title: Lyall Stewart

texts: side. He was on the winning team in the 17-15 victory against the same Hawke's Bay side that he was selected to play against days later. At this point in the season, it was disappointing that <mask> wasn't selected to play in the South Auckland side. <mask> is a cool, collected player with a lot of initiative and ability to demonstrate the same. He placed the locals on attack. It is disappointing that his play was ahead of Wilson Hall despite the fact that he had fewer opportunities.The South Auckland team won on Carlaw Park. <mask> gained selection for South Auckland when they played at Steele Park in Hamilton and they ran out 26-18 winners. He ended his 1922 season with a 20-9 win for South Auckland. <mask> joined the Hamilton Athletic club in 1923. He played 6 matches for them before playing for the Hamilton representative side against the Old Boys. <mask> was knocked out for a long period of time in the first session of the match, which they won 23-13. He played in 4 matches for Hamilton Athletics and 2 for the Hamilton representative side against Cambridge, which were both victories.<mask> scored a try and kicked a goal in the match against his old Cambridge side on Victoria Square in Cambridge. Two weeks prior, Hamilton had won the Endean Shield against Lower Waikato. <mask> was in the five eighth position with F. Jackson in the halfback position. South Auckland won by 27 points. <mask> wore the red and white of Cambridge against Hamilton in a 13-9 loss, and the following week he wore the black and white of Hamilton in a 27-20 win over Lower Waikato. He scored twice in a 31-25 victory for the combined Cambridge-Hamilton team at Victoria Square. Steele Park was the location for <mask>'s next match.The Northern Union Challenge Cup was held by South Auckland. <mask>'s side retained the trophy after he scored a first half try. He was a part of the team that played at

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title: Lyall Stewart

type: paraphrased

texts: Carlaw Park. He continued his try scoring run with a 3-pointer in a heavy 44-15 loss to the city team. He finished the season playing for South Auckland. He scored his 6th try in as many matches, but his team was beaten by 35 to 11 in front of 6,000 spectators at Carlaw Park. <mask> was going to move to New Zealand to play rugby league for a longer period than he did in 1922.<mask> moved to the Old Boys in the Rugby League competition after two matches for Hamilton Athletic. He was referred to the South Auckland Rugby League after applying for a transfer to the Hamilton Rugby League. At the monthly meeting of the South Auckland Rugby League, it was decided to grant him a transfer. The league was not particularly keen on allowing the move however and wrote a strongly worded protest against the apparent recruiting in the country districts by Auckland clubs, also intimating that this League would not grant transfers of players under its jurisdiction, unless good reason be shown. The delegates from the League to the New Zealand Council were told to bring the matter to the attention of the members of the Council. In the fifth match of the season, <mask> made his debut for Marist in the eighth position. He played against Athletic before being selected to play against the Possibles.Efforts were underway to find the best players in the country to face the England side. <mask> was to partner Wilson Hall in the Possibles side. The side of <mask> lost. <mask> was selected for the A team to play Hamilton on July 16. Wilson Hall broke his collar-bone in the match. The New Zealand squad was selected to go into training for the first test with England after they played the English on July 28. Despite Wilson Hall being out injured there were still many eighths and halves named in the squad.In the first test, New Zealand won 16 to 8 but Charles Fitzgerald and Maurice Wetherill were not

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title: Lyall Stewart

texts: able to travel to Wellington for the second test. <mask> was pulled into the side to travel south because halfback Thomas McClymont was injured in the first test. Despite the unavailability of at least 3 potential halves Clarrie Polson and Frank Delgrosso were selected ahead of <mask> for the second test which New Zealand won 13-11. In the 3rd test, <mask> was selected in the second five eighth position with Frank Delgrosso on his inside and Hec Brisbane on his outside. A crowd of 12,000 watched the match at Tahuna Park. Sid Rix was in the England side. New Zealand went down to the brilliant back play of the English side by 31 points to 18 in <mask>'s debut.Three-quarters of the New Zealand population were deprived of food because he was the weak link in the chain. <mask> was going to play in 9 more matches for his club side. In front of 17,000 people, he played in the championship final against Devonport United. His side was victorious by 20 points to 17 and won their first ever title. <mask> appeared to have not played at all before returning to the game in the jersey of Devonport United in 1925. He played 13 matches for them, but never played in a representative match in his career. <mask> retired from rugby league at the end of the season and moved to the Opotiki area in the Bay of Plenty, where league was not played.He married Moyra on August 22, 1928. Moyra was born in 1905. They had 6 children. Moyra died at the age of 49. <mask>'s one year old child was bitten by a rat with the bite going through the baby's left hand and caused considerable bleeding. <mask> suffered with an axe whilst cutting wood in 1933 and his children's efforts at school in the Opotiki area were the only other mentions beyond this time of <mask> and his family. He had to have stitches on his foot.On July 7, 1968, <mask> died three days short of his birthday. Rugby league players from New

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title: Joe Bratty

texts: A leading member of the South Belfast brigade, <mask> was a Northern Irish loyalist paramilitary. The head of UDA activity in the area during one of the organisation's most active phases was suspected of orchestrating around 15 killings. In his native area of Ballynafeigh, he was responsible for altering the Workers' Party of Ireland slogan "Sectarianism Kills Workers", as a teenage street-fighter battling with local Catholic/republican youths. The initials of the Ku Klux Klan were appended to this piece of graffiti. The nickname 'Chinky' was given to the street-fighter who had distinctive oriental shaped eyes, by his Catholic opponents. Given the proximity of the two communities on the Ormeau Road, <mask> had grown up alongside Catholics and was accused of terrorising them with beatings and intimidation before becoming involved in murder around 1990. After leading his own unit from Annadale Flats, <mask> became head of the UDA in Ballynafeigh.When they entered the house of Shields, they shot him dead as he lay in bed with his pregnant girlfriend. According to his family, Shields, who had a criminal record but not for republican activity, had been targeted by <mask> and his associates for physical attack in the past and they had fired shots into his mother's house when he lived with her. Members of the group, including himself, had the initials KKK tattooed on their arms. The attack on the lower Ormeau branch of Sean Graham's bookmakers resulted in the deaths of five civilians. Raymond Elder, his right-hand man, was identified by witnesses as one of the attackers, and fibres from the car used in the attack were found on his denims. The rest of the team that <mask> sent was made up of UDA members from East Belfast, rather than local members. Johnny Adair, leader of the

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title: Joe Bratty

texts: stopped. He was 33 years old at the time of his death. He left behind a widow and children. Immediately after his father's death, his son was given a place in the leading UDA-aligned flute band in Scotland. Some nationalist residents of the Lower Ormeau normally opposed to violence welcomed the killing of Bratty with relief.The aftermath saw three Catholics killed by the UDA in separate attacks with these sparking a series of IRA bomb attacks on loyalist bars, thus bringing about a temporary return to the spiral of tit-for-tat killing. The killings of <mask> and Elder, along with that of Ray Smallwoods, played a central role in delaying the Combined Loyalist Military Command ceasefire. The CLMC had considered declaring a ceasefire after the Loughinisland massacre, but decided against it as they believed that a cessation of violence would be seen as weakness. Gary McMichael admitted that the killings of <mask> and Smallwoods convinced him that an IRA ceasefire was near as he felt these were long. The UDA's hardline elements would later claim that the killing of <mask> had been approved by members of the CLMC who were eager to see a ceasefire, although these allegations were never proven. In a pamphlet, Kenny McClinton suggested that the killing of <mask> was arranged by the PUP. McClinton argued that the PUP was a front for MI5 activity.There is a wall plaque outside the bar. The pub where the pair were killed was a stronghold of the UDA. During Twelfth of July celebrations in 2007, members of the Orange Order had a banner with a picture of <mask> on it. The August march was condemned by both nationalist politicians and the Ulster Unionist Party after it ended with a ceremony in a garden of remembrance close to the Annadale Flats. There were deaths by firearm in Northern

masks: Bratty Bratty Bratty Bratty Bratty


title: Pope Gregory II

texts: Pope <mask> II was the bishop of Rome from 19 May 715 to his death. The establishment of the temporal power of the popes was a result of the revolts, schisms and civil wars that followed his defiance of the emperor. <mask> was born into a noble Roman family in the year 669. According to a 15th-century chronicler, <mask> was a descendant of the Roman Savelli family, but this is not supported by contemporary documents. Nothing is certain about a kinship between the two of them, despite the fact that the same was said of the seventh-century Pope Benedict II. He was made a subdeacon and sacellarius of the Roman See during the pontificate of Sergius I. He was placed in charge of the Vatican Library.During Constantine's pontificate, <mask> was made a papal secretary, and accompanied the pope to Constantinople in 711 to deal with the issues raised by Rome's rejection of the canons of the Quinisext Council. The negotiations on the contentious articles were handled by <mask> and the result was that the papacy could disregard the decisions of the council. <mask> was consecrated as bishop of Rome on 19 May 715, after Constantine died. <mask> began repairing Rome's Aurelian Walls in his first year of missionary activity. After the river Tiber burst its banks and flooded Rome in October 716, work on this task was delayed. <mask> ordered a number of litanies to be said to stem the floods, which spread over the Campus Martius and the Plains of Nero, reaching the foot of the Capitoline Hill. The first year of his pontificate saw a letter arrive from Constantinople, who attempted to justify his support of Monothelitism, while at the same time seeking sympathy from the pope over the position he was in, with respect to the emperor.<mask> sent a letter detailing the Roman position against Monothelitism. <mask> received an official

