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texts: forces led to many deaths and injuries. On 21 February, the president claimed that he had reached an agreement with the opposition. He left the capital for Kharkiv later that day, saying his car was shot at as he traveled to southern Russia.The Ukrainian parliament voted to remove him from his post and schedule new elections because he restrained himself from performing his constitutional duties, rather than following the impeachment process for criminal acts under the Ukrainian constitution. A warrant for his arrest was issued two days after the date for the special election was set, accusing him of "mass killing of civilians." After his departure, he held a number of press conferences. He said he was the legitimate head of the Ukrainian state elected in a free vote by Ukrainian citizens. The parliament stripped <mask> of the title of president on June 18, 2015. He was sentenced in absentia to thirteen years' imprisonment for high treason by a Ukrainian court. Early life and career <mask>anuk is a descendant of the Catholic name John. His mother was a Russian nurse and his father was a Polish-Belarusian locomotive-driver.By the time he was a teenager, he had lost both of his parents and was brought up by his paternal grandmother from Warsaw. His great-grandparents were from Poland. He has no contact with his half- sisters from his father's remarriage. On December 15, 1967, at the age of 17, <mask> was sentenced to three years imprisonment for participating in a robbery and assault. He was convicted for the second time on assault charges. He didn't appeal against the verdict and was sentenced to two years in prison. He characterized his arrest and imprisonment as "mistakes of youth".A niece of a city judge married a man in 1971.

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texts: In July 1974, he attended the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute. He was promoted to director of a small trucking division as a second-year student. The start of his managerial career was marked by his appointment as the chief manager. He worked for various transport companies in the 1990s. In August 1996 he was appointed as a Vice-Head of the Donetsk Oblast Administration. He was appointed the Head of the Administration on May 14, 1997.The Governor). The Prime Minister was appointed by the President after Anatoliy Kinakh resigned. The Verkhovna Rada confirmed the Prime Minister on November 21, 2002, eight more than needed. Although declaring support for Ukrainian membership in the European Union, the cabinet was considered to be politically close to Russia. The commission of Ukrainian troops to the Iraq War in support of the United States' War on Terrorism was agreed to by the cabinet despite the parliamentary coalition not supporting Ukrainian membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. In 2004, as the Prime Minister, <mask> participated in the controversial Ukrainian presidential election as the Party of Regions candidate. The southern and eastern regions of Ukraine support close ties with Russia.In the first round of voting held on 31 October 2004, <mask> took second place with 39.3% of the votes to Yuschenko's 39.8%. A second round of voting was scheduled because no candidate passed the 50 percent threshold. The winner of the second round of the election was initially declared. Following allegations of electoral fraud, many Ukrainians, international organizations, and foreign governments questioned the legitimacy of the election. The protests became known as the Orange Revolution. The second round of the election was

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texts: nullified by the Supreme Court of Ukraine, and in the repeated run-off, Yushchenko won with 51.9 percent of the vote. The Ukrainian parliament passed a non-binding motion of no confidence in <mask>'s government after the election.The Prime Minister resigned five days after his electoral defeat. In November 2009, he stated that he conceded defeat to avoid bloodshed. I didn't want mothers to lose their children. I did not want dead bodies from Kyiv to go down the Dnipro. I did not want to assume power through bloodshed. After his electoral defeat in 2004, <mask> led the main opposition party against the Tymoshenko government made up of Yushchenko's Our Ukraine, the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc, and Oleksandr Moroz's Socialist Party. There was a lot of conflict between Yushchenko and Tymoshenko.The establishment of Yekhanurov's government was supported by the Party of Regions. In October 2004, Ukrainian deputy Hryhory Omelchenko accused Yanukovych of being a member of a group of individuals who brutally beat and raped a woman, but bought off the victim and the criminal case was closed. According to the press-service of the Ukrainian Cabinet, Yanukovych was hurt by the attempt to defend a girl from hooligans. The Party of Regions and United Russia signed a collaboration agreement in 2005. The United Russia party had a congress in 2008. In January of 2006 the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine started an official investigation of the false acquittal of criminal convictions which Yanukovych received in his youth. According to the head of the ministry, forensic tests proved that the documents issued in 1978 were forgeries, and thus precluded <mask> from running for the seat in the 2006 parliamentary election.Although the outcome of the

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texts: investigation into the legality of the <mask>'s acquittal could not affect his eligibility to run for the parliament seat since the deprivation of his civil rights due to the past convictions would have expired anyway, the latter statement was corrected by Lutsenko himself. The 2006 Ukrainian parliamentary election was won by the Party of Regions. In 2006 a criminal charge was made for the falsification of documents. Two documents had been forged about the robbery in association with rape and assault. The judge's signature was forged. The Government Chiefs Council of the Commonwealth of Independent States had a new chairman on May 25, 2007. The presidential campaign and election took place in 2009.The Party of Regions and the Youth Party of Ukraine endorsed him. During the campaign, the Minister of Internal Affairs accused <mask> of financial fraud. The campaign was expected to cost between $100 and $150 million. In case of election fraud, on December 11, 2009, Yanukovych called for his supporters to go to the Independence Square. The first round of the election was held on 17 January and early vote returns show that <mask> won with 35.8% of the vote. He faced a second round against Tymoshenko, who finished second with 24.7% of the vote. After all the votes were counted, the Ukrainian Central Election Commission declared that <mask> had won the election with 48.95% of the vote.Tymoshenko withdrew her legal challenge. The victory speech was written by Tad Devine, an associate of Rick Gates. The inauguration of <mask> as president was scheduled for February 25, 2010. The decree endorsing the plan of events was signed by the Ukrainian President. Yushchenko wished to defend Ukrainian interests and democratic traditions. The public

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texts: prayer service was held at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra before the presidential inauguration. The High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton, the United States National Security advisor James Jones and the speaker of the Russian parliament attended the inauguration.The Prime Minister and her party did not attend the ceremony. On March 3, 2010, the Party of Regions was suspended by the president as he was barred by the Constitution from heading a political party while in office. "Ukraine's integration with the EU remains our strategic aim, with a balanced policy which will protect our national interests both on our eastern border and with the European Union", said the president. A "collective defence system which the European Union, NATO and Russia will take part in" should be part of the "neutral state" of Ukraine. Ukraine should not join NATO or the CSTO, according to the president. He said on 7 January 2010 that Ukraine is ready to back Russia's and France's initiatives to create a new Europe collective security system. During the 2010 presidential election campaign, Yanukovych stated that the current level of cooperation with NATO was sufficient and that the question of the country's accession to the alliance was not urgent.The status that we currently have is that the Ukrainian people don't currently support Ukraine's entry to NATO. We don't want to be part of any military bloc. "Ukraine can't live without this partnership because it is a large country", stated President <mask>h.The Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine was set up by the President in May of 2012 to draw up bills of amendments to the Constitution of Ukraine. Presidential powers of appointment were weakened when the Ukrainian


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texts: Constitution was amended in 2004. "Ukraine is one of the leaders on democratic development in Eastern Europe", said the president during the World Economic Forum. Ukrainian lawmakers formed a new coalition on March 11, 2010 that included the Communist Party of Ukraine and the Party of Regions. The coalition agreement was signed by 235 members of the parliament. One of the largest protests since the 2004 Orange Revolution took place in Ukraine after the Tax code was vetoed by the President. The Tax Code was signed on December 3, 2010.The Party of Regions wanted to raise salaries and pensions. The minimum wage and pensions were raised in the Ukrainian Parliament. The 2008–2009 Ukrainian financial crisis emergency lending programme was suspended by the International Monetary Fund. The law broke promises to control spending. During the 2010 presidential campaign, <mask> said he would stand by the law. Three days after the 2010 presidential election, a bill to raise pensions for low-incomes was only supported by two lawmakers of the Party of Regions. Relations between Ukraine and Russia in the gas sector were to be built according to the rules of the market.After the 2010 presidential election, he wanted to start the discussion of the most urgent gas issues after the gas agreement was signed in 2009. The interests of Russia or Ukraine would not be harmed if the issue of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was solved by the Ukrainian President. The Ukrainian–Russian Naval Base for Natural Gas treaty was signed in April 2010. He promised to help Russia build the South Stream natural gas line and to create a consortium that would allow Russia to operate Ukraine's gas transportation network. In June 2010, both did not happen. Relations with the


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texts: European Union were not harmed by the improvement of Ukrainian-Russian relations. Our policy is to protect our national interests.We don't live in a fairy tale and our partners defend their interests as well. "It is not wise to fall asleep next to a big bear," the president said in February. During the 2010 Nuclear Security Summit, Yanukovych announced that Ukraine would convert its research reactor from highly enriched to low enriched uranium. By 2012 it was intended to accomplish these goals. In his opinion, there are already no borders between the East and West of the country. He wants to create a free trade zone and visa regime with the EU as soon as possible. In his speech at the ceremony to mark Victory Day, he noted the importance of finding ways of reconciliation between Ukrainians who fought in World War II.He expressed confidence that the past would never be the same. Up to 10 million lives were lost in the Soviet famine of 1932–33, mostly in Ukrainian, as peasants' food stocks were forcibly removed by Stalin's regime. The international society gave an evaluation of the famine, but it was never labeled as a genocide of the Ukrainian people. It is unjust for Ukraine to blame one of our neighbors. The Holodomor was in several countries. The policies of Stalin's regime were to blame. He supported the position of the President that the famine was genocide against Ukrainians.The press service of the president claims that he doesn't approve of crimes of the KGB and their predecessors, but in 2002 he wrote in a book that the NKVD and Cheka stood on guard over the interests of the people. In the past, <mask> wanted Russian to be the second state language in Ukranian. Ukrainian is the official language of the country. "Ukraine


