent Broadcasting Authority for six minutes. Issue No. The hoaxer's message was transcribed by 24 of Fortean Times.I am an authorized representative of the Intergalactic Mission and I have a message for the planet Earth. There are many changes that need to be made by Earth people as we enter the period of Aquarius. The weapons of evil must be destroyed. You have a short time to learn to live in peace. You have to live in peace or savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay must live in peace or savesay savesay savesay must leave savesay The Devil's Stocking is a fictionalized account of the trial of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a real-life prize-fighter who had been found guilty of double murder. In the book, as a period of unrest within the prison begins, the character 'Kenyatta' gives a speech that is very similar to the transcript of the 1977 hoax and other American newspaper reports.The passage in <mask>'s book says that he is an authorized representative of the Intergalactic Mission. I have a message for the planet. We are about to enter the period of Aquarius. Earth people have to make many changes. The weapons of evil must be destroyed. There is only a short time to learn

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texts: to live in peace. He said you must live in peace or leave the universe.<mask> won the O. Henry Award for his short story "The Brother's House" in 1935. The short stories "A Bottle of Milk for Mother" and "The Captain is Impaled" were O. Henry Award winners. The O. Henry Award stories were not included in the first, second or third place awards. The National Book Award for fiction was won by The Man With the Golden Arm. The National Institute of Arts and Letters awarded <mask> an Arts and Letters Award in 1947. The Institute gave him an Award of Merit for his novel. <mask> was elected to the Academy of Arts and Letters three months before he died.<mask> was honored in 1998 with a fountain in Chicago's Polish Triangle, which had been the inspiration for much of his work. Division Street is <mask>'s favorite street as well as the onetime Polish Broadway. The Chicago Literary Hall of Fame inducted <mask> in 2010. In his novel, Trout Fishing in America, Richard Brautigan wrote about mailing a crippled wino to <mask>. In Jerry Kamstra's 1975 book The Frisco Kid, Jerry's mentally challenged friend Scott pulls him aside and forces Jerry to promise to him that he will read <mask> because "he is the one American author that hasn't sold out yet, kid." 3:AM Magazine named <mask> a cult hero in 2011. "You've seen that man before, but now it's rusted from the elbows to the finger," Leonard Cohen sings in "The Man with the Golden Arm", from his first album, Songs of Leonard Cohen.Lou Reed says that A Walk on the Wild Side was the starting point for his 1972 song in the documentary Classic Albums: Lou Reed: Transformer. The inspiration for the song

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texts: "Pimp" was found in the liner notes of The Tubes' second album, Young and Rich. The Verve had a song called "neon wilderness" on their 1997 album. Dillinger Four quotes <mask> as an inspiration in their 1998 album Midwestern Songs of the Americas. "<mask> came to me and said 'celebrate the ugly things' and the beat-up side of what they call pride could be the measure of these days." A song titled "<mask>gren Stopped By" is on the 2002 album Adult World by guitarist Wayne Kramer, who is also a founding member of the Detroit band MC5. In 2005, The Hold Steady mentioned <mask> in a song.The first line of the song is "<mask> came to Paddy at some party at the Dead End Alley/He told him what to celebrate" and the last line is "Hey Nelson Algren". They had cigarettes where there were supposed to be eyes. The house where the Dillinger Four's members used to live is referred to in the song as the 'Dead End Alley'. The song " Please Say No" is based on the novel Never Come Morning by The Devil Wears Prada. A Walk on the Wild Side was a musical that was staged in 1988. Will Holt won the Los Angeles Dramalogue Critics Award for his work. Gary Houston and Rebecca Covey starred in a production of Nelson & Simone at Chicago's Live Bait Theatre in 2000.The love affair between <mask> and Simone de Beauvoir is dramatized in the play. The <mask> award is given by the Chicago Tribune. The winners are published in the newspaper. The Tribune panned <mask>'s work in his lifetime, referring to Chicago: City on the Make as a "highly scented object." The award is viewed with more than a little irony by <mask> admirers; the Tribune panned <mask>'s work in his

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texts: lifetime, referring to Chicago: The Tribune was accused of imposing false viewpoints on the city by <mask>. The Nelson Algren Committee was founded in 1989. There was renewed interest in <mask>'s work.In 1987, Somebody in Boots and Never Come Morning were published again. Bettina Drew's biography of <mask>, A Life on the Wild Side, was published in 1989. <mask>'s words are back in print. The Committee sponsors an Algren birthday party and awards community activists. Leming's song "Algren Street" can be downloaded from the Committee's website. Leming wrote and directed the short film <mask>'s Last Night. There are novels called Somebody in Boots.The Jungle was first used in 1935 and then in 1957. Never come in the morning. New York:Harper & Brothers, 1942; Four Walls Eight Windows, 1987; and Seven Stories, 1996. The man has a golden arm. Seven Stories, 1996; Doubleday, 1949. There is a walk on the wild side. The year 1956.There is a Devil's Stocking. Seven Stories was written in New York. The Neon Wilderness is a collection of short stories. New York: Doubleday, 1947; Four Walls Eight Windows, 1986. <mask>'s book was called 13 Masterpieces of Black Humor. One <mask> story is in the anthology. 1962.The last carousel. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. He missed a shot. There is a short story for younger readers. 1993. <mask> had stories in Texas. 1994.There are entrapment and other writings. There is a collection of fragments of the unfinished novel. There are seven stories in New York. Chicago: City on the Make is a nonfiction book. There is an essay. Who lost an American? A travel book.Notes From a Sea Diary and Who Lost an American were