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title: Pope Gregory II

texts: visit from Duke Theodo of Bavaria in 716 to discuss the continued conversion of his lands to Christianity. <mask> gave instructions to his delegates to travel to Bavaria, coordinate with the duke, and establish a local church hierarchy, as a result of this meeting. After reviewing his appeal through a synod, <mask> forced an unwilling Corbinian to abandon his monastic calling and become a bishop in upper Bavaria. <mask> turned his attention to Germany. He was approached by a missionary who wanted to work in Germany. After changing his name to Boniface, <mask> commissioned him to preach in Germany.After hearing of the work that had been done so far, <mask> summoned Boniface back to Rome to answer rumors about his purity. It was clear at this face-to-face meeting that <mask>'s Latin had already started to evolve into the Romance languages, as Boniface complained that he found <mask>'s Latin difficult to understand. <mask> made Boniface a bishop in November 722 and returned him to Germany to continue his mission after examining his written profession of faith. <mask> wrote to Boniface in December to wish him well, followed by a response to his questions about how to structure the new churches in Germany. The papal authority in the churches of Britain and Ireland was strengthened by <mask>. <mask> was visited by Ine, who had abdicated the throne in order to travel to Rome and die there. <mask> was concerned with establishing or restoring monasteries.He turned his family mansion in Rome into a monastery and established a new church dedicated to Sant'Eustachio. The Monastery of St.Vincent on the Volturno was involved in a dispute over the deposition of the abbot, and he restored Monte Cassino, which had not recovered from an attack by the Lombards in 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932

masks: Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory


title: Pope Gregory II

texts: 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 <mask> held a synod in Rome to fix issues around illegitimate marriages. The longstanding dispute between Grado and Aquileia flared up again in 723. <mask> gave the pallium to Bishop Serenus after he was requested by the Lombard king. <mask> received a letter from the patriarchal of Grado complaining that Serenus had overstepped his authority and was interfering with what was Grado's ecclesiastical jurisdiction. <mask> reprimanded Donatus for complaining about his decision to grant the pallium to Serenus.The Grado patriarchate was taken over by the Bishop of Pola in 725. <mask> wrote to the people of the diocese, reminding them to onlyelect a bishop in accordance with church law, after Peter was deprived of both sees. A number of practices were mandated by <mask>. He ordered people to fast on Thursdays in Lent, just as they were required to do during the other days of the week. pagans fasted on Thursday as part of their worship of Jupiter, which was frowned upon by popes of previous centuries. Prior to this, the Mass of the preceding Sunday was said on those Thursdays, as well as the offices being said during church services on Thursdays in Lent. <mask> tried to maintain good relations with the Lombards and their king.The Cottian Alps were granted to the Roman Church in the reign of Aripert II. Rome was cut off from Naples in 717 when the Lombard Duchy of Benevento captured Cumae. <mask> appealed to Duke John I of Naples, funding his campaign to successfully retake Cumae, because neither threats of divine retribution nor bribes made an impression on Romuald. The duke of Spoleto captured Classis, the port of Ravenna. <mask> brokered a deal that forced Faroald to return it to

masks: Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory


title: Pope Gregory II

texts: the Exarch of Ravenna. <mask> asked Charles Martel to drive out the Lombards because he thought they would take imperial territory in Italy a piece at a time. Charles didn't reply to the request.Lombard incursions were encouraged by Imperial weakness in Italy and they captured the fortress of Narni. In 727, with the Exarchate of Ravenna in chaos over the Byzantine Emperor's iconoclast decrees, the Lombards captured and destroyed Classis. The fighting between Byzantine forces and the Lombards continued until <mask> brokered a deal between the Lombards and the Byzantine exarch, Eutychius, which brought about a temporary cease of hostilities. They met at the ancient city of Sutri. Sutri and some hill towns in Latium were given to the papacy as a result of the Donation of Sutri. The beginning of the Papal States was marked by the extension of papal territory beyond the confines of the Duchy of Rome. Tensions between <mask> and the imperial court began when emperor <mask> tried to raise taxes on the papal patrimonies in Italy.<mask> needed the revenue to provide local food for the city of Rome, which would relieve Rome of its dependence on the long-distance supply of grain. <mask> encouraged the Roman populace to drive the imperial governor of Rome from the city, as he was unable to impose his will upon Rome, as Lombard pressure kept the exarch of Ravenna from fielding an army to bring the pope to the city. Marinus, who was sent from Constantinople to govern the Duchy of Rome, encouraged a conspiracy to kill the pope. Involving a duke named Basil, the Chartoularios Jordanes, and a subdeacon named Laurion, the departure of Marinus paused the plot, only to see it resume with the arrival of the new exarch, Paul. The conspirators were put to death after the plot was uncovered. In 726, Leo issued an iconoclast edict,

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title: Pope Gregory II

texts: condemning the possession of any icon of the saints. <mask> immediately rejected the edict because it was not enforced in the west beyond having it read in Rome and Ravenna.The Exarchate of Ravenna revolted against the imperialization of iconoclasm. The officers who were loyal to Exarch Paul were overthrew by the armies. Paul tried to restore order but was killed. Pope <mask> stopped the armies from electing their own emperor and marching on Constantinople. The self-proclaimed Duke Exhilaratus and his son rebelled against Hadrian in Naples in order to kill <mask>, but were overthrown by the people and killed. <mask> summoned a synod to condemn iconoclasm. Greek sources say that <mask> excommunicated Leo at this point.The Liber pontificalis did not confirm this act by <mask>. He denied the Imperial right to interfere in matters of doctrine. "You say we worship stones and walls and boards, but they serve us for remembrance and encouragement, lifting our slow spirits upwards, by those whose names the pictures bear and whose representations they are," he wrote. We don't worship them as God, as you maintain. The little children don't like you. Go into one of their schools, say that you are the enemy of images, and they will throw their little tablets at your head, and what you have failed to learn from the wise you may pick up from the foolish... Since you have invoked one on yourself, have that, you and the counselors you have chosen, because we might impose punishment upon you, even though you have so excellent a high priest, our power comes down to us from St. Peter, the Prince of the Apostles.The bishop is in charge of the Church's dogmas. <mask>'s letters to Leo have been accused of being apocryphal, and may not accurately reflect the real content of <mask>'s correspondence. Eutychius was sent to Italy to try to

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title: Pope Gregory II

texts: get the situation back. The plot to kill <mask> and the chief nobility in Rome was uncovered after Eutychius sent an emissary to Rome. He tried to turn the Lombard king and dukes against the pope, but they didn't commit one way or the other. <mask> wrote to Germanus I of Constantinople, giving him his support, and when Germanus abdicated, <mask> refused to acknowledge the new patriarch, Anastasius. Eutychius and the Lombard king agreed to help each other deal with the rebels.After bringing the dukes of Spoleto and Benevento under their authority, they turned to Rome to bring <mask> to justice. <mask> was able to break up the alliance against him outside Rome. The pope forged a temporary truce between the Lombards and the Byzantines after Eutychius reached an uneasy truce with <mask>. <mask> was still an ardent defender of the empire. This was demonstrated when Tiberius Petasius revolted in Tuscany. Pope <mask> supported the exarch Eutychius who defeated him. <mask> was buried in St. Peter's Basilica.The location of his tomb has been lost. He was canonized as a saint in the Roman calendar on 13 February, although some martyrologies list him under 11 February. The victory over Muslim forces at the Battle of Toulouse is linked to a miracle concerning <mask> II. Pope <mask> sent three baskets of bread to the Duke of Aquitaine. The Duke gave small portions of these to his troops just before the battle outside of Toulouse. After the battle, no one who had eaten part of the bread had been killed or wounded. Byzantine Rome and the Greek Popes: Eastern Influences on Rome and the Papacy was written by Andrew J.The Popes under the Lombard Rule, Part 2,      , was written by John Bagnall. I (1889). Annette Grabowsky had a name. In: Germanische Altertumskunde Online (nur bei De Gruyter Online). 731 deaths were caused by Popes

masks: Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory Gregory


title: Anthony de la Roché

texts: <mask> was an English merchant who was born in London to a French Huguenot father and an English mother. During a commercial voyage between Europe and South America, he was blown off course and visited the island of South Georgia, making the first discovery of land south of the Convergence. After obtaining permission from the Spanish authorities to trade in Spanish America, <mask> called at the Canary Islands in May 1674 and in October that year arrived in the port of Callao. On his return voyage, sailing from Chiloé Island to Bahia de Todos os Santos, he was overwhelmed by tempestuous conditions in the tricky waters off Staten Island. His ship was unable to make Le Maire Strait or the east of Staten Island. The mythical 'Brouwer's Strait' was carried far away to the east instead of being present on the old maps. The battered ship may have found refuge in one of South Georgia's southern bays.They found a Bay in which they anchored close to a Point or Cape which stretched out to the Southeast with 28. There is sand and rock. The mountains surrounding the Coast were described as some Snow Mountains with bad weather. After the weather cleared up, the ship set sail and spotted Clerke Rocks further to the southeast. The first landing on the South Atlantic island is thought to have taken place after la Roché came across another island where they found water, wood and fish. La Roché arrived in La Rochelle, France, on September 29, 1675. The discoverer's name was engraved on the

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la Roché


title: Anthony de la Roché

texts: maps of Roché Island and the Straits de la Roche, which separated the island from an Unknown Land to the southeast.Captain James Cook mentioned the discovery in his ship journal as he approached South Georgia. The island was renamed King George III after Cook made the first recorded landing. The first map of South Georgia was made in 1802 by the captain of the American seal vessel Union and was reproduced in 1906 by the Italian polar cartographer Arnaldo Faustini. Due to his French last name, Pennington made a mistake regarding <mask>é's nationality. The newly discovered island appeared on maps from the 17th to the 18th century. Albernaz, J<mask> <mask>, F. <mask>, and Lovera. Mapas generales originales y universales des todo el orue con los puertos principales y fortalezas de India.appended in 1692. J. Covens, C. Mortier and L'Isle are related. The event took place between 1700 and 20. L'Amerique Meridionale. Paris. Henry A. Chatelain. There was a report on (1/19705).The Carte de Géographie is a part of the Partie Méridionale de l'Amérique. Amsterdam. L'Isle, <mask> and Henry A<mask>. There was a report on (1/19705). It's called Carte du Paraguai, du Chili, and it's in the city of Detroit. Paris. Bernard and George Vertue.In the early part of the 20th century. 1710 There is a map of South America. London. Charles Price. In the early part of the 20th century. 1713)South America was corrected by the Royal Society's of London and Paris. London. <mask> Fer. The year 1720.

