title: Henry Loch, 1st Baron Loch

texts: The 1st <mask> was a Scottish soldier and colonial administrator. <mask>, Member of Parliament, was the son of <mask>. After two years in the Royal Navy, he quit and joined the British East India Company's military service. He served in the Sutlej campaign in the First Anglo-Sikh War and was appointed to the staff of Sir Hugh Gough. He was the adjutant of Skinner's Horse. At the outbreak of the Crimean War in 1854, <mask> severed his connection with India, and obtained leave to raise a body of irregular Bulgaria cavalry, which he commanded throughout the war. During the Second Opium War, he was present at the taking of Canton, and in 1858 brought home the Treaty of Yedo.<mask> was sent to China in April 1860 as secretary of the new embassy to secure the execution of Lord Elgin. An allied French force supported the embassy. The Taku Forts were surrendered by Harry Smith Parkes. <mask> and Parkes were chosen to complete the preliminary negotiations for peace at Tungchow during the advance on Beijing. The officers and Sikhs were with them. <mask> warned the outposts after learning that the Chinese were planning to attack the British force. He returned to Parkes with a flag of truce in the hopes of securing their safety.The majority of the group died from torture or disease when they were in the Ministry of Justice in Beijing. The treatment of Parkes and <mask> was less brutal after the intervention of Prince Gong. After three weeks, the negotiations for their release were successful, but they had only been freed ten minutes later when the emperor ordered them to be executed. <mask> married

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texts: Elizabeth Villiers, whose twin sister was Edith. <mask> proposed to the wrong girl and refused to admit it. He and Elizabeth had three children. <mask>'s health never fully recovered after he was in a Chinese dungeon.He was a private secretary to Sir George Grey, 2nd Baronet, for a while, and was invested as a Companion of the Order of the Bath. The Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man was appointed in 1863. The first line of railway was opened and the House of Keys was transformed into an assembly as a result of his governorship. <mask> was made governor of the colony of Victoria in Australia two years after he accepted a commissionership of woods and forests. He became Governor of Cape Colony and High Commissioner for Southern Africa in June 1889. His duties as High Commissioner were to exercise great judgment and firmness. Cecil Rhodes's schemes of northern expansion and planning to occupy Mashonaland, to secure control of Swaziland and Zululand, and to acquire the adjacent lands up to the ocean were all pursued by the Boers at the same time.<mask> told President Paul Kruger that troops would be sent to prevent any invasion of territory under British protection, and he was able to destroy the Banyailand trek across the river. <mask> was granted an outlet to the sea at Kosi Bay on condition that the Boers withdrew their claims to territory north of the Transvaal. At a time when the British and Bond parties in Cape Colony were working in harmony, negotiations were conducted with President Kruger by Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr on behalf of the high commissioner. <mask> became a strong advocate of

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title: Henry Loch, 1st Baron Loch

texts: annexation of the territory east of Swaziland because the Transvaal did not fulfill the necessary conditions. On March 15, 1895 it was announced that the British government had adopted his view. Kruger received an announcement that Britain would take over. <mask> was forced to intervene in another matter.When the Uitlanders in the Transvaal were roused to a dangerous pitch of excitement by the commandeering difficulty of 1894, he traveled to Pretoria to use his personal influence with President Kruger and get the withdrawal of the obnoxious commandeering regulations. He protested against the new Transvaal franchise law. The general situation in South Africa was more threatening each year. Cecil Rhodes was the prime minister of Cape Colony and he was in favor of a more energetic policy. The high commissioner returned home embarrassed a few months before his term of office ended because he was out of touch with his ministers. He was raised to the peerage as <mask> in the same year. <mask>'s Horse was named after him after he helped raise and equip a body of mounted men.Edward Douglas <mask> succeeded his father as <mask> on June 20, 1900. The 1st Baron <mask> is what Legacy Loch is named after. The Loch Promenade is named after <mask>. The locomotive No.4 Loch is named after him. Loch Street in the suburb of Yarralumla is named after him. Governors of the Cape Colony British East India Company Army officers British military personnel of the First Anglo-Sikh War British people of the Second Opium War Barons in the Peerage of the United Kingdom Governors of Victoria (Australia) Knights Grand

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title: Lara Baladi

texts: A renowned Egyptian-Lebanese photographer, archivist and multimedia artist is named <mask>. She was educated in Paris and London. Baladi publishes all over the world. Her work spans photography, video, visual montages/collages, installations, architectural constructions, tapestries, sculptures and even perfume. Her concern with Egypt's sociopolitical context is reflected in much of her work. She has been a member of the Arab Image Foundation since 1997. She participated in workshops and conferences around the world after shecurated the artist residency Fenenin el Rehal in Egypt's White Desert.The Townhouse Gallery of Contemporary Art is located in Cairo. In 2003 he received a Japan Foundation fellowship to research. She was a participant in the VASL residency program in Pakistan in 2010. Her use of iconography is influenced by her international experience. In 2000, she participated in The Desert, a group exhibition with Om El Dounia, a vast mosaic of photographs with highly saturated colors. While playful and with many references to pop culture, this piece is also an exploration of the biblical story of creation. A work called Justice for the Mother was presented in 2007.She calls it part of a series of photographs that tell a larger story. The piece is called "fantastical, playful surveys of history, culture and personal reflection." The World in a Box contains hundreds of scanned photographs. The piece is named after traditional street theater for children in Cairo. In 2009, Sandouk was presented at the Queens Museum of Art's group exhibition Tarjama/Translation and in 2011. Reviewers said it was a giant tapestry


title: Lara Baladi

texts: version of a photo Collage. An enormous installation titled "Al Fanous el Sehryn" (the Magic Lantern) was shown at the Townhouse Gallery in Cairo.A large eight-pointed star constructed of steel and a series of light boxes containing saturated colored images produced from x-ray photographs of a pregnant doll giving birth are part of the work. The art suggests that the images of the doll will grow up and give birth over and over again. The chandeliers in the mosque of Mohammed Ali in the Cairo Citadel inspired the star shape. In 2006 her installation Roba Vecchia was presented at the Townhouse Gallery in Cairo, in 2007, and in 2009, at Arabesques, an exhibition of Arab contemporary art at the Kennedy Center in Washington. The Tower of Hope, an ephemeral construction and sound installation, won the Grand Nile Award. The slums surrounding Cairo inspired the tower. The audience was able to experience music under the sky thanks to her own tower.The entire installation is a challenge to the censorship of the Mubarak era and addressed the state's ignorance of the social plight, which she likened to a "ticking bomb about to explode." The Donkey Symphony was performed at the first Kiev Biennial in 2012 by the Kiev Kamera Orchestra. Coffee cups, presented in 2010 at Gallery Isabelle van den Eynde in Dubai, has been considered both "playful" and "invitation to a world of contemplation and reflection". Two media initiatives were founded during the Egyptian Revolution of 2011. The eighteen days that Hosni Mubarak was deposed inspired both projects. The equipment needed to start a pirate radio station was imported by <mask> and


title: Raúl L. Martínez

texts: The mayor's second trial ended in a hung jury.The third trial, which began April 22, 1996, resulted in an acquittal on one count of extortion and a hung jury on five other counts. The remaining five charges were dropped by the U.S. Attorney at that time. The Clinton Justice Department opened a case against Mr. <mask> for "misconduct and potential conflicts of interest" for investigating a potential political rival of his wife. Mr. <mask> was the US Attorney. The Florida 21st congressional district seat held by Republican <mask>-Balart will be up for election in the fall of 2008. On the day after, he officially announced his candidacy at the Government Center. 42% of the vote went to Daz-Balart.In June 1999, during a protest of more than 400 people blocking an expressway in Hialeah, the city's then police chief,Rolando Bolanos, was hit in the head with a rock. Bolanos called Martnez to the scene and, during the battle, he punched a butcher. Mirabal was charged with battery on an elected official, resisting arrest with violence, and inciting a riot. Mirabel's charges were later dropped. In February 2007, when a "caustic" press release from Florida Republican Party Chairman Jim Greer criticized Hillary Clinton's presence at a fundraiser at the ex-mayor's home, Martinez responded by using profanity. The Miami Herald had an article about the Battle of the TITANS. February 17, 1991 The Miami Herald was the site of the Justice Investigating Miami U.S. Attorney for Misconduct.The embargo should not be changed in any way, according to the El Nuevo Herald. There are links to campaign contributions at

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title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: He was a Russian adventist pastor, social and religious activist, and Protestant Bible scholar and translator. He was a founding member of the Russian Branch of the International Association for Religious Freedom, a founder of the Institute for Bible Translation, and a board member of the Russian Bible Society. Orthodox and Protestant churches in Russia have praised <mask>'s work on the translation of the Bible into Russian. The child of a Seventh-day Adventist pastor was born on March 29, 1927. When his father was sent to pastoral ministry in Central Russia, his family moved to the city of Tula. The <mask> family was under scrutiny during the rule of the Soviet government. In 1935, his father was sentenced to imprisonment and exile in Siberia after being arrested for religious activity.The <mask> family lived in the Krasnoyarsk Region until 1939. After the end of the exile, the family moved to Maykop, Russia, where they lived until the eve of the Second World War. He graduated from the Ivanovo Art School in 1947. In August 1945, <mask> became a member of the