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texts: According to the president, there would be no change to Ukraine's status as a member of the NATO outreach program. During his second foreign visit to Moscow in March, Yanukovych promised to end years of acrimony with Russia, saying that ties between Russia and Ukraine "should never be the way they were for the past five years". He said that he was open to compromise with Russia on the future of the Black Sea Fleet, and that Ukraine would remain a European, non-aligned state. The improvement in relations between Russia and Ukraine was noticed by both the Russian President and the Russian Prime Minister.On 3 June 2010, the Ukrainian parliament excluded, in a bill written by Yanukovych, Ukrainian membership of any military bloc, but allowed for co-operation with military alliances such as NATO. The recognition of the independence of Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Kosovo violates international law according to the president. This is a violation of international law. On November 22, 2010, the European Council and Ukraine announced an action plan to establish a visa-free regime for short-stay travel. In May of 2011, the president of Ukraine stated that he wanted his country to join the EU. According to The Economist, <mask>'s stance towards integration with the EU led to him being seen in Moscow as a traitor. The Party of Regions was accused of trying to destroy the main opposition party BYuT in order to create a "controlled democracy" in the country.The sentencing of Tymoshenko was condemned by Western governments as potentially being politically motivated. Other high-profile political opponents are under criminal investigation. There have been attempts to misinform the international community and ordinary people in Ukraine about the


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texts: true state of affairs in the country. A crushing blow delivered under my rule to corruption and bureaucracy has been met with resistance. The trial of Tymoshenko and other former officials didn't meet European standards. The president stated in February 2010 that he would support the freedom of speech of journalists and protect their interests. In the spring of 2010 Ukrainian journalists and Reporters Without Borders complained of censorship by the Presidential Administration, despite statements by <mask> that he valued press freedom and that 'free, independent media that must ensure society's unimpeded access to information.'The journalists said in May 2010 that they were tailoring their coverage so as not to offend the government. The Presidential Administration and the Azarov Government denied that they were involved in censorship. The representative of the President in the Verkhovna Rada stated in a press conference that he was against political oppression. The 2010 Ukrainian–Russian Naval Base for Natural Gas treaty was signed on 21 April 2010 in Kharkiv by the Russian President and the Ukrainian President. The treaty was approved by both the Russian and Ukrainian parliaments. After the necessary legislative framework is adopted for the stationing of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Ukraine, a referendum may be held. There was a plan to hold a referendum on other subjects.The opposition accused the president of selling out national interests. The main priority of the foreign policy was to integrate Ukraine into the European mainstream. The only way to hold the state budget deficit down was to extend the Russian Navy lease in Crimea in exchange for cheaper natural gas, as requested by the International Monetary Fund. In the


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texts: 2012 Ukrainian parliamentary elections, the party of Regions won with 30% of the vote, compared to 25.5% for the party of Tymoshenko. The Euromaidan protests started when Ukrainian citizens demanded stronger integration with the European Union. The beginnings of Euromaidan began as a small protest in Independence Square in the center of Kyiv on November 21st, the day after the sudden change of mind on an Association Agreement with the European Union. The protesters refused to leave until their demands were met.There were items that the government should release jailed protesters, sign the EU agreement, and change the Constitution of Ukraine. Civil unrest was caused by the police attack on the protestors. Protesters called for his resignation because he was unresponsive and dismissed this as the work of his political opponents. The Anti-Protest Laws were signed by the president on 16 January. Police fled through rear exits when demonstrators occupied provincial administration buildings. The restrictive laws were passed by a show of hands on January 16. The laws on free speech and assembly in the country caused outrage.In a striking concession aimed at defusing Ukraine's civil uprising and preserving his own grip on power, President <mask> offered to install opposition leaders in top posts in a reshaped government, but they swiftly rejected the offer to the delight of thousands of protesters on the streets craving a full victory in the The prime minister of Ukraine resigned. He resigned for the sake of a peaceful resolution to the civil unrest. According to the President of Russia, Ukraine appeared to be on the verge of civil war after talks with <mask> failed. On 18 February and 20 February, 28 protesters were killed, including


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texts: seven policemen and a civilian bystander, with 335 injured, and dozens of others were injured. Reports of corruption and cronyism have been widely criticized. By January of this year, more than half of the ministers appointed by <mask> were either born in the Donbas region or made some crucial part of their careers there, and <mask> has been accused of "regional cronyism" for his staffing of police, judiciary, and tax services "all overMore than half of the budget subventions for social and economic development were given to the Donbas region's Donetsk Oblast and Luhansk Oblast administrations. The consolidation of Ukrainian economic power in the hands of a few "elite industrial tycoons", one of whom has become President <mask>h family, even in cases where their own economic interests favored an economically pro-EU Ukraine. The <mask> family, a group of young businessmen described as "robber capitalists", have been buying up both public and private businesses at "rock bottom" prices. One notable exception to the Yanukovych family's influence was Petro Poroshenko, who is described as "unusually Courageous", although his confectionery empire is less susceptible to ruin by the substantial power the Yanukovych family wielded in the heavy industry sectors located in Yanukovych's geographic area. Ukrainian officials have accused the president of misappropriating funds from the treasury. According to Arseniy Yatsenyuk, treasury funds of up to $70 billion were transferred to foreign accounts.The assets of <mask> and his son Oleksander were frozen by authorities in Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein. According to the man, his alleged foreign accounts do not exist. The so-called "Yanukovych Families" attacked at least 7000 Ukrainian

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texts: companies during the presidency of <mask>. The cases of the so-called Family entering the corporate rights of the firms they like by illegal methods are included in this number. The data of the Anti-Raider Union of Entrepreneurs of Ukraine shows this. The victims of the raider methods were offered to pay a regular "tribute" in the amount of 30% to 50% of the company's profits. When he fled the capital, personal excesses abandoned his large estate, Mezhyhirya.The former forest preserve on the outskirts of Kyiv is where the estate is located. Critics say he acquired the property through a series of companies and transactions. He called it a very serious price, but did not reveal the price he paid. It is thought that Mezhyhirya was sold for more than 75 million U.S. dollars. Protesters walked into the former president's office and residential compounds after police and security left their posts. Protesters had free access to government buildings. They were amazed at the extravagance of what they found, including a private zoo, a fleet of cars, and a large boat.In a feature with photos on <mask>'s Mezhyhirya mansion, Sergii Leshchenko notes that for most of his career he was a public servant or parliament deputy. In a country where a third of the population live under poverty line, spending 100,000 dollars on each individual chandelier seems excessive, to say the least. A representative of Honka suggested that the mansion be nominated for the Guinness Book of Records because it was the largest wooden structure ever built. There was a private zoo, underground shooting range, 18-hole golf course, tennis, and bowling on the property. The article author noted that the story of the mansion's complicated ownership scheme highlights a

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texts: by the Yushchenko administration. On 21 February, an agreement was signed between the president and the leaders of the parliamentary opposition that called for early elections and the formation of an interim unity government. On the day before the impeachment vote, <mask> fled from the capital.More than 75% of the members of the Ukrainian parliament voted to remove <mask>ych from the post of president of Ukraine because he was unable to fulfill his duties and hold early presidential elections. The vote took place an hour after the president said in a televised address that he wouldn't resign. He said he was the legitimate head of the Ukrainian state elected in a free vote by Ukrainian citizens. Constitutional experts have questioned the legality of the removal of the president. According to Daisy Sindelar from Radio Free Europe, the impeachment may have not followed the procedure provided by the constitution. The vote had ten votes that were not required by the guidelines. "That discrepancy may soon become irrelevant, with parliament expected to choose a new prime minister no later than February 24," said Sindelar in the same article.The decision to remove Yanukovich was supported by more than 300 people. Although the legislative removal by an impeachment procedure would have lacked the number of votes required by Ukraine's constitution, the resolution did not follow the impeachment procedure, but it did establish that <mask> "withdrew from his duties in an unconstitutional manner" and cited "circumstances of extreme Five judges of the Constitutional Court were dismissed by the parliament for allegedly violating their oaths. He maintained that his replacement was a coup and made statements from an official perspective. The Party

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texts: of Regions disowned the disavowal by the party. The criminal orders that led to human victims, an empty state treasury, huge debts, and shame before the eyes of the Ukrainian people were condemned by the party and its members. On the same day that parliament removed <mask> from office, it voted to allow the release of Tymoshenko from a prison hospital.She had been imprisoned since 2011. She was not released in time for Ukraine's signing of a European Union trade pact. During the night of 21 February, the president of Ukraine left the country. He moved to Kharkiv with bodyguards and personal effects. Mykhailo Dobkin, the governor of Kharkiv Oblast at the time, said that the president wanted to make his stay look like he wasn't running away. The director of the state-owned industrial giant refused to take Dobkin's call, according to Dobkin. Dobkin met the president at the airport.According to Dobkin, the 21 February deal he had signed with opposition leaders could still provide for a graceful departure of his power later in the year. Dobkin thought of <mask> as a guy on another planet. In his press conference in Rostov-on-Don on February 28, <mask> claimed that his car was shot at while he was in Kharkiv to meet the representatives of local parties. On the morning of February 22, the security service received information that radical groups were arriving in Kharkiv. 4.9% of respondents would have liked to see <mask>'s presence in Moscow. The Radisson Royal Hotel, Moscow is often referred to by its former name as "Hotel Ukraine", according to sources.He moved to the President of Russia's health resort. The hall of the Radisson Royal Hotel was reported to have a former Prosecutor General of Ukraine in it. The Press Secretary of the