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title: Anthony de la Roché

texts: Partie la plus méridionale de l'Amérique includes le Chili, le Paraguay, and Le Maire. Paris. The heirs of Homann.1733 Typus Geographicus Chili is a Chili. The city of Nuremberg. There is a person named Herman Moll. The year 1736. There is a map of the South part of Brazil. London.<mask> and Giambattista Albrizzi are from L'Isle. 1740 America Meridio Cartanale is ageografica. The city of Venice. Seale, Richard W. 1745). There is a map of South America.The European Settlements are remarkable from the best observations. London. John Cowley. In the early part of the 20th century. 1745). There is a map of South America. There is a person named londra.John Gibson. 1753. South America. London. Philippe Buache. There was a report of (1754). There is a group called Carte des Terres Australes.Paris. Thomas Jefferys. The year 1777. South America. There is a person named londra. <mask> Vaugondy. A number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of years ago, a number of yearsAntarctique ou hemsphre Australe. Paris. Arrowsmith. (1794). There is a map of the world on a projection. James Cook is an F.R.S. The recent discoveries to the present time.London. The highest feature on Bird Island, South Georgia, and the largest glacier in the world are named for the same person. The History of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands can be found

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title: Joe Cornish

texts: <mask> was born in December 1968. He and Adam formed the comedy duo Adam and <mask>. Attack the Block was directed by <mask>. He was a co-writer with Adam McKay and Paul Rudd of the movie "Ant-Man". <mask> became friends with both Adam Buxton and Louis Theroux while he was at the independent Westminster School in central London. He graduated from the Bournemouth Film School at the age of 18. The Adam and <mask> Show was an ironic pop culture sketch show written, presented and directed by the duo.Between 1996 and 2001 there were four series of the show. The best-known segments featured hit feature films recreated with stuffed toys, British television shows parodied using Star Wars action figures, and Vinyl Justice, in which the pair invaded rock stars' homes and searched their record collections for embarrassing records. Since the end of The Adam and Joe Show, <mask> has continued to work in British television and radio as a host, writer, and director. He presented the film programme Back Row on the radio. He fronted a discussion show in 2001. They started presenting a radio show called Adam and Joe in 2007. The series was put on hold in 2010 while <mask> directed Attack the Block.A number of films have been made by Film & TV Cornish. The Little Britain Series 2 DVD and a video diary of his brief appearance as a zombie are included. There is a 28-minute version on the Hot Fuzz HD DVD and a 71-minute version on the 3-Disc Collectors Edition DVD. The documentary's strong language caused the latter's certification to be changed from a 15 certificate to an 18 certificate. He played a Scenes-of-Crime Officer named "Bob" in Hot Fuzz. He and Wright played Resistance fighters in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. He was one of the co-writers on the film adaptation of the comic book character Ant-Man.The finished film had

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title: Joe Cornish

texts: story by and screenplay credit for both Wright and <mask>. Steven Moffat's script was re-written by Wright and <mask> for Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson. <mask> was tipped to be the director of Star Trek Beyond. Roberto Orci left the project in late 2014. In December 2020, the popular middle grade thriller series was going to be adapted by <mask>. The pilot of Modern Toss was directed by <mask>, as well as the pilot of Channel 4's Blunder. According to an interview in Word Magazine, he pulled out of directing the series due to creative differences with Channel 4 and the production company.Charlotte Hatherley's single "I Want You to Know" was directed by him. Attack the Block, <mask>'s directorial debut, was released by Optimum on May 13, 2011. The film is a science fiction comedy horror film set in South London that pitches a gang of youths against an alien invasion. The US rights to the film were purchased by Screen Gems for theatrical release on July 29, 2011. The Kid Who Would Be King was <mask>'s second film and starred Louis Ashbourne Serkis. Filming took place. Patrick Stewart and Rebecca Ferguson are in the film.In June 2012 it was announced that <mask> had been signed as director of a future film adaptation of Neal Stephenson's classic 1992 novel Snow Crash for Paramount Pictures. In May 2020, it was announced that <mask> would write and direct the TV series adaptation of Lockwood & Co. <mask> will direct and write an adaptation of Starlight for 20th Century Studios. <mask> will write, direct, and produce the sequel to Attack the Block. The Tall Guy: The <mask> Interview is a film role. English male comedians, English film critics, English male screenwriters, English radio personalities, English television hosts, English alumni of the Arts University Bournemouth, English male actors from

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title: Li Chongjun

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Li Chongjun
Li Cho
Li Xian
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title: Li Chongjun

texts: a general and the commandant at Yang Prefecture, although he did not report to it. <mask> was created as crown prince. He did not act properly because he lacked good teachers, but it was said that he was intelligent and decisive. The husband of Princess Changning was made an advisor by Emperor Zhongzong. It was said that they did not do anything to educate or protect <mask> because they were playing sports with him.His staff members often advised him to act properly, but he could not carry out their suggestions. Shortly after <mask> was created crown prince, he was persuaded by his father, the Prince of Dejing, to suggest that five officials who were close to him. The Emperor didn't accept the suggestion and the five were either killed cruelly or died in exile. <mask> was disliked by her because he wasn't born into the family. Even though his mother's birth place was lower, <mask>xun and <mask>'er still humiliated him. Emperor Zhongzong's favorite daughter, <mask>'er, often suggested to him that he make her a crown princess. The Mohe general <mask>o and the Prince of Cheng rose in rebellion when the capital moved back to Chang'an.They took a group of imperial guards and attacked the mansion, killing both of them. They wanted to arrest the emperor's concubine, who had an affair with Wu Sansi. The imperial guards at the palace defended against the attack, and <mask> hesitated, hoping to be able to converse with Emperor Zhongzong himself to plead his case. <mask>o's son-in-law Ye Huli was

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Li Guo
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Li Duozu
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title: Li Chongjun

texts: killed by the eunuch Yang Sixu. The emperor spoke to the soldiers and urged them to desert. <mask>, <mask>ang, Dugu, and Shazha were killed by the soldiers after they turned against <mask>. By the time he reached Hu, he only had a few soldiers with him after 100 soldiers fled with him.The soldiers killed him and surrendered as they were resting under a tree. <mask>'s head was presented to the imperial ancestral temple by the emperor, who treated him as having committed treason. The government wall was hung with <mask>'s head on it. None of <mask>'s staff members dared to approach his body, fearing that they would be accused of treason, but the secretary general of Yonghe County took off his. <mask> the Prince of Linzi, <mask> the Prince, and Princess Taiping were involved in the coup that took place after Emperor Zhongzong's death. <mask> was reburied with honors and given a posthumous name of Jiemin, meaning "self-controlled and suffering". The younger sister of the future Emperor of Tang was <mask>'s consort.Lady Yang had a son named <mask>. During the reign of his grand-uncle Emperor Ruizong of Tang, Zonghui would be created Prince of Huyang and serve as Taichangyuanwaiqing. There are notes and references to the Old Book of Tang. 86. The new book is called Tang. It was 81. There are three vols.207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, 207, The Tang dynasty imperial princes died in the 7th

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Li Chengku
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Li Chongjun
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Li Chongjun
Li Longji
Li Dan
Li Chongjun
Li Chongjun
Li Zonghui


title: William Stamps Farish II

texts: <mask> II was a pioneer in East Texas oilfield development, president of Standard Oil and a founding member and president of the American Petroleum Institute. He was a member of the <mask> family. <mask> was the grandson of <mask> I and the granddaughter of Jefferson Davis. He was a student at St. Thomas Hall in Holly Springs, Mississippi. The school was founded by a New Yorker in the 19th century. A brilliant, winsome, and sometimes controversial Episcopal priest and 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Hawks's vision for the school in Holly Springs was derived from W.A.There are successful schools on Long Island. Hawks became the first President of the University of Louisiana in New Orleans in 1847. After graduating from the University of Mississippi in 1900, he practiced law for three months in Clarksdale, Mississippi, before moving to Texas. He was supervisor of wells for Texas Oil Fields,Limited. The Brown-Farish Oil Company did contract drilling and traded in oil. <mask> was able to borrow money to pay off the firm's debts after Brown's death. <mask> and Robert Lee Blaffer formed a partnership in 1904.Blaffer and <mask> moved to

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title: William Stamps Farish II

texts: Houston to be closer to the field. <mask> was named president of the Texas-Louisiana Oil and Gas Association in 1915 after he became president of the Gulf Coast Producers Association. In March 1917, he and others formed the Humble Oil and Refining Company. <mask> was the company's vice president and was in charge of production. He was a member of the Petroleum Committee of the Council for National Defense in 1918. <mask> turned to industry executives he had met when he was short of capital. He negotiated with Walter Teagle, head of Standard Oil of New Jersey (later Exxon Corporation), which paid $17 million for a slight majority of Humble in 1919, and they gained a market for its oil and financial backing to build in Baytown, Texas, one of the world's largest<mask> was vice president for five years and became president in 1922. Jersey Standard's largest operating unit was the Houston company. <mask> was the founder and president of the American Petroleum Institute. In 1933, he became chairman of the board of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and in 1937, he became president. <mask> was a member of the National Petroleum Industry War Council at the beginning of World War II. <mask> was a principal in a partnership between a Standard Oil company and a German company. Farben.The creation of the Auschwitz labor camp on June 14, 1940, to produce artificial rubber from coal, was one of the activities of this joint venture. <mask>, along with other officers of Standard Oil and related companies, pleaded "no contest" in the criminal courts of Newark, New Jersey to conspiring with the Nazi government in Germany. The charges were dropped in exchange for Standard Oil releasing its German

