title: Tamar of Georgia

texts: to have been successful, even though Saladin's response is not recorded. He writes that the Georgians allowed a free passage into the city with their banners up. The Byzantine emperor offered 200,000 gold pieces to Saladin in exchange for the True Cross relics, but they were not able to get them. Georgia's political and cultural exploits were the result of a long and complex past. David IV and Bagrat III were the architects of a political unity of Georgian kingdoms and principalities in the opening decade of the 11. They were able to build upon their success.The Georgian state reached its zenith in the last years of the Middle Ages. From the Greater Caucasus crest in the north to Erzurum in the south, and from the Zygii in the northwest to the vicinity of Ganja in the southeast, a pan-Caucasian empire was formed. A Georgian historian says that <mask> is the master of the lands from the Sea of Pontus to the Sea of Gurgan. The title was aggrandized. The Georgian crown's control over the neighboring lands was emphasized by the new components, which reflected the sway of Tamar's over the traditional subdivisions of the Georgian realm. The queen never achieved autocratic powers and the noble council continued to function, according to the coins and charters issued in her name. The expansion of patronq'moba, a Georgian version of feudalism, kept the princes from fragmenting the kingdom.This was a period in the history of Georgian feudalism. There were attempts to change feudal practices in


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texts: as well as the focus of broader public interest. Nobody knows where Tamar's grave is, according to the Georgian writer Grigol Robakidze. Her grave is located in the heart of the Georgian. The Georgians think that this is not a grave, but a beautiful vase with an unfading flower. A series of archaeological studies have failed to locate the grave of Tamar at the monastery, despite an orthodox academic view.Queen <mask> has emerged as a dominant figure in the Georgian historical pantheon over the centuries. The construction of her reign as a "Golden age" began in the reign itself and she became the focus of the era. Shota Rustaveli claimed that Tamar was the inspiration for his works. According to a legend, Rustaveli ended his days in a monastery because he loved the queen so much. George III's co-option of Tamar is an example of a dramatic scene from Rustaveli's poem. Rustaveli says that a lion is just as good as a female or male. The queen was the subject of several contemporary panegyrics.The chronicles centered on her reign, The Life of <mask>, Queen of Queens and The Histories and Eulogy of the Sovereigns, which became the primary sources of her sanctification in Georgian literature. The chroniclers place a lot of emphasis on her virtues as a woman: beauty, humility, love of mercy, fidelity, and purity, and exalt her as a "protector of the widowed" and "the thrice blessed". She was named a saint in her lifetime in a bilingual Greco-Georgian colophon attached to the manuscript of the

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texts: Vani Gospels. Within two decades of Tamar's death, the Khwarezmian and Mongol invasions brought Georgian ascendancy to an abrupt end. The achievements of Tamar's reign were too great to be duplicated in later periods of national revival. The cult of Tamar blurred the distinction between the idealized queen and the real personality. Tamar's image has acquired a legendary and romantic faade.She is depicted in a variety of folk songs, poems and tales as a holy woman who is also an ideal ruler. In an old Ossetian legend, Queen <mask> has a child with a sunbeam which shines through the window. The pagan deity of weather, Pirimze, controls winter, according to a myth from the Georgian mountains. In the district of Pshavi, <mask>'s image was fused with a pagan goddess of healing and female fertility. While she occasionally accompanied her army, she was never involved in the fighting. The memory of military victories contributed to the popular image of a model warrior-queen. The Tale of Queen Dinara is a 16th-century Russian story about a fictional Georgian queen fighting against the Persians.Before the seizure of Kazan, Ivan the Terrible encouraged his army by describing her as "the most wise Queen of Iberia, endowed with the intelligence and courage of a man". The 19th-century Romanticism and growing nationalism of Georgians influenced the modern perception of Queen Tamar. European conceptions of the Orient and the position and characteristics of women in it were reflected in the image of


title: Tamar of Georgia

texts: been written about the marriage of <mask> and the Rus' prince. The Unfortunate Russian, a play by Shalva Dadiani, was attacked by the Soviets because it distorted the friendship of the Russian and Georgian peoples. Dadiani had to change the title and plot in line with the official ideology of the Soviet state. In 2002, a satirical short-story The First Russian ( ) penned by the young Georgian writer Lasha Bughadze and focused on a frustrated wedding night of <mask> and Yuri outraged many conservatives and triggered a nationwide controversy, including heated discussions in the media, the Parliament of Georgia and She is a leader in the video game Civilization VI. The Georgian Orthodox Church canonized Veneration <mask> as the Holy Righteous Queen <mask> (  , ts'mida k'etilmsakhuri mepe tamari), with her feast day commemorated on 1 The feast of St <mask> is observed by the Antiochian Orthodox.The abbreviated genealogy of Tamar and her family can be found in the chart below. External links include Queen Tamar: The myth of a perfect ruler and the Oriental Coins Database. The King of Kings and the Sword of Messiah were killed in the

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title: Irene Tsu

texts: The Chinese American actress who made her debut in the film adaptation of Flower Drum Song in 1961, has had many subsequent roles in TV and films. In the 1960s, she was featured in an advertising campaign for Chevron Corporation. She speaks three different languages. Tsu was born in China to Z.M. They were together with <mask>. Her parents were both bankers and painters. After political changes in China in the 1940s, the family left for Taiwan and Hong Kong.In 1957 she and the rest of her family moved to Larchmont, New York, a suburb of New York City, where her aunt lived. In New York, she studied ballet at Mamaroneck Elementary School. In the late 1950s. She tried out for a dancing job in Broadway's Flower Drum Song. Tsu got a part in the Broadway musical "The World of Suzie Wong" after a staff member of the producer's office saw her performance. The upcoming film adaptation of the musical Flower Drum Song has a choreographer in mind. The teenage dancer in the film Flower Drum Song was brought to Hollywood by the choreographer.In his next film, Take Her, She's Mine, he gave her her first speaking role as a teenage prostitution. She graduated from Los Angeles City College, UCLA Film School, and California State University, Los Angeles. Tsu won first place in the Miss Chinatown USA beauty contest in 1961. On the evening before John F. Kennedy was assassinated, <mask>'s only appearance on the show was in "The Case of the Floating Stones." She made guest appearances on many popular television shows in the 1960's and 70's, including I Spy, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., and The Wild Wild West. She was tested and didn't get the female lead. <mask> met Frank Sinatra in Miami, Florida, where she was filming the "Chevron Island"

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texts: commercials, and he was filming Tony Rome.They were together for over two years. <mask> married Ivan Nagy in 1971. <mask> was the Chief Operating Officer and head designer for her own leisure apparel company, The IT Company. In 1990 she became a real estate agent for the company in Beverly Hills, California. She is a single mother who has been practicing yoga for 25 years. Bikram's Beginning Yoga Class is one of the books that <mask> is featured in. She taught at a yoga college.She teaches yoga at the Bikram HQ in Los Angeles and at the Beverly Hills Department of Parks. <mask> has continued to act in TV and film roles over the years even after she adopted her niece from China as her daughter. The Horizontal Lieutenant and Take Her, She's Mine are uncredited films. As Harem Girl, The Sword of Ali Baba, Nalu How to Stuff a Wild Bikini, Native Girl Seven Women, Linda Paradise, Hawaiian Style, and Su Ling Island of the Prehistoric Planet. As Xua Chan A Girl to Kill For, Steele Justice, as R.J Mr. Jones, as Mrs. Chang Comrade, and as Momi Down and Out in Beverly Hills, Pam Varaje Damien reprised her role. The Hong Kong Shilling Affair was a TV series and the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was a TV series. It is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible to say that it is possible topp.158- 169 is for entry on <mask>. Film fatales: women in espionage films and television, 1962-1973, was published in 2002. The entry on <mask> can be found in pp.293- 295. The South China Morning Post has an interview with Kate Whitehead about "My life:

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: <mask> was a Russian writer, journalist, playwright, and literary translator. He is considered to be the greatest prose writer of Russian Jewry. <mask> was arrested on fabricated charges of terrorism and espionage and executed on January 27, 1940. <mask> was born in theMoldavanka section ofOdessa. The <mask> family moved to Mykolaiv after his birth. They lived in a fashionable part of the city in 1906. Babel usedMoldavanka as a setting for two plays.<mask>'s family was portrayed in his short stories as "destitute and muddle-headed", but they were well-off. <mask>'s father was an impoverished shopkeeper according to his autobiographical statements. <mask>'s daughter stated that her father fabricated this and other biographical details in order to present an appropriate past for a young Soviet writer who was not a member of the Communist Party. <mask>'s father owned a large warehouse and was a dealer in farm implements. <mask> wanted to go to the Nicolas I Odessa Commercial School in his teens. He had to overcome the Jewish quota first. <mask>'s place was given to a boy whose parents bribed school officials.He was educated at home by private teachers. <mask> studied the Talmud and music. According to Cynthia Ozick, "Though he was at home in Yiddish and Hebrew, and was familiar with the traditional texts and their demanding commentaries, he added to these a lifelong fascination with Maupassant and Flaubert." His first stories were written in French. He was able to see through the eyes of peasants, soldiers, priests, rabbis, children, artists, actors, and women of all