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title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: Soviet Union were not allowed to attend the international meetings of the world church. In 1970 another attempt was made to have a delegation from the Soviet Union come to Detroit, but <mask> and others who had received an invitation were not allowed to leave the country. <mask> went to the U.S. on a private invitation from his aunt, who was living in California. <mask> was invited to the annual meeting of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists after his trip to the U.S.Since 1909, no Russian leaders have ever been to the headquarters of the General Conference. <mask>, the president of the General Conference at the time, was interested in the situation in the Soviet Union. <mask> was authorized by Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders to take responsibility for the reconciliation and unification of disparate groups of Seventh-day Adventist communities in the Soviet Union. After visiting the General Conference World Headquarters, <mask> and his colleagues in the Central Asian republics and in the Baltic republics worked hard to bring about the

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texts: unification of the church. <mask> devoted his life to the cause of reconciliation and re-unification of the isolated groups of Adventists in the U.S.S.R. <mask> was able to attend the next congress of the General Conference in Vienna, Austria in 1975, along with six other leaders of the church. The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Soviet Union was represented for the first time at the World Congress.<mask> became a member of the Academy of Adventist Ministers after being elected to the Executive Committee of the General Conference. The Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Moscow, Tula, Nizhny Novgorod, Leningrad and other Russian cities asked Kulakov to move to the Russian Federation in order to create a single church organization. At the recommendation of the President of the General Conference, <mask> moved to Russia at the end of 1975 and settled in Tula. The first official Congress of the Adventists took place in Russia in 1977. The goal was to unify disparate groups into a single church organization. At this time, M.P. The head of the association of


title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: Adventist Churches in the Russian Federation was elected.The government authorities were slow to allow the establishment of the church organization which would be in accord with the denominational Working Policy. The official visit to the U.S.S.R. of the General Conference president Neal C. Wilson took place at the end of 1980. The official leadership of the church in the U.S.S.R. was recognized by the General Conference and Wilson appealed to them to join the officially recognized group. Church leaders from all of the former Soviet Union formed an advisory board in 1985. The goal was to unify the scattered groups of believers of the Soviet Union into one organization. The coordinators of the advisory board are from the Russian Federation and the Ukraine. Working closely with the leaders of the church in the U.S.S.R., they worked to re-unite and organize national and local associations of Adventists throughout the Soviet Union as close to the Working Policy of the world church organization as possible.<mask> was recognized for his role in the unification and


title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: organization of the church by the college. <mask> earned a degree in theology. The establishment and development of a theological seminary for the training of pastors in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the U.S.S.R. was led by the founding of an educational institution and publishing house. The first Protestant theological seminary in the country was established in the village of Zaoksky in 1988, when the <mask> family moved there. The first Seventh-day Adventist publishing house in the U.S.S.R. was opened a few years later under <mask>'s leadership. At the 1990 World Congress in Indianapolis, IN, <mask> was elected as the president of the Euro-Asia Division of the worldAdventist Church after receiving permission from the Soviet government. In the 1970s and 1980s <mask> was one of the influential religious leaders in the U.S.S.R. and represented the Seventh-day Adventist Church at international conferences.He was invited to take part in the World Conference "Religious Workers for Saving the Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Catastrophe" in Moscow in 1982

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title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: after participating in the World Conference "Religious Leaders for Lasting Peace, Disarmament and Just Relations Among Nations" in 1977. Several Christian Peace conferences took place abroad. The conference of the Christian Peace Movement was held in the Czech Republic in 1978. There was a conference in Sweden in 1983 called For Life and Peace. He traveled to Japan twice in the 1980's to participate in peace conferences. The idea of public diplomacy gained popularity in the late 1980s due to the improving relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States. There were possibilities for meetings with the public figures from the Soviet Union.One of the religious leaders was invited to attend the International Chautauqua Conference on US-Soviet Relations. The Russian writer and chairman of the Soviet Children's Fund, Albert Likhanov, invited <mask> to join the governing board in October 1987. The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Alexy II, was invited to the session of the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R. on September 26, 1990. He was able to give his


title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: opinion on the new draft of the law for freedom of religion. Gorbachev was trying to get the support of religious leaders of the country at the time. <mask> was a constant voice in defense of religious freedom and actively participated in the international conferences on the protection of religious freedom, having personally lived through persecution for his religious beliefs. The Russian branch of the International Association for Religious Freedom International Religious Liberty Association was established in 1990.From 1993 to 1995 he was the representative of the Public Chamber of the Russian President to the Russian branch of the association. The Russian Bible Society was established by <mask> and the priest Alexander Borisov. "Where the spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty" was one of <mask>'s favorite biblical passages. He worked to create a dialogue between all groups of people and create an atmosphere of spiritual and intellectual freedom. <mask> stated in a recent interview that he was concerned about the underestimation of the importance of freedom


title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: of the individual. When the asphalt roller was in use, they tried to stifle the freedom of expression and crush all individuality. We should never forget that.Those who care about the welfare of their native country should remember these lessons. We need to think about the kind of foundations that we are laying. The people of Russia could live a full life, filled with joy, with a sense of peace, and free from fear because they wanted to speak freely. This is important. This is what can save us from the terrible things that happened in the twentieth century. The Institute for Bible Translation was established in 1992 in order to translate the Bible into the Russian language. The Institute for Bible Translation was established to complete a translation of the Russian Bible that is free from denominational bias.He invited specialists from different denominations to work with him on the project. <mask> combined this activity with his responsibility as the Secretary General of the Russian Branch of the International Association for Religious Freedom as well as


title: Mikhail P. Kulakov

texts: teaching courses at Zaoksky Theological Seminary. He had to give up other activities to complete the translation of the New Testament. The first edition of the New Testament in Modern Russian Translation was published by the Institute in 2000. All 12,500 copies of the book sold out in one year. After presenting the New Testament to the delegates at the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Session in Toronto, it was decided that he should continue working on the translation of the rest of the Bible. The couple moved to the United States in 2000.Several years later a second edition of the New Testament and Psalms in the modern Russian translation, as well as the Five Books of Moses, and the books of Daniel and the Minor Prophets were published. In 2001, the university awarded a second doctorate to <mask> for his contribution to the translation of the Scriptures. <mask> lived the rest of his life in California, but he continued to visit Russia to conduct conferences and business meetings with the staff of his Bible Translation Institute at

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texts: Zaoksky Theological Seminary. <mask> was diagnosed with brain cancer in the fall of 2009. He died of brain cancer on February 10, 2010 at his home in Highland, California. The new Russian translation of the Pentateuch was printed on the day of his death. The Institute for Bible Translation at Zaoksky was named after Kulakov by the Board of Trustees at its annual session in May 2010.The Glenwood Cemetery in Washington, DC holds the remains of <mask><mask>. The Pacific Press Publishing Association was founded in 1993. The name of the town is Lohne, Alf. The Seventh-day Adventists are in Russia. The Review and Herald Publishing Association was founded in 1987. Oxana Antic. There has been more persecution of Soviet Adventists.Spectrum 2 was published in 1985. There is a Daffern Gene. The Church in the USSR had a conversation with Hegstad. The Spectrum 11:4 was published in 1981. Fitzpatrick wrote aboutAdventist prisoners in the soviet gulag. The Spectrum 19:2 was published in 1988. There is a report on a trip through Russia.The Review and Herald was published on

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texts: November 15, 1956. <mask>, Michael P. Spectrum. No. 8 in 1978. 3. The KGB came calling. Liberty. 1994.No more than 1 pp. Wilson Neal C. wrote a proposal for peace and understanding. The Spectrum 19:2 was published in 1988. W.Religion in the Soviet Union was published in 1961. Religion in Communist Lands 5:2 was written by Murrey K. The story of Seventh day Adventists in the Soviet Union was told in True Witness. A Keston College publication was published in 1990.There is a man with Maylan Schurch. The Heavens fall. The Review and Herald Publishing. The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Euro-Asia Division has been around for 125 years. October 2011. References 1927 births and 2010 deaths of translators of the Bible into Russian biblical


title: Louis Janmot

texts: Anne-<mask> was a French painter and poet. <mask> was born in Lyon, France, to a Catholic family who were very religious. He was moved by the deaths of his siblings. He met Frederic Ozanam when he was a student at the Royal College of Lyon. He was admitted to the cole des Beaux-Arts de Lyon in the year 1831 and a year later won the Golden Laurel. He came to Paris to take painting lessons. He joined the Society of St.Vincent de Paul.He met Hippolyte Flandrin while in Rome in 1835. After his return to Lyon in 1836, <mask> would attract the attention of critics of the Salon de Paris in conducting large-scale paintings with religious inspiration such as The Resurrection of the son of the widow of Nain or Christ in Gethsemane. After 1845, he attracted the attention of Charles Baudelaire with his painting Flower of the Fields that allowed him to access the Salon of 1846. The Portrait of Lacordaire was of interest to Theophile Gautier. He was disappointed by the failure of his poem at the exhibition. He married Leonie

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texts: financial problems. In his home in Bagneux, he made many portraits of his family. His wife died in Bagneux after the birth of her seventh child. He fled to Algeria with his stepfather after the Prussian troops invaded his home.He lived a solitary life in Paris after returning in June of the following year. His house in Bagneux had been damaged. The fresco he created in the chapel of the Franciscans in the Holy Land was not followed by any further order. Faced with family and increasing financial problems, <mask> came to Toulon, and despite some orders (new Portrait of Lacordaire, Museum of Versailles, and Martyrdom of St. Christine, Sollis-Pont). The patron and former industrial Félix Thiollier was willing to publish the second part of the poem. <mask> returned to Lyon in 1885 after marrying a former student. He made charcoal drawings on the theme of the underworld, which can be seen as a continuation of the poem of the soul, including Purgatory and The End of Time.An over 500-page book titled Opinion of an artist on