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title: William Stamps Farish II

texts: patents and paying $50,000 in fines. <mask>amps <mask> was fined $1,000 and Standard Oil was fined $5,000 for the parent company and several subsidiaries. <mask> had made millions of dollars as a stockholder, chairman and president of Standard Oil. He was described by Senator Harry Truman as approaching 'treason' for profiting from the Nazi war machine and withholding patents from the US government. <mask> <mask> II founded Lazy F Ranch.His widow and daughter ran the operation after his death. One of the most famous racehorses of all time was Forego who raced between 1973 and 1978. The United States Horse of the Year has been voted three years in a row. The Blood-Horse magazine had a list of the Top 100 U.S. race horses of the 20th century. He married Libbie Rice in Houston on June 1, 1911. She was a descendant of the first wife of Jefferson Davis, the daughter of the president, and a granddaughter of the founder of the international law firm of Baker-Botts. Jane Lucinda Davis was the youngest sister of Jefferson Davis, President of the CSA.Together, W.S<mask> <mask> <mask> <mask> was the son of <mask> <mask> Jr. and Libbie <mask>. The year 1939. <mask> married Edward Harriman Gerry in 1939. The daughter of railroad executive E. H. Harriman and his wife <mask> Averell was the son of Robert Livingston Gerry Jr. <mask> lived in a community developed by his friend. On November 29, 1942, <mask> <mask> II died in New York while visiting friends and was buried in Houston.Forbes valued the family assets at $400 million in 1992. The Farish Fund foundation provides millions for charitable causes. <mask> is the grandson of W. S. Farish Co. <mask> <mask> <mask> is the grandson of <mask> <mask>

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title: Tim Parker

texts: dedicated London office, and a new, updated, quicker, and simpler website. He is the owner of the British Pathé film archive. The chairman of the National Trust is not paid. The National Trust announced in May that he would be stepping down in October of 2021.The Post Office had a long dispute with a number of subpostmasters over the problems with its computer system. In June of 2016 he told the subpostmasters that they should replace the Horizon system. Hundreds of subpostmasters have been accused of accounting fraud and theft since the installation of the faulty Horizon system. The Post Office agreed to a £58 million settlement after a High Court judge ruled that bugs, errors, and defects in the system caused shortfalls in branch accounts. In October 2020, after the Post Office conceded appeals by 44 former subpostmasters to overturn convictions linked to the Horizon accounting scandal, <mask> issued an apology. The Post Office is changing its relationship with postmasters to prevent future events. The Post Office wants to make sure that postmasters who are entitled to civil compensation because of their convictions being overturned are compensated as quickly as possible.We are considering the best process for that. The chairman of the Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service was appointed in April. In addition to being chairman of Samsonite, he is an advisor to CVC Capital Partners. He is a Trustee of the Royal Academy of Music. There is a married man with four children. The List of Old Abingdonians References includes people who were educated at Abingdon School and Alumni of the University of


title: John Langdon (politician)

texts: <mask> was a politician from New Hampshire and a founding father of the United States. One of the first two United States senators from New Hampshire was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. <mask> was a supporter of the Revolutionary War when he was a member of the Continental Congress. He was the first president pro tempore of the Senate and later the governor of New Hampshire. He turned down a nomination for a vice president. The family of <mask>'s father migrated to America before 1660 from Sheviock, Caradon, Cornwall. One of New England's major seaports was founded by the <mask>s near the mouth of the Piscataqua River.The Fortress of Louisbourg in New France was the site of the 1745 Siege of Louisbourg against the French. He and his brother were apprentices to local naval merchants after rejecting the chance to join in their father's successful agricultural career. By the age of 22, he was the captain of the Andromache. He owned his first merchantman four years later and continued to acquire small vessels to engage in the triangle trade. The older brother was more successful in international trade than his younger brother was. British control of the shipping industries limited <mask>'s business and led him to support the American Revolution. He was a member of the New Hampshire committee of correspondence and the nonimportation committee.He was involved in the seizure of British weapons from Fort William and Mary. He was a member of the Second Continental Congress. He signed the U.S. Constitution. He resigned from the Congress in June 1776 to become an agent for the Continental forces against the British. He was involved in the Battle of Bennington and the Company of Light Horse Volunteers in Rhode Island. The mansion now known as the <mask> <mask> House was built in 1784. Between 1785 and 1786, <mask> was elected to two terms as

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title: John Langdon (politician)

texts: president of New Hampshire.The president of the Constitutional Convention was a member of the New Hampshire delegation. From March 4, 1789 to March 3, 1801, <mask> served in the U.S. Senate. He was elected the first president pro tempore of the Senate on April 6, 1789. During the 1787 constitutional debates in Philadelphia, <mask> spoke out against James Madison's proposed "negative" on state laws because he felt that it would hurt the feelings of House members. The drive to approve the Constitution of the United States in New Hampshire was championed by <mask>. It was approved by a vote of 57-47 in New Hampshire. He wrote to George Washington to tell him that New Hampshire had become the ninth state he described as the "Key Stone in the Great Arch".Joshua Atherton accepted the result and stated, "It's adopted." Let's try it. The nephew of George and Martha Washington intended to abduct Oney Judge in 1798 and return her to slavery with the Washingtons. He served as speaker of the New Hampshire Legislature from 1812 to 1812 and as governor of New Hampshire from 1805 to 1812. His niece married Edmund Roberts. James Madison nominated <mask> to be his vice president in 1812. The <mask> Tomb in the North Cemetery was the final resting place of death and legacy <mask>.There is a town named after him in New Hampshire and a street named after him in Madison, Wisconsin. There is a New Hampshire Historical Marker. There is a historical marker in the North Cemetery. The founding fathers of New Hampshire were mentioned in the notes. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration. State Builders is a historical and biographical record of New Hampshire. Lawrence Shaw was the publisher of State Builers Publishing Manchester, NH.<mask> is from New Hampshire. Kennikat Press was in Port Washington, New York. The <mask> <mask> House is in Historic New

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title: Paddy Madden

texts: <mask> is an Irish footballer who plays for a National League club. Madden scored for the "A" Team on their way to the Grand Final of the A League in 2008 after signing league forms with Bohemians. He made his first team debut as a substitute in a 2–0 win over Cobh Ramblers. Madden joined Shelbourne on loan on February 10, 2009. Madden was sent out on loan to gain first team experience. <mask> scored his first competitive appearance for Shelbourne in their opening First Division match against Wexford Youths at Tolka Park on 6 March 2009. He scored against his employers for Shelbourne in the 2nd round of the Sports Cup.<mask> returned to Bohemians after his loan spell at Shelbourne ended. During his time at Shelbourne, Madden made 16 league and cup appearances and scored 8 goals. On 29 September 2009, <mask> scored his first goal for Bohs in a 1–0 victory over Derry City in the Brandywell which led to them returning to the top of the league. Madden scored 9 goals in 5 matches in the 2010 season and was voted the Soccer Writers Association of Ireland Player of the month for June. <mask> signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with the Cumbrian club for an undisclosed fee on January 31, 2011. Madden joined League One club Yeovil Town on an initial one-month loan deal with a view to extend to gain some much needed pitch time after not featuring in the starting league squad this season. He scored a goal in 3 substitute appearances for the Cumbrians.He made his debut for Yeovil on October 6, 2012 and scored two goals in a victory against Colchester United. He extended his loan after scoring five goals in five games. Madden scored two

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title: Paddy Madden

texts: goals in the final match of his loan spell against Leyton Orient on January 1st, ending his loan spell with nine goals. Madden signed a two-and-a-half-year deal for an undisclosed fee after the game. Madden scored 4 goals in his first two games as a permanent Yeovil Town player. He was League One's top scorer by the middle of February with 18 goals. He was described by his manager Gary Johnson as the bargain of the season.<mask>'s contribution of 6 goals to Yeovil's perfect January of 3 out of 3 wins didn't go unrecognized as he won the League One Player of the month award. The promotion to the Championship for the first time in the club's history was achieved thanks to Madden's goal in the League One play-off Final. <mask> ended the season with the League One golden boot with 23 goals, plus his League One play-off Final goal to make it 24 in all competitions. <mask> was placed on the transfer list by the club after failing to score since promotion to the Championship. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Football League Two side on January 10, 2014, for an undisclosed fee. <mask>'s first game for Scunthorpe was a 0–2 away win over Mansfield Town. He scored his first goal for the club in a 5–1 win over Pompey.Madden helped the club get promoted to League One by scoring 5 goals. During the 2014–2018 2014–2018, Madden netted 16 goals in all competition and 23 goals in all competition. Despite playing in most of the Iron's games, Madden suffered a significant downturn of form during the play-off push. Madden scored 2 league goals in the very early stages of the season, but this downturn in form continued into the next season.