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: classes. He befriended whores, cabdrivers, jockeys and knew what it was like to be penniless and live off the beaten track. His attempt to enroll at the university was blocked because of his ethnic background.Babel entered the Institute of Finance and Business. He married Yevgenia Borisovna Gronfein, daughter of a wealthy industrialist. Babel graduated and moved to Petrograd in 1915 in defiance of laws prohibiting Jews from living within the Pale of Settlement. <mask>'s earliest works were written in French and he was proficient in French besides Russian, Ukrainian and Yiddish. None of his stories in that language survived. <mask> met Maxim Gorky, who published some of <mask>'s stories in his literary magazine Letopis. <mask> wrote in his autobiography, "I owe everything to that meeting and still pronounce the name of Gorky with love and admiration.""The Story of My Dovecote" was dedicated to Gorky. There is no information about <mask>'s location after the October Revolution. He served on the Romanian front until early December 1917, according to one of his stories. <mask> claims in his book that he worked as a translator for the Petrograd Cheka in 1917. He was a reporter for Gorky's Menshevik newspaper in Petrograd in 1918. <mask> continued publishing after Novaya zhizn was closed. <mask> said his journalistic work gave him a lot.I used an incredible number of facts as a creative tool. I befriended a lot of people, including criminal investigators and government clerks. In order to put character types, situations, and everyday life into perspective, I returned to

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: these subjects when I began writing fiction. Journalistic work is full of adventure. Babel worked for the publishing house of the Odessa Gubkom in the food procurement unit during the Russian Civil War, which led to the Party's monopoly on the printed word. <mask> was a reporter for The Dawn of the Orient, a Russian-language newspaper, after the end of the Civil War. He regretted that the New Economic Policy had not been more widely implemented.<mask> and Yevgenia Gronfein were married on August 9, 1919. Their marriage produced a daughter who became a scholar and editor of her father's work. The marriage of the Babels was souring by 1925. Yevgenia <mask> felt betrayed by her husband's infidelity and decided to emigrate to France. <mask> visited Paris several times. He also had a long-term romantic relationship with her. They had a son, Emmanuil <mask>, who was adopted by his mother.After changing his name, Emmanuil became a noted artist. <mask> and Yevgenia had a daughter, Natalie, in 1929, after <mask> tried to reconcile with Yevgenia. <mask> met a Gentile named Antonina, who was born in Siberia. <mask> and Antonina began living together after <mask> failed to convince his wife to return to Moscow. <mask> was born from their common law marriage in 1939. Before I met <mask>, I used to read a lot without any direction. I read everything I could get my hands on.Babel told me to read that way. You won't have time to read books that are worthwhile. Every educated person needs to read about a hundred books. Sometime, I'll make you a list of them. He gave me a list a few

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: days later. Homer, Herodotus, Lucretius, Suetonius, and all the classics of later European literature were on it. Babel witnessed a military campaign of the Polish-Soviet War of 1920.He documented the horrors of the war he witnessed in the 1920 Diary. <mask>'s gentle nature seemed to be harshly contrast by the violence of Red Cavalry. <mask> wrote that he had learned how to express his thoughts in a clear and not lengthy way by 1923. I returned to writing again. The stories that were included in Red Cavalry were published in a magazine. <mask>'s honest description of the brutal realities of war earned him enemies. According to recent research, marshal Budyonny demanded <mask>'s execution without success because he was enraged by <mask>'s descriptions of marauding Red Cossacks.Gorky's influence helped to guarantee publication. Red Cavalry was translated into a number of other languages. The music of Red Cavalry contrasts with the brutality of certain scenes, which was written by an Argentine author. "Salt" is one of the stories that enjoys a glory that is rarely attained by prose: many people know it by heart. <mask> began to write a series of short stories set in the Odessan ghetto ofMoldavanka. Before and after the October Revolution, the stories describe the life of Jewish mobsters. The fictional mob boss Benya Krik is based on a historical figure.One of the great anti-heroes of Russian literature is Benya Krik. Sunset is a stage play that centers on Benya Krik's mission to right the wrongs ofMoldavanka. He wants to rein in his alcoholic, womanizing father. The

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: filmSunset was filmed at the Baku Worker's Theatre on October 23, 1927 and played in a number of countries. The reviews were mixed. The play's anti-bourgeois stance was praised by some critics. Critics in Moscow felt that the play's attitude toward the bourgeoisie was weak.Sunset was dropped from the Moscow Art Theatre's repertory. Sunset had admirers. In a letter to his White emigre father, Boris Pasternak wrote, "Yesterday, I read Sunset, a play by Babel, and almost for the first time in my life I found that Jewry, as an ethnic fact, was a phenomenon of positive, unproblematic importance ... Sergei Eisenstein was an ardent fan of Sunset and often compared it to the writings of mile Zola, "illuminating capitalist relationships through the experience of a single family." Eisenstein was critical of the Moscow Art Theatre for its weak staging of the play, particularly for failing to convey to the audience every single word of its terse text. <mask> depicts both political corruption and prosecution of the innocent in her play.Gorky accused his friend of having a "Baudelairean predilection for rotting meat" because of the play's rejection of socialist realism. Gorky warned his friend that political inferences would be harmful to him. When <mask> went to the Moscow Art Theater to give his play Mariya its first reading, he told me that all the actresses had been impatient to find out what the leading female role was like and who would be cast in it. There wasn't a female character on the stage in this play. <mask> thought the play didn't come off well, but he was always

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texts: critical of his own work. The Maria''s performance was canceled during rehearsals because it was supposed to be performed in 1935. Maria was not performed in Russia until after the fall of the Soviet Union.Maria was directed by Carl Weber in 2004. The play is controversial according to Weber. The stories of both sides clashing with each other during the Russian Civil War are not shown in a way that makes a judgement. Babel makes a statement that what happened after the Bolshevik Revolution may not have been the best thing for Russia. Babel traveled to Ukraine in 1930 and witnessed the brutality of forced collectivisation. He told Antonina that the bounty of the past was gone because of the famine in Ukraine and the destruction of the village. Babel withdrew from public life as Stalin tightened his grip on the Soviet intelligentsia.Babel was denounced for its low productivity during the campaign against formalism. Many other Soviet writers were terrified and rewrote their work to conform to Stalin's wishes. In six months time, they'll leave the formalists in peace and start some other campaign, according to <mask>. <mask> noted at the first congress of the Union of Soviet Writers that he was becoming the master of a new literary genre. In his 1934 book Artists in Uniform, American Max Eastman describes <mask>'s increasing reticence as an artist. The young writer burst upon the literary scene and instantly became the rage in Moscow. Babel became one of the happy few, a group that included Soviet writers who enjoyed exceptional status and privileges in an otherwise

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: impoverished and despotic country, because of the tradition in Russia being to worship poets and writers.He was given a villa in the writer's colony in the late 1930s. He had a wife and daughter in Paris. Few people outside of Moscow knew that he had fathered two other children. <mask> had a lot of secrets, lived with a lot of contradictions and left a lot of unanswered questions. He was allowed to visit Yevgenia in Paris after many requests. Babel contemplated whether or not to return to Soviet Russia while visiting his wife and daughter. He expressed a desire to be a free man while also expressing fear that he wouldn't be able to make a living writing.<mask> wrote a letter to Annenkov stating that he had been summoned to Moscow and was leaving immediately. <mask> remained in France for so long that it was rumored in Moscow that he was never coming back. He wrote back saying "what can people, who do not know anything, possibly say to you, who knows everything?" <mask> wrote from France daily. I received many letters from him. Babel was arrested in 1939 and the letters were never returned to me. After his return to the Soviet Union, <mask> decided to move in with Pirozhkova and begin a common law marriage which would eventually produce a daughter, Lidya <mask>.He collaborated with Sergei Eisenstein on a film about a child spy for the Soviet secret police. <mask> wrote the script for several Stalinist propaganda films. <mask> came to Paris in the summer of 1935 as part of the delegation of Soviet writers to the International Congress of Writers for the Defense of


title: Isaac Babel

texts: Culture and Peace. He knew this would be his last chance to stay in Europe. During the last ten years, he asked my mother to come back with him to Moscow. He told her that the family could have a good life there, even though he knew the situation was bad. My mother never forgot the last time she had to give a negative answer.It may have helped her to be proven correct in her fears and her lack of confidence in the Soviet Union. My mother told me these last conversations with my father many times. Antonina and her husband were arrested and executed on May 15, 1939. She agreed to go with them to Babel's dacha. <mask> was taken into custody. <mask> and I were in the back of the car with one of the men sitting in front of the driver. He was silent for a long time because he was upset that his mother wouldn't get his letters.I couldn't say a word. Babel asked the secret policeman if he got too much sleep. He chuckled. I told Babel that we would be waiting for him in Moscow and that there would be no letters. I don't know what my future holds. The man sitting beside Babel told me that there were no claims against him. We traveled to the Lubyanka Prison.Two sentries stood guard as the car stopped. <mask> got out of the car and went through that door after kissing me hard. <mask>'s arrest became the subject of an urban legend, according to Nadezhda Mandelstam. She says that the agents were fond of telling stories about the risks they ran. Babel seriously wounded one of our men while resisting arrest. "I think of the tiny hole in the skull of <mask>, a cautious, clever man with