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texts: art was published in Lyon and Paris in the 19th century. He died at the age of 78. Art style <mask> was seen as a transitional figure between Romanticism and Symbolism, prefiguring the French part of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood; his work was admired by Puvis de Chavannes, and Maurice Denis. Jean-Hippolyte Flandrin was a painter from Lyon and student of Ingres. The perfect finish of Ingres was combined with a mysticism that has parallels in the work of his peers. The poem of the soul was his most significant work for 40 years. The first part is the paintings and the second part is the drawings.Génération divine is aligned right. There is a right and a left. The Le Passage des mes is aligned right. align="right" is the name of the item. L'Ange et la mre is aligned right. Rve de feu is aligned right. Le Printemps is an acronym for Le Printemps.Amour, align right, 5. Souvenir du ciel is an item. Adieu, align="right" Le Toit paternel is aligned right. align="right" is the name of Le Doute. Le Mauvais Sentier is aligned


title: Dionigi Galletto

texts: <mask> was an Italian mathematician and academician. He is known for his work on rigid body mechanics, on the mathematical theory of elasticity, on the history of mathematics, and on the theory of extragalactic mechanics. He is considered to be the founder of the Mathematical physics school at the University of Torino in the post–Second World War period. Mauro Francaviglia was one of his students. His studies were interrupted due to the military service which led him to Padua. He obtained an honours degree in 1960 with a thesis on the continuum theory with asymmetric stress under the guidance of Giuseppe Grioli. He held courses of mathematical methods for physicists as a lecturer at the University of Palermo, after winning a competitive examination for a chair in rational mechanics.In 1971 he became full professor of mathematical physics at the University of Torino, after working at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences as an extraordinary professor of higher mechanics. In addition to the course of mathematical physics, Galletto held courses in astronomy as a lecturer. He was appointed as a professor in 2008. The judging commission for the Ottorino Pomini prize was composed of Giuseppe Grioli, Ennio De INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals


title: George Gerbner

texts: <mask> was a professor of communication and the founder of cultivation theory. He taught at several universities. <mask> was born in Hungary on August 8, 1919. He graduated from the University of Budapest with a degree in literature and anthropology after winning the first prize in a national competition of high-school students. After Kristallnacht, he fled to Paris to avoid being drafted into the Hungarian army, which was allied with Nazi Germany. Lszl Benedek, <mask>'s half-brother, had to travel first to Mexico, then Cuba to get a visa to enter the United States. He was given permission to sail from Havana to New Orleans by Benedek's friends.After hitchhiking from New Orleans to California, <mask> received a degree in psychology and sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles. He received his bachelor's degree in journalism from UC Berkeley in 1942. He worked for the San Francisco Chronicle as a copy boy, reporter, copy editor, feature writer, daily columnist, and assistant financial editor. <mask> became a U.S. citizen in 1943. <mask> joined the US Army in 1943 as American enlistment regulations loosened. The declaration of war on the US by Hungary made him an enemy alien. He would join the army and be trained as a parachutist.He joined the Secret Intelligence Branch of the Office of Strategic Services after being transferred from the Office of Strategic Services. The pro-Nazi prime minister of Hungary, Dme Sztjay, was arrested and returned to Hungary to be tried after <mask> was sent to Austria to investigate a mass camp of Hungarian soldiers. While stationed in Hungary, <mask> met Ilona, who he married in 1946 and had two children with. <mask> was discharged as a First Lieutenant after receiving the Bronze Star for his service behind enemy lines. <mask> worked as a writer and

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title: George Gerbner

texts: publicist after World War II. He was looking for a job when he volunteered as a newspaper editor for the Independent Progressive Party and the Progressive Citizens of America. During the height of America's anti-Communist McCarthy Era, <mask>'s association with PCA and IPP caught the attention of California's House Un-American Activities Committee.He was going to testify before HUAC, who said that PCA was a communist created and controlled organization. He taught journalism at Pasadena City College from 1948 to 1951. He became a teacher and researcher at USC's School of Education after conducting research at the USC Department of Cinema. <mask> earned a master's and doctorate in communication and education at USC after teaching journalism at El Camino College. His thesis, "Toward a General Theory of Communication," won USC's award for best thesis. <mask> died of cancer on December 24, 2005, at his apartment in Center City, Philadelphia. He had two children and five grandchildren.A conference on communication, conflict, and aggression was held several times in Hungary in honor of the late Dr. <mask>. Dr. Joln Rka and Dr. Rebecca M. Chory co-organized the conference. He became a faculty member at the University of Illinois, Urbana–Champaign's Institute of Communication Research, where he had been recruited by Dallas Smythe, who met <mask> as a visiting professor in USC's Department of Cinema. <mask> was at Illinois for eight years. Five years after the University of Pennsylvania established the Annenberg School for Communication, <mask> became the school's Dean. The School's Journal of Communication was the leading publication in the field. <mask> established The Washington Program, a communications project that brought communication researchers and practitioners together in the U.S. Capitol, and

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title: George Gerbner

texts: created the first world encyclopedia of communications.The Cultural Indicators Project was established in 1968 to document trends in television programming and how they affect viewers' perception of society. He was named chair of the Commission on the Social Sciences of the American Council of Learned Societies in 1986. The U of Pennsylvania's longest-serving dean was retired from the deanship at Annenberg in 1989. He taught undergraduate and graduate courses in mass media analysis. The Cultural Environmental Movement was founded in 1991 to promote greater diversity in communication media. He became the Bell Atlantic Professor of Telecommunication at Temple University in 1997. The Cultural Indicators Project was established in 1968 to document trends in television programming and how they affect viewers' perception of society.The project held a database of over 3000 television programs and 35,000 characters. He used the phrase mean world syndrome to describe the fact that people who watch a lot of television are more likely to see the world as dangerous and frightening. A heightened sense of living in a mean world of violence and danger is the most general and prevalent association with television viewing. Fearful people are more vulnerable to being manipulated and controlled because they are more dependent. If it promises to relieve their fears, they may even welcome it. In a 1987 article titled "Science on Television: How It Affects Public Conceptions", <mask> touched on the fact that prime time television has an abundance of professionals being portrayed. Scientists were portrayed in a slightly more negative light.Scientists were portrayed as being smarter and stronger than other professionals, but they were also unbecoming and could cause a negative light to be cast on the entire


title: George Gerbner

texts: was written by Larry Gross, Michael Morgan, and Nancy Signorielli. There are some pages. J. Bryant and D. Zillmann edited Media Effects: Advances in Theory and Research.Lawrence Erlbaum Associates is located in New Jersey. Books were published in 1988. Nancy Signorelli is the author of Violence and Terror in the Mass Media. There is a book in New York. There is a preview. 1989. The Information Gap: How Computers and Other New Communication Technologies Affect the Social Distribution of Power was written by Marsha Siefert.Oxford University Press. 1991. The book is called Beyond the Cold War: Soviet and American Media Images. SAGE Publications is located in Newbury Park. 1992. The Media's War in the Persian Gulf, A Global Perspective, was written by Hamid Mowlana and Herbert L. Schiller. Avalon Publishing.There is a preview. 1993. The Global Media debate was hosted by Mowlana and Kaarle. Ablex is located in Norwood, NJ. There is a preview. 1996. "What Conglomerate Control of Media Means for America and the World" was written by Mowlana and Schiller.New York. There is a preview. 2002. Michael Morgan edited Against the Mainstream: The Selected Works of <mask>. Peter Lang is in New York. A book review. Testimonies from 1992.There was a subcommittee on crime and criminal justice. The California Senate Investigating Committee on Education investigated <mask>'s association with communist groups. The Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Consumer Protection, and Finance was formed in 1998. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation studied violence in television. The trial of Michael Carneal was an expert trial. The Bell Atlantic Professorship was announced in Temple Times. There have been deaths from cancer in Pennsylvania, Hungarian emigration to the United States, and American media

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title: Manuel Ramos (boxer)

texts: Pulgarcito (Tom Thumb) was a Mexican boxer and actor. He was a top contender for a world title in the late 1960s, and one of Mexico's most successful heavyweights. On June 24, 1968, <mask> became the first Mexican to challenge for the title when he fought Joe Frazier at Madison Square Garden. Andy Ruiz Jr., the first fighter of Mexican descent to win a world title in boxing, was in the same venue 51 years later. He was born in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. He was a professional boxer for two to three years in the early 1960s. On June 24, 1963, he defeated Indio Lopez for the Mexican title.He had a mixed record against American opponents in the Los Angeles area. His fortunes improved dramatically from 1966 to 1968, with a string of 13 victories, including a split decision over former title contender Eddie Machen. He was ranked fourth by The Ring Magazine and set up a title match with Joe Frazier. The bout was held at Madison Square Garden. The first Mexican fighter to appear at the arena was <mask>. The match was an intense two-round battle in which

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title: Manuel Ramos (boxer)

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title: Henry Johnson (Louisiana politician)

texts: The fifth Governor of Louisiana, <mask><mask>, was an American attorney and politician. He was a United States senator and a United States representative. <mask> was born in Virginia. <mask> became a member of the Virginia bar after completing an academic study in southern Virginia. He was an Episcopalian. <mask> lost a bid to Congress in 1812. He practiced law in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, located on the south bank of the Mississippi River in the south-central part of the state.In 1812, he was selected as a delegate to the first State constitutional convention and became a district judge. William C.C. was a U.S. senator. <mask> was elected by the state legislature as a Democratic-Republican to fill the seat that was left by Claiborne. In the 17th Congress, he was the chairman of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs. In 1823, he was elected by the Louisiana State Legislature as an "Adams Republican" and went on to serve six years in the U.S. Senate. The Party wanted to retain control of the Senate seat and asked him not to run for governor in 1824. <mask> was elected governor in 1824.He was Louisiana Governor from 1824 to 1828. During his term, the legislature moved the state seat of government to Donaldsonville, a compromise location settled on between Anglo-American leaders who wanted the capital moved from New Orleans to a more northerly location, and French Creoles who wanted to retain the seat of government within an historically- French area In 1824 riots in New Orleans forced the resignation of Governor Thomas B. Robertson. The election of <mask>