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texts: department that manages Barvikha Sanatorium denied the report. According to a Russian politician, the house that Yanukovych bought for $52 million was an exile in Russia. According to a report, the authorities of the Russian Federation accepted a request from the president of the country to guarantee his personal security. The decisions of the Rada are "unlawful" and he remains the "legal president of Ukraine" according to the president. He asked the armed forces of Ukraine not to intervene in the crisis because he accused the opposition of violating the 21 February agreements.It's not clear where he was when he made this statement. He thanked Putin for saving his life. Several news agencies reported in October of last year that Ukrainian President <mask> had been granted Russian citizenship by a secret decree of Putin. On the same day, the Russian presidential spokesman said he didn't know anything about it. According to Russian media, the residence owned by the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs is where <mask> is currently living. On November 26, 2015, <mask> received a temporary asylum certificate in Russia. This was extended in October of last year.According to his lawyer, Yanukovych only considered a temporary shelter for returning to the territory of Ukraine, not Russian citizenship or permanent residence permits. In a press conference in Rostov-on-Don on February 28, Yanukovych stated that his possessions had been declared and accounted for. Swiss and Austrian authorities launched a corruption investigation on the same day as they blocked <mask>'s and his associates' assets. There had been no resignation, death, or impeachment of the president, and he was still the legitimate one. He claimed on March 11 that he should

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texts: fire. "We must set such a task and search for ways to return to Crimea on any conditions so that it may have the maximum degree of independence possible," he said. The Ukrainian military was asked to disobey the "criminal orders" of a "band of ultranationalists and neofascists" at a press conference in March. He said the Ukrainian presidential election was illegal because US law did not allow the support of "bandits". The Western supporters of the Yatsenyuk Government were asked if they had become blind. Have you forgotten what fascists are?Several positions in the transitional government went to representatives of the right-wing nationalist group Svoboda, which was condemned by the EU in 2012 The 28 February press conference had questions from reporters. The Party of Regions was asked to exclude him. He was excluded from the party congress along with several senior figures. On 13 April, the president gave a press conference in Rostov-on-Don with the help of a former prosecutor general and a former interior minister. On 13 June of last year, the president of Ukraine released a video message in which he criticized Petro Poroshenko's handling of the unrest in eastern Ukraine, naming it "criminal orders to kill people...that causes anger and curse the mothers who see the death and suffering of their children". Russian media had previously reported that <mask> and his wife had moved to Russia.On 21 February 2015, a year after the revolution, Yanukovych gave an interview to Channel One regarding the situation in Ukraine and promised to return to power as soon as he could. On June 18, 2015, the title of President of Ukraine was taken away from him. On June 22, 2015, the day before his removal from power, Yanukovych accepted some


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texts: responsibility for the deaths. On December 7, 2015, Yanukovych said he was interested in returning to Ukrainian politics. In an interview with Christopher Miller of Radio Free Europe, Konstantin Kilimnik explained the existence of a peace effort between Russia and Ukraine called the "Mariupol Plan". The "New initiative for Peace" was a peace plan by Artemenko. On December 15, 1967, at the age of 17, Yanukovych was sentenced to three years in prison for participating in a robbery and assault.He was convicted for the second time on assault charges. He didn't appeal against the verdict and was sentenced to two years in prison. He characterized his arrest and imprisonment as "mistakes of youth". On July 11, 2005, the office of the Donetsk Oblast Prosecutor charged <mask> with fraud, stemming from the way his convictions were expunged twenty years earlier. The case was closed due to lack of evidence. A criminal charge was filed in 2006 after it was discovered that two documents had been tampered with, including the forgery of a judge's signature, in connection with one charge of battery. Oleksandr Medvedko, the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, claimed that Yanukovych was jailed in his youth.The interim government accused <mask> of mass murder of protesters and issued a warrant for his arrest. A criminal case on mass killings of civilians has been opened against President <mask>, according to the acting Ukrainian Interior Minister. The General Prosecutor of Ukraine asked Russia to extradite the president. Russian prosecutors said they had not received such a request. Russia has declined to extradite him. He was put on the US sanctions list due to the crisis in the peninsula. The General Prosecutor opened at least four new criminal cases


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texts: against the former president.Multiple cash payments to a number of Ukraine's top officials were investigated as suspected bribes. The payments totalled $2 billion over years, ranging from $500,000 to $20 million paid in cash, the recipients included "ministers, heads of agencies, Verkhovna Rada members, civic activists, representatives of international organizations, top judges, including those of the Supreme Administrative Court and the Constitutional Court, The General Prosecutor of Ukraine opened a new case against <mask> for using 220 million hryvnia of state money to establish his own private communication company. The prosecutor's office considered that the former government officials helped the president. The Black Sea Fleet was allowed to stay in Ukraine for an additional 25 years after the signing of the Kharkiv treaty. The new procedure on creation of criminal organization is being investigated since the summer, as well as abuse of power and state treason, which are being investigated since April. A group of Criminal Code articles, including an attempt to relocate a headquarters of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief, National Bank and Foreign Ministry to Sevastopol, were included in the accusations of mass murder at Maidan.The chairman of the Nadra Ukrainy state company has been under investigation for property theft since March of last year. For a long time, the new Ukrainian government did not want to put <mask> on the wanted list due to the mass killing of protesters during Euromaidan. On 12 January 2015, <mask> was listed by the judicial authorities of Ukraine as "wanted by the judicial authorities of Ukraine for prosecution / to serve a sentence" on charges of "misappropriation, embezzlement or conversion of property

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texts: by malversation, if committed in respect of an especially gross amount, or On July 16, 2015, some Russian media reported that the Red Notice had been suspended. The temporary measure was taken due to the complaints of the president that the charges were politically motivated. The red notice that <mask> and Oleksandr were subject to was no longer in effect. According to the law firm, the criminal charges brought by the Ukrainian government against <mask> were part of a pattern of political persecution of him.His son was removed from the wanted list. In November of 2016 the Prosecutor General questioned the former Berkut in a treason trial. The man told the man that he was being accused of treason. The Yanukovych's case on state treason was submitted to the court by the Prosecutor General. The Russian Federation aimed at altering the state borders of Ukraine and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals More than 100 witnesses were interviewed. Denis was shot in downtown Kyiv at the end of March, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayThe first


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texts: preliminary session was held in the Obolonskyi District Court. The man was tried in absentia. He gave evidence from Russia. The former leader was asked to be sentenced to 15 years in prison. During the closing arguments of the trial, prosecutors made a request. The trial was adjourned until September. The former leader was hospitalized in Moscow before he gave his final statement.On 16 November, <mask> was taken to Moscow's Sklifosovsky Institute of Emergency Medicine. He had back and knee injuries while playing tennis. The judges of the Obolonskyi District Court found Yanukovych guilty of high treason and involvement in Russian military intervention in Ukraine. They stated that the court had heard the testimony of witnesses, examined conclusions of experts, documents and material evidence, assessed the arguments of prosecution and defense, and considered the guilt of the accused in committing the crimes. He was found not guilty of the charge relating to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. In absentia, he was sentenced to 13 years in jail. According to the former president's official website, he holds a masters degree in international law from the Ukrainian Academy of Foreign Trade and a PhD in economics from the Academy of Economic Sciences of Ukraine.According to the Russian website ua.spinform.ru, from December 2000 to February 2004, while in the position of Ukrainian Prime Minister, Yanukovych headed the Faculty of Innovative Management. He is a "Doctor of Economics, Professor, Full Member of the Academy of Economic Sciences of Ukraine, Member of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences in Ukraine," according to his curriculum vitae. The website Pravda.com.ua reported that Oleksandr Zakharov, who studied


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texts: international law, was given the title of docent (lecturer) of the Faculty of Automobile Transport. Since 2004, when he became the leader of his family, he has been known as batia. According to <mask>, his ex-wife doesn't want his grandson to pick up the bad habits of his grandpa. "It was a problem for me in 2002 to speak Ukrainian, but once I had the chance to speak Ukrainian, I started to do it with pleasure." His first marriage was to Oleksandrivna.The couple wed in 1971. He had two sons, Oleksandr and <mask>, and three grandsons, <mask>, Oleksandr and Iliya. The younger <mask> was a member of the Parliament of Ukraine. In February of last year, the man admitted that he had divorced his wife after 45 years of marriage. Ukrayinska Pravda claims that during the Yanukovych presidency, his wife lived separately. She moved to the peninsula after the war started. He stated that he was living in an "unofficial marriage" in Russia with a 39-year-old man.Polezhay is the sister of his former cook. Polezhay was living in the Mezhyhirya residence when he left Ukraine. His campaigns benefited from backing by Ukrainian billionaire Rinat Akhmetov, who was seen by opponents as representing the interests of Ukrainian big business. During his time in office, the Donetsk Oblast secured unprecedented levels of investment. Russian-speaking Ukrainians in the east of the country supported the president. He is disliked and distrusted in western Ukraine. All possible legal means should be used to prevent the concentration of power in the hands of anti-state politician <mask> and his pro-Moscow retin, according to the People's Movement of Ukraine."I can say only one thing to those who anticipate that my presidency will weaken Ukraine, that will never