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title: Paddy Madden

texts: Madden didn't score in his last 16 league appearances. Madden scored 60 goals during his time with the Iron, placing him as the club's 10th most prolific scorer of all time. <mask> signed for another League One side, Fleetwood Town, on January 2, for an undisclosed fee.He scored his 100th goal in English football in the FA Cup match against Guiseley. He signed a new three-year contract with the club in May. Madden was out for multiple matches during the 2020–21 season after testing positive for COVID-19. <mask> was the club's all-time top scorer with 43 goals at the time of his departure. Madden scored 53 goals in 149 appearances for the club after joining in January of last year. Madden signed a three year deal with Stockport County on March 15, 2021, for an undisclosed fee. <mask> made his Republic of Ireland under-21 debut against Armenia in November 2009, having represented the Republic of Ireland at U18 and U19 levels.<mask> was called up for the first time to the Republic of Ireland senior team to play Wales. <mask> came on in the 69th minute. Football League One play-offs: 2012–13 Individual PFA Team of the Year: 2012–13 League One Airtricity/SWAI Player The players are from Shelbourne F.C. The players are from Carlisle United F.C. The players are from Yeovil Town F.C. The players are from Scunthorpe United F.C.The players are from Fleetwood Town F.C. The players are from Stockport County F.C. Republic of Ireland international footballer, Republic of Ireland under-23 international footballer, Republic of Ireland under-21 international footballer, Republic of Ireland youth international footballer, League of Ireland XI


title: Harry Hamlin

texts: <mask> is an American actor, author, andentrepreneur. He received three Golden Globe nominations for his roles as Michael Kuzak in L.A. Law and as Perseus in the 1981 fantasy film. <mask> was nominated for an award for his recurring role on Mad Men. <mask> was born in Pasadena, California, on October 30, 1951, to <mask>, Jr., an Aeronautical Engineer, and Bernice Robinson, a socialite. He played soccer and lacrosse at The Hill School, a private boarding school in Pennsylvania, where he acted in the school's musicals and plays as a teenager. The Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts is where he attended classes. Hamlin is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, and the president of the Delta Kappa Epsilon chapter at that time.<mask> graduated from Yale University with degrees in drama and psychology. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree in acting from the American Conservatory Theater in 1976. Stanley Donen was interested in Hamlin's performance in the production of Equus. Hamlin played the title role in the 1979 television series Studs Lonigan, as well as appearing in the 1976 television production of Taming of the Shrew. He received his first Golden Globe Award nomination for his role in Movie Movie with George C. Scott. He had a starring role in the 1981 Greek mythology fantasy epic. Making Love was the first gay themed love story to be produced by a major studio and Blue Skies Again was also controversial.In 1984 he appeared in the mini-series Master of the Game, based on the novel by Sidney Sheldon, and in 1985 he appeared in Space, based on the novel by James A. Michener. Hamlin played an attorney on L.A. Law. He was voted the "Sexiest Man Alive" by People magazine in 1987. Hamlin left the series at the end of the fifth season after being nominated for three times for Best Actor in a television series by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Hamlin appeared in the music video and sang in the choir

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title: Harry Hamlin

texts: for the song "Voices That Care" in support of the U.S. troops who were in the Middle East at the time. He appeared in two episodes of Batman: The Animated Series as a separate character. In the episode "Joker's Wild", Hamlin played the role of Cameron Kaiser, a ruthless businessman who sinks all his money into a casino in order to collect on the insurance policy from aReputable company.He talked about his role in the film Making Love in the documentary film, The Celluloid Closet. He reprised the role of Michael Kuzak in an L.A. Law reunion television movie in 2002. Hamlin played a recurring role on Veronica Mars. He played the father of the central show character who had a turbulent relationship with him. Hamlin's character states that he was People magazine's 'Sexiest Man Alive' in 1987. Hamlin's real-life wife, Lisa Rinna, played Lynn. Hamlin's last appearance in the second season finale was in the sixth episode of the first season, "Return of the Kane".<mask> was voted off the third season of Dancing with the Stars with Ashly DelGrosso in the third week. <mask> played Uncle Marty in the series. He was cut in half as he dangled from a broken wooden bridge in the first episode. <mask> appeared in an episode of Army Wives in June of 2010 as a recurring cast member. Hamlin was in the movie You Lucky Dog. On December 4, 2008, TV Guide reported that <mask> and Rinna signed a deal to create a reality television series based on their family life. TV Land developed the series.<mask>'s character on the U.S version of Shameless was an older lover of Ian Gallagher's. <mask> and his wife appeared in an adult diaper commercial. Hamlin appeared in several episodes of Mad Men as an ad executive after the merger of two other companies. Hamlin was nominated for an award for his appearance in "A Tale of Two Cities". Hamlin was cast in the EPIX comedy Graves starring Nick Nolte and in the new USA Network show Shooter as a mysterious and powerful

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title: Harry Hamlin

texts: mastermind whose agenda will collide with Swagger. Stage <mask> made his Broadway debut in 1982 in the Broadway revival of Awake and Sing! Hamlin played the title role in Hamlet in New Jersey before going on to play Faust in Dr. Faustus the following year.<mask> was nominated for an award in 1994 for his portrayal of Henry V at the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington, DC. <mask> reprised his Broadway role as Michael Buchanan in Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke in 1996. In God of War II, <mask> reprised his role as Perseus. In the game, Kratos was sent by the gods to test Perseus, who was trapped in a room looking for the Sisters of Fate to revive his dead lover. Hamlin wrote a book in 2010 called Full Frontal Nudity: The Making of an Accidental actor. Hamlin is an advocate for fusion power and was an angel investor. The research and development of a clean, non-radioactive fusion power generator is in the final stages.Hamlin gave a talk at the LA conference titled "You don't have to be a rocket scientist to be a Futurist!" Hamlin was a member of the board. <mask> is a member of the Board of Governors of the National Space Society. Hamlin was in a relationship with Ursula Andress after meeting her on the set of the movie. Their son was born in 1980. The couple never married despite the engagement being announced. Hamlin and her broke up in 1983.He was married to Laura Johnson from 1985 to 1989 and to Nicollette Sheridan from 1991 to 1992. <mask> has been married to Lisa Rinna since 1997. They have two daughters who appeared in a reality show with their parents. The couple played a married couple in the first season of Veronica Mars. They starred as a married couple in a Lifetime movie. Rinna, the wife of <mask>, was a regular on Knots Landing, Desperate Housewives, and the Dynasty reboot. On Falcon Crest, Johnson was a regular.The Dancing with the Stars page on <mask>lin has links to filmography, television, and video

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title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: One of the leading authors of the Optzeciti generation, <mask> was a short-story writer, novelist, essayist and literary critic. The author of experimental prose, mixing elements of conventional narratives with autofiction, textuality, intertextuality and, in some cases, fantasy, placed his work at the meeting point between Postmodernism and a minimalist form of Neorealism. The approach is illustrated by his books Zmeura de cmpie, Tratament Fabulatoriu, and The Woman in Red. Nedelciu was a follower of trends in avant-garde literature of the 1960s and 1970s. His inclusion as an authoritative voice on the Postmodern scene, inaugurated by his presence in the Desant '83 anthology, was complemented by his free-minded attitude and drifter lifestyle. He stood out on the literary scene for adapting to some communist requirements in order to get his message across despite his political nonconformism. Nedelciu was the target of controversy because of this tendency.The final years of <mask> <mask>'s life were marked by his battle with Hodgkin's lymphoma, which shaped the themes in his unfinished novel. Despite the pressures of infirmity and major surgery in French clinics, Nedelciu continued his involvement with the literary scene,

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title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: as both cultural promoter and polemicist, until shortly before his death. Some people view him as an eccentric figure, while others view him as one of Romania's major experimental writers. <mask> was born in the semi-urban locality of Fundulea, Clrai County, where his parents worked in agriculture. Nedelciu's older sister was expelled from university for one year because of the couple's resistance to forced collectivization. After their son-in-law crossed the Iron Curtain and settled in the United States, the family was harassed by the communist authorities. In order to complete his studies, <mask> <mask> left his native town and high school in Brneti and went to the national capital of Bucharest.Nedelciu was attracted to bohemian, cosmopolitan and countercultural circles because of his interest in English and French. <mask> Ceauescu, which provided young intellectuals with access to cultural items that were less known or were recovering from official censorship. Nedelciu read the works of William Faulkner, John Dos Passos, and J. D. Salinger in the University Library. His student life was impacted by nonconformism, as he only attended courses that he found interesting. Nedelciu vacationed in Braov County with his

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title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: additional help from Marseille's. Although he was forced to use a wheelchair, Nedelciu continued to be active on the literary scene, both through his involvement with the Writers' Union and his founding of Euromedia. After accusing the Writers' Union of "Stalinism", he joined other disgruntled authors in creating the Association of Professional Writers. The external auditor program Topul naional de carte was set up by him late in his life. His output was reduced and his ability to write was threatened, but he was still working on Zodia Scafandrului, his final contribution to literature.After a 1996 treatment session in France, <mask> was told that his life expectation depended on procedures which cost 70,000 American dollars. He stated that he was optimistic about the possibility of collecting funds in dignity and that he had resolved not to accept either capitulation or the solution of humiliation. His efforts were supported by the literary community, who organized a series of fundraisers. Nedelciu tried to get a visa in order to get treatment in France, but it wasn't granted. The French Embassy in Bucharest was criticized by the press. Nedelciu was able to get the endorsement of various local cultural personalities


title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: for his own manifesto, which demanded "freedom of movement throughout Europe for those who are in need of it". After the French authorities reversed their decision, the writer left for Marseille, where he underwent an intervention to improve his mobility.<mask> <mask> was buried at Bellu Cemetery two days after he died. His tombstone has the title of one of his books on it. Stan commented on the "subtle irony" of his burial taking place on Bastille Day, France's national celebration. Nedelciu was known for his work in experimental literature, metafiction and autofiction. The figure of an innovator, a promoter, and the club member most interested in literary theory was cut inside Noii. "Like other authors from his generation, <mask> Nedelciu took care to define himself his own way of writing before literary critics did", said. <mask>'s period of "theoretical effervescence" was followed by a growing preoccupation for language.Nedelciu said that the writer's childhood diseases were the wish of the theorize and the baroque. Which is the disease of old age? I don't know. It's probably monumentality, classicization. Nedelciu's works abound in references and compliment to, as well as borrowings from, various authors due to

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texts: their secondary nature. The names critics cite are Ion Luca Caragiale, <mask> Eliade, and Marin Preda. <mask>'s narratives were heavily indebted to American fiction, in particular to J. D. Salinger, who is said to have found the first model for his own autofictional style.He has used themes from Ernest Hemingway in his own texts. Nedelciu was fascinated with the idea of "the constant degeneration of the character" in Western literature and the English-speaking world became the author's primary cultural reference. The May 1968 movement was covered by his inspiration sources. Dinioiu ranked French echoes as a secondary topic in <mask>'s work. The author made extensive use of constrained writing techniques that were popularized by France's avant-garde. <mask> Nedelciu adopted "action writing"-like techniques, "without prior minute elaboration", displaying "that science of controlling one's own text bear-handed." oiu mentions the "passion for exact science" as a distinct trait of Nedelciu's experimentation, accounting for his "stylistic rigor".Nedelciu equaled his integration into the Desant '83 group with an affiliation to Postmodernism. Mihie acknowledged in him "the true leader of our generation, whose rule was naturally