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title: Henry Johnson (Louisiana politician)

texts: as governor was due to a bitter division among the Creoles. He enjoyed the visit to Louisiana by the American Revolutionary War hero, Marquis de Lafayette. The Creole-Anglo split was allayed by that visit. <mask> took the side of the "Anglos" in a dispute about cotton and sugar cane.The Louisiana State Bank and the Consolidated Association of Planters of Louisiana were founded by <mask>'s administration. The Internal Improvement Board was formed to maintain and build infrastructure, such as roads and canals, to improve transportation and facilitate the movement of goods and produce to market. <mask> ran for a seat in the state legislature against Bouligny, a man of French and Spanish Creole descent, who had a high-ranking official in Spanish Louisiana at the end of the 18th. John Quincy Adams was endorsed by <mask> for President, Edward Livingston was endorsed by <mask> for Louisiana's 1st congressional district, and Pierre Derbigny was endorsed by <mask> for governor. Bouligny was re-elected to the Senate despite some of the men he supported being elected. Bouligny was first elected after <mask> resigned. Adams lost the Presidency to Andrew Jackson.<mask> was elected as a Whig to the U.S. House of Representatives after Edward White resigned. He was re-elected for two more terms. <mask> purchased many of their slaves from the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus. <mask>'s Chatham Plantation was where the slaves were sent. The people who were not sold to <mask> were sold to Jesse Batey. <mask> had to give more time to pay off his debt. <mask> sold a

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title: Henry Johnson (Louisiana politician)

texts: share of Chatham and the rest of his land to John R. Thompson in the year 1851.<mask> was the Whig nominee for governor. He was defeated by a democrat. Alexander Porter, who was elected to the U.S. Senate but never took the seat due to ill health, died in January 1844. The remainder of the term was served by <mask>. The Committee on Pensions was chaired by him. He was a senator when Texas became an independent Republic after leaving Mexico. The tariffs of 1846 were repealed by him.<mask> lost his bid to remain in the Senate to Pierre Soulé, a Jacksonian-Democrat of French Creole descent. He lost a race for U.S. Representative to <mask> Bullard. <mask> continued to practice law after moving to New Roads. <mask> married Elizabeth Rousby Key, a daughter of Philip Barton Key, a daughter of Ann Plater, and an uncle of Francis Scott Key, who married Roger B. Taney. The couple had a family. After the United States made the Louisiana Purchase, the <mask>s moved to the Territory of Orleans. The Second Superior Court of the Territory appointed him as clerk.He was appointed clerk of the newly formed St. Mary Parish in the southwestern part of the state. Death occurred during the Civil War. <mask> lived in Pointe Coupee Parish. After New Orleans fell, the state was taken over by the Union. He died near the end of the war and was buried on his plantation. The present-day Ascension Episcopal Church was built on land that was bequeathed to it by <mask>, according to Sidney A. Marchand in his Story of Ascension Parish. The Secretary of State of Louisiana is

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title: Silas X. Floyd

texts: <mask> was an African-American educator, preacher, and journalist. He was a writer and editor in Augusta, Georgia, and later wrote for the Augusta Chronicle. The Negro Press Association of Georgia was founded in 1892. He was a prominent agent of the International Sunday School Convention. He was an officer of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools. <mask>'s father was born in Georgia. He married a woman named Sarah Jane and had seven children.Four years after the end of the American Civil War and six years after the abolition of slavery, <mask> was born in Augusta. <mask> was a model for his son. As a boy, he worked delivering papers and shoes. J was a customer of <mask>'s. B. <mask> would have a lifelong relationship with White. <mask> began following a religious path early in his life, helping to hold religious services at a jail with the YMCA.<mask> was a valedictorian at Ware High School. He graduated from Atlanta University in May 1891. <mask> gave an oration at the graduation and his class numbered five graduates of the college course, including educator Julius Clifton Styles and physician Loring Brainard Palmer. He received an A.M. from the school in 1894. On May 6, 1900, Owen C. James married his former wife, who had a child with him. Ella had three sisters. Mary moved to Jacksonville, Florida after marrying a sea captain.Their daughter's niece married a composer. She was the daughter of two people. <mask> died in Augusta in 1923. <mask> was an editor of the Augusta Sentinel by 1891. He was the president of the Negro Press Association of Georgia in 1892. <mask> joined a Baptist church at the age of 12 and was licensed to preach in 1896. He was the pastor of the church in 1899.<mask> was an agent of the International Sunday School Convention. <mask> stepped in to lead the body when Charles T. Walker moved to lead a church in New York City. <mask> became a representative of the American Baptist Publication in 1901. He received a degree from Morris Brown University in 1903. He spent a year working in Boston after graduating from college and teaching in the region during the summers. He was the principal of a public school in Augusta from the

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title: Silas X. Floyd

texts: early 1890s to the late 1910s. <mask> was the corresponding secretary and the chairman of the publicity committee of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools.<mask> was the editor of the National Note-Book quarterly magazine. <mask> advocated for religious education, industrial education, and labor rights. He recommended focusing on development and advancement of African Americans in favor of limiting black involvement in politics. The position was similar to that of Booker T. Washington. <mask> was appointed secretary of the board by the governor. <mask> was an important civic leader. <mask> chaired the Colored Charitable Relief Fund after the Great Augusta Fire.The black and white communities in Augusta had liaisons with <mask> and Walker. He lost his friend and benefactor, J<mask> was a member of the committee that decided how his money would be spent, and he advocated for some of the money to be put towards the building of a new grammar school for black students. <mask> was a member of the State Executive Committees and was a Republican. <mask>'s published writings include a biography of Charles T. Walker, a children's book titled <mask>'s Flowers, a book of sermons titled The Gospel of Service and Other Sermons, and numerous poems and articles in national publications. <mask> was called the "Paul Laurence Dunbar of the South" by the Augusta Chronicle after he was elected a member of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences. <mask>'s Flowers argued for optimism, hard work, and determination in the face of violence and racial lynching and is often with books by Edward A. Johnson in its literary reevaluation of slavery and reconstruction by African American post-Reconstruction authors.Atlanta University received <mask>'s library after his death. The house where <mask> lived from 1906 to his death was purchased by members of Alpha Phi Alpha and a historical marker was placed in front of it. The Bannaker Lodge #3 F & A.M. PHA is one of the oldest Prince Hall-affiliated lodges in Georgia. The school was named after <mask>. There are references to African-American educators, African-American journalists, and people from Augusta,

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title: Frank Lauterbur

texts: <mask> was an American football player and coach. He was the head coach at the University of Toledo from 1963 to 1970 and the University of Iowa from 1971 to 1973. The National Football League had an assistant coach named <mask>. When his widowed mother remarried, <mask> moved north to Michigan. He was a football player at University of Detroit Jesuit High School. After serving in the United States Marine Corps during World War II, <mask> went to college. He played football for three years at Mount Union College.<mask> began his coaching career at two high schools. He spent two years as an assistant coach at Kent State University and two years as an assistant coach with the Baltimore Colts of the National Football League. <mask> left the Colts to become the offensive line coach at the United States Military Academy in 1957 because he wanted to return to college football. He was at West Point for five years and was a part of the 1958 season that featured Pete Dawkins. He was an assistant coach at the University of Pittsburgh in 1962. The University of Toledo offered <mask> his first college head coaching job. He was Toledo's head football coach and athletic director for eight years.Lauterbur 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 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

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title: Frank Lauterbur

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 He turned the program around in 1967, winning the first Mid-American Conference title in school history. Toledo had two perfect seasons in 1969 and 1970. At the end of the 1970 season, Toledo had won consecutive Tangerine Bowls and was riding a 23 game winning streak. Toledo had a 37–5–1 record in Lauterbur's last four years, including three conference titles, two bowl victories, and a number 14 ranking in the final AP Poll in 1970. The athletic director of the University of Iowa was interested in all of these accomplishments. Before the 1971 season, Lauterbur was the 22nd head coach in the history of Iowa football.He was expected to bring strong defense to Iowa since his 1970 Toledo team led the nation in total defense and pass defense and ranked second in the nation in scoring defense. It wasn't a big surprise that Iowa went 1–10 in <mask>'s first season, since the team had graduated 17 players the previous season. In 1972, Iowa improved to 3–7–1 and played well in most of the losses. It looked as though progress was being made when several players were set to return in 1973. The 1973 season was a disaster. Iowa's record was the worst in school history. In 1973, the Hawkeyes lost all 11 games.The only winless season in Iowa history was in 1889, when they lost the only game they scheduled. Despite the