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title: Viktor Yanukovych

texts: happen," said the statement issued on February 16, 2010. He refers to himself as Ukrainian. Voters in 2010 believed that he would bring stability and order. They said the Orange Revolution created broken promises, a chaotic economy and political chaos. During the 2010 presidential election campaign, the director of political research at the Razumkov Centre stated, "I think he has not just changed on the surface but also in his ideas." In 2004, <mask> was seen as an ally of Putin. The voters' choice in the second round of the 2010 presidential election was called into question in a document uncovered during the United States diplomatic cables leak.In a January 2009, cable, the Ambassador of Ukraine to Russia stated that Putin had a low regard for him. Volodymyr Horbulin, one of Ukraine's most respected policy strategists and former presidential advisor to then- President <mask>, told the United States Ambassador to Ukraine that the Party of Regions was partly to blame. He isn't known as a great speaker. A majority of the population of his power base and native Eastern Ukraine speak Russian. He tried to speak Ukrainian better. In March 2012 he admitted that it was a problem to speak Ukrainian. He made some mistakes in Ukrainian.The Central Election Commission had an autobiography written by <mask> for the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election. He was referred to as this nickname in opposition media and speeches. His resume contains 12 spelling and grammatical errors. During the 2004 Ukrainian presidential election campaign, opponents made fun of this misspelling and his criminal convictions, while the government claimed that he was hit by a brick. The Greek-Catholic Ukrainian community, along with the rest of the Ukrainian people,

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texts: Orange Revolution, the task was to rehabilitate <mask>'s political career. According to the accounting book of the Party of Regions, after the Orange Revolution provided strong support to <mask>, Paul Manafort received funds from the Party of Regions at the Asia Universal Bank. The public relations firm was hired by the man. According to his friends, the president stopped listening to him after he became president. Donald Trump's campaign chairman was later served by Manafort. The FBI began a criminal investigation while he was lobbying. According to the American Federal prosecutors, between 2010 and 2014, the richest man in Ukranian was paid more than $60 million by Ukrainian sponsors.In January, he resigned from the Connecticut bar. References include the 2006 Ukrainian political crisis, the Hrushevskoho Street riots, and the Party of Regions Mezhyhirya. Vienna in 2011. Mandel Publishing;


title: Thomas Bach

texts: The ninth and current president of the International Olympic Committee is a German lawyer, former Olympic fencer and gold medal winner named <mask>. He was on the German Olympic Sports Confederation executive board. The IOC has never had an Olympic champion as president. <mask> was born in Wrzburg, West Germany. He lived with his parents until 1977. He earned a doctor of law. Utr.The University of Wrzburg gave a degree in 1983. He speaks five languages: French, English, Spanish, and German. A former foil fencer, <mask> competed for West Germany. At the 1976 Summer Olympics, he won a team gold medal, as well as silver, gold, and bronze team medals. On October 26, 1980, he finished his last match. The use of the post-nominal letters "OLY" was granted by the first Olympian. The President of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) was also the President of the IOC.He resigned as the head of the DOSB on September 16, 2013. He was replaced by a new member of the Executive Board. He was the head of the GhorFA Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Michael Weinig AG Company is a company in the industrial woodworking machinery industry that has its headquarters in the hometown of Bach. There was a bid for the Winter Olympics. In the host city election, Pyeongchang was elected as host city with 63 votes. The president of the International Olympic Committee will be a candidate.The 125th IOC Session in Buenos Aires, Argentina, saw the election of a new IOC President. He got 49 votes in the final round of voting, giving him the majority needed to be elected. Jacques was the IOC President from 2001 to 2013. There will be a second four-year term for <mask> at the 134th IOC Session in

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texts: 2019. The five other candidates were Denis Oswald, Richard Carrin, Ng Ser Miang, and Sergey Bubka. The result of the election was as follows: On 17 September, the day after he was elected president, <mask> moved into the IOC headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland. At a meeting of the 137th session of the International Olympic Committee on 10 March 2021, the President was re-elected to an additional four-year term.During the session which was held virtually, <mask> was re-elected by a 93-1 vote from 94 valid votes. IOC rules limit the president's term to eight years with one renewal of four years, and this will be the final term for him. The IOC President stated that he wanted to change the Olympic bidding process and make sustainable development a priority. He felt that the current bidding process was too early. Olympic Agenda 2020 is the name of the proposed reforms. The IOC Session in Monaco unanimously approved the forty proposed reforms. The bidding process for the Winter Olympics was presided over by <mask>.Beijing was elected to host the 2022 Winter Olympics at the 128th IOC Session in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in July 2015. The 2020 Winter Youth Olympics will be hosted by Lausanne. The president proposed a joint awarding of the 2024 and 2028 Summer Olympics after several bids withdrew. The IOC approved a plan to award the 2024 Olympics to Paris with Los Angeles securing the right to host the 2028 Olympics. The president of the IOC presided over the elections where Paris was elected to host the 2024 Summer Olympics and Los Angeles was elected to host the 2028 Summer Olympics. Both cities were elected. At the 134th IOC Session in Lausanne, Switzerland, Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo was

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texts: Summer Olympics, <mask> referred to the Japanese people as "Chinese", triggering a backlash on social media. Some survivor groups objected to the visit to the Peace Memorial Park because it was used to justify the holding of the Olympics. The Hiroshima prefectural and municipal governments had to cover security costs for the Olympics after the IOC refused to pay. The term "Von ripper-off" became his nickname, and he made the top 10 in the Buzzwords of the Year in Japan. The Chinese tennis star was accused of sexual assault by a top official of the Chinese Communist Party, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals An apparent "proof-of-life" video was offered by the CCP. In the video, Peng stated that she was safe and well.They worked together on the Beijing Winter Olympics. The IOC had shown "an indifference to sexual violence and the well-being of female athletes" after the interview, according to Global Athlete. She had a meeting with IOC officials at the Winter Olympics, where she said she intended to travel to Europe after the COVID-19 epidemic. State honours include the Grand Cross of the Order of the Phoenix, Blue Dragon, and the Grand Cordon of the Order of Merit. A degree from the University of Tsukuba. The President of the International Olympic Committee and fencers from West Germany who won gold at the 1976 Summer Olympics are recipients of the Peace Prize from the Republic of


title: Constantius Gallus

texts: Caesar under emperor <mask> (), his cousin, ruled the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire from 351 to 354. He was a grandson of emperor <mask>lorus and a son of <mask> and Galla. He was born during the reign of his uncle Constantine the Great, and was one of the few to survive the killings of male members of the imperial family. <mask> II married the daughter of Constantine and the sister of Constantius. As Caesar was dealing with a Jewish revolt, the emperor came to distrust him, and eventually had him executed and replaced with his younger half-brother. <mask> had a son named Family Gallus. The emperor <mask>lorus and his second wife Flavia Theodora were the paternal grandparents of Gallus.The emperor Constantine I's half-brother, <mask>, was a half-first cousin of the emperor's sons, Constantine II, <mask> II and Constans. <mask> was married to Basilina and had a son by her at some point prior to 331/2. The first wife of <mask> II, an elder brother, and a younger half-brother were all killed in the purges after Constantine I's death. He had a soft blond hair and was said to be very good looking by Ammianus. The father had been recalled from exile when his son was born. The purges that took place in the imperial family after Constantine I's death resulted in the deaths of his father and brother. The three sons of Constantine I and Fausta were not killed, but their cousin, Nepotianus, and his half-brother, Julian, were.There is debate over where he spent his formative years. The bishop Eusebius of Nicomedia is thought to have cared for him until 340. At that time, Eusebius was made bishop of Constantinople, which necessitated the following of him there. After the death of Eusebius in 341, it is believed that Constantius sent <mask> and Julian to continue their studies at the imperial household in Macellum. According to an alternative view, Gallus was sent to Ephesus to study, then to a type of exile in

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title: Constantius Gallus

texts: Tralles and from there to the imperial household in Macellum. Magnentius killed the emperor in 350. <mask> II wanted a representative in the East, so he called Gallus at Sirmium, gave him the name Constantius, and strengthened his bonds with his cousin by allowing him to marry.The brothers set up residence in Antioch to control the young Caesar. The Jewish rebellion in Judea/Palestine was led by Patricius and the others. The rebellion may have started before Caesar's elevation to the throne. The woman who revealed that members of her household were planning the murder saved Gallus. According to some sources, this plot was organized by Magnentius in order to distract <mask>. According to Philostorgius, the generals won the campaign against the Sassanids. The claim that Shapur II was engaged in a campaign against the Huns in the east is dismissed by other sources.Nohodares, Shapur's lieutenant in Mesopotamia, was supposed to surprise the town of Batnae, which was betrayed by some in his own army, in 353. The Orientis, Nebridius, was sent by Gallus to fight against the Isaurians, who had been raiding the coastal provinces. On his approach, they dispersed. The grain supply in Antioch decreased because of the need to gather food for the troops for a Persian campaign. In order to counter the higher price of grain, Gallus forced the passage of some laws regardless of the opinion of the Senate. The anger of the people of Antioch for the famine was diverted by Gallus towards the consularis Syriae Theophilus, who was killed by the mob, according to a pro-senatorial writer. According to Ammianus, a number of wealthy people were brought to trial for magic and then executed and their wealth was taken away.According to the same source, Gallus asked passers-by for their opinion on his caesarian section, while Julian records the amount of time he spent at the Hippodrome. Constantius had doubts about his cousin's loyalty