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texts: acknowledged, indisputable and therefore not at all". Nedelciu was referred to as a "Pope of Romanian textualism" by Daniel Cristea-Enache. The main meeting point between Nedelciu's style and Postmodernist tenets is his attachment toreinterpretation of literary conventions, often with the introduction of self-referential material or provoking artistic license. Nedelciu stood for a minimalist approach to Neorealism, which linked him directly to fellow Optzeciti Ioan Groan, Cristian Teodorescu and Sorin Preda. For the author himself, Postmodernist-textualist practices and the tradition of literary realism were related, in that the former meant "the realism of attitudes toward the real", a conclusion to which he added. Nedelciu's approach to literature as its own reality actually followed a middle course between referential verisimilitude and preoccupied with retracing reality according to literary critic Mihai Oprea.Nedelciu's style reappeared in an adapted form as a result of the impact that the interwar Romanian Social Realist had on it. <mask>'s prose is dominated by the sense of sight and recurring references to optical instruments in order to present us with samples of reality based on his sight. The impression of


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texts: "real reality" is given to us by the author's field of vision. The manner in which <mask> Nedelciu has captured everyday banality leaves the impression of a film based on real fact. The effect was compared to a film clip, which was translated as "a world continuously in the making". Sanda Cordo sees his short fiction as a propitious moment and a rebirth of the creative type of the '80s. One of Nedelciu's cogenerationists and friends, critic Ion Bogdan Lefter, recalled how Nedelciu's personality reflected his style and choice of subjects, noting the great pauses his colleague would leave between his works.The left argued that he was a writer without writing. "live transmissions", or stories in which the mixture of coherent record and textualist transcript led to an identification with the subject, was one of the narrative techniques set apart by Nedelciu. The transcript of a front line diary by a peasant who fought in World War II was one of the stories recalled by a colleague and friend of Nedelciu. I asked Nedelciu what the deal was with the diary. He admitted that he only had a few pages of the diary. Did he fill out the rest? He wouldn't tell me.He knew how to defend the mysteries of his prose. Nedelciu recorded the


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texts: phone number of his fellow writer in one of his prose fragments. Some commentators attribute <mask> <mask>'s work with other distinct qualities, stemming from a confrontation of identities: his rural and provincial roots. "He is, after all, a cosmopolitan figure, I could even say a frivolous figure," said the 2006 statement. He runs away from the world to which he belongs, in search of the urban world, but he can never part with the former. The claim was supported by oiu, who argued that Nedelciu's frivolity refers to his "southern" roots in the historical region of Wallachia. According to Sanda Cordo, Nedelciu's freedom of spirit was based in peasant culture and the literary life of the city, and he preserved it after graduation in 1973.Such aspects of <mask> <mask>'s work and biography are reflected in his choice of subjects and underlying themes, listed by Cordo as "travel, vagrancy and wandering through everyday reality, immediately experienced." oiu argues that the need for freedom is associated with Nedelciu's fiction, where female protagonists are often on the verge of ideal projection. The narrative is laid out as a ceaseless travel, and the often guide-like protagonists seem to suffer their crises only in rare


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texts: moments of respite. The social context provides an allusive background to these fictional biographies, like the author himself, the characters are often uprooted from people who relate to historical events as a seminal but mysterious collective trauma. The recurring themes of Nedelciu's fiction are "archeology", "meteorology" and "the mechanisms through which nature and the surrounding life exercise pressure on the individual". Lefter provided a similar listing of <mask> <mask>'s main preoccupation. Controversial aspects together with Crtrescu and other figures in the Postmodernist group, Nedelciu was a target for criticism.Eugen Negrici provided a synthesis of the objections. In Negrici's view, the self-referential and ironic works produced by such writers hindered the development of local literature on a more solid basis. He argued that the group's identification with Postmodernist theses prevented others from doing the same, and that the approximation implied by this process rendered the Postmodern label meaningless. Alex tefnescu made negative comments on <mask>'s contribution. Nedelciu lacked artistic sense, displayed intellectual immaturity, and wrote novels that were "needlessly complicated, clumsy, irrelevant

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texts: from a literary point of view". <mask>'s theory about the need to eliminate "mystification" in prose was objected to by tefnescu, who said that the awareness of conventions was accessible to every reader. That is not reality.The images are projected on a piece of cloth. He challenged <mask>'s view of self-referential prose as a path to interactivity, arguing that although the writing process was exposed, the readers' passive role could not be modified. In Cristea-Enache's view, Nedelciucirculated "sophisms" and "sleight of hand", his target reader being someone who, in order not to seem "tasteless, unintelligent and conservative", claims to have enjoyed writings without Nedelciu accused his rival Ion Manolescu of having created out a cocktail of confusions, a thesis supported only by his work, in 1995 in response to unfavorable comparisons made between the palpable interactivity of electronic literature on one hand and the theoretical interactivity of pre-1989 prose on The nature of language experiments in <mask> <mask>'s short fiction is not innovative in its recourse to orality, and its techniques of constrained writing affect the personal message. Some of the critic's peers welcomed Nedelciu as an innovator out of

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title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: lassitude or snobbery. The lionized mainstream of the 1980s and 90s had artificially promoted a "pyramid structure" dominated by Nedelciu as "The Great Prose Writer", as claimed by essayist Laszlo Alexandru.Nedelciu is far from being an important prose writer according to the opinion of Laszlo. Although highly critical of Alex tefnescu's overall views on literature, Laszlo agreed with his verdict on Nedelciu. The narratological issues posed by <mask> <mask>'s writing style have been wrongly treated as aspects of their own. One of the most debated aspects of <mask> <mask>'s contribution to literature under communism was his theory that writers could escape the pressures of censorship by appealing to subtext, allusions, irony, and other Postmodern mechanisms. According to literary historian Marcel Cornis-Pope, his approach to testing the "prohibitive boundaries" and "foundations of communist reality" relied on exposing the "dogmatic stagnation" through "bolder experimental fiction", of a kind illustrated by other Eastern European authors. Even if Nedelciu's stance allowed the Optzeciti to penetrate the market, it did not prevent the censorship apparatus from viewing Nedelciu personally. The theory scandalized older


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texts: authors, in particular the dissidents and the openly anti-communist observers from within the Romanian diaspora.Several people have read the writer's Tratament Fabulatoriu as an endorsement of the Ceauescu regime. The statement that capitalism was hostile toward art was the main subject of contention. The text makes the reader angry about Nedelciu's promotion by his peers. Nedelciu provided an account after the Revolution in which he stated that the book was about escape from the increased pressures of the 1980s. During the writing process for Femeia n rou, <mask> Mihie confronted his colleague on the issue of his preface being "annoying and false through its leftism, its opportunistic Marxism", and mentioned having received an enraged justification. Nedelciu's 1982 article was seen as "vehement and insulting" by  800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266


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texts: version of Romanian with strong influences from Hungarian, is a secondary element. Nedelciu, like Stan and Adameteanu, chose to question "ideological representations" and "official myths" at the height of Ceauescu's "totalitarian absurd", according to Cornis-Pope. "Zmeura de cmpie dramatized the difficulties of extricating the culture's'soul of facts' from official fictions and the totalistic language of the 'tribe'." Cornis-Pope's concern is similar to those of Dissenters in Communist Poland and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Taking the book's dedication to veterans of the 1944-1945 campaign as her clue, critic Simona Vasilache discusses the text as a generational epic, stressing that the hidden theme is the fate of anti-fascists trapped by communism. Zmeura de cmpie is highly critical of by Daniel Cristea-Enache, who believes that the experimental aspects "no longer enable fiction to breathe, but substitute it." Tratament fabulatoriu, i ieri va fi o zi, and Femeia n rou is a contribution by <mask> Nedelciu.Like in Zmeura de cmpie, the small community benefiting from these guidelines has a preoccupation with historical research and is led by a man who claims to be a descendant of Neculai Fiston-Guliaru.


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texts: The plot focuses on Luca's internal struggles, brought on by clues that the universe is the design of his own imagination, and ends in resignation to reality. There are references and homages to the novel and the author within the text. Nedelciu transforms his narrative mode into a third-level story, where he analyzes his own ability to interpret Luca's feelings, after first-person interrogations. The text fluctuates between an actual "Mbius strip" space with "unknown laws" and the imagination of a character on the verge of autism. Nedelciu explained that his intent was to create a counter-utopia by reading George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty- Four. The work fails in its stated ambition of evading the "obsessive-pressuring" world of the late Ceauescu years: "We are promised the solution of a bitter fight and we are offered a cardboard scenery and wooden swords."We are informed by the sound of trumpets of the retreat into the last redoubt we still can defend, and once we arrive there, we realize that the enemy is a controlled marionette, albeit one masterfully handled by that absolute and pitiless. According to Adina Dinioiu, Tratament Fabulatoriu is "<mask> Nedelciu's only fantasy and baroque book" and she highlights its


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texts: William Totok, based their retrospective account on various sources, including first-hand interviews with people from Comlou Mare, the village where Cumpna originated. The subject matter irritated communist censors because Femeia n rou was published after the 1989 Revolution. Simona Sora proposes that the main character in the novel is the human body. While respecting formal conventions to the point of including a bibliographical section for the sources consulted, the authors stretch the plot to mention real or imagined details of their own process of researching and writing, or divert it to include episodes about real but not directly relevant personages.The focal point and recurring element is autopsy, a procedure in which Sora sees a hidden comment on the very nature of novels: "The rules of a professional autopsy become the rules of a novel that is self-awareness and aware of literature's (often void) demands." Simona Sora believes that Femeia n rou is imposing the autofictional model in front of the real world. <mask>'s unfinished novel is marked by the expectation of death, similar to the final part of the author's life. The author recorded how the expectation had affected his writing style days before he died.