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texts: 0–11 record, <mask> had two years left on his contract. Iowa fans were not happy with <mask>, but they were more upset with Lewis. Lewis' defensive units were terrible at Iowa. In 1973, Iowa scored the most points in school history. Several fans were appalled by Lewis's profanity in public. If Iowa was winning, that wouldn't be a problem.<mask> was approached about firing Lewis. Lauterbur said that he had to have full control of his staff and that it was his right to hire and fire assistant coaches. Lauterbur was reminded that it was his right as athletic director to hire and fire head football coaches. Lauterbur and Lewis were both out of a job as <mask>'s loyalty to his assistant backfired. "On the day he was fired, Lauterbur held an umbrella over my head so he could protect the notepad I was using from the rain that was falling near the stadium," wrote Ron Maly, a reporter for the Des Moines Register. He was a good guy, but Iowa was not the right place for him. He spent the rest of his career as a pro assistant.He was an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Rams for many years. He was a coach in the United States Football League. Lauterbur worked for the National Scouting Service after retiring from coaching. Retirement <mask> lived in Ohio after retiring. He had a wife, four children, and two grandsons. He died at a Toledo nursing home at the age of 88. References External links 1925 births 2013 deaths Army Black Knights football coaches Baltimore Colts coaches Iowa Hawkeyes football coaches Kent State Golden Flashes football coaches Los Angeles Rams coaches Mount Union Purple Raiders football

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title: Fathimath Fareela

texts: <mask> is a film actress. Fareela made her film debut in the romantic film Vaaloabi Engeynama, which was a critical and commercial success and was considered to be the most successful release of its kind in the country. The film shows a husband trying to convey his affection for his two wives. She won the Best Supporting Actress award for her performance in the film. <mask> starred as the fearless girl who unintentionally falls in love with her sister's love interest in a movie written and directed by Shafeeu. The romantic drama, co-starring Shafeeu, Sheela Najeeb and Mohamed Faisal, proved to be a commercial success. The horror film, Mendhamuge Evaguthu, was co-written and directed by Yoosuf Shafeeu and Amjad Ibrahim.A group of friends watch a horror film and are influenced by the narration in it. <mask> was in the last release of 2010 opposite Shafeeu and Sheela Najeeb. The male is a victim of domestic abuse. She played the role of Dr. Rizna Zareer, who met her lover after six years of marriage. Her performance was praised despite the negative reviews of the film. Twenty two housefull shows of the film were screened at cinema, declaring it a Mega-Hit and the second highest grossing release of the year. Hafaraaiy, a suspense thriller film written and directed by Amjad Ibrahim, was a critical and commercial failure.The story of a cannibal woman who is addicted to eating human flesh and how she victimised the inhabitants with her face covered in a veil is told in the film. Though its makeup was appreciated, the film received criticism for its "fragile" plot and "unnecessary" characters. "Neither scientifically nor psychologically, it has been proven in the

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title: Griselda Blanco

texts: La Madrina, also known as the Black Widow, the Cocaine Godmother and the Queen of Narco-Trafficking, was a Cocaine Godmother and a pioneer in the Miami area. She is thought to have been responsible for up to 200 murders while transporting cocaine from Columbia to New York, Miami and Southern California. On September 3, 2012 she was shot and killed. At the height of her fame, <mask> was one of the richest and most dangerous women in the world, and she was also one of the most powerful drug traffickers in the world. She was the first female criminal. The country's north coast is where <mask> was born. When she was three years old, she and her mother moved to Medelln.She became a criminal after arriving there. According to Charles Cosby, at the age of 11, <mask> kidnapped a child from an upscale flatland neighborhood near her own neighborhood and shot the child. She became a pickpocket when she was 13 years old. In order to escape the sexual assaults of her mother's boyfriend, <mask> ran away from home at the age of 19 and began to loot in Medelln at the age of 20. Drug business <mask> was a major figure in the history of the drug trade. In the mid-1970s, <mask> and her second husband went to the US with fake passports and settled in Queens, New York. They established a large cocaine business there, and in 1975, they were indicted on federal drug conspiracy charges.She settled in Miami in the late 1970s after fleeing to Colombia. The beginning of very public violent conflicts that involved hundreds of murders and killings yearly was associated with the high crime epidemic that swept the City of Miami in the 1980s. The creation of CENTAC 26 was a result of law enforcement's struggle to put an end to the influx of cocaine into Miami. The Miami Drug War, also known as the Cocaine Cowboy Wars, took place in the late 1970s and early 1980s. There was a time when cocaine was more popular than marijuana. The "Cocaine Cowboys" and their violent way of doing business as the "Miami drug war" were created by the

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title: Griselda Blanco

texts: lawless and corrupt atmosphere created by <mask>'s operations. Her distribution network spanned the United States.Her violent business style brought government scrutiny to South Florida, leading to the demise of her organization and the high-profile Miami drug scene of those times. In 1984 <mask>'s willingness to use violence against her Miami competitors or anyone else who displeased her, led her rivals to make repeated attempts to assassinate her. She fled to California in order to escape the hits. On February 18, 1985, she was arrested by the Drug Enforcement Administration in her home and held with full bail. She was sentenced to more than a decade in jail after she tried to escape. She continued to run her cocaine business while she was in prison. The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office obtained enough evidence to indict <mask> for three murders.The case collapsed due to a phone sex scandal between the star witness and female secretaries in the District attorney's office. <mask> had a heart attack while in prison. In 2004, <mask> was deported after being released from prison. In May 2007, the last time she was seen, she was at Bogot Airport. The murder took place on the night of September 3, 2012 and the victim was shot in the head and shoulder. She was shot at Cardiso butcher shop on the corner of 29th Street, after buying $150 worth of meat, when a middle-aged man climbed off the back of a motorbike and shot her two times. She was 69 years old.Carlos Trujillo was <mask>'s first husband. They had three sons, all of them poorly educated, and all of them were deported from the United States, and all of them were killed. Her second husband was a man. In 1975, <mask> confronted her business partner, who was also her business partner, in a Bogot nightclub parking lot about millions of dollars missing from the profits of the cartel they had built together. <mask>, then 32, pulled out a pistol,Bravo responded by producing an Uzi submachine gun and after a blazing gun battle he and six bodyguards

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title: Griselda Blanco

texts: lay dead. After recovering from a gunshot wound to the stomach, she moved to Miami, where her reputation for ruthlessness continued to climb. Her third husband, Daro Seplveda, was the father of her youngest son, Michael Corleone <mask>.Seplveda kidnapped Michael when he and <mask> disagreed over who would take custody. Her son returned to her in Miami after she paid to have Seplveda killed. Michael's father and older siblings were killed before he reached adulthood, according to the Miami New Times. His mother was in prison for most of his childhood and teenage years, and he was raised by his maternal grandmother and legal guardians. Michael was placed under house arrest in 2012 after being charged with two felony counts of cocaine trafficking and conspiracy to traffic in cocaine. He appeared on an Investigation Discovery documentary series to recount his lonely childhood. He was featured in a docuseries about the descendants of drug lords.He runs a clothing brand that refers to his mother. Michael said that his mother became a born-again Christian. Several upcoming projects include popular culture <mask>, who has been featured in multiple documentaries, series, films, and songs. The series will be a limited series on the streaming service. In 2020, there was a plan to make a film called The Godmother, starring Lopez as <mask>. The character of <mask> <mask> is portrayed by the actress Luces Velsquez in the 2012 TV Series The Drug Lord. In the Lifetime movie Cocaine Godmother, Catherine Zeta-Jones is portraying <mask>.The song "Slime Belief" was written by NBA Young Boy. The notorious drug lord was the subject of a record label formed by an American rapper. Cocaine Cowboys 2 was written as Cocaine Cowboys II: Hustlin' With the Godmother. Platinum is the highest level of certification in Canada for a song. She is mentioned in the second verse of "Portland", a song by Drake and Quavo. She is mentioned in the new version of the song. There is a list of people deported or removed from the United

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title: Franz Schnabel

texts: He was a German historian. He wrote about the "cultural crisis" of the 19th century in Germany as well as humanism after the end of the Third Reich. He was against Nazism during the Second World War. Karl and Maria Anna Guillemin were the parents of the life and career Schnabel. The father, a Protestant, the mother a Catholic, had married in 1885 and raised their three children in the Roman Catholic Church. In Baden, Schnabel grew up in liberalism. The close relationship to France that existed through his mother's family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchWhoever treads French soil in his youth will always have a sense of world history. He graduated from there in 1906. He studied History, German studies, French and Latin at two universities. He passed the Staatsexamen for the teaching profession at the grammar schools in 1910 and was awarded his doctorate in the same year as his thesis The Unification of Political Catholicism in Germany. At the beginning of 1914, <mask> took a leave of absence from the teaching profession to work on a History of the Baden Estates. The project was not realised due to the outbreak of the First World War, in which Schnabel was drafted in


title: Franz Schnabel

texts: Ministerverantwortlichkeit is in Baden. G. Braun was born in 1922. Freiherr von Stein. B. G. Teubner was born in Berlin in 1931.There is a Geschichte in the Jahrhundert. Herder, Freiburg im Breisgau– 1937; Nachdruck:Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, 1987 There is a new edition of Vol. The first one is Die Grundlagen. It was published in 1929. There is a new edition of Vol. There are two Monarchie und Volkssouvernitt.It was published in 1933. There is a new edition of Vol. There are three articles about Erfahrungswissenschaften und Technik. It was published in 1934. There is a new edition of Vol. The religisen Krfte. It was published in 1937.1914– 1965, Abhandlungen und Vortrge. There is a change to be made. There is a person by the name of Heinrich Lutz. Herder was from Freiburg/Basel/Vienna. "Kritik und Erneuerung" is a literature. The Historismus bei <mask>l. In 25 1996.The name of the person is <mask>. The Feier is 100. Geburtstages. Oldenbourg was in Munich in 1988. Thomas Hertfelder is the owner of the deutsche Geschichtswissenschaft. The Historischen Kommission was a part of the Geschichtsschreibung. There is a new edition of Vol.60). There are 2 volumes. Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht, Gttingen 1998, was published in 1998. The first edition of 1, Vol. 2. "<mask>abel." was said by Thomas Hertfelder. In Katharina Weigand.Mnchner Historiker is a Politik und Wissenschaft. The seminar was held for 150 years. Utz, Munich 2010, pp. 23–58. Thomas Hertfelder is known as Historie. "Deutscher Geschichte im neunzehnten Jahrhundert" is an Interpretationsmuster. In 116 in 1996.The person is