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texts: a high forehead, who probably never once in his life held a pistol in his hands," said Mrs. Mandelstam. Peter Constantine said that Babel became a nonperson in the Soviet Union after his arrest.His name was removed from literary dictionaries and encyclopedias. He was not mentioned in any public place. <mask>, who worked on the script, was removed from the credits when the Gorky trilogy was released. His file states that the case was <mask>, I.E. The writer was held at the Lubyanka and Butyrka Prisons for a total of eight months as a case was built against him. Babel initially denied any wrongdoing, but after three days he confessed to what his interrogator was suggesting and named many people as co-conspirators. In all likelihood, he was tortured.His interrogators included Boris Rodos, who had a reputation as a particularly brutal torturer, and Lev Schwartzmann, who tortured the renowned theatre director. He accused his friends of conspiring with him. <mask> was denied access to his manuscripts despite months of pleading. <mask> denied his previous testimony when he was summoned for interrogation in October 1939. I asked the inquiry to take into account that I committed a crime in prison. I made fun of several people. The delayed cases against Ehrenburg, Eisenstein, and Mikhoels were tried by the NKVD.On January 16, 1940, Beria presented Stalin with a list of over 500 'enemies of the party and the soviet regime' who were in custody and Beria recommended that they be shot. According to <mask>'s daughter, his trial took place in one of Beria's private chambers. It lasted

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: about twenty minutes. The sentence was prepared in advance and was to be carried out immediately. He was shot in the early hours of 27 January 1940. <mask>'s last recorded words were, "I am innocent." I've never been a spy.I did not allow any action against the Soviet Union. I accused myself of being a liar. I had to make false accusations against myself. Let me finish my work, that's what I'm asking for. His body was thrown into a communal grave after he was shot. In the early 1990s, all of this information was revealed. <mask>'s ashes were buried with those of other victims of the Great Purge at the Donskoy Cemetery, according to Simon Sebag Montefiore.The remains of innocent, tortured, and executed victims of political oppression were buried there after the fall of the Soviet Union. May they never be forgotten. The official version of <mask>'s death was that of March 17, 1941. <mask>'s execution was described by Peter Constantine as one of the great tragedies of 20th century literature. During the Khrushchev thaw, a typed half sheet of paper ended the official silence. The sentence of the military collegium dated 26 January 1940 concerning <mask>, I.E., was revoked on the basis of newly discovered circumstances and the case against him was terminated in the absence of elements of a crime. <mask>'s works were praised and published again.His public rehabilitation as a writer was initiated with the help of his friend and admirer, and a volume of <mask>'s selected works was published in 1957. Babel published new works in 1989 and 1990. Mentions of Trotsky were not

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title: Isaac Babel

texts: allowed until after the fall of the Soviet Union. In 2002 and 2006 the complete works of <mask> were published in Russia. Antonina was campaigning for the return of <mask>'s manuscripts after his rehabilitation. <mask>'s translations of Sholem Aleichem's writings from Yiddish into Russian were included. <mask> said that he worked on Sholem Aleichem to feed his soul.New stories and the novella "Kolya Topuz" were some of the "food for the soul." The main character in the novella is a former mobster named Benia Krik. The name of the novella is also called Kolya Topuz. I want to show how this man can adapt to Soviet reality. He goes to work in a coal mine after working on a collective farm. Since he has the mentality of a mobster, he's constantly breaking out of the limits of normal life, which leads to many funny situations. Babel spent a lot of time writing.His new works were prevented from coming out by his arrest. The Union of Soviet Writers got no answers from the Soviet State. The truth was not revealed until after the fall of the Berlin Wall. In 1987, when so much was changing in our country, I again made an official request that the KGB search for Babel's manuscripts in its underground storage areas. In response to my request, I was visited by two KGB agents who told me that the manuscripts had been burned. Is it correct that you came in person to avoid giving me a written response to my request? How could you think that?We came here to talk. <mask>'s manuscripts would be precious. After her husband's return to Moscow in 1935, Yevgenia Gronfein <mask> remained


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texts: unaware of her other family. Yevgenia believed that her husband was still alive and was living in exile. Ehrenburg told her about her husband's execution when she was in Paris. Ehrenburg asked Yevgenia to sign a false statement in order to prove a pre-war divorce from her husband. Yevgenia <mask> spat in Ehrenberg's face and then fainted.According to her daughter, Ehrenburg did this under orders from the KGB. Antonina, <mask>'s common-law wife, was preferred by the Soviet State to Yevgenia, <mask>'s legal wife, who had moved to the West. Nathalie <mask> Brown became one of the world's foremost scholars of her father's life and work because she was too young to have many memories of him. W.W.Norton published Babel's Complete Works in 2002. She died in Washington, D.C. <mask> lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, and was born in the United States. Babel's play Maria wasn't performed in Babel's homeland until 1994.Michael Glenny's translation of "Marya" was the first English translation. Marias American premiere was directed by Carl Weber. <mask>'s writings have been valued by several American writers. Babel is the closest thing to a literary influence that I have. <mask> is James Salter's favorite short-story writer. The three essentials of greatness are style, structure and authority. George said that he loves a Russian writer named <mask>.I can read a few pages in any of his works. It's almost like if you were tuning a guitar and you heard a great sound, and you said, "Yep, that's what we want." Something that is perfect is what we want. It changes my ear when I read him.

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texts: It reminds me of the difference between a good sentence and a great one. Babel does it for me. In conjunction with the inauguration of the memorial, a reading was held on the north-west corner of the intersection.Babel Street is an existing street in the city. The book was written in 1920 and published in 1990. A diary from 1920. H. T. Willetts was a writer for the Yale University Press. The Red Cavalry was written in 1927. Sunset Benya Krik is a film. The film is available on DVD from the National Center for Jewish Film.The book was collected in 1931. The play, published in 1935, was not performed in the USSR. The Collected Stories was translated by Avrahm Yarmolinsky. The Cossack and Other Stories was written by Walter Morison. You Must Know Everything was written by Andrew R. MacAndrew. The ed. of Max Hayward. The Forgotten Prose was written by Nathalie <mask>.And trans. Collected Stories is a collection of stories by Nicholas Stroud. The Complete Works of <mask> Babel was written by David McDuff. Peter Constantine's ed. The introduction is by Nathalie <mask>. Cynthia Ozick is a writer. The essential fictions is written by Boris Dralyuk.The short stories "Story of My Dovecote" and "Crossing the Zbruch" were written by Val Vinokur. Rubem Fonseca wrote a novel about the search for a lost manuscript from Babel. The Archivist's Story was written by an American author who was in Lubyanka Prison. He was forced to save the story at great risk to himself because of his meeting with Babel. In 1995 David R Godine wrote a book called "<mask>l and Nathalie <mask> Brown:

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texts: Unpublished Stories and Private Correspondence." The Life and Death of <mask> Babel was written by Jerome Charyn. At His Side: The Last Years of Issac Babel was published in 1998.Gregory Freidin, ed., is the author of The KGB's Literary Files. Life, History, Context are some of the topics covered in The Enigma of Isaac Babel. The book "Reminiscences of Babel" was published in 2009. Sam Sacks wrote a review of "A Masterpiece Worth Revisiting", which was translated from the Russian by Boris Dralyuk. The Wall Street Journal reported on April 30, 2015. Nicholas Lezard wrote a review of "Criminally Good", which was translated from the Russian by Boris Dralyuk. The Guardian, 1 November 2016"You Want Him to Keep Talking" was written by Charles King and was translated from the Russian by Boris Dralyuk. The Times Literary Supplement was published in March. Gary Saul Morson's review of "The Horror, the Horror" was edited and translated from the Russian. Babel, Red Cavalry, was translated from the Russian by Boris Dralyuk, London, Pushkin Press, 219 pp. Babel, Odessa Stories, was translated from the Russian by Boris Dralyuk, London, Pushkin Press, 221 pp. The New York Review of Books is an anthology. LXV, no. pp. 2 (8 February 2018)28,


title: Judith Ann Mayotte

texts: <mask> is an American humanitarian, author, theologian, producer, former Catholic religious sister, ethicist, and university professor. She was born in Kansas and grew up in a typical midwest household. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She had to relearn how to walk again. She became a religious sister despite her father's wishes. Moberly was a member of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary for 10 years, during which time she was known as Sister Mary Vivia, B.V.M. She worked in the inner cities of Los Angeles, Phoenix, Arizona, Milwaukee and Kansas City, Missouri.She says that she was introduced to people on the margins of society. Moberly left her religious congregation due to the changes in the way of life mandated by the Second Vatican Council held by the Catholic Church during the mid-1960s. She earned a doctorate in theology in 1976, after teaching juvenile delinquents for a while. <mask> died of cancer three years after Moberly