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texts: It's not possible to write everything down on paper. You have to make selections. If you want to do the opposite of what a tailor does, you have to know how to measure just once and to cut dozens of times.These are things that can be learned. He commented on the "tricks" his literature had developed in its confrontation with both the threat of death and the disease: "For example, describing in detail a healthy foot, the toes that waggle freely up and down, the mobility of the foot." I am talking about different legs, but it knows that my legs belong to it. There will be many. Nedelciu said he masked his fear of the disease by only referring to it as glci. According to the friends, completing his book would cause his death. <mask>'s original project may have called for Zodia Scafandrului to be the first part of a larger cycle that was structured around the yearly cycle of months.Adina Dinioiu says that the book's writing style is completely lacking in formalism. Nedelciu added "profundity" to his branch of "microrealism" in order to create an ethical and even soteriological connotation. In Lefter's opinion, the book can be read in many ways. It's nature is that of a literary and sociocultural project attempting to reach


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texts: employment at the The latter is a parody of historiographic practice under communism, as well as the intrusion of pseudoscientific theories into scientific practice. The return of Zare Popescu, the main character of Zmeura de cmpie, who works with Dio at the Institute and who again experiences life through digressions into historical symbolism, is explicitly about dictatorship in these episodes. There is an oblique mention of Ceauescu being convinced that he was about to be replaced by "a Pisces", and a declaration by Crciun that Zodia Scafandrului was supposed to end with an overview of the 1989 Revolution as "December".The narrative takes Diogene to Communist Poland, on a scientific mission which connects him to the Securitate's international schemes, and fictionalizes events related to the Gdask Shipyard strikes. <mask> <mask>'s 1998 contribution to erotic literature reworked a 19th-century piece by the folk writer Ion Creang. Nedelciu placed his version of the story during the late years of communism, describing sexual encounters between female teachers and party activists. The work was praised for its "overflowing relish" and the relationship between the two authors and their treatment of Romanian folklore. Ion

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texts: Creang's text is not simply picturesque, it is refined and full of charm, while <mask> <mask>'s text is just plain stupid. After Nedelciu died, other scattered prose fragments were found. Among them is Uriaa i ciudata pasre a viselor noastre, which seems to refer to his countryside escapades with Ion Dumitriu and others.Carmen Muat is a literary critic. It was based on clues in the text. The key to the piece is provided by its motto, "Now that we are done creating the world, what's left for us other than recreating it?" The critic argues that this results in a "representative text for <mask> <mask>'s prose", which is a story about the ambiguity of relations between the narrator, the characters and the reader. Ernest Hemingway: Uriaa i ciudata pasre a viselor noastre is the main intertextual reference in this case. Out of 150 novels, Femeia n rou was voted 23rd-best, followed by Tratament Fabulatoriu at 28 and Z. There were debates about the appropriateness of circulating unfinished versions of one's work after an edition of Zodia was published in 2000.Nedelciu's entire work, as well as a 2003 version of Femeia n rou, are included in his posthumous bibliography. They were followed by a second edition of Zmeura... and a


title: Mircea Nedelciu

texts: third edition of Femeia n rou. His stories were published in stages after his death, including Uriaa i ciudata pasre a viselor noastre. A new generation of authors, most of whom debut in the 1990s, were influenced by the writings of Nedelciu. Some of them are Dan Lungu, Sorin Stoica, Lucian Dan Teodorovici, Andrei Bodiu, and Clin Torsan. <mask>'s reworking of Povestea povetilor, along with Creang's original and similar texts, were transformed into an eponymous fringe theater show. The main character, Ana Cumpna, has grown while Femeia n rou has remained the same.Nedelciu has become a victim of lack of interest, or our lack of critical memory, after 1999, according to Daniel Cristea-Enache. The "not to flattering" explanation is based on the fact that Nedelciu is not one of the large novelists. Nedelciu's prose is in the eyes of many (including school textbook authors), a rather precisely charted territory, which may no longer offer surprises. Nedelciu's popularity declined not just because of his difficult style, but also because the referent of "microrealism" has vanished, according to Dinioiu. The Fundulea school which the writer had attended as a child was renamed in his honor in 2002. Fundulea has become a spot on


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texts: Romania's cultural map, thanks to him, just like other small communities, which are renowned for being the places which so and so. "1989" is the title of the Notes References.The book "From Resistance to Reformulation" was written by John Neubauer. The History of the Literary Cultures of East-Central Europe was written by John Benjamins. De la proletcultism la postmodernism was written by Florin Mihilescu. The Columbia University Press published The Columbia Literary History of Eastern Europe since 1945. Adina Dinioiu and <mask> <mask> are related. Puterile literaturii n faa politicului i a morii. In the Romanian Cultural Institute's Plural Magazine, there are various issues, including The Controlled Echo Effect and The Observer Translation


title: Galina Ustvolskaya

texts: <mask> was a Russian composer of classical music. Ustvolskaya studied at the college attached to the Leningrad Conservatory from 1937 to 1939. She taught composition at this college from 1947 to 1977. She was the only female student in the composition class at the time. Her composition teacher said that she had commented on some of the unfinished works by Shostakovich and that he attached great value to her comments. He used the second theme of her clarinet trio throughout the Fifth String Quartet and in the Michelangelo Suite, as an example. 9).The relationship between the two composers is similar to that of Webern and Schoenberg. Ustvolskaya's works from the 1950s onwards do not have the same influence on her style as her works from 1939 to 1941. She wrote patriotic pieces for official consumption until 1961. The Leningrad Union of Composers organized in the 1970s evenings of Ustvolskaya's music, which received high praise from critics, as tolerance for modernist music grew in the 1960s. Even though very few people outside of Moscow and Leningrad knew her, she became a cult figure. Her music was performed in several concerts at the Holland Festival. Her music has been popular in the West."There is no link between my music and that of any other composer, living or dead," said <mask>. The Dutch critic Elmer Schnberger called her "the lady with the hammer" because of her

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texts: repeated, homophonic blocks of sound. Extreme dynamics are used in her Piano Sonata No. 2. All of her acknowledged works use either piano or percussion to beat out unchanging rhythms, as well as the employment of groups of instruments to introduce tone clusters. The music of <mask> <mask> was not censured in the USSR because it is not "avant-garde" in the commonly accepted sense of the term. She was accused of being unwilling to communicate. The distinguishing qualities of her music have only recently been realized by her critics.Boris Tishchenko compared the narrowness of her style to a laser beam that can pierce metal. Sometimes <mask> <mask>'s works sound like they were written today. Her specific idealism is informed by an almost fanatical determination; this should be construed not only as a typically Russian trait, but also as a "Saint Petersburgian" one. All of Ustvolskaya's works are large-scaled in intent, no matter how long they are or how many players are involved. The majority of Ustvolskaya's music is based on tension and density. She said in the 1990s that the tremendous power and aspiration to God, which are inherent in each composition, do not allow to formally apply the term chamber to them. Ustvolskaya considers her technique to be completely new, individual and not compatible with theoretical analysis.The spiritual aspect of the compositions and

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title: Galina Ustvolskaya

texts: symphonies invites a superficial comparison with her contemporary, although <mask> was not a practising believer and these works are far from professions of Christian faith. In the case of the fifth symphony, the Lord's Prayer is a conventional invocation. Frans Lemaire wrote that "most of the time, the words present themselves as a murmured complaint or an insistent supplication, as opposed to the cosmic indifference of the music". William T. Vollmann's National Book Award-winning historical fiction Europe Central depicts Ustvolskaya's relationship with Shostakovich from her time as a student through the 1950s. Ustvolskaya died in Saint Petersburg. Her estate is managed by her husband. The archive of the Paul Sacher Stiftung holds her manuscripts.There are only 21 pieces in Works Ustvolskaya's oeuvre. The public, Soviet-style works are excluded. There is a concert for piano, full string orchestra and timpani. The Dream of Stepan Razin was written in 1947 by Bylina for bass and symphony orchestra. 2 (1949) Octet for two oboes, four violins, timpani and piano. The Twelves for piano were written in 1952. 2, for two boys' voices and orchestra.The Symphonic Poem No. 4 was written in 1957. The Symphonic Poem No. 1 was written in 1959. Grand Duet for piano and cello. The composition was for piccolo, tuba and piano. There are eight double basses, piano and wooden cube. 3


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texts: Denyer* Conifer. Malov (LP) Melodia C10 23283 007, Megadisc MDC 7876, Denyer* Conifer 75605, and Varsi Mediaphon 72. The Hek Hat 6170 is a piece of music. The Hat Art CD 6115 is called Denyer Etcetera KTC 1170. Denyer* Conifer 75605 51 262-2 was the MegadiscMD 8000.Malov / Liss / Ural Philharmonic Orchestra is a CD. 2 is a symphony by the St. Petersburg Soloists and Malov. Jesus, save us! The Symphonieorchester des Bayerische n Rundfunks is a symphony. The Prayer is van Vliet, Konink, Denyer, Meeuwsen, and Miller. There are 5 Preludes for Piano and the St. Petersburg Soloists. Arvo Prt, Yury Kasparov, <mask> <mask>, Nikolai Sidelnikov, Elena Firsova and Boris Chaikovsky.studia slavica musicologica is edited by Valeria. There is a Verlag in Berlin. pp. Lemaire, Frans, was written in English. There are notes for Symphonies 2,3,4 and 5. Megadisc 7854. Simon Bokman.There are variations on the theme. It was translated by Irina Behrendt. Thestudia slavica musicologica was published in Berlin in 2007. Rachel Jeremiah-Foulds wrote "An extraordinary relationship and acrimonious split" in the Paul Sacher Stiftung. April 23, 2010. The question is 'Spiritual Independence or a Cultural Norm?' The Third International Conference on Orthodox Church Music was held at the University of Joensuu, Finland from 8 to 14 June 2009.The Lady With The Hammer is an official site for Music under