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texts: Karl-Egon Lnne. The book was written by Hans-Ulrich Wehler. There is a new edition of Vol. There is an IX. Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht were from Gttingen. It was written by Clemens Rehm. There is a man named <mask>.Historiker, Pdagoge. Begleitpublikation des Generallandesarchivs Karlsruhe. Freiburg was founded in 2002. Peter Steinbach is the author of the ed. The author is the Historiker des freiheitlichen Verfassungsstaates. Berlin 2009,. "<mask> (1887–1966)" is a description by Bernhard Stier.The issue was online. There are links to the stages of his life as a historian, professor, and state politician, as well as a short biography of him from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Writers from Mannheim in the 20th century, as well as members of the German Academy of Sciences at

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title: Elisabeth Scott

texts: <mask> was an architect who designed the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in England. The first important public building in Britain was designed by a female architect. <mask> was one of ten children of <mask>, a surgeon. She was related to the architects <mask> and George Frederick Bodley and the second cousin of <mask>. She attended the Redmoor School in Bournemouth at the age of fourteen. She graduated from the Architectural Association's new school in London in 1924. The first position <mask> held was with the architects David Niven and Herbert Wigglesworth.She became an assistant to Louis de Soissons, a progressive architect who produced buildings in the contemporary style for the new garden city of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, where she worked on the design for the Shredded Wheat Factory. In 1927 a competition for a replacement for the burnt-out Shakespeare Memorial Theatre was announced and <mask> entered with a confidence in her own abilities taken from the sound theoretical grounding at the Architectural Association's school. She was working for Maurice Chesterton at the time and he agreed to watch her proposals for feasibility. He was a cousin of the theatre's publicist. There is a town called Chesterton. Elizabeth Chesterton claimed in a late interview that the competition entry had been submitted under <mask>'s name, suggesting that all research into the practical requirements of theatre function had been her father's. Maurice Chesterton did not claim any personal share in the successful design.Alison Sleigh and John Chiene Shepherd were with <mask>. The four formed a partnership to prepare the detailed plans and supervise the construction after winning the competition. There was a mixed reaction to <mask>'s design. The bulk of the small town was "startling" and "brutal" according to the Manchester Guardian. The building was noted by The Times as adapting itself to the lines of the river and landscape. Sir Edward was going to be the theatre's new musical director but he was angry with the design of the building and refused to work on it. George Bernard Shaw, a member of the SMT committee, was a firm supporter of <mask>'s design as the only one to show any theatrical sense.<mask> acknowledged that she had not intended to hide the building's

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texts: function. Although most criticism was directed at the building's external form, in the auditorium the performers acknowledged that <mask> had been at the mercy of her theatrical advisors. The gallery seating was extended along the sides in 1951. One of the features enthusiastically praised in the June 1932 edition of the Architectural Review was the building's lack of meaningless decoration. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre is considered to be a "nationally significant building" and the "best modern municipal style of architecture". It was listed as a Grade II* listed building in 1980. <mask>, Shepherd and Breakwell became "Scott, Shepherd and Breakwell" after John Shepherd and Alison Sleigh married.The work on the Fawcett Building at Newnham College, Cambridge, is of note, although none of their subsequent commissions had the prominence of the SMT. <mask> worked with RonaldPhillips & Partners in the post-war period. The Pavilion Theatre on Bournemouth Pier was one of the projects she worked on in the public sector. These relatively mundane schemes were not a reflection of <mask>'s early talent; she was unable to live up to her perceived early promise. She retired in 1968. Feminism In 1924, when <mask> entered practice, there were no prominent women architects and her selection for the project to rebuild the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre after it was destroyed by fire was only through her success in an international competition. The decision to use women architects to assist her on the Stratford design was instrumental in opening up the profession to women.<mask> was identified with the progressive movement because he was not an outspoken feminist. She was more of a quiet and practical feminist, ensuring that women were represented on her design projects and working through the Fawcett Society to promote wider acceptance. She disliked being called a 'female architect' rather than simply an 'architect'. He was an active member of Soroptimist International of Bournemouth. She married George Richards in 1936. She died in Bournemouth. The design of the new UK passport will be used for the next 5 years and will feature a picture of <mask>, one of two prominent British women.The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre is one of the sources of Women in

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title: Spike Lee

texts: <mask> is an American film director, producer, screenwriter, actor, and professor. More than 35 films have been produced by his production company. He made his directorial debut. He has written and directed a number of films, including Do the Right Thing (1989), Mo' Better Blues (1990), Jungle Fever 1991 and Malcolm X (1992). <mask> acted in ten films. <mask>'s work has explored race relations, colorism in the black community, the role of media in contemporary life, and other political issues. He has won numerous awards for his work, including an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, a Student Academy Award, a BAFTA Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, two Emmy Awards, and two Peabody Awards.He has received a number of awards, including an Oscar, a BAFTA, and a César. <mask>'s films Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, 4 Little Girls and She's gotta Have It were selected for preservation by the Library of Congress for being culturally, historically or aesthetically significant. William James <mask> III, a jazz musician and composer, was born in Atlanta, Georgia, the son of Shelton Jackson <mask>, a teacher of arts and black literature. Three of <mask>'s siblings have worked in many different positions in <mask>'s films. Director Malcolm D<mask> is related to him. The family moved from Atlanta to New York when he was a child. He was nicknamed "<mask>" by his mother.He was a student at John Dewey High School. <mask> made his first student film, Last Hustle in Brooklyn, at Morehouse College, a historically black college in Atlanta. He graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a B.A. Mass communication from Morehouse. He received a Master of Fine Arts in film and television from New York University. <mask>'s first independent short film, Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads, was released in 1983. The film was submitted as a thesis by <mask>.<mask> and Ernest R. Dickerson both worked on

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texts: the film. Lincoln Center's New Directors New Films Festival showcased the first student film. <mask> composed the score. The film was nominated for a Student Academy Award. She's gotta Have It was <mask>'s first feature film. The film was filmed in black-and-white and concerns a young woman who is seeing three men. The film launched <mask>'s career.<mask> shot the film in two weeks with a budget of $175,000, he wrote, directed, produced, starred and edited the film. The film made over $7 million at the U.S. box office. A.O. is a film critic for the New York Times. The film was part of the American independent film movement of the 1980s. It was a landmark film for African-American filmmakers and a welcome change in the representation of blacks in American cinema, depicting men and women of color not as pimps and whores, but as intelligent, upscale urbanites. In 1989, <mask> made Do the Right Thing, a film that focused on a Brooklyn neighborhood's simmering racial tension on a hot summer day. The film's cast included <mask>, Danny Aiello, Bill Nunn, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Rosie Perez, John Turturro, Martin Lawrence and Samuel L. Jackson.The film gained critical praise as one of the best films of the year, and later in the decade, it was ranked as one of the top 10 films of the decade by film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. The film was added to Ebert's list. Many people were surprised that the film wasn't nominated for Best Picture or Best Director at the Academy Awards. <mask>'s first Oscar nomination was for Best Supporting actor for Danny Aiello. Kim Basinger stated at the Academy ceremony that Do the Right Thing deserved a Best Picture nomination because it tells the truth. Driving Miss Daisy, a film about race relations between an elderly Jewish woman and her driver, won Best Picture. In an April 7, 2006 interview with New York magazine, <mask> said that the other film's

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texts: success, which he thought was based on safe stereotypes, hurt him more than if his film had not been nominated for an award.The Anti-Defamation League accused <mask> of antisemitism after the 1990 release of Mo' Better Blues. The club owners were described as "Shylocks". <mask> said that he wrote the characters in order to show how black artists struggled against exploitation. Lew Wasserman, Sidney Sheinberg, or Tom Pollock, the Jewish heads of Universal Studios, were unlikely to allow antisemitic content in a film they produced, according to <mask>. He said he couldn't make an antisemitic film because Jews run Hollywood. In 1992, <mask> released his biographical epic film Malcolm X based on the Autobiography of Malcolm X, starring Denzel Washington as the famed civil rights leader. The film dramatizes key events in Malcolm X's life: his criminal career, his incarceration, his conversion to Islam, his ministry as a member of the Nation of Islam and his later falling out with the organization.Defining childhood incidents include his father's death, his mother's mental illness, and his experiences with racism. Roger Ebert ranked the film No. 1 in his review of the film. He described the film as "one of the great screen biographies, celebrating the sweep of an American life that bottomed out in prison before its hero reinvented himself." Malcolm X was ranked among the ten best films of the 1990s by Ebert and Scorsese. Washington was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of Malcolm X. "I'm not the only one who thinks Denzel was robbed on that one," <mask> said. 4 Little Girls, about the girls killed in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Alabama in 1963, was nominated for an Academy Award.The film was selected for preservation by the Library of Congress as being culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant. In 2002, <mask> directed 25th Hour, which opened to