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title: Judith Ann Mayotte

texts: married him. Mayotte worked as a television producer. She was the Director of Research for the News and Current Affairs Division at the time. She joined Turner Broadcasting in 1982 as a senior researcher and producer of Portrait of America.She won an Emmy in 1985 for her work on the "Washington" segment of the show. In 1986 she became associate director at the University of Chicago and in 1988 became acting director. Mayotte found herself drawn to refugee work during this time. She realized one day that she wanted to go overseas and work with the displaced. It was in my gut and in my heart. I didn't question it. Mayotte received a grant from the MacArthur Foundation to write a book about refugees.She lived alone in six countries for two years in 1989 at the age of 51. Her book, disposable people? The Plight of Refugees was published in 1992. In September 1993 Mayotte traveled to southern Sudan, now the independent nation of South Sudan, on behalf of Refugees International. All of the refugees created by Sudan's three-decade civil war were being fed by 27 organizations. A film crew from a public television show was with them. The crew filmed an aerial supply drop in the village of Ayod.In 1994 <mask> was appointed by the first Clinton Administration to the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration as a Special Adviser on refugee issues and policy. She served on the board of Refugees International and was the Chairwoman of the Women's Refugee Commission before joining the State Department. She was a member of the executive committee of the International Rescue Committee's board, one of the largest non-sectarian


title: Paul van Buitenen

texts: A member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2009, <mask> is a retired Dutch politician. A Member of the European Parliament first became aware of the fraud and mismanagement within the European Commission in 1998, when he was an assistant-auditor. He asked the European Commission to investigate after learning that Frits Bolkestein was a member of the Russian Bank Menatep's international consultative council. The fall of dith Cresson was caused by the resignation of the Commission presided by Jacques Santer, who was also the prime minister of Luxembourg. He was suspended and had his salary halved. The collapse of Jacques Santer's Commission was caused by the combination of his exposures with the public indignation of his treatment by the Commission. He was forgiven and returned to the organisation in a different capacity.He left on 'unpaid leave' to pursue a political career. He was named European of the Year by Reader's Digest and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. He donated his prize money to a fund in the Netherlands for helping other whistle blowers, and in 1999 he wrote a book about it, followed by a sequel in 2004. The second book was written in Dutch and German. The English version could cause trouble with Kinnock. Frits Bolkestein's presence to Menatep's international consultative council, a sulfurous Russian banking establishment, and his work for Shell, British, were revealed by 20 Minutes. The European Commission and the opening of a parliamentary investigation were requested by <mask>n."If Menatep took contact with Bolkestein while he was in his functions, it's not known," said the Commission's president. No investigation took place. In 2001, Bolkestein himself announced the Commission's refusal to open up a parliamentary investigation on Clearstream, following Harlem Désir's requests and accusations that Menatep had an "undeclared account" at Clearstream. Bolkestein wouldn't answer questions from the newspaper. On March 5, 2008, <mask> <mask> published on his website a summary of a confidential internal report dealing with abuse of the EU expenses

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title: Paul van Buitenen

texts: and staff allowance system. The fight against fraud and bureaucratic inefficiency on the European level was the focus of a party founded by Van Buitenen and he won two seats in the European Parliament. As an independent member of the European Parliament, <mask> joined the Greens-EFA group.He was a Member of the Committee on Budgetary Control, Substitute for the Committee on Petitions and Substitute for the Delegation for relations with Switzerland, Norway and the European Economic Area. In 2007, he submitted a parliamentary question, along with Hannu Takkula and <mask>, accusing the Iranian president of inciting to genocide. On January 29, 2008, <mask> announced that he intended to join the ChristianUnion and that his party was to be dissolved. At a stone's throw from the European Parliament, <mask> returned to the European Commission after the European elections of June 2009. The acting Head of Unit Peter Baader was a former OLAF official. In mid-2011, <mask> retired as an EU official. In the internal cases where the European Anti-Fraud Office has found problems, it has had success in fighting external corruption.OLAF's independence is only on paper and it's difficult to proceed in an investigation if you work with the EU authorities. We have to decide if we will continue with the European arrangement. We need to create democratic structures at European level if we do. We should allow the national authorities and parliaments to take over the controlling functions again. At the moment, everything goes wrong. Things have gotten worse. There is a regulation that makes officials believe that they can uncover scandals.They are destroyed if one does this. The regulation doesn't work. "Deutsche Welle, 2 April 2007) Books By <mask>n <mask> Buitenen: In de loopgraven van Brussel." <mask> Buitenen: Blowing the Whistle: Fraud in the European Commission was published in 2000. There are books on the European Union that mention Accountability in the European Union Clearstream scandal. The story of <mask> Buitenen can be found on the website of the Knights of the Order of

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title: Roger A. Caras

texts: <mask> was an American wildlife photographer, writer, wildlife preservationist and television personality. A veteran of network television programs and the author of more than 70 books, <mask> was also the president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. <mask> was raised in a family that encouraged love of animals. He went to work at the age of 10 to help pay for his pets' upkeep after his parents allowed him to foster a bunch of pets. He had his first experience with animal rescue in the shelter's haven for abused horses when he was working in the stables. At the end of World War II, he enlisted in the U.S. Army. After his tour of duty, <mask> went back to Boston and got a degree in zoology.He interrupted his education for military service in the Korean War from 1950 to 1952 after transferring to Case Western Reserve University. After graduating from the University of Southern California with a degree in cinema, <mask> went on to work in the motion picture industry. Caras served as press secretary for Joan Crawford and as vice president of Stanley Kubrick's production company, Hawk Films, during his 15 years in the film world. Caras began his writing career when he published his first book, "Antarctica: Land of Frozen Time," in 1962. In 1964, <mask> made his broadcasting debut on the NBC News program The Today Show, spending nearly a decade as the program's "house naturalist." His skills in broadcasting, research, biology, and zoology made him one of the media's best-regarded animal authorities. He was hired by Disney to be a consultant on their Florida park.Caras reported from around the globe on a variety of animal and environmental issues that ranged from exposes on laboratory animals to the plight of the Giant

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title: Roger A. Caras

texts: Panda in China and to investigation of the black market commerce in exotic animals. <mask> was a regularly featured reporter on ABC Evening News from 1975 to 1992 as well as contributing to Nightline, 20/20, and Good Morning America. He hosted several radio programs, including Pets and Wildlife on CBS, Report from the World of Animals on NBC, and The Living World on ABC. <mask> won an award for his reporting. His last book, Going for the Blue: Inside the World of Show Dogs and Dog Shows, was published in time for the 2001 Westminster competition. <mask> was elected president of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in 1991 because of his work with and on behalf of animals. His tenure saw the expansion of its care, protection and education programs and the adoption of a number of internal practices to improve its work.Caras was a consultant and public speaker for the organization after he retired. Caras lived in Freeland, Baltimore County, Maryland, where he and his wife kept a farm that became home for a variety of animals. In the last year of his life, Caras shared his farm with 12 dogs (7 Greyhounds, 3 retrievers and 2 hounds), nine cats, all of mixed origin, five horses, two cows, a pair of alpacas and a llama. His family requested that memorial contributions be made to the ASPCA in his name. There is a land of frozen time. Special charts by A. Peter Ianuzzi. The study of their reputed dangers to man was written by <mask><mask>.<mask><mask> wrote Wings of gold. <mask><mask> wrote last chance on earth. Charles Fracé illustrated it. <mask><mask> wrote a biography of Custer Wolf. Charles Fracé illustrated it. <mask> was the author of 1966 loup blanc de Custer. De l'américain par Yves Branville.<mask><mask> wrote North

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title: Roger A. Caras

texts: American Mammals: Fur-Bearing Animals of the United States and Canada. The story of a Bengal tiger and two children in search of a miracle is a novel by <mask><mask>. <mask><mask> wrote Monarch of Deadman Bay. <mask> edited the animal children. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. 1970 Panther! Illus.The author is Charles Fracé. The biography of a California condor. Illus. The author is Charles Fracé. It was written by Roland C. Clement. Vanishing wildlife was edited by <mask>. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword.The architecture of 1970 was animal. <mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. Birds are in the air. <mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. <mask><mask> wrote Death as a way of life.1971 was the year of animal courtships. <mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. The boundary in 1972 was land and sea. <mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. Creatures of the night in 1972<mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. The requiem for wildlife was written by <mask><mask>. Charles Fracé illustrated it. There is a new pref. by the author. Nature's camouflage is Protective coloration and mimicry.<mask> edited it. <mask> Peterson is the author of the Foreword. Going to the zoo with <mask>. It was written by Cyrille R. Gentry. It was written by William G. Conway. <mask> wrote about a wonderful world of mammals. The Bizarre animals was written by <mask>.The United States and Canada have fur-bearing mammals. Private lives of animals. The commentary was written by <mask>. Design and coordination was done by two people. It was edited and assembled by <mask>. <mask> wrote Venomous animals. <mask> wrote Venomous