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texts: written in 1963. <mask> had conversations with him. Interviews with H. E. F. Donohue. 1964. Hemingway All the Way is a Sea Diary. A travel book. In 1965, Notes From a Sea Diary and Who Lost an American were published.America eats. A travel book. It was written in the 1930s. Writing on Writing is nonconformity. There is an essay. It was written in 1951–1953. The Ohio State University's Rare Books & Manuscripts Library contains the <mask>

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texts: <mask> was an officer of the Royal Navy. He was the governor of the Province of Georgia from 1754 to 1757. He became an admiral at the end of his service. He joined the Navy in 1728 as a "volunteer per order" with Captain <mask>, who served for six years. He passed his exam on July 31, 1734, according to his certificate. He was promoted to lieutenant on October 14, 1736. <mask> was stationed at the home station during the War of the Austrian Succession.He was appointed to the fireship in the West Indies after the war of the Austrian Succession broke out. <mask> went on half-pay after she was paid off. In 1743 he was first lieutenant of, and from her, in February 1743–44 he was moved to, which he left before she sailed for the Tagus River in July 1744. <mask> was promoted to commander of the fireship on April 23, 1745. He was put on half-pay in December. He was posted to the naval base on October 30th after being posted to the temporary base in August and September. He wasn't relieved from Centurion until 22 November.During 1747, Arundel was employed in the English Channel, cruising with some success against the enemy's trade, and afterwards in convoy service in the North Sea. <mask> was sent to Jamaica from Charles Town in May 1748. He was ordered to patrol South Carolina, Georgia, and the Bahamas in December. He returned to England in 1751 after two years on this station. Georgia's governor returned to England in 1751 in search of a new command. <mask> was one of the few officials of the British Empire who obtained his various commands through patronage. Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke and Lord Chancellor of England, encouraged the President of the Board of Trade to appoint <mask> as the new governor of Georgia in 1754.On October 29th, 1754 <mask> arrived at Savannah. In contrast to the Trustees' administration which ended in June 1752, local residents met him with celebrations of

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texts: bells and bonfires to express their hopes that he heralded a new era for the colony. Georgians wanted territorial expansion, border protection, and a profitable economy. <mask> saw a poor colony in which the high cost of living would drain, rather than supplement, his salary. He lived on the eastern side of Oglethorpe Square, which is now filled with a parking lot. <mask> established a structure of royal government that included courts, a council, and the Commons House of Assembly. <mask> ordered the council to move into a new building after the original structure collapsed during his first meeting.The assembly faced a challenge from Edmund Gray, an immigrant from Virginia. Gray tried to manipulate elections and assembly support to control a significant voting bloc within the Georgia legislature. <mask> encouraged the assembly to expel the Gray group in January 1755. The military efforts of <mask> proved to be less than successful. The first rumblings of the Seven Years' War took place after his arrival in Georgia. His London superiors refused to comply with his defense plans because they relied so heavily on the British government. After waiting ten days for the chiefs of the Creek to arrive in Augusta, <mask> returned to Savannah.He left the negotiations and a contingency of disappointed Creek Indians in the hands of an associate, William Little. If <mask> had shown tact and diplomacy in the rest of his administrative efforts, Georgians might have forgiven him. <mask> held a naval command instead of a civil office. He resisted any challenge to his authority and expected instant responses to his directives. <mask> made public his intentions to leave Georgia whenever a more profitable appointment came his way. The council was angered by <mask>'s style of command. He refused to share his official instructions, which outlined the new royal government in Georgia, and only communicated

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texts: tidbits of that document when he deemed necessary.<mask> didn't realize that council members wanted to understand their role in the new royal government and ensure that the governor didn't overstep his powers. In the absence of such information, council members gave consent to the governor. They debated his every move. Little, a former naval surgeon and shipmate of <mask>, was the focus of the council's displeasure. The clerk of the Commons House of Assembly and commissioner of Indian affairs were given additional offices by the governor. The council complained that Little interfered in governmental affairs, showed disrespect to the council, and exhibited dishonesty in office. <mask> claimed to have the power to interpret the rights and duties of provincial officials.Clement Martin was removed from office and only two of Little's titles were eliminated. <mask> had disagreements with notable councilors, including James Habersham and Noble W. Jones. Members of the House of Assembly joined the growing discontent with the governor when they passed several bills that helped to administer the colony. When it appeared that members might challenge his authority, <mask> dissolved the legislature. During the fall of 1756, <mask> used Little's office as clerk of the house and as its elected Speaker to create a pro-<mask> group. Men who supported Edmund Gray the year before were included in Little's efforts. <mask> took control of Georgia's General Court as the opposition grew.The Board of Trade received a letter from Jonathan Bryan, one of the province's largest landholders, and a memorial for <mask> and Little. <mask> was ordered to return to England to give testimony after that body voted to recall him. Henry Ellis was sent as a replacement. <mask> delayed his return to England for several weeks to collect information for his defense after he relinquished the government to Ellis. <mask> was