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texts: positive reviews and was named one of the best films of the decade by several critics. The film was added to the "Great Movies" list by Roger Ebert. It was put on the "best films of the decade" lists by A. O. Scott, Richard Roeper and Roger Ebert. It was named the 26th greatest film since 2000 in a poll of 177 critics. The film made almost $24 million against a $5 million budget. Inside Man was directed by <mask> in 2006 and starred Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster, and Clive Owen.The film was atypical for <mask> because it was a studio thriller. The film made $186 million off of a $45 million budget. Empire gave the film four stars out of five, concluding, "It's certainly a <mask> film, but no Spike Lee Joint." He's delivered a pacy, vigorous and frequently masterful take on a well-worn genre. Thanks to some slick lens work and a cast on cracking form, <mask> proves himself. It's not always a bad thing to play it straight. <mask> received the San Francisco Film Society's Directing Award at the 50th San Francisco International Film Festival.The Wexner Prize was given to him in 2008. One of the richest prizes in the American arts was won by him. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences gave <mask> an award for his contributions to film. Samuel L. Jackson presented <mask> with the award at the Governors Awards ceremony. The NBA 2K16 MyCareer story mode was directed, written and produced by <mask>. <mask> rebounded with a musical drama film, Chi-Raq, after a perceived long dip in quality. The film is a modern-day adaptation of the ancient Greek play "Lysistrata" which explores the challenges of race, sex, and violence in America.Nick Cannon, Dave Chappelle, John Cusack, and Samuel L. Jackson starred in the film. In November, the film was released by Amazon Studios. Critics generally gave Chi-Raq a positive review. "Chi-Raq is as urgent and satisfyingly ambitious as it is wildly

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texts: inconsistent, and it contains some of <mask>'s smartest, sharpest, and all-around entertaining late-period films," stated the site's critical consensus. The true story of a black police officer infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan was the subject of <mask>'s film BlacKkKlansman. The film won the Grand Prix and opened in August of last year. "BlacKkKlansman uses history to offer bitingly trenchant commentary on current events, and brings out some of <mask>'s hardest-hitting work in decades along the way" is what the film received when it opened in North America.During the awards season leading up to the Academy Awards, <mask> was invited to join a Directors Roundtable conversation. Ryan Coogler, Yorgos Lanthimos, Alfonso Cuarn, and Marielle Heller were in the Roundtable. Bradley Cooper is in A Star is Born. <mask>'s first ever nomination in this category was for Best Picture and Best Director. <mask> won an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. <mask> replied, "Let me give you a British answer, it's not my cup of tea" when asked if Green Book offended him. The film Do the Right Thing missed out on a Best Picture nomination at the 1989 Oscars due to <mask>'s film Driving Miss Daisy.The Vietnam war film Da 5 Bloods was released in 2020. The cast of the film included Delroy Lindo, Jonathan Majors, Isiah Whitlock Jr., and Paul Walter Hauser. The film was released in June of 2020. The film's plot follows a group of aging Vietnam War veterans who return to the country in search of the remains of their fallen squad leader, as well as the treasure they buried while serving there. The film was supposed to premiere out-of-competition at the 2020 Cannes Film Festival, then play in theaters in May or June before streaming on the internet. The film received a 92 percent approval rating from the website, with the critical consensus reading: " <mask>'s Da 5 Bloods is one of the most urgent and

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texts: impactful films." The film has a weighted average score of 82 out of 100 on Metacritic, indicating "universal acclaim".The origin story of Viagra will be the subject of a movie musical by <mask>. He signed a deal to direct and produce newer movies. <mask> taught a course at Harvard in 1991. He taught at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in the graduate film program. He received his master of fine arts there. He became the artistic director of the school in 2002. He is a tenured professor.Levi's hired <mask> to direct a series of commercials for their jeans. <mask> was offered a job directing commercials for Nike. They wanted to pair <mask>'s character, Mars Blackmon, who admired athlete Michael Jordan, with Jordan in a marketing campaign for the Air Jordan line. <mask> was asked about the phenomenon of inner-city youths trying to steal Air Jordans from other kids. He said that, rather than blaming manufacturers of apparel that gained popularity, "deal with the conditions that make a kid put so much importance on a pair of sneakers, a jacket and gold". <mask> has directed commercials for a number of brands through the marketing wing of 40 Acres and a Mule. <mask>'s films are usually referred to as "Spike Lee Joints"." By Any Means Necessary", "Yadig", and "Sho Nuff" are the closing credits. Oldboy used the traditional "A Spike Lee Film" credit after it was re-edited. <mask>'s films examined race relations, colorism in the black community, the role of media in contemporary life, and other political issues. The use of dolly shots to portray the characters "floating" through their surroundings is one of the unique elements of his films. Elia Kazan's On the Waterfront and A Face in the Crowd are two of <mask>'s favorite films. <mask> attended a screening of After Hours at NYU. The Student Academy Award was won by <mask> for his film Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads.He

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texts: received awards at the Black Reel Awards for Love and Basketball, the Black Movie Awards for Inside Man, and the Berlin International Film Festival for Get on the Bus. He won an award for his work. Do the Right Thing and 4 Little Girls were nominated for Academy Awards but did not win. The Academy gave him an award for his contributions to filmmaking. He received his first Best Picture and Best Director nominations. At the age of 58, <mask> became the youngest person ever to receive an Academy Award. <mask> was a champion of independent film and an inspiration to young filmmakers.<mask> received the award at a private ceremony at the Governors Awards. BlacKkKlansman received 6 Academy Award nominations in 2019. <mask>lansman, won the Grand Prix. <mask>'s films Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, 4 Little Girls, and She's gotta Have It were selected for preservation by the Library of Congress for being culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant. <mask> delivered the address to the graduating class of the university.<mask> met his wife in 1992 and they were married a year later in New York. They have two children, a daughter and a son. <mask> is a fan of the New York Yankees, the New York Knicks, the ice hockey team the New York Rangers, and the English football team. Reggie Miller is the subject of a documentary in the 30 for 30 series. <mask> and Miller were at Knicks games in Madison Square Garden. Spike TV was accused of using <mask>'s nickname. <mask> said viewers would think he was associated with the new channel because of his fame.<mask> said that he believed in God. I believe that there is a higher being. This cannot be an accident. The Upper East Side of Manhattan is where <mask> and his wife live. In May 2020, he published a 3-minute short film titled New York New York, which was later featured on the city's official website. <mask> celebrated Joe Biden's victory over

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texts: Donald Trump in the 2020 Presidential election with champagne and a crowd on the streets of Brooklyn. There were photos and videos that went viral.The New York Post reported in May 1999 that <mask> made an inflammatory comment about the president of the National Rifle Association. Someone should " Shoot him with a.44 Bull Dog" if <mask>'s comments are to be believed. <mask> said he intended it to be a joke. He was responding to a story about whether Hollywood was to blame for school shootings. He said the problem was guns. Republican House Majority Leader Dick Armey said that <mask> had "nothing to offer the debate on school violence except more violence and more hate". In October 2005, <mask> responded to a CNN anchor's question as to whether the government intentionally ignored the plight of black Americans during the 2005 Hurricane Katrina catastrophe by saying, "It's not too far-fetched."I do not place anything past the United States government. I don't think it's realistic that they tried to remove all the black people from New Orleans. The government's past was cited by <mask> in later comments. <mask> criticized Clint Eastwood for not depicting black Marines in his own World War II film, Flags of Our Fathers, because he was making a movie about an all-black U.S. division fighting in Italy during World War II. While black Marines fought at Iwo Jima, Eastwood pointed out that the U.S. military was racially divided during World War II. He told <mask> to shut his face. <mask> argued that there was not one black soldier in the two Iwo Jima films and that Eastwood was acting like an "angry old man".He said that he and Eastwood were not on a plantation. <mask> claimed that the event was exaggerated by the media and that he and Eastwood had reconciled through mutual friend Steven Spielberg. <mask> has been criticized for his representation of women. bell hooks said that he wrote black

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texts: women in the same way that white male filmmakers write the characters of white women. Rosie Perez, who was in an acting role for the first time as Tina in Do the Right Thing, said later that she was very uncomfortable with doing the nude scene. Elaine and David McClain were forced to leave their home and stay at a hotel due to death threats after the address turned out to be incorrect. <mask> issued an apology and reached an agreement with the McClains, which included "compensation", according to their attorney.<mask> was accused of encouraging a dangerous mob mentality among his followers, as well as the public-at-large, in a negligent lawsuit filed in November. According to the court filing, the couple suffered "injuries and damages" that continued after the initial settlement. The judge agreed with <mask> that the issue had already been settled. A video of an altercation between <mask> and the security team at Madison Square Garden was released in March 2020. There were rumors that <mask> was being removed from the building. The Knicks said that the idea that <mask> is a victim because he doesn't use the employee entrance is laughable. He is allowed to come to The Garden via the general entrance, but not through the employee entrance, which he and Jim agreed to when they shook hands on Monday.<mask> denied that he had been using the same entrance for 28 years. <mask> wouldn't attend the rest of the games. In June 2020, <mask> defended Woody Allen despite his sexual abuse allegation during a radio interview stating: "I'd just like to say Woody Allen is a great, great filmmaker and this cancel thing is not just Woody." I don't know if you can erase someone like they never existed, but we are going to see that short of killing somebody when we look back on it. Woody is a friend of mine. I know he is going through it. <mask> apologized on social media.<mask> has defended the man