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title: Debra Evans

texts: An American writer known for her books on issues related to contemporary Christian spirituality, reproductive health, women's health, and family relationships, was born in 1953. She has written 22 books. She was born to John and Nancy Munger. <mask> created and edited an alternative newspaper in 1968. <mask> majored in Art and English at Michigan State University after graduating from Royal Oak's Kimball High School. She married <mask> in 1970. The couple returned to Oakland County after David's graduation.She believed in Jesus Christ while studying at Wayne State University. <mask> and her husband founded and managed Predmore Farm, a residential Christian community located in Oakland Charter Township, which is now the site of Cranberry Lake Farm, a park where members of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra perform an annual summer concert. After giving birth to her first child at home on the farm in 1972, <mask> became a childbirth educator and breastfeeding advisor, later working as one of the nation's first paid lactation consultants. She was involved in health education and advocacy until she retired. <mask> taught at both the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the Lansing Community College. She was a member of the Lincoln-Lancaster Health Department Task Force on Children and Youth, Teen and the International Childbirth Education Association in Michigan. <mask> was a founding board member of the Firelight Foundation and advocated for the needs of children affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa.In 1978 she developed and

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title: Debra Evans

texts: taught Parents Preparing in Christ, a class series for expectant Christian couples in Michigan and Nebraska. <mask> wrote her first non-fiction book, The Complete Guide to Childbirth, after graduating from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1983. She continued to write additional works after the book's publication in 1986. <mask> was a finalist in the Marriage and Family and Fragrant Offerings categories, as well as for Christianity Today's 1990 Critics' Choice and Reader's Choice. Her books have been reviewed in a number of publications, including The Austin American Statesman, Christian Herald, First Things, The Lincoln Journal, Publishers Weekly, Religion & Society, and Today's Christian Woman. <mask> was a contributing editor of Christian Parenting Today. <mask> has appeared as a featured guest on over 500 radio and television interviews.The 1990 Angel Award for Best Network Documentary was given to her for her participation in the panel discussion on reproductive technology and embryonic stem cell research. <mask> was invited to serve as a member of the colloquium on medical ethics and the Christianity Today Institute Forum on birth control after reading her seventh book, Without Moral Limits. She signed the statement, "On human embryos and medical research: an appeal for ethically responsible science and public policy." <mask> moved to Texas in 1993 with her husband. She continues to serve and support her local church community as a mentor, leader, and prayer partner after completing her latest

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title: Joe Don Baker

texts: A life member of the Actors Studio, <mask> is an American character actor. He was an action star with supporting roles as a mysterious cowboy drifter in Guns of the Magnificent Seven, and as a deputy sheriff in the western Wild Rovers, before receiving fame for his roles as a mafia hitman in Charley Varrick. He is best known for his roles as a villain and an ally in 3 James Bond films. <mask> was the son of <mask> and <mask> and was born in Groesbeck, Texas. He graduated from the University of North Texas with a business degree. <mask> was a member of the United States Army. He appeared on stage in Marathon '33 at the ANTA Theatre in New York City.His career began in television, though he did appear in several movies. He played a Native American with a penchant for fighting in The Big Valley and also appeared in Mod Squad, where he was an uneducated vending machine robbery. Telly Savalas played the title character in Mongo's Back in Town. <mask>'s physical prowess and stereotypical Texas drawl would be perfect in Westerns, both on film and television. He appeared in a number of films while working on television, but his film career didn't get off to a good start until he played Steve McQueen's younger brother in Sam Peckinpah. Day Pardee was the main villain in the pilot episode of 1968, titled The High Riders. Leonardo Dicaprio played this role in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which was later changed to 'Decoteau'.He appeared in a later episode as 'Clovis Horner'. The film Walking Tall was directed by Phil Karlson. He starred in the final film, Framed, two

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title: Joe Don Baker

texts: years later. Walking Tall was released in February as a regional exploitation picture and became an unexpected hit, with a new TV ad campaign using the slogan, "When was the last time you stood up and applauded a movie?" The film made $23 million at the box office. <mask> decided not to star in the sequel after being praised for his performance. His work in Charley Varrick helped solidify <mask>'s reputation.He starred in the 1974 adventure film Golden Needles, as well as co-starred with Robert Duvall in the crime film The Outfit. In a career that has spanned four decades, <mask> has given many performances. He was the first actor to receive $1 million to star in a television series. The Whammer, a baseball player modeled on Babe Ruth, was played by <mask> in The Natural. The corrupt Chief Jerry Karlin was portrayed by him. He played a CIA agent in the UK. He lost to his co-star at the British Academy Television Awards.In 1991's Cape Fear, which starred Nick Nolte and Robert De Niro, he was hired by Sam Bowden to protect his family from ex-convict Max Cady. The University of North Texas gave <mask> the distinguished alumni award in 1994. <mask> replaced O'Connor on the television series In the Heat of the Night. <mask> played a retired police captain who replaced O'Connor's character at a police convention. He has appeared in <mask>, The Dukes of Hazzard, and Strange Wilderness. <mask> played an alcoholic military veteran trying to help a friend cope with the loss of his son in The Cleaner on A&E. He hires William Banks to help him get sober.King was played

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texts: by <mask> in 2012's Mud. <mask> played a villain in the James Bond film The Living Daylights. In 1995 and 1997 <mask> reprised his role as Jack Wade, a CIA agent, in GoldenEye and Tomorrow Never Die, with Pierce Brosnan as Bond. <mask> is one of four actors to play Bond allies and villains, the others being Charles Gray, who played Henderson in You Only Live Twice, and Walter Gotell, who played Morzeny in SPECTRE Island. The Big Valley (TV show, Episode "Lightfoot," 1969) had Honey West as a truckdriver. The F.B.I. The fifth season of the show.The first episode of "The High Riders" was called "Day Pardee". "Shadow of a Dead Man" was the 13th episode. The Streets of San Francisco (TV show, Episode "Beyond Venge"), Soldier Boys as Danny Junior Bonner, Wild Rovers as Paul Buckman Welcome Home, and The Valachi Papers as an Irish member of the Valachi gang. As criminal Leonard Collier Cord Walking Tall, as Buford Pusser, as Jack Cody Golden Needles, as Dan Framed, and as Ron Lewis Mitchell, there were also Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes. Mesel Defrosting The Fridge (1989) as Hunter McCall in The Heat of the Night, The Children (1990) as Tom Dugan, and Citizen Cohn (1992) as Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Jack Wade Disney's Animated Storybook: Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1995) featured the voice of the Grass Harp as Sheriff Junius Candle GoldenEye. As Glenn Norris George Wallace, Jack Wade Poodle Springs, and P.J.The Commission was as Rep. Hale Boggs and The Dukes of Hazzard was as Gov. The University of Wisconsin's Actors Studio has an audio collection of

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title: Chaturon Chaisang

texts: Chaisaeng is a Thai politician. He was a member of the government for many years, serving as Minister of Justice, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Education. The October 1973 popular uprising against military dictatorship was started by one of the leaders of the pro-democracy students movement. He joined the illegal Communist Party of Thailand after the 1976 massacre at the Thammasat University. He earned a master's degree in economics after fleeing the United States. He joined mainstream politics after returning to Thailand in 1986. He was with the New Aspiration Party from 1997 to 2000 and served as secretary general.He joined the Thai Rak Thai Party and became a member of the government of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. He was the leader of the disempowered and disintegrating Thai Rak Thai Party until its forced dissolution by the Constitutional Tribunal in May 2007. He was banned from political activity for five years. He became Minister of Education in the cabinet of Shinawatra's party. He was removed from office again by a military coup. Chachoengsao has a history of education and political activism. His father was a member of Parliament who represented Chahoengsao Province for four terms.The younger brother and sister became politicians as well. He attended a prestigious school. He was involved in the students' movement that started the popular uprising against the military dictatorship of Thanomtika Kitchorn. He was a leader of the Pracha Tham, a left-wing students' party. He became president of the student council after the university elections. He joined the illegal Communist Party of Thailand and hid its camps in the jungle. He was the editor of the student magazine Athipat.He fled to the United States with the help of his father. He received a Bachelor of Arts in economics from the State University of New York at Buffalo and a Master of Arts in economics from The American University in Washington, D.C. He decided to return to Thailand to become a Member of Parliament because he didn't complete his PhD at the American Studies. From 1986 until the 2006 Thai coup d'état, <mask> was a Member of Parliament from Chachoengsao. His father supported his entry into Thai politics. He presented himself as a