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title: Roger A. Caras

texts: animals of the world.The definitive story of wildlife's reputed dangers was written in 1974. <mask> wrote Sockeye: the life of a Pacific salmon. <mask> wrote Zoo in your room. <mask> wrote a pet book. <mask> and Diane Paterson took pictures of the 1976 Skunk for a day. Pet medicine: health care and first aid for all household pets was written by <mask>. Barbara Bell Pitnof designed the design.Diane Paterson illustrated <mask>' Coyote for a day. Monarch of Deadman Bay: the life and death of a Kodiak bear was written by <mask>. The Panther! by <mask>. The biography of a California condor was written by <mask>. The dog owner's Bible was edited by <mask><mask> and Donald L. Wall. The biography of an American maverick was written by <mask><mask>.Charles Fracé illustrated it. <mask> and Pamela C. Graham wrote Dogs: records, stars, feats, and facts. <mask> was ill. <mask> wrote Mysteries of nature in 1979. <mask><mask> wrote Yankee: the inside story of a champion bloodhound. The text for Amiable little beasts was written by <mask><mask> and Steve Graham. The Forest was written by <mask>.The dog book was written by <mask>. There is a person by the name of <mask> <mask>. <mask> wrote about the 1980 celebration of dogs. <mask> wrote about a celebration of dogs. Robert W. Kirk illustrated a handbook of cats and health care. The illustrated handbook of dogs was edited by <mask>. <mask> and illustrations by Kimio Honda.The African lion was written by <mask>. The 1985 celebration of cats was written by <mask><mask>. <mask> had a collection of great cat stories. <mask> had a great collection of dog stories. Animals in their places: tales from the natural world. <mask> wrote a commentary on the private lives of animals. The way cats see us was looked at in

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title: Roger A. Caras

texts: 1987 by <mask>. <mask>.<mask> wrote a book about animal families of the wild. William F. Russell edited it. There were great horse stories written by <mask>. The biography of a wolf was written by <mask><mask>. The life and death of a bear in Deadman Bay was written by <mask><mask>. The 1990 Panther! The illustrations were written by <mask>. <mask>.<mask> illustrated 1990 Forest. The story of a Bengal tiger and two children in search of a miracle is a novel by <mask><mask>. The biography of a California condor was written by <mask><mask>. The Cats at work were written by Rhonda Gray and Stephen T. Robinson. The sound recording was made by <mask><mask>. The way some of our closest friends view us was 1992 Dog is listening. The dog book was written by <mask>.<mask> had a collection of nature tales. The Cats of Thistle Hill: a mostly peaceable kingdom was published in 1992. The world full of animals was written by <mask>. Steven Foster and <mask>. <mask> wrote a field guide to venomous animals and poisonous plants. The life of an African elephant was the most dangerous journey in 1994. The lives of animals and humans are interwoven throughout history. The dog book was written by <mask>.<mask> had a great collection of cat stories. Essays by <mask> were included in 1997 Bond: people and their animals. A look at the way cats see us. Cars. The way some of our closest friends view us was 1997 Dog is listening. <mask> had a great collection of dog stories. <mask> had a great collection of horse stories.There were great fishing stories in 1999. Going for the blue: inside the world of show dogs and dog shows was written by <mask><mask>. "<mask>, 72, Animal Welfare Advocate," New York Times, Feb 20, 2001. The Library of Congress has links to 1928 births

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title: William Scoresby

texts: <mask> was an English whaler, explorer, scientist and clergyman<mask> was born in the village of Cropton in the early years of the 20th century. <mask> was the inventor of the barrel crow's nest and made a fortune in the whale fishery. At the age of eleven, the son made his first voyage with his father, but then returned to school. On May 25, 1806, he succeeded in reaching 8130' N. lat., becoming his father's constant companion and chief officer of the whaler Resolution. For twenty-one years, the highest northern latitude in the eastern hemisphere was attained. During the winter 2014–2018, Scoresby attended the natural philosophy and chemistry classes at Edinburgh University.The study of meteorology and natural history of the polar regions began when <mask> was a scientist. His original observations on snow and crystals were included in his earlier results, as well as the papers he brought to the Wernerian Society of Edinburgh. The father of <mask> resigned to the command of the Resolution. He married the daughter of a shipbroker in the same year. In his voyage of 1813, he established for the first time that the polar ocean has a warmer temperature than it does on the surface, and each subsequent voyage in search of whales found him no less eager of fresh additions to scientific knowledge. The first impulse to search for the North-West Passage was given by his letters of this period to Sir Joseph Banks. When ice damaged his ship, <mask> encountered grave problems.The Esk was repaired after <mask>'s brother-in-law's crew on the John agreed to give up most of their catch. <mask> was a fellow of the Royal Society of

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title: William Scoresby

texts: Edinburgh. Three of his proposers were Robert Jameson, John Playfair and Sir G S Mackenzie. He sent a paper to the Royal Society of London about the Anomaly in the Variation of the Magnetic Needle. In 1820, he published An Account of the Arctic Regions and Northern Whale Fishery, in which he gathers up the results of his own observations, as well as those of previous navigators. He commanded whale hunting voyages in the 19th century. George Manby wanted to test a new type of harpoon for whaling based on the same principles as his Manby mortar.Manby's journal was published in 1822 and contained observations on the flora and fauna of the northern regions as well as the practice of whale hunting. <mask> surveyed and mapped 400 miles of the east coast between 69 30' and 72 30', which was the first real and important geographic knowledge of East Greenland. This was the last of his voyages. He decided to enter the church after learning of his wife's death. <mask>'s Journal of a Voyage to the Northern Whale Fishery, including Researches and Discoveries on the Eastern Coast of Greenland appeared at Edinburgh. In 1824, he was elected a fellow of the Royal Society and in 1827, he became a corresponding member of the Paris Academy of Sciences. <mask> was an active member and official of the British Association for the advancement of science from the first.Many of his papers relate to this department of research. His observations extended into many other departments, including his research with James Joule on thermal, chemical, and horse power sources. The results of his voyage to Australia in 1856 on the ill-fated iron-hulled

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title: William Scoresby

texts: Royal Charter appeared in a posthumous publication: Journal of a Voyage to Australia for Magnetical Research. The results of his observations on the height of the Atlantic waves were given to the British Association. He was interested in the improvement of the condition of factory operatives. In 1850, <mask> published a work urging the prosecution of the search for the Franklin expedition and giving the results of his own navigation experience. After completing his studies at Queens' College, Cambridge, <mask> became a ten-year man and became the curate of Bessingby, Yorkshire.He received his bachelor's degree in Divinity from Cambridge University in 1834 and was awarded the Doctor of Divinity in 1839. His interest in science co-existed with his work at Bessingby. Several works and papers of a religious character were published by him. The "large, industrial, dissenting parish" of Scoresby was described as an "ever-expanding, rowdy, restless industrial conurbation". Since Charles Simeon's death in 1836, the appointment to Bradford has been in the hands of the Simeon Trust. Henry Heap let the administration slide. The incumbent curates were Patrick Bront and <mask>.St James's, built by John Wood, was one of the new churches under construction. <mask> was able to address matters in hand, but was only able to generate contentious issues. He took on Wood over surplice fees in his new church and was opposed by Wood's "factory movement" allies and others. Wood moved to the south after St James's was closed. Morgan clashed with <mask> over this issue. He tried to divide the parish. <mask> resigned as vicar after a tour of

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texts: the US to look at industrial conditions.He didn't take any more permanent clerical posts. <mask> was married three times. He was a lecturer at the Parish church of St Mary Magdalene, Upton, after he built a villa at Torquay. He died in March of 1856. He is buried in a churchyard with a memorial decorated with a compass and a Bible. He is remembered on the grave of his family. His mother was the mother of Robert Edmund <mask>-Jackson FRSE.There are a number of places named after him, including the Lunar crater Scoresby Scoresbysund, now Ittoqqortoormiit on the east coast of Greenland, and the Scoresby Sund fjord system in Australia. Scoresbyya means Scoresby Island in English. There is a small island north of Nordaustlandet. The Cetology chapter of Moby-Dick quotes <mask>, A.D., as saying, "'No branch of zoology is so much involved as that which is entitled Cetology'". The year 1820. <mask> is a character in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy. The character was named after two men, <mask> and Lee Van Cleef.At the Mountains of Madness was written by H. P. Lovecraft. Robert Edmund <mask>-Jackson was his nephew. External links include Queens' College, Cambridge Doctors of Divinity and the French Academy of

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title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

texts: On the evening of 14 February 1945, the body of an English man was found at The Firs farm on the slopes of Meon Hill. The investigation into <mask>'s death was led by the foremost police detective of the era. The manager of The Firs, Alfred John Potter, was the main suspect in the murder. The oldest unsolved murder in the police records is the case of Potter. Due to its connection with local belief in witchcraft, the case has earned some notoriety in popular culture. <mask> and Emma were the parents of <mask>. He had lived in Lower Quinton his entire life.He was a widower who shared a small cottage with his niece, Edith Isabel, whom he had adopted thirty years before. He had earned a reputation as a trainer of horses in his youth and was described as something of a solitary man. He was not liked by his neighbours but he did not socialize with them. His rheumatic joints made him walk with a stick. For the previous nine months, he had been working for a local farmer, Alfred Potter, who had a farm known as The Firs. Edith had lived with her father, <mask>, since she was three years old. On December 9, 1927, <mask>'s wife died, and he had occupied his cottage since World War I.Edith was given $1 per week for housekeeping, but also paid the 3s. Rent is per week, as well as buying meat and coal. He received 10s in addition to his casual earnings. A week old-age pension. On the day of the murder, <mask> left home with a pitchfork and a slash hook, a double-edged pruning implement with a straight edge on one side and a curved cutting edge on the other. Edith stated