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title: Nava Semel

texts: An Israeli author, playwright, screenwriter and translator was named <mask>. The topic of the "Second Generation", children of Holocaust survivors, was addressed in her short story collection. The daughter of a politician and a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp was born in Jaffa in 1954. Her paternal grandmother was the sister of a rabbi. She was the sister of Shlomo Artzi. She studied art history at Tel Aviv University. 16 books, plays, opera libretti, poetry and screenplays were published by Career Semel.She translated plays for the Hebrew stage. And the Rat Laughed was adapted into an opera. Her works have been published in many countries. Her work focuses on the children of Holocaust survivors in Israel. native born Israelis confront their identity issues and deal with the scars of the painful past <mask> was a member of the Board of Directors of Massuah, the Institute for Holocaust Studies at Kibbutz Tel Yitzhak, and the Board of Governors of Yad Vashem. The "New Foundation for Television and Cinema" was chaired by her.Noam <mask> was the Director General of the Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv and was married to the mother of three children. She lived in Tel Aviv. She received the Prime Minister's Prize for Hebrew Literature in 1996, the Women Writers of the Mediterranean Award in 1994, and the Women of the Year in Literature of the City of Tel Aviv in 2006). Poems about pregnancy and birth. The collection of poetry was published in 1985. There is a hat of glass. The children of Holocaust survivors are the focus of the first Israeli book in prose.A new edition was published in 1998. It was translated into German, Italian and Romanian. There were stories published in Great Britain, Spain, Greece, France, Turkey, Albania and China. There is a paper bride. In 2000 and 2003 the novel was published. A finalist of the German book award. Being Gershona.The National Jewish Book Award winner is a young adult novel. It has been adapted for Israeli television. There are night games. The novel was published in 1994. Flying lessons. A Holocaust

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texts: Spain, Radio Ireland, six radio stations in Germany, Radio Austria and Radio Romania.It won the "best radio drama" award in Austria. There is a new broadcast in Austria. It was performed in Rome, New York, Los Angeles,Prague, Resita Theatre in Romania, State Theatre of Ankara, Turkey, and Lodz Theatre - Poland. There is a new production in Israel. The play was published in print and e-book. A documentary about the Holocaust of the Jews in Romania was written. The Israeli Educational TV produced it.A lot of calories. The Israeli 2nd channel produced the drama. An old man. The Israeli Theatre for Young People produced a drama. The Rat was laughing. The opera is based on the novel. The Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv and the Israeli Chamber Orchestra produced it.The world premiere was in April 2005. The Cameri Theatre hosted the opera until 2009. The "Rosenblum Award" was given by the City of Tel Aviv. The National Theatre in Bucharest performed the opera in 2007. Opera York opened a new production of the opera in Toronto, Canada in 2009. It was done in Hebrew. Someone sneaked into the Bible.There is a song cycle on biblical themes. The choir is conducted by Tsur. It was first presented at the Abu Gosh Music Festival. Also performed at Tzavta Theatre. There is a new world. A musical about a girl on her journey to Israel after the Holocaust. It was composed by the sheriff.The Li-Ron Choir Herzliya performed on Holocaust Memorial Day 2008 at the Institute for Holocaust Studies. There is a live broadcast on cable TV. The story of Three Prophets. The piece is about the three faiths. The choir was conducted by Neomi Faran. The Song Bridge Festival was held in Poland on May 8, 2008. The Institute for Holocaust Studies performed on Holocaust International Commemoration Day 2009.Whereabouts is not known. New immigrants arrive in Israel in 1949 in a TV drama. The First Channel was produced by the Israeli Television. "<mask> <mask> talks about the Jewish tragedy and the act of remembering" is on the official website of the Institute for the Translation of Hebrew

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title: Milton Meltzer

texts: The American historian and author was best known for his nonfiction books on Jewish, African-American, and American history. He was a prolific author of history books in the children's literature and young adult literature genres, having written nearly 100 books. An advocate for human rights, Meltzer was an instructor at the University of Massachusetts. He won an award in 2001 for his work in children's literature. In 2009, <mask> died of cancer. Benjamin and <mask> were semi-literate immigrants from Austria-Hungary. After his father died of cancer, Meltzer dropped out of college to support his family, the only child to graduate from high school.During the Great Depression, Meltzer worked as a staff writer for the Works Project Administration, a program designed by the Federal Government to provide jobs for the millions of unemployed. Much of Meltzer's work was about speaking out against injustice and dictatorships, and he was an advocate for human rights. On June 22, 1941, Meltzer wed Balinky. During World War II, Meltzer rose to the rank of sergeant. After serving during the war, Meltzer became a writer for the CBS radio broadcasting network and then an executive position with the pharmaceutical company Pfizer. While traveling the country for Pfizer, Meltzer did research at historical societies, local archives and museums and collected nearly 1,000 illustrations to begin a career writing history books with a focus on social justice. He was a self-taught historian after dropping out of university, and did much of his research in person.He didn't start writing books until he was 40 because he wanted to be a teacher.

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texts: Hildy <mask> had two daughters. Hildy <mask> died in 2008. He died of cancer at the age of 94 in New York City. The University of Oregon Special Collections houses many of his personal writings, manuscripts, and papers, and they are available to the public. The American Revolution, the antislavery movement of the United States, and the movement against antisemitism were chronicled in Writing & Awards Meltzer's books. He wrote biographies of both Thomas Jefferson and Langston Hughes.He wrote two historical fiction novels, The Underground Man and Tough Times. The Underground Man is a story about a man who is imprisoned for helping slaves escape. The life of a young man coming of age during the Great Depression is the subject of Tough Times. Some of Meltzer's works focus on topics such as piracy, ancient Egypt, and early American wars with the Seminole people. The book A pictorial History of the Negro in America was written by <mask> and Hughes. He collaborated with Hughes on Black Magic: A Pictorial History of the African-American in the Performing Arts, but Hughes passed shortly after the book went to the press. There were several awards for single books and career achievements by Meltzer.All Times, All Peoples: A World History of Slavery was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780

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title: Milton Meltzer

texts: 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The National Jewish Book Award was won by Never to Forget: The Jews of the Holocaust by Meltzer. He won the Boston Globe-Horn Award in 1983 for Jewish Americans: A History in Their own Words. He received an award in 2003 from the professional children's librarians who recognize a living author or illustrator whose books have made a substantial and lasting contribution to literature for children. The committee noted that he "continues to be a model for informational writing today" and cited four works in particular. The Jewish Americans, All Times, All Peoples, and Ten Queens are also included. Never to Forget: the Jews of the Holocaust (1976) and Rescue: the story of how gentiles saved Jews in the Holocaust (1988) are two books by Meltzer.The latter was published in a German-language edition. From 1977 to 1980, Other Achievements & Works <mask> was a guest lecturer at universities in the United States and England. He did seminars for other professionals. He worked on films such as History of the American Negro and Five. In the Days of the Pharaohs: A Look at Ancient Egypt is an autobiographical work. The 4th revised ed., A pictorial History of Black Americans, was written by Abraham Lincoln and C. Eric Lincoln. The life of Samuel Gridley Howe is told in A Light in the Dark.Time of Trial, Time of Hope: The Negro in America 1919-1941, and Black Magic: A Pictorial History of the Negro in American Entertainment are


title: Lydia Cecilia Hill

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> or <mask>, was an English cabaret dancer who was once engaged to the Sultan of Johor. The Sultan funded a new Art Deco house in Herne Bay, Kent. She was 27 years old when she was killed in a German airstrike. The Sultan paid for a marble monument to be placed on her grave. <mask>, Cissie's paternal grandfather, may have been from Portsea, Hampshire. George Henry Benge, her maternal grandfather, was a dairyman who retired in 1910. <mask>. Benge was Cissie's maternal grandmother and her grandparents were married in the second quarter of 1886.The Benge grandparents lived at 32 radigund street in 1901. Their daughter <mask> was born in the first quarter of 1889 and they lived with their four sons and George's sister. <mask> <mask> nee Benge was Cissie's mother and she was married at the age of 21. <mask>, R.N., Cissie's father, was a leading seaman in 1910, a petty officer in 1913, and a lieutenant commander in 1915. He was called up from the Retired List in 1935. Florence was twenty-two when she lived at 2 Kitchener Terrace, Sturry Road, Canterbury. Etta Florence V. <mask> was Cissie's older sister.<mask> Cissie was born in 1913. Her family lived in Kings Road, Herne Bay, until 1927. Kings Road School was replaced by Herne Bay Junior School. She was crowned May Queen in 1923. She would have left school in the summer of 1927 at the age of 14. The family lived in Herne Bay from 1927 to 1934. She joined the cabaret and was described as a minor actress with blue

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title: Lydia Cecilia Hill

texts: eyes.Cecily was known as Cissie. The Herne Bay Press said that she had a talent for dancing and was associated with it because she was a charming personality. She was a dancer in London and appeared in the West End. On June 25, 1934, it was announced in the Court Circular that Ibrahim, Sultan of Johor had arrived at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Park Lane at the West End of London as part of his world tour. He returned to the hotel on 6 September after leaving for continental Europe. Cissie was performing in a floor show at the same hotel where he met him. In 1935, the Sultan gave £500,000 to the British Government for the defence of Singapore, and in 1940 he gave £250,000 towards the cost of World War II.The relationship with Cissie continued even after he was a six-foot-six-inch tall playboy. In 1934 or 1935, the Sultan funded a new home for Cissie in Herne Bay, and by 1935 she was living in Mayfair Court. She was living there in 1935 when her father retired and came to live with her and her mother. On July 20, 1936, Cissie and her mother arrived at the port. She and the Sultan traveled frequently to Europe and Johor in the 1930s. The affair with the Sultan became public in 1937 when thieves broke into Mayfair Court and stole jewellery from Cissie's bedroom. Two of the stolen items were inscribed with the words "With all my love, S.I."S.I. Cissie's personal life had been private, and local rumour had created an Indian maharajah to account for the <mask> family's rise in fortune and the