title: Chaturon Chaisang

texts: US-educated, new-generation politician and son of an established MP by playing down his past as a left-wing student activist. He was an assistant secretary to the deputy minister of finance from 1986 to 1989.He joined the Thai Nation Party on an invitation from Kraisak Choonhavan, the son of the Prime Minister. He was made secretary to the Minister of Commerce. The New Aspiration Party was founded in 1992 by General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh. The spokesman of this party was <mask>. Political reform was advocated after the bloody events of "Black May" in 1992. He was a member of the special committee for constitutional reform. He kept in touch with his ex-comrades from the time of the armed struggle in the 1970s.He became Chairman of the parliamentary Committee on Science and Technology in 1995 and spokesman of the Constitution Drafting Committee in 1996. He was the deputy minister of finance during Chavalit's time in office. He was the secretary-general of the NAP in 1997. He was a member of the committee coordinating the ceremony to remember the 25th anniversary of the popular uprising. He resigned from the declining party in 2000 after conflicts with old-style politicians. He joined the Thai Rak Thai Party due to the difficulties under Thai party law, but he intended to found a new party of his own. He joined the party as a deputy leader.He successively served in different positions in the cabinets. He was Minister to the Office of the Prime Minister from 2001 to 2002. He was in charge of political decentralisation, bureaucratic reform and energy policy. He took on conservative bureaucrats in the Ministry of Interior, but also sceptic members of TRT, by proposing a decentralisation of revenue collection on a local level and direct election of the chiefs of local administration. The cabinet's representative in the Energy Policy Committee interfered with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand when he proposed a more user-friendly clearing of power bills. Chaturon was transferred to the Ministry of Justice. The Department of Special Investigation was created to counter the influence of the more independent judiciary, prosecution and police force.In October 2002 he was appointed deputy prime minister, overseeing social


title: Chaturon Chaisang

texts: affairs, after being transferred from the bureaucratic establishment. He presented a campaign to reduce alcohol consumption, control online computer games, and control children's television time in public. He was asked to deal with problems in university admission tests. His proposal of a law banning alcohol commercials on TV during prime time and limiting the sale of alcohol met with opposition from the business sector. In 2003 he was a member of a committee that promoted the idea of making 14 October, the date of the democratic uprising, a national holiday. In the wake of the violent conflict in Thailand's southernmost provinces in 2004, Chaturon proposed a reconciliation and ceasefire plan. The draft was welcomed by local partners in the conflict zone, but immediately rejected by the Prime Minister and his security advisers.In August 2005, he became the Minister of Education. He tried to reform the school laws and the structure of the ministry, but failed to convince more conservative forces within the ministry. He was removed from office by the coup d'état. After the 2006 coup, with key party executives either abroad or arrested, <mask> became the interim party leader. He said the coup destroyed Thai democracy by violating the 1997 constitution. The new rulers called for political parties to nominate a representative to the National Legislative Assembly, but <mask> refused to do so. The TRT was dissolved by the "Constitutional Tribunal" in May 2007.<mask> was barred from holding political office for five years. The United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship is also known as the "Red Shirts" movement. The network's decentral and Heterogenous structure made it difficult for him to become one of the movement's leaders. The "Red Shirts" were supported by <mask> during their protests. He insisted that the "Red Shirts" should keep a non-violent strategy despite condemning the violent approach taken by the protest leaders. After his political ban expired, he was re-appointed Minister of Education. He was removed from power once again by the military.He disobeyed the "National Council for Peace and Order's" order to report to the military leadership. He was arrested after giving interviews. There are references to 1956 births

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title: Harry Danning

texts: <mask> the Horse was an American professional baseball player. He played his entire Major League Baseball career as a catcher for the New York Giants, and was considered to be both an excellent hitter and one of the top defensive catchers of his era. He was a member of the National League All-Star team for four years in a row. His parents were Polish immigrants and owned a used-furniture store in Los Angeles, where he was born. <mask> took his three sons to see baseball games, including the Pacific Coast League and the Negro league games. <mask> and his older brother were inspired by Robert's love of baseball. Los Angeles High School was where Danning attended.<mask> started delivering ice when he was 13 because his father was sick. After high school, he worked for a rug salesman. After his father died, the rug store job paid $90 a month and helped support his family. He played semipro baseball on Sundays for $7.50 a week. In 1931, <mask> signed a $150-a-month contract with the Class-A team in Connecticut owned by the Giants. The Piedmont League was formed when the Bridgeport franchise folded in the mid-season of 1932. In the minor leagues, <mask>'s batting average was over.300 every season.The New York Giants had a player named <mask>. He was a reserve catcher for the Giants from 1934 to 1936. The Flamingo Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, had a "No Jews" policy and refused entry to Phil Weintraub and his teammates in 1934. Giants manager Bill

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title: Harry Danning

texts: Terry threatened to take the entire team to another hotel if they were not allowed in, but they were allowed to stay. In the 1937 season, Mancuso and <mask> shared catching duties, with Mancuso appearing in 86 games. The Giants had a starting catcher in 1938. He was selected for the National League All-Star squad in four consecutive years, he was on the world champion Giants team that defeated the Washington Senators in the 1933 World Series, and he was on the pennant-winning clubs that were defeated by the New York Yankees in the 1936 and 1937.Ted Husing used to call the Broadway character "<mask> Horse" in the 1937 series. In 1939 and 1940, <mask> finished in the top 10 in National League Most Valuable Player voting. He had career highs in home runs in 1939 and 1940. He led the National League in fielding in 1939. On June 9, 1939 against the Cincinnati Reds at the Polo Grounds, <mask> was one of five Giants to hit a home run, breaking the previous record of four home runs by a team. The Giants hit all five with two outs. He hit for the cycle against Pittsburgh on June 15, 1940.He hit a home run in front of the Giants' locker room, wedged behind the Eddie Grant memorial. He was ninth all-time in career hits among Jewish major league baseball players. In addition to being 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: Hema Upadhyay

texts: <mask> was an Indian artist who lived in Mumbai. She was known for her work. She was active until her death. In 1992 she met <mask>, her future husband. The couple married in 1998. They filed for divorce in 2010 after working together in many exhibitions. They were officially divorced.Chintan lived in a flat on the Juhu-Tara road. <mask> had her first solo exhibition in 2001 at Gallery Chemould. There were paper works in the exhibition. She moved to Bombay in 1998 and used her own photographs to communicate her ideas of migration. Small photographic self-portraits were included in <mask>'s paintings. <mask> had her first international solo at Artspace, Sydney, and Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australia, in 2001, where she exhibited an installation titled The Nymph and the Adult. The work was supposed to make viewers think about the consequences of military actions.She and Chintan Upadhyay did a work called Made in China, which spoke about a loss of identity through globalization. The work she collaborated with her mother on was titled "Mum-my" and was shown at the Chicago Cultural Centre. <mask> Upadhyay came up with installations that were part of various group shows at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art Beijing, China; National Portrait Gallery Canberra, Australia; Centre Pompidou, Paris, France; and Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem, Israel. After <mask>'s death, her work was exhibited at the Museum of fine arts in Boston. She was part of the inaugural exhibition for the Re reopening of the MACRO museum in Rome. Hema exhibited Where the bees suck, there suck I at the exhibition. She completed the work Only Memory has Preservatives, which was inspired by the natural surroundings in Sache, but also

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title: Hema Upadhyay

texts: reflected ideas that have been part of her practice.<mask> tried to recreate the forest in her studio. She used copyrighted images of trees in the area to create a landscape work. In 2003 she was part of the Vasl residency in Karachi where she made a work that spoke about the India-Pakistan divide keeping in mind her own family history. She used matchsticks and glue to make chandeliers instead of using her trademark symbolism. Thousands of un-ignited matchsticks assembled into elaborate chandeliers embody an important element of Hindu ritual, symbolising creation and destruction. The patterned surfaces in her later works quote from Indian spiritual iconography and traditional textile design. <mask> did the first large-scale installation.Her installation seems to be only a landscape of Bombay, but it is actually a statement on the changing landscape by migrants who make Bombay. The Faculty of Fine Arts Baroda and the Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi have selected solo presentations. Gallery Chemould is in Bombay. The Nymph and the Adult is at the Institute of Modern Art. Gallery Chemould is in Bombay. <mask> had cases against Chintan. Chintan and <mask> had lived in different rooms of their Mumbai flat after filing for divorce.<mask> had accused Chintan of painting obscene sketches on the walls of their Mumbai flat. She lost the case after the court ruled that Chintan's bedroom was his personal space. Chintan moved to Delhi after their divorce. <mask> wanted an alimony of 200,000 per month, but the court reduced it to 40,000 per month. Chintan paid 200,000 to Bhambhani on the day of their murders. <mask> hired the owner of Vanshraj Arts to do her art fabrication work. He had a warehouse where she stored her

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title: Hema Upadhyay

texts: artwork.The family of Chintan's ex- wife had a close relationship with her family. Vanshraj named him after Chintan's father. Chintan paid for his father's medical expenses when he was sick. Chintan sponsored the training of Vidyadhar in fabrication. According to his associates, he had visited <mask>'s residence many times in order to get the money. According to the police investigators, it was Vidyadhar who was in debt and had taken loans from <mask>, Chintan and others. <mask> was owed 200,000.<mask>'s case against Chintan was strengthened when he called her to his warehouse on the day of the murders. <mask> and Bhambhani looked at the evidence. On the day of the murders, <mask> called her domestic help to inform him that she would have dinner outside. He told his family that he was going to meet a client in Andheri. <mask>'s studio is where the two met. They left for Kandivali at 8 pm. Vidyadhar was accompanied by his associates at the warehouse.They were going to scare <mask> with a napkin. The chemical is believed to be chloroform, which is used to clean the moulds of sculptures. Azad held the napkin to <mask>'s face. When Bhambhani tried to stop them, they defeated him. They restrained Bhambhani with ropes and duct tapes. They killed Bhambhani for being a witness when they realized that the chemical had killed <mask>. The dead bodies were packed in cardboard boxes.They took the bodies to the drain in a temp truck. They decided to escape to their native village. They caught a train from Dadar to Varanasi. After getting off the train at Itarsi, Vidyadhar told Shiv that he wanted to surrender. The death of <mask> was mourned by a Museum of Arts official. After she died, her work was going to be displayed at