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title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

texts: that <mask> left his purse at home. He was seen passing through the churchyard between 9 am and 9:30 am.He was cutting hedges in a field on the slopes of Meon Hill. Edith was working as a Printer's Assembler at the Royal Society of Arts, which relocated to Lower Quinton during the War. By 4 pm, he was expected to be home. Edith went back to her house around 6 pm and found that <mask> wasn't there. Her lack of solace was that he might be in the local pub or visiting a friend. Edith went to see her neighbour who was an agricultural worker. They went to The Firs to alert Alfred Potter.Potter said he slashed hedges in Hillground earlier in the day. <mask>' body was found by the three of them in the direction of the spot where he had last been seen. The murderer had cut his neck open with a slash hook and pinned him to the ground after beating him over the head with a stick. The slash hook had been buried in his neck and the handle of the pitchfork had been wedged under a cross member of the hedge. Edith screamed loudly because she was overcome with grief, and to make sure that she did not venture too close to the scene. Harry Peachey was walking on the other side of the hedge. Potter told Peachey to go and report the body to the police.Potter stood guard over the murder scene until the police arrived. The first policeman on the scene was PC Michael James Lomasney. Professor James M.Webster arrived at 11.30 pm, while members of the Stratford-upon-Avon CID arrived later in the evening. At 1.30 am, the body was removed. Detective Inspector Tombs took a statement

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title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

texts: murder that took place yesterday by the deputy chief constabulary of Warwickshire. A man named <mask>, age 75, was killed with an instrument known as a slash hook. The murderer was either a madman or one of the Italian prisoners who are in a camp nearby. I think it would be necessary to have an Italian interpreter. The person was killed between 1 and 2 pm yesterday. A watch is missing. It is being spread.The watch that was passed to pawnbrokers and jewelers was described as a plain white metal pocket watch with a white face and a snap case. Second chance. There are English numerals. About ten years ago, the value was 25/-. The Chief Inspector and his partner arrived to assist the investigation. Detective Sergeant Saunders, who was a fluent Italian speaker, arrived later that day. Alfred Potter was under suspicion very quickly.The policeman who knew Alfred and his wife was asked to stay close to them to find out what they might reveal. The Italian World War II prisoners were held at Long Marston. Although there was a schedule for work days and free days, no record was kept of the prisoners' movements. Some prisoners went to see a play while others went to the cinema on the day of the murder. It doesn't appear that any of the Italians were considered to have killed him. Professor Webster's post-mortem on <mask> found that he had a cut on his trachea and several broken ribs. There was a cut on his left hand and a bruise on the back of his right hand.The pitchfork and the slash hook are believed to have been the cause of <mask>'s wounds. There was blood and

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texts: hair on the walking stick that was found three-and-a-half yards from his body. The cause of death was determined between 1 and 2 pm. His shirt was open, his trousers were unfastened, and his fly was unbuttoned. There is no mention of the cross carved on <mask>'s chest in the report. On 17 February, Alfred Potter was interviewed for a second time by a Detective Sergeant. Potter stated that <mask> had never worked in wet weather.Potter stated that he paid him eighteen pence per hour and usually at the end of each fortnight. He implied that he was paid for hours that he didn't actually work. The last time he paid him was for the fortnight ending 10 February. Potter stated that on the day of the murder he left the College Arms and went to a field called Cacks Leys to see some sheep and to feed some calves. He arrived at the field at 12.20pm and saw <mask> working in his shirtsleeves. He said to himself, 'He's getting on with it today', because it was the first time he had seen him so dressed. Potter said that if it wasn't for the fact that he had a heifer in a ditch nearby, he would have gone over to see it.He returned home at about 12.40pm. He went to see the heifer. The PC mentioned that the police were still hoping to take fingerprints from the murder weapons. Alfred Potter said that he had touched the handle of the slash hook, and possibly the pitchfork, when he first came across the body. He said he handled the weapons in response to a comment from Harry Beasley that "You'd better have a look to make sure he is gone". Mrs Potter stated that the police were

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texts: bound to suspect him if his prints were on the murder weapon. Potter said that the murder was the work of a fascist.A serviceman came to the door and asked Potter if he was in the yard. When Potter came in, he said that a soldier had told him that the Military Police at the Camp had caught an Italian coming out with a suit of clothes and had sent the Civil Police for him. They took him away with them. otter affected great glee and his wife became hysterical with delight. According to the initial report, Potter went to help one of his workers, <mask> "Happy" Batchelor, after reading the paper for five minutes. The men went to look at the clock and saw that it was 1pm. Mrs Potter confirmed that Alfred Potter had arrived home after 12.30pm and had read the paper for a few minutes.She replied "Not long" when he asked how long dinner would be. Potter went to help Batchelor at about 12.40pm after hearing this. Potter came to help him at around 12.40pm. There are debts recorded against Alfred Potter and L. L. Potter & Co., Farmers of Campden. Levi Potter was the licensee of the Lygon Arms. It was confirmed that there were no debts. The inspector who conducted the test wages investigation at Firs Farm was reluctant to reveal the information to Fabian without authority from his headquarters.At the inquest on <mask> on 20 March, Potter told the Coroner that he had seen someone in shirtsleeves in his field at 12.30pm and that they were stationary. Edith claimed that Potter stated "I have to do the milk on a Wednesday" as they made their way to Hillground on the day of

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texts: the murder. I came to the field at 12 o'clock to cut some hay and saw your uncle working. Edith stated that she had never heard <mask> say that he had ever lent anyone money. In June 1930, there was a deposit of £227.10s.0, but by 1939 this had dwindled to $11.11s.9d. During the intervening years, he had made many withdrawals, but never more than $10 at a time. Although the pair hadn't seen each other since the previous Christmas, they were the best of friends.At the time of the murder, he was working in a barn 300 yards from the scene. He speculated that the man could have made his way across the fields undetected and killed the man. He doubted that the old man had the strength to mount such an attack. He told the police that he worked at Harry Ball's farm in the village. otter had a reputation as a decent man to work for. He recalled Potter saying "I saw him at work at 12.15" on the night of 14 February. <mask> had been going out with one of the men, but he was eliminated from the police investigation.Potter saw <mask>'s body and was certain that he was dead. Two former employees of Potter's, William George Dyde and George Purnell, gave statements to the police. Potter had difficulties in paying their wages. Potter and Joseph Stanley went to the College Arms where Potter drank two glasses of Guinness while they were there. Statements were taken from over 500 residents of Lower Quinton, some as young as eleven years old, as well as other individuals who were in and around the area on 14 February. A detailed search of the entire area surrounding the murder

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texts: scene was undertaken, with the help of the Royal Engineers using mine detectors, but to no avail. Detective Supt. Alec Spooner continued to search for the murderer while the two men returned to London.After the rest of the world concluded that the murderer would never be found, Spooner continued to return to the village. There were reports that a pocket watch was found in the outhouse of the cottage, despite an extensive search by the police at the time of the murder. The Firs was a company owned by Alfred Potter's father. Robert said that Alfred Potter was likely to have killed <mask>. Potter's behavior on the night of the murder didn't seem to be that of an innocent man. otter seemed very upset when he arrived. He was cold.Potter appeared to be more worried than one would have thought. Potter might have been less moved by the murder scene than other men because he was used to slaughtering animals. Potter said he was going home before the police showed up. He said that he considered a strange excuse from one who was used to attending to animals at all hours and in all kinds of weather, as the murdered man was his own employee and had been murdered on his own land. Potter was leaving when the police showed up. Potter said on 17 February that he would have gone to see <mask> at Hillground if it wasn't for the fact that he had a heifer in a ditch nearby. He said he arrived at his house at about 12.40 pm and then went to the heifer.The he 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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title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

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texts: the police that he had touched the murder weapons. However, this was the first time he had made such a claim to the police, and he said it was obvious that he was dead, and that Potter did not touch the weapons in his presence. He thought that Potter had gone to great pains to explain away any of his fingerprints which might be found upon the weapons, and that he produced this explanation only when Lomasney broached the question of fingerprints on 20 February. There were no prints found.Potter's suggestion that he might occasionally pay for hours he had not worked was disproved by an examination of the sums he had paid. Potter was claiming more than he needed to pay his employee, and pocketing the difference. "Potter, by his own admission, is guilty of claiming more wages than were due and there is no doubt that he was making a good thing out of <mask>'s employment by him". Potter returned to Hillground soon after the first light of the morning on February 15th after being relieved of his guard over the murder scene. Potter was warned away from the murder site by the policeman. Potter had exchanged pleasantries about the coldness of the weather, but the cop left after taking a Player's cigarette. There were questions about why Potter hadn't told them earlier about visiting the scene after this revelation.The case was not advanced by this interview, although it was noted that "Happy" Batchelor and another employee of Potter's had both resigned since the murder. Both of them might have realized the nature of the man they were working with. He wondered if he