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texts: The French soldier who played a major role in the fortifications of Lyon was a General Baron. The family originated in Abbeville. In the middle of the 18th century, a cloth and silk merchant named Jean-<mask> established himself in Paris on the rue Saint-Honoré. He married into the nobility. His son was an advocate of the Parliament of Paris and keeper of the records of the Company of the Indies. There were two sons of <mask>-Baptiste. He was born on July 2, 1777, and went on to become an architect.He was born in Paris in the 17th century. He attended a college. He graduated from the cole Polytechnique at the age of 16. He left the School of Engineering in 1800 as a lieutenant. After serving in the campaign in Portugal, he was promoted to captain and transferred to Boulogne. He fought in the Battle of Austerlitz in the Army of Germany. He was attached to the corps of Marshall Jean Lannes, who tried to get him a promotion to battalion commander.General Henri Gatien Bertrand thought that he was too young for a senior rank. The Battle of Jena was fought in the 18th century. He was sent to Catalonia after assisting in the sieges of Stralsund and Colberg. After the defense of Barcelona, he was named battalion commander. He was made an officer of the Legion of Honour at the Third Siege of Gerona, where he led the first assault on the fort of Montjouy. He became a lieutenant-colonel in 1814. After Napoleon's fall, the King of France, Louis XIV of France, gave his loyalty to the man who had been faithful to him.He commanded the 2nd Engineers Regiment for six years after being promoted to colonel in 1816. He held the position of deputy governor of the cole Polytechnique for a while. He was promoted to brigadier

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texts: general in 1823 and was in charge of the engineers of the Army of Catalonia. The senior commander of the defensive works of Lyon was named after the July Monarchy. In the event of the loss of Paris, the goal was to create an immense fortified place that could serve as a military capital and place of refuge for the government of France. The works started by General Haxo were adapted and extended by him. He was involved in the suppression of the Canut revolts twice.He was commander of the engineers in the capture of Algeria. His military duties made it difficult for him to attend the sessions of the house. The person who died in 1866 was <mask> <mask>. The system of fortifications in Lyon included Fort de la Duchre Fort de Caluire. The bastion of St-Jean on the Sane side of the fort was made into a powerful artillery position. The Fourvire fort was rebuilt in the 19th century. The fortifications on the right bank of the Sane have disappeared.The forts of Caluire and Montessuy were located between the Sane and the Rhne. The forts of Brotteaux, Villeurbanne or Montluc were built on the left bank of the Rhne and were demolished fifteen years later. The Colombier fort was demolished. The "Parc Blandan" was a barracks that was adapted from the La Motte fort. The fortified barracks in the middle of the Général Frre neighborhood are the only remnants of the fort. The Journal de l'expédition de Constantine was published by the National Library of France. The 30 mars 1841 was Séance du 30 mars.sur le projet de loi relatif aux fortifications of Paris National Library of France Rapport. The 30 mars 1841 was Séance du 30 mars. References include births and deaths of French generals and military personnel of the Napoleonic

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texts: <mask> was a British film, television and stage actor who had leading roles in a number of Hollywood films, including his portrayal of the space visitor in the science fiction film The Day the Earth Stood Still. <mask> has appeared in more than 50 films and in several American television series. Early years and career <mask> was the second son of a Scottish wool mill owner, <mask>, and his English wife Amelia. He had four siblings: elder brother William, younger brother Gordon, and sister Edith. <mask>'s family owned a wool business that had been open for over 150 years. He attended the Leys School in Cambridge. He did not like his job at the family wool mill.He worked as a car salesman, as well as sweeping floors in his uncle's steel ropes factory. He decided on a career as an actor at the age of 26. He changed his name to <mask>. Ronald Colman was cited as a role model by him. Rennie was taken on as an extra by a casting director at Gaumont British who was interested in him. Rennie wanted to learn how films were made. <mask> said Rennie was taken on because he was good-looking and athletic.He was given a contract to play small parts and work as a stand-in for players such as Robert Young. Secret Agent was an uncredited bit part in which Rennie stood in for Robert Young. <mask> was fired by Balcon after he acted in a scene in East Meets West. I had seen the rushes of that day's filming and had decided that Rennie was too inexperienced to justify a big screen part. The 1937 screen test for Marguerite Allan and <mask> did not lead to a film career for either of them. Rennie left the studios and went to learn his job in repertory.

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texts: Rennie was a star with the York Repertory Company.He played Professor Henry Higgins in Pygmalion. The Man Who Could Work Miracles, Conquest of the Air, The Squeaker, Gangway, and The Divorce of Lady X are some of the films he played in. He said he tried to perfect a "mid-Atlantic accent" which made people think he was Canadian. Rennie received offers for larger film roles after the outbreak of war in Europe on 1 September 1939. Rennie was cast in Ships with Wings after auditioning for <mask>. Rennie accepted a one-line role in George Formby's Turned Out Nice Again while the film was being prepared. Rennie said he enjoyed it as he was playing a motor salesman, and this reminded him of the days when he tried to sell cars without securing a single buyer.Tower of Terror was <mask>'s first big film role. The lead role of a crazed Dutch lighthouse keeper was played by Wilfrid Lawson, while the other two lead roles were played by <mask> and Movita. <mask> said in a 1951 interview that this was his worst part. He was used by <mask> in The Big Blockade. He was referred to as a "rapidly rising newcomer". He was referred to as an "athletic, Gable-ish young man" by another profile. <mask> joined the RAF Volunteer Reserve on May 27, 1941.In 1942, Balcon wrote that there had been a pause in <mask>'s film career. There will be parts waiting for him when the war is over. On the day after he was discharged, he was commissioned as a pilot officer in the General Duties Branch of theRAFVR. He was promoted to flying officer on February 5, 1943. He resigned his commission on 1 May 1944, not discharged on disability, as the studio publicity stated.

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texts: <mask> was sent to the United States for fighter pilot training under the Arnold Plan after completing his basic training. The pilots of the RAF were trained by the United States Army Air Force.Jack Morton told an anecdote about when he and <mask> were in the same class and they were posted to a basic flying school. Half of the class that completed the course at Cochran Field were posted to Dothan, Alabama, to train on single-engine planes, and the other half were posted to twin-engine schools. Most of us were content to stay on the camp when we had time off, like Cochran, who was a large permanent Air Corps Base. A cadet on our course told us that he was an actor, but no one took him seriously. He was correct when a film called Ships with Wings starring <mask> came to the camp cinema. After the end of the war in Europe in May 1945, <mask> was given his first film break, in the musical I'll Be Your Sweetheart. <mask>'s character was the main one in the film and he was given an "introduction" credit.<mask>'s performance made the film "noteworthy" and he was likely Hollywood material, according to a review from the US trade paper Variety. Rennie knows the value of visual tricks and has a lot on the ball. They will go for him in a big way. He followed this with a movie called The Wicked Lady. <mask> was the fifth lead. The year's biggest box-office hit, and an excellent project to be associated with, was listed ninth on a list of top ten highest-grossing British films of all time. <mask>'s prestige was raised when he was given a single prominent scene as a commander of Roman centurions in Gabriel Pascal's production of George

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texts: Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra.Despite being highly successful at the box office, the film lost a lot of money because of its expense. He was called "the dark idol of the bobbysoxers" by one report. Female fans mobbed him on a personal appearance tour. Gainsborough and one of their biggest female stars were in the movie The Root of All Evil. <mask> was the highest paid film star in Britain when he signed a five-year contract with a new company. The first film under the new contract was White Cradle Inn, which was shot in Switzerland. <mask> had been "loaned out" to another company to make it, but then he made his first for the company.The film did a poor job. <mask> made a number of films for independent producers, but his career began to fade after he made two comedies for Val Guest: Miss Pilgrim's Progress and The Body Said No! The year 1950. In the 47-minute episode "Sanatorium", Rennie was one of two central characters in a fully-fledged love story. English actors were cast in the 20th Century Fox medieval adventure story The Black Rose, which was shot in England in 1950. <mask> was cast as the 13th-century King Edward I, whose tall frame gave him the nickname "Longshanks". He was fifth after the other two.Power spoke well of the actor to Fox executives, and <mask> became good friends with him. <mask> was offered a role in the film The 13th Letter after impressing the studio head. The setting of the film was changed to the Canadian province of Quebec. Fox offered <mask> a seven-year contract in November of 1950 because it was so pleased with his work. <mask> received top billing in his next film, The Day the Earth

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texts: Stood Still, after Claude Rains turned down the role. It was a serious, high-minded exploration of mid-20th century suspicion and paranoia, combined with a philosophical overview of humanity's coming place in the larger universe. Robert Wise told Rennie to do the role with dignity but not with superiority.Billy and Rennie recreated their original film roles as the story was dramatised in 1954. On 3 March 1962, when The Day the Earth Stood Still made its television premiere on NBC's NBC Saturday Night at the Movies, <mask> appeared in a two-minute introductory prologue. <mask> played the agent who tracks down James Mason in the wartime spy thriller 5 Fingers, as well as in the ensemble drama Phone Call from a Stranger, where he played an American. He provided voice overs for several Fox films, including The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel, Pony Soldier, Titanic, and The Desert Rats. Much of the credit for Les Misérables was given to the central performance of Rennie. The studio decided to make a new version of Les Misérables as a vehicle for a potential leading man. Lewis Milestone is known for his early sound version of All Quiet on the Western Front.<mask>'s performance was respectfully received by the critics. Les Misérables returned an extremely modest profit and put an end to any further attempts to promote the 43-year-old <mask> as a potential star. In 1952 he was attached to a project called Arms of Venus. He began his career as a top supporting actor at Fox, playing figures of authority, such as military officers or doctors. The supporting actor at Fox <mask> was second-billed in Sailor of the King as an admiral, but it

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