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title: Hema Upadhyay

texts: the museum. When <mask> did not return home at night, her domestic help tried to contact her, but she switched her phone off.He reached out to her relatives and friends. He registered a missing persons complaint the next morning. Bhambani's phone was switched off, and his family registered a complaint. The hand in the drain was noticed by a sweeper at 7:30 pm on Saturday. The boxes were retrieved by the police. The bodies were wrapped in sheets and put in boxes. They were naked.The police were able to identify the victims because the bodies were not decomposing. The police determined that the two had met at her studio in Andheri and left in Bhambhani's car. The last call was made from Bhambani's phone around 8:30pm. The manufacturing details were located by the police. The police were led to the fabrication unit by the call detail records of the victims. The police arrested the truck driver after analyzing the footage from the houses. He told the police about the other suspects, but he didn't know that there were dead bodies inside the boxes.The police arrested two people. The Special Task Force of the UP police stopped Shiv Kumar on his way to his hometown of Gosaipur. The ATM cards and other documents were recovered from him. He admitted to the murders. There is a man at large. The police have not completely ruled out Chintan as a suspect. The call detail record of Chintan's phone shows that he and the other man made several calls a fortnight before the murders.According to <mask>'s family and police, Chintan paid Vidyadhar to kill her. A group of 61 artists demanded his release in February 2016 because the police had been unable to find any evidence against him. The story is from 1 December and was written by

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title: William Henry Crossland

texts: W.H<mask> was also known as <mask>. <mask> was a student of George Gilbert Scott. Rochdale Town Hall is one of three buildings he designed that are now Grade I listed. <mask> was born in 1835 to a family. He was the younger son of <mask>, who was recorded in the 1851 census as being a farmer and quarry owner. James was his elder brother. <mask> excelled in drawing and writing when he was at the college.<mask> was a student of George Gilbert Scott in London. He collaborated with Scott on the design of the model village Akroydon. After being elected a Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1867, <mask> moved to London and opened an office in Egham in 1879. Historic England has listed more than 25 of the buildings he designed. Rochdale Town Hall, which was built in the 19th century and is still in use as a municipal building in Rochdale, now in Greater Manchester, is one of <mask>'s most important commissions. The building is described as a rare picturesque beauty. Its stained glass windows are considered to be the finest examples of their kind.According to Historic England, it is one of the finest municipal buildings in the country and an important early departure from High Victorian heaviness. After a fire, Crossland's original clock tower was replaced by a stone spire in the style of Manchester Town Hall. The Holloway Sanatorium at Virginia Water was built in the 19th century. The project was commissioned by a philanthropist. The most elaborate and impressive Victorian lunatic asylum in England was built for private patients. The decoration of the principal spaces is exceptional. Only one example of a Sanatorium is listed at grade I.In 1997–98 it was restored and became part of a gated residential estate called Virginia Park. The college was

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texts: built in 1879–87. A short distance away from the Sanatorium, it was also commissioned. The main building of a major college of the University of London is now known as the Founder's Building. The main floor plan of the college is on display. The Cloth Hall of Ypres in Belgium and the Chteau de Chambord in the Loire Valley, France, are both considered to be among the most remarkable buildings in the south of England. In her biography of <mask>, published in 2020, Binns provides the most complete list yet of his architectural commissions, which is based on a collection by Edward Law.Many of them in Yorkshire are included here. <mask>'s last entry in the RIBA's records was in 1894–95. After 1900, there was no record of him doing any work. <mask> married Lavinia Cardwell Pigot on 1 October 1859. Their daughter, Maud, was born on 10 July 1860 and died on 8 March 1900. <mask> <mask> Hatt was an illegitimate son of <mask> and his second wife. She became a well-known actress, using the stage name Ruth Rutland, and they lived together in a bungalow on the Royal Holloway site, designed by <mask> and built in 1878 as a home for himself and his family.<mask> died of a stroke at 57 Albert Street in Camden, London. His wife Lavinia, his brother <mask>, his common-law wife, her daughter, his parents-in-law, and his stepson are all buried in a family vault. Neither <mask> nor his son are in the family vault. <mask>'s place of burial is not known. Cecil Hatt <mask> was the son of <mask> and his wife Lucy, as well as two grand-daughters and a husband and wife. There are references to sources in the notes. W.H.An Architectural Biography of Crossland. The Lutterworth Press. 258pp. While giving a tour of what is now the Founder's Building at Royal Holloway, Binns talked about

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title: Edward A. Craig

texts: <mask> was a commissioned officer in the United States Marine Corps and a decorated combat veteran of World War II and the Korean War who eventually attained the rank of lieutenant general. During the Korean War, <mask> commanded the 1st Provisional Marine brigade. <mask> was born in 1896. <mask> was a military brat and spent most of his childhood moving around the country. His father was a medical officer in the U.S. Army. <mask> had his first experience with the US Marine Corps when he was 10 years old and was arrested for photographing naval guns at the Washington Navy Yard. The film was taken from his camera by the Marines.He joined the Marines after graduating from St. John's Military Academy in 1917. With the outbreak of World War I, <mask> was offered a commission as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps after four years in the Reserve Officer's Training Corps. He wanted to join the US Army, but was unable to because the minimum age for a commission was 21, so he decided to join the Marines. Major General George Barnett, the Commandant of the Marine Corps, had to personally plead for a third try for <mask> after he failed two eyesight tests in Chicago, Illinois. He was commissioned on August 23, 1917, after passing his third eye exam. <mask> thought the failure of his eye test slowed his career so he joined the Marines to fight in World War I. He said his father didn't approve of his decision to join the Marines because they were a bunch of drunks.<mask> was trained at a base in Virginia. The adjutant to the senior staff was assigned to <mask> in November 1917. He continued to train there. He was never sent to fight in World War I. It was moved to Fort Crockett in Texas to protect oil fields from attack by the German Empire. <mask> was promoted to first lieutenant after 18 months of intense training. <mask> was ordered to shore duty in Haiti in 1919.After sailing for Cuba and landing in Santiago, the 9th Marines landed in Port-au-Prince. During the occupation of Haiti, the troops were made part of the 1st Marine brigade. He was transferred to the 2nd Marine brigade during the

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texts: occupation of the Dominican Republic after only a short time in Port-au-Prince. He was in charge of the 70th Company, 15th Marines. He was patrolling the area for bandits and rebels. After eight months with the 70th Company, he was promoted to captain and returned to first lieutenant due to reorganization in the Marine Corps. He served at a remote outpost for six months.After returning to the United States in December 1921, he went to San Diego to join the new units formed there. He was diverted to Puget Sound by the Marine Corps. He was the commanding officer of the Marines in Washington state. <mask> requested transfer because he did not enjoy this duty. The Olongapo Naval Station in the Philippines was where he was ordered to foreign shore duty in 1922. <mask> only stayed for a short time as he was dissatisfied with the station again. In February 1924, <mask> met a former commanding officer in a chance encounter and was able to trade places with an officer aboard the Pennsylvania-class cruiser.He traveled throughout the Pacific Ocean for the next two years. He said he looked forward to these years. He was involved in several landings in Asia. The international force that landed in China in 1924 to protect the Shanghai International Settlement was made up of troops from the Huron. <mask>'s force never saw combat. China's scattered international interests were frequently threatened as it was in the midst of its Warlord Era, and the force was sent to protect the Peking American Legation from an offensive. He was part of an international force that stayed in Peking for around a month.After returning to the United States in March 1926, <mask> was assigned to the 4th Marine Regiment at San Diego, California, briefly, before being assigned to the Major General at Headquarters Marine Corps, John A. Lejeune, in June of that year. <mask> later said he liked the general he worked with in this post. <mask> was in this post until Lejeune's retirement in 1929. In May 1929, <mask> requested to be assigned to the Nicaraguan National Guard. <mask> was subsequently sent to serve at Jinotega as one of the

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title: Edward A. Craig

texts: staff officers for the local battalion, and later said that he had to inspect local outposts and train local troops. <mask> was stationed at the Marine Corps Base at San Diego, California, until June 1933. From June to November 1932, he was on temporary duty in Nicaragua under the State Department.After a short period of three months, <mask> returned to the Marine Corps Base where he was assigned as a company commander in the 6th Marine Regiment, Fleet Marine Force. He was a personnel officer in the 2nd Marine brigade in 1936. In 1937, <mask> joined the Marine Corps Schools at the Marine barracks in Virginia as a student. He returned to the Marine Corps Base at San Diego, where he was an instructor in the Platoon Leaders' Course, Inspector-Instructor of Reserve Battalion Field Training, and Base Adjutant. He was stationed at the Naval Air Station at Pearl Harbor from June 1939 to June 1941, where he was a Marine officer and intelligence officer. King's staff and <mask> were often on the move throughout the Pacific Ocean. He commanded the force for a short time under <mask> Blakely and William Halsey Jr.He joined the Marine Base at San Diego in July 1941 and was promoted to the position of provost marshal and commanding officer of the Guard Battalion in October of 1941. The duties became more important after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The military police's presence grew substantially during <mask>'s tenure. When <mask> joined the 2nd Marine Division as the commander of the 2nd Pioneer Battalion, he was quickly moved to the executive officer of the 9th Marine Regiment. <mask> only conducted maneuvers with the division, and never sailed for combat. He was promoted to colonel when he became commanding officer of Service Troops, 3rd Marine Division. The South Pacific was sailed by <mask> in February 1943.After arriving in New Zealand with the division, <mask> requested to return to an infantry unit and in July of that year was made commander of the 9th Marines, replacing Lemuel C. Shepherd, who had been promoted. <mask> was transferred to Guadalcanal with the Marines. <mask> led his troops