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texts: had compromised himself by saying that he had seen Potter at 12.40 pm. The trousers that Potter wore were made from a cord. There were two marks on the front that Professor Webster thought were blood stains, but he reported that they had been cleaned too thoroughly for a positive analysis. The police were able to establish Potter's movements between 12 noon and 12.40 pm, when he parted company with Joseph Stanley at the College Arms. There was no real evidence to connect Potter with the murder itself, and no reasonable motive can be found for his committing it, despite Potter changing his story in various ways.There was no evidence that Potter was violent or that he and <mask> had ever fought. Potter was morose and sullen at his interviews, but he never lost his temper and was civil. He wrote that Potter was dull on the surface, but that he was far from that. Potter was thought to be a man of considerable strength and cunning. There is no proof that <mask> lent Potter money and its repayment was late. The person who was murdered at the age of eighty was a resident of Long Compton. At about 8 o'clock in the evening on September 15, 1874, Ann Tennant left her house to buy a loaf of bread.She met some farm workers on her way back. James Heywood had known Ann's family for many years and was one of the people in the group. He was seen as a village idiot. It is known that he 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

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title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

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texts: she was 17 or 18. She could have given birth to William in 1814 and married John in 1819, assuming that her husband died. If this was true, Ann Tennant was <mask>'s great-grandmother.There were no references to killing black dogs, natterjack toads or blood sacrifice in the two reports that were written on the case. However, twenty-five years later he wrote the following, "I advise anyone who is tempted at any time to venture into Black Magic, witchcraft, Shamanism - call it what you will - to remember <mask> and to think of his death, which was clearly the ghastly climax of a There is no stronger argument for keeping as far away from the villains as possible. Your life could depend on your future peace of mind. It has been claimed that he was familiar with local history. The murder of Ann Tennant was related to the fact that she was a witch. It has been said that Ann was pinned to the ground with a pitchfork and slashed with a bill-hook.A 1929 book entitled Folklore, Old Customs and Superstitions in Shakespeare Land was written by the Rev. The father of an author is a reverend. The story of how a young boy met a phantom black dog on his way home from work in 1885 was included. A headless woman was with the dog on the last occasion. He heard that his sister had died. There are a number of theories and rumors surrounding the case in subsequent years. He was said to have cast the evil eye and kept natterjack toads as pets and used them to blast the crops and livestock of local farmers.The failure of the 1944 harvest and the death of Potter's he 800-381-0266

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texts: 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 He was said to have been murdered in a way that involved his blood soaking into the ground to'replenish the soil's fertility'. Local folklore said that phantom black dogs were a sign of death. A black dog was found hanging from a tree close to the murder scene. He encountered a black dog while walking on Meon Hill. He said that he met a local boy walking in the same direction after the dog ran past him. When he asked the boy if he was looking for his dog, he turned pale and fled in the opposite direction.The claims that Ann was pinned to the ground with a pitchfork or slashed with a bill-hook are pure invention. The fact that a pitchfork was used in both instances was the same as the fact that she was attacked in the view of several witnesses. There is no evidence that the boy in the story of the black dog was the one who was murdered. The siblings had three older sisters and two younger brothers. The murder victim in the story would need to have had a sister who died in 1885. <mask>'s sisters Mary Ann and


title: Charles Walton (murder victim)

texts: Martha were married in 1891 and lived for some years afterwards, while his half- sister, Harriett, was still alive in 1901. Unless Emma gave birth to a fourth daughter by the end of 1885, the story must have been related to another <mask>.The 1841 Census shows that <mask>'s mother was just 9 months old, implying that she was born in August or September 1840. She would have been almost 41 years old in April 1884, without having given birth to a child for at least five or six years. Since a detailed study of the birth, marriage and death records held by the Office for National Statistics has failed to produce any likely <mask> births or deaths in the Shipston or Stratford-upon-Avon areas, it is highly unlikely that she did so during the next five years. One of my most memorable murder cases was at the village of Lower Quinton, near the stone Druid circle of the Whispering Knights. A man was killed by a reproduction of a Druidical ceremony. The Whispering Knights are not a circle, they are not Druidical, and they are about twelve miles away, as the crow flies. It is not possible to say that his death was a reproduction of the Druid's ceremonies, as no one knows for certain what they were.The description is accurate. The police took numerous statements from individuals and while they were happy to suggest that he had met a wall of silence, the most he would say in 1945 was that the natives of Upper and Lower Quinton and the surrounding district are. The truth may be that no one had seen anything, so they had nothing to tell. There were murders in England

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title: Stephanie Kwolek

texts: <mask> was a Polish-American chemist who was known for inventing Kevlar. She worked at the company for more than 40 years. Poly-paraphenylene terephthalamide is the first of a family of synthetic fibers. The Lavoisier medal was awarded to Kwolek for her discovery. As of August, she was the only female employee to have received that honor. The National Medal of Technology was one of the awards that Kwolek won. <mask> was born to Polish immigrant parents in the Pittsburgh suburb of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, in 1923.She was ten years old when her father died. As a child, Kwolek spent hours with him as he explored the natural world. She attributed her interest in science and fashion design to her mother, who worked as a seamstress. Kwolek decided to become a doctor after her mother told her she wasn't good enough for a career in fashion. In 1946, she obtained a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in chemistry from Carnegie College. She wanted to become a doctor and was hoping that a temporary job in a chemistry-related field would give her enough money to attend medical school. Kwolek was offered a position at the Buffalo, New York, facility by William Hale Charch, a future mentor.The company was trying to find a material that would be lighter and harder-wearing than steel. Many men were overseas in the war and the firm had vacancies. Shortly before World War Two, the nylon business boomed and blossomed into a

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title: Stephanie Kwolek

texts: variety of textile applications. During the Second World War, the desirability of a lightweight, Wearable armour for protection of personnel and equipment was highlighted. As the war raged overseas, soldiers were forced to do without body armor since there was no material strong enough to stop a bullet and light enough to wear in battle. Steel's heavy weight limited its use to tanks. Steel could still be pierced by dedicated weaponry.The purpose of <mask>'s temporary work was to raise money to study. She moved to Delaware in 1950 after she found the work interesting. She was the first to win a publication award from the American Chemical Society. The paper showed how to make nylon in a beaker at room temperature. The process was extended to highmolecular weight polyamides. The method for preparing PBO and PBT was patented in 1985. <mask> spent her entire career doing research at Dupont because the company was at the cutting edge of innovation.Kwolek was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217


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texts: of Kevlar was not very involved. She said that senior managers immediately assigned a whole group to work on different aspects after learning of the discovery. Kwolek continued to investigate the chemistry of Kevlar derivatives. She didn't profit from the products she signed over to the company. More than 200 applications include tennis rackets, skis, parachute lines, boats, airplanes, ropes, cables, and bullet-proof vests. Car tires, fire fighter boots, hockey sticks, cut-resistant gloves and armored cars are some of the things it has been used for. Bomb-proof materials, hurricane safe rooms, and bridge reinforcements are some of the protective building materials it has been used for.The one millionth bullet-resistant vest was sold during the week of <mask>'s death. The Droid RAZR has a Kevlar uni body, which is used to build cellular telephones. The Lavoisier medal was awarded to Kwolek in 1995 as a "Persistent experimentalist and role model whose discovery of liquid crystalline polyamides led to Kevlar aramid fibers." She was the only female employee to receive that honor at the time of her death. She didn't benefit from her discovery financially because she was her employer at the time. The American Institute of Chemists and the American Chemical Society gave awards to Kwolek in 1980. Kwolek was added to the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1995.She received the National Medal of Technology in 1996. The


title: Gaius de Gaay Fortman

texts: The Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) party merged with the Anti-Revolutionary Party (ARP) in 1997. <mask> attended a Gymnasium in Dordrecht from June 1923 until September 1925 and the Amsterdams Lyceum from September 1925 until July 1929 and obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree from the Free University Amsterdam in June 1930. From April 1934 to January 1947, <mask> worked as a civil servant for the department of Agricultural Emergency Management of the Ministry of Economic Affairs. On 10 May 1940 Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands and the government fled to London. The editor of the underground newspaper Free Netherlands from January 1943 to May 1945 was <mask>, who was sympathetic with the Dutch resistance against the German occupiers. The professor of Labour law, Privacy law and Property law at the Free University Amsterdam was <mask>. From 1 January 1962 to 1 January 1972 he was the Rector of the Free University Amsterdam.After the Senate election of 1960, <mask> <mask> was elected as a Member of the Senate. <mask> <mask> became the leader of the Anti-Revolutionary Party in the Senate after the Senate election in 1971. After the election of 1972, <mask> <mask> was appointed as Minister of the Interior and Minister of the Netherlands Antilles Affairs in the Cabinet Den Uyl. In 1977 <mask> <mask> <mask> wanted to return to the Senate, even though he wouldn't be running in the election. After the resignation of the deputy prime minister and minister of justice, Dries van Agt <mask> <mask> took over both positions. The Cabinet Den Uyl was replaced by the Cabinet Van Agt–Wiegel. After the Senate election of 1977, <mask> <mask> was re-elected as a Member of the Senate, serving from 20 September 1977 until 10 June 1981.From 13 March 1978 to 15 July 1979 <mask> <mask> was a Member of the European Parliament. After his political career ended, <mask> <mask> returned as a professor of privacy law, labor law and administrative law at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. The Institute of International