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texts: captured by the French after leaving Georgia. In the spring of 1758, <mask> was ordered to resign as governor after the board heard his case. <mask>'s administration caused great distress for Georgians, initiated a loss of revenue, and gave the colony a negative image for potential immigrants.Lessons about cooperation with the royal executive and the ability to challenge an administration were gained by provincial leaders. They used this knowledge to create a stronger relationship with royal officials, which lasted until the Revolutionary War. In May 1759 he was directed to shoot 60 guns and in June he joined the fleet. He was detached from the squadron as commodore. On this post he was relieved by Robert Duff, but was still detached from the fleet when he heard of the French fleet being at sea. He sent this off to the Admiralty at the same time as he stood to the west in the hope of meeting him. He did not join the admiral until after the Battle of Quiberon Bay on 20 November.He was moved in February and then superseded in March. He commanded the ship until the end of the 18th century. After living at Newington Butts, he commanded the guardship at Plymouth from 1766 to 1769. He sent a proposal of a method of giving ships way through the water in a calm to the Admiralty. <mask> took out troops to Gibraltar in the 17th century. He commanded for some months in 1773 and was relieved at the end of 1774. <mask> was promoted to rear admiral and vice admiral in the same year.He had a paralytic stroke. He died in London on February 3, 1788, after attaining the rank of admiral. Legacy Reynolds Square is in Georgia. His first wife was his sister. He married Maria Catharina Langin from a family that had moved to Georgia. James Sowerby married Maria Catharina <mask>. <mask> had a son George out of wedlock, he was also a naval officer, and the father of the engraver <mask>.Governors of Georgia were

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texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and politician who served as the United States Secretary of the Navy from 1972 to 1974 and as a five-term Republican. Senator from Virginia from 1979 to 2009. <mask> was Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee from 1999 to 2001 and again from 2003 to 2007. He was the Chair of the Senate Rules Committee from 1995 to 1999. <mask> was one of five World War II veterans who served in the Senate at the time of his retirement. He didn't seek reelection in 2008. After leaving the Senate, he worked for the law firm of Hogan Lovells, where he had previously been employed before joining the United States Department of Defense as the Under Secretary of the Navy during the presidency of Richard Nixon in 1969.The most recent election in which a Republican won a Senate seat in Virginia was <mask>'s 2002 re- election. <mask> <mask> was born on February 18, 1927, in Washington, D.C., to Martha Budd and <mask> <mask>, Jr. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School in 1945 and attended the elite St. Albans School in the District. <mask> enlisted in the United States Navy before his 18th birthday. He left as a third class officer. He graduated from Washington and Lee University with a degree in 1949 and went on to attend the University of Virginia Law School. <mask> served in Korea as a ground aircraft maintenance officer with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing after joining the U.S. Marine Corps in October 1950.His service number was 888-609- 888-609- He reached the rank of captain in the Marine Corps Reserves after the war. He received his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1953 after taking courses at the George Washington University. He was a law clerk to the Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals. He was an assistant U.S. attorney. He joined Hogan & Hartson in 1960. He was an aide to Vice President Richard Nixon in the 1960 United States presidential election.<mask> was appointed Under Secretary of the Navy in the

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texts: Nixon Administration in 1969 after giving substantial funds and time to Nixon's successful presidential campaign in 1968. He became Secretary of the Navy on May 4, 1972. <mask> was appointed by Gerald Ford as a delegate to the Law of the Sea talks, and he negotiated the U.S.-Soviet Incidents at Sea agreement which became a cause of pro-Détente doves in U.S.-Soviet relations. Gerald Ford appointed him to the post of Director of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. U.S. <mask> began to consider political office for himself after Ford's defeat. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1978.Despite the publicity of being Elizabeth Taylor's husband and the large amounts of money <mask> used in his campaign for the nomination, he finished second at the state Republican Party convention to the far more conservative politician Richard D. Obenshain. His soft approach to U.S.-Soviet relations was one of the reasons for the loss. Obenshain was an opponent of liberal policies such as the Great Society and the Civil Rights movement. <mask> narrowly won the general election over Andrew P. Miller, a former Attorney General of Virginia, after Obenshain died in a plane crash. January 3, 2009, was the last day he was in the Senate. <mask> was the second longest-serving senator in Virginia's history and the longest-serving Republican. <mask> announced on August 31, 2007, that he wouldn't be running for reelection in 2008.He was a member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, and the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. He protected and increased the flow of billions of dollars into the Virginia economy through the state's military installations and shipbuilding firms while he was the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. <mask> was moderate compared to most Republican Senators from the South. He supported some gun control laws. He was one of only five Republicans who voted

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