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texts: through the Bougainville Campaign for months as they fought Japanese forces on the island. <mask>'s troops remained on the island until April 1944, when they were pulled back to Guadalcanal to prepare for another operation. <mask> was awarded the Bronze Star medal for his leadership during the campaign. In July and August 1944, he took part in the invasion of Guam and the recapture of the island. He became Corps Operations Officer of the V Amphibious Corps in September 1944 and was involved in the landing and assault on Iwo Jima in February 1945.He received the Navy Cross for his part in the fighting on Guam and the Legion of Merit for his service during the Iwo Jima campaign. He was the chief of staff of the Marine Training Command in San Diego when he returned to the United States. He was the commanding officer of the Marine Training and Replacement Command in San Diego from October 1945 to July 1946, after World War II. After six months as Chief Instructor of the Troop Training Unit, Amphibious Forces, Pacific Fleet, he was promoted to brigadier general and again ordered overseas as assistant division commander. He stayed on Guam for two years after he was assigned as the commanding general. The Korean War began on June 25, 1950, and the U.S. Marine Corps was unprepared. As part of the United Nations Command being created in Korea, the Marine Corps was ordered to prepare a 15,000-man division.The Marine Corps began rebuilding the 1st Marine Division to wartime strength, but in the meantime assembled a 4,725-man force around the 5th Marine Regiment to assist in the war effort as quickly as possible. The 1st Provisional Marine brigade was activated in California on July 7. It sailed from Long Beach to San Diego. The unit bypassed Japan and landed at Pusan in South Korea on August 3. <mask> was in charge of it. Marine Aircraft Group 33 supported the brigade. Lieutenant General Walton Walker placed it in his reserve as a sub unit of the Eighth United States Army.When the 1st Provisional Marine brigade arrived in Korea, <mask> became assistant division commander and took part in the landing at

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texts: Inchon and operations in northeast Korea. The Battle of Masan was one of the battles that the brigade took part in. He was appointed to his present rank in January 1951. He became the director of the Marine Corps Reserve in March 1951 after returning to the United States. In lieu of a second award, he was awarded the distinguished service medal, silver star medal, and air medal with gold star. Lieutenant General <mask><mask> was the director of the Marine Corps Reserve prior to his retirement on June 1, 1951. He passed away at his home in El Cajon, California, at the age of 98.The President of the United States of America presents the Navy Cross to Colonel <mask><mask> for extraordinary heroism as Commanding Officer of the Ninth. Colonel <mask> was an aggressive and inspiring leader who constantly directed his men in combat in the face of intense enemy fire until organized resistance ceased. After being charged with capturing a portion of high ground on the force beachhead line and making contact with the Army on Mount Tenjo, Colonel <mask> remained with his leading assault elements during the entire advance and, by his coolness under fire, provided inspiration for his officers and men. The final assault on Mount Chachao was personally directed by him. When his battalions encountered heavy enemy resistance near an important road junction during the advance to the northern end of Guam on 3 August, he took a position beside a tank advance with the assault troops and, despite a constant stream of rifle and machine-gun fire, fearlessly remained there throughout the entire Colonel <mask> and the United States Naval Service have been credited with the highest credit for the success of the campaign. The President of the United States of America presented the Silver Star to the United States Marine Corps.His actions contributed to the success of the operation and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service. Military personnel from Connecticut, United States Marine Corps personnel of World War II, and United States Marine Corps personnel of the Korean War were recipients of

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title: Samuel Dalembert

texts: <mask> is a former professional basketball player who played 13 seasons in the NBA. He played college basketball. Dalembert was known for his rebound as well as his shot blocking during his NBA career. Dalembert was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and lived there for fourteen years before moving to Montreal where he attended high school. He was a student at St. Patrick High School in New Jersey. He played college basketball at Seton Hall from 1999 to 2001. The Philadelphia 76ers selected Dalembert with the 26th overall pick in the 2001 NBA draft.On June 17, 2010, he was traded to the Kings from the 76ers. He signed a multi-year deal with Houston on December 26, 2011. Jon Brockman, Jon Leuer, and Jeremy Lamb were the 12th and 14th picks in the 2012 NBA draft, respectively, when Dalembert was traded to Milwaukee. Dalembert signed with the Dallas Mavericks. Dalembert was traded to the New York Knicks along with five other players in exchange for two second-round picks. He was released by the Knicks on January 5, 2015. Dalembert signed with the Dallas Mavericks on August 6, 2015, returning to the franchise for a second time.He was released by the Mavericks prior to the start of the regular season. He missed the final three games of the preseason because of a left leg injury. He joined the Chinese Basketball Association on December 17, 2015. He came back for the 2016–17 season. On August 7, 2007, Dalembert became a Canadian citizen and joined the Canadian national team in order to qualify for the Olympics. He made his national team debut in 2007, leading the tournament with 2.4 blocks per game. During the 2008 Jack Donohue International Classic, he played in both Toronto and Hamilton and won both games against Lebanon and New Zealand.Dalembert was dismissed from the team due to a disagreement with his coach. Dalembert went to Haiti to help with relief efforts after the 2010 Haiti earthquake. He pledged $100,000 to the organization. The J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award was won by him. Dalembert has been involved in the Haitian recovery since the disaster.


title: Arthur J. Ammann

texts: <mask> was known for his research on HIV transmission, discovering transmission and the risk of contaminated transfusions and blood products, and his role in the development of the first successful vaccine to prevent pneumococcal infections. Global Strategies for HIV Prevention was founded by him. Both of <mask>'s parents did not finish grade school. He studied medicine at New Jersey Medical School and received his M.D. after graduating from Brooklyn Technical High School. In 1962. <mask>'s residency was in pediatrics at the University of California, San Francisco. In 1966 <mask> and Richard E. Stiehm documented Immunoglobulin A as the major immunoglobulin class in breastmilk, present in high concentrations.They believed that the protection afforded to infants by breast-feeding was due to exposure to local antibodies contained within IgA. According to <mask>, Stiehm and <mask>. Cherry, there are elevated levels of IgM in the cord blood of newborn infants. This was a major step forward in understanding the fetal immune response and developing diagnostic tools to differentiate between in utero infections with infectious agents. In 1973, <mask> and his research team performed the first successful reconstitution of T-cell immunity in a patient. Fetal thymus transplantation was used to achieve this. The study showed that the only way to reconstitution of B cell immunity is to use bone marrow transplantation, which contains multi-potential stem cells. Ammann described

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title: Arthur J. Ammann

texts: the first patient with purine nucleoside phosphorylase deficiency in association with a unique genetic profile that included depressed T-cell immunity with normal levels of immunoglobulins.In 1984 the publication was listed as one of the 500 most widely cited articles. Understanding new treatments for immunodeficiency diseases and developing drugs that could interfere with the immune response was an essential step in <mask>'s discovery. The director of the Clinical Research Center at the University of California, San Francisco was <mask>. <mask> performed a series of clinical trials aimed at protecting children and the elderly from pneumococcal infections, a bacterium that causes fatal infections. The first U.S. Food and Drug Administration-approved vaccine was created by him and his colleagues. The effectiveness of Ammann's vaccine in young infants has increased since it was expanded. This discovery has saved the lives of millions of people.In 1981 <mask> observed immunodeficiency disorders in children that were similar to those of gay men who had contracted the Human Immunodeficiency Virus, while working in a lab that could perform the immunologic tests needed to detect immunodeficiency in AIDS patients. Ammann was able to identify two new ways of transmission, mother to infant and blood transfusions. The medical community did not believe that AIDS could affect infants and rejected <mask>'s initial publication. The perception of the epidemic of HIV/AIDS was

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texts: changed by this discovery. In 1985 <mask> left his position at UCSF to work for Genentech. The discoveries made by <mask>'s research team were used by other researchers in a partially successful study performed in Thailand in 2009. <mask> became a member of the Presidential National AIDS Task Force in 1994.In 1996, he was named one of the fifty most influential AIDS researchers by POZ magazine. Advocacy <mask> spent most of his life fighting injustice in the health care system. He was the director of research for the Pediatric AIDS Foundation from 1992 to 1996. The conference on global strategies for prevention of HIV transmission from mothers to infants was chaired by <mask>. In 1988 <mask> was appointed chairman of the AmFAR scientific advisory committee. <mask> was president of AmFAR from 1997 to 1998. Ammann fought for an increase in research funding in HIV, in particular for women and children, and the development of more cost-effective treatments.Global Strategies for HIV Prevention was founded by <mask>. <mask> advocated for the needs of the most marginalized populations when he was president. The organization is trying to prevent HIV transmission from mothers to infants in order to slow the spread of the disease. Three days after his 85th birthday, <mask> died in San Rafael, California. The 1977 E. Mead Johnson Award was given in New York, NY. The New Jersey College of Medicine has a distinguished alumni award. The POZ 50 are individuals who have most

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