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texts: Relations Clingendael, the T.M.C. and the Organisation for Scientific Research were all De Gaay Fortman's seats as a nonprofit director. The Carnegie Foundation and Asser Instituut. <mask> <mask> was a consensus builder. After his death, <mask> <mask> continued to comment on political affairs. Like his father, Bas <mask> <mask> was a politician, professor and author.<mask> <mask> <mask> was born in Amsterdam on 8 May 1911 to an orthodox Reformed Protestant family. The <mask> <mask> family were descendants of 17th century Walloon immigrant Jacques Le Gay, and became one of the foremost Neo-Calvinist families in the DutchPatriciate, with prominent ministers, scholars, business people and politicians. The Anti-Revolutionary Party merged with other Christian parties to form the Christian Democratic Appeal politician. He was a public servant, secretary of the government labour negotiation team and a teacher. He became a professor at the Vrije Universiteit. During the long 1956 cabinet formation, he was unsuccessful as an informateur. He was able to resolve a cabinet crisis in 1960.He was persuaded to become a minister in the Cabinet Den Uyl. He had a good relationship with Joop <mask>. He was the Minister of Home Affairs when he proposed a plan to divide the Netherlands into 24 mini-provinces. In 1981 he acted as an informateur in a cabinet formation and paved the way for a government of PvdA and D66. <mask> <mask> was in favor of co-operation with the PvdA. He didn't offer positions in Liberal coalitions. <mask> Fortman didn't fit in with the mainstream of the party.The dismantling of social security was the subject of too much emphasis by the CDA. He endorsed Gert Schutte in the parliamentary elections of 1994. He is buried in Zorgvlied cemetery. Bas <mask> <mask> followed in his father's footsteps and became leader of the Political Party of Radicals in the Second Chamber and later a Senator for the GreenLeft party. External links Official Mr.Dr. W.F. De <mask> <mask> Parlement is a

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title: Egon Kisch

texts: <mask> was an Austrian and Czechoslovak writer and journalist who wrote in German. He styled himself The Raging Reporter for his numerous travels to the far corners of the globe and his equally numerous articles produced in a relatively short time. <mask> was born into a wealthy, German-speaking Jewish family in the Czech Republic and began his journalistic career as a reporter for a German-language newspaper in 1906. The weekly column of <mask>'s essays was published in 1910. The book "Prague Forays" ran for more than a year and made <mask> a local celebrity. There was an interest in prisons, work houses, and the lives of the poor of the city in these feuilleton. His style was inspired by a number of authors.The spy scandal involving Alfred Redl was uncovered by him before World War I. <mask> joined the Austrian army at the outbreak of World War I. He fought on the front line in Serbia and the Carpathians during the war. <mask>, write that down. The year 1929. He was briefly imprisoned in 1916 for publishing reports from the front that criticized the Austrian military's conduct of the war, but later served in the army's press quarters along with fellow writers. <mask> was radicalised by the war.He played a leading role in the left-wing revolution in Vienna in November of 1918 after he deserted as the war ended. The events of this period are depicted in Werfel's novel Barbara oder die Frmmigkeit. In 1919, after the revolution failed, <mask> became a member of the Austrian Communist Party and remained so for the rest of his life. Between 1921 and 1930 <mask> lived in Berlin, where his work found a new and appreciative audience. He cultivated the image of a witty, tough, and daring reporter always on the move in books such as The Racing Reporter. A

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title: Egon Kisch

texts: major strand in the culture of the Weimar Republic was found in his work and public persona. Willi Mnzenberg was a senior figure in the publishing empire of the West European branch of the Comintern from 1925 onwards.The Association of Proletarian-Revolutionary Authors was founded in 1928. <mask> wrote a series of books about his travels to the Russian SFSR, the U.S.A., Soviet Central Asia and China. <mask>'s communist politics inform these later works. <mask> came to feel that it was necessary for a writer to engage politically with what he was reporting on because he had explicitly stated that a reporter should remain impartial. <mask> was arrested on February 28, 1933, the day after the Reichstag fire, for being an opponent of Nazism. He was deported from Germany because he was a Czechoslovak citizen. His works were banned and burned in Germany, but he continued to write for the Czech and German press, bearing witness to the horrors of the Nazi takeover.Between the Machtergreifung and the outbreak of World War II, <mask> traveled widely to report and speak publicly in the anti-fascist cause. A group of lawyers, democrats and other anti-Nazi groups organized a counter- trial in London in 1933 after the Reichstag Fire Trial, which was organised by the Nazi government to lay the blame for the fire on Communist opponents. <mask> was to be a witness at the counter trial but was refused leave to land in the United Kingdom because of his known subversive activities. In his book Landung in Australien (Australian Landfall) he wrote about attempts to exclude him from Australia as a delegate to the All-Australian Congress Against War and Fascism in 1934. The Australian government refused entry to <mask> because of his previous exclusion from the UK. He took

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title: Egon Kisch

texts: matters into his own hands. He broke his leg jumping from the deck of his ship onto the quayside.The Australian left was in support of <mask> because he was bundled back on board. The Captain of the Strathaird was accused of illegally detaining <mask> when the ship docked in Sydney. Justice H. V. Evatt ordered that <mask> be released. Visitors could be refused entry if they failed a test in any European language. He passed the test in various languages but failed when he was tested in Scottish Gaelic, he was one of the few Europeans to be given the test. The officer who tested him had grown up in northern Scotland and did not have a good grasp of the language. In the High Court case of R v Wilson; ex parte <mask>, the court found that Scottish Gaelic was not within the fair meaning of the Act and overturned <mask>'s convictions for being an illegal immigrant.The dangers of Hitler's Nazi regime, of another war and of concentration camps were warned to 18,000 people by <mask> on 17 February 1935. In 1937 and 1938, <mask> was in Spain, where left-wingers from across the world had been drawn by the Spanish Civil War. His reports from the front line were widely published as he traveled across the country speaking in the Republican cause. <mask> was unable to return to the country of his birth after the Nazi occupation of Bohemia. After war broke out, Paris became too dangerous for an outspoken Jewish communist whose native land no longer existed. After sailing for New York with his wife Gisela, <mask> was initially denied entry. He only had a transit visa when he arrived at Ellis Island on December 28, 1940.He was one of a group of European communist refugees who stayed in Mexico for five years. He produced a book on Mexico and a memoir. In this period

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title: Egon Kisch

texts: of exile, <mask>'s work returned to the themes of his home and his Jewish roots, and in March 1946 he was able to return to his birthplace. He started working as a journalist again after his return. After the Communist party took complete power, <mask> died of a stroke. The Vinohrady Cemetery is in the Czech Republic. His life and work were held up as exemplary by the GDR after his death.His communism made the attitude to both in West Germany more complicated. The Egon Erwin Kisch Prize was named after him when it was founded in 1977. <mask>'s work as a writer and communist journalist inspired Australian left wing intellectuals and writers such as Nettie Palmer and Louis Esson. The nucleus of the Writers League was formed by this group, drawing on the example of <mask> <mask>. <mask> is a character in Australian novels. His visit to Australia, the leap from the ship and the court case challenging the validity of the language test are all mentioned in the book. He is a minor character in Frank Hardy's Power Without Glory, which was filmed for television in 1976, and plays a central role in Nicholas Hasluck's Our Man K.He is one of the real people in the novel Paving the New Road. There are English titles given where the work has been translated. The dates refer to the earliest publication. The Mdchenhirt is an early collection of reports from the underworld in the Czech Republic. Paradies Amerika was on the United States, Changing Asia was on the Soviet Central Asia, and China Geheim was on China. Hasta pronto, amigos de Espaa. The 80 aniversario de su despedida de la Guerra Civil was founded in 1936.Nicholas Hasluck wrote about Kisch Austrian anti-fascists Czech communists Czech journalists Austro-Hungarian military personnel of World War in a

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title: Hennie Bekker

texts: <mask> is a composer, producer, and keyboardist based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His work includes jazz fusion, film scoring, new-age and techno. BekkerS won an award for their work. In the case of the public domain classical works, <mask> composed, arranged, and performed the soft melodies and nature-driven environmental music on the first 14 albums of Dan Gibson's Solitudes - Exploring Nature With Music series. He was named one of the most prolific and successful figures in Canadian pop music. Over the course of sixty years, <mask> has recorded over sixty albums, most recently on his own Toronto, Ontario-based Abbeywood Records label. <mask> was born in the mining town of Nkana Kitwe and raised 48 km down the road in Mufulira.At the age of six, <mask> heard his aunt play the piano and became enamored with the instrument. <mask> learned to play the piano after his parents bought him a small one. In 1945, the family moved to Zimbabwe. He was a student at the Bulawayo Technical High School. <mask> formed a band at the age of 15 that played the hits of the day. He formed his first band, the <mask> <mask> Trio with bassist Noel Kidwell and drummer Eddie Van Diermen, at the age of 22. <mask> moved to Salisbury, Rhodesia.He was a resident pianist for the morning show of the Rhodesian Broadcasting Corporation. <mask> moved to South Africa in the late 1960's after a brief stint in Elizabethville, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He played at the Bretts supper club in Salisbury until the end of 1963. B and his band, Doug Graham on bass, Eddie Van Diermen on drums, and Derek Graham on vocals, went to Luanda, Angola for a

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