title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: match against Mr. Pogo and Super Leather of Lethal Weapon and then Super Leather and Hido turned on Lethal Weapon and W*ING Alliance as a group. The W*ING Alliance lost to the team of Super Leather, W*ING <mask> and Hido in a W*ING Caribbean Barbed Wire Double Hell Glass Death at Year End Spectacular. The W*ING alliance lost to the FMW team in the first-ever WarGames match on February 23, which ended their feud with W*ING.W*ING reverted to fan favorites. <mask> lost the IWA King of the Deathmatch Championship in a Caribbean Barbed Wire Barricade Spider Net Glass Death match when he replaced Matsunaga. The match raised <mask>'s stock and enabled him to shine as W*ING's top performer as Matsunaga left after the event and <mask> became the main focus of the group. <mask> defeated Koji Nakagawa in the quarter-finals and Super Leather in the semi-finals to advance to the final round, where he defeated Masato Tanaka to become the first champion at Summer Spectacular. <mask> injured his ear when Nakagawa threw him into the exploding barbed wire double hell death match. <mask> and the Terrible defeated Hisakatsu Oya and The Gladiator. After the match, <mask> was attacked by Gladiator, setting up a title unification match between the two at Year End Spectacular, where Gladiator's Brass Knuckles Championship would also be on the line.<mask> lost the title to Gladiator in the title unification match after successfully defending the Independent Heavyweight Championship against Hisakatsu

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texts: Oya. The Independent Championship and the Brass Knuckles Championship would be defended as the FMW Double Championship. The W*ING Alliance and Atsushi Onita had a feud in 1997. <mask> and Hido won the Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship after defeating The Headhunters. <mask> pinned Gladiator during the Texas Tornado Street Fight Death match at the 8th anniversary show. <mask> and Hido will face Onita in the main event of Fall Spectacular after <mask> and Hido defeated Koji Nakagawa and Masato Tanaka. <mask> defeated Tanaka in a No Rope Barbed Wire Death match at Shiodome Legend to earn the right to face Onita in the main event of Fall Spectacular.The Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship was lost on August 21 by <mask> and Hido. <mask> fractured his foot but still competed in his scheduled match against Atsushi Onita in a No Ropes Exploding Barbed Wire Steel Cage Time Bomb Deathmatch at Fall Spectacular, which stipulated that if Onita lost, he would be forced to retire. <mask> was forced to end W*ING Alliance due to his fractured foot. Hideki Hosaka and Hido were worried due to the end of W*ING Alliance and no group would accept them. At a press conference on September 30, 1997, Onita took the former W*ING Alliance members and FMW's young rising star Tetsuhiro Kuroda under his wing to form a new nWo-themed group called ZEN. The group was the top villainous group. <mask> reverted to his previous ring name after he and Hideki Hosaka defeated Super Leather and The Gladiator.The


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texts: Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship was won by Onita and <mask>. The impact of ZEN's dominance resulted in Oya, Gannosuke and The Gladiator jumping ship to ZEN. <mask> and Onita gave up their tag team titles due to Onita's lack of activity. <mask> and Mr. Gannosuke defeated Hayabusa and Masato Tanaka to win the Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship. The chemistry between <mask> and Gannosuke was great and they became over with the fans due to their villainous antics and surpassed their leader Atsushi Onita to get heat from the audience. Onita booked himself against Masato Tanaka in the main event of the first show of the Super Extreme Wrestling War on December 19 in order to avenge his loss to Hayabusa and Jinsei in the Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship. They confronted Onita on his ego and selfishness.After they lost to Hayabusa, Jinsei Shinzaki and Masato Tanaka in a Barbed Wire Baseball Bat Ladder WarGames match, <mask> and Gannosuke attacked Onita. The duo and Hido left. In the main event of the first ZEN-promoted show, the trio took on Atsushi Onita, Koji Nakagawa and Tetsuhiro Kuroda. <mask>'s team lost but attacked their opponents after the match, leading to the two groups merging to form a new alliance called Team No Respect. The World Street Fight 6-Man Tag Team Championship was won on January 16 by <mask> and Jado. They lost the title to three people. <mask> lost to The Gladiator in the semi-finals of the tournament to determine the #1 contender for the Double

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title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: Championship.<mask> lost to Jinsei Shinzaki in the company's first pay-per-view event at the 9th anniversary show. The leader of Team No Respect was injured and replaced by Kodo Fuyuki. On May 5, Fuyuki, <mask> and Hido defeated Atsushi Onita, Koji Nakagawa and Tetsuhiro Kuroda to win the World Street Fight 6-Man Tag Team Championship after Nakagawa apparently suffered a shoulder injury. Fuyuki and <mask> formed a tag team called The New Footloose, a spinoff of their old team called Footloose in All Japan Pro Wrestling. The Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship was won by New Footloose. In June, the World Street Fight 6-Man Tag Team Championship was won by Fuyuki, <mask>, Hisakatsu Oya, and Masato Tanaka. <mask> tried to challenge Hayabusa for the Double Championship.During the year, TNR feuded with Hayabusa's Team Phoenix and Atsushi Onita's ZEN. The Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship was lost by New Footloose. The title of the World Street Fight 6-Man Tag Team Championship was stripped from the departing Atsushi Onita as a reward for founding FMW and making it a successful promotion. <mask> was the #1 contender for the Double Championship after participating in an Over the Top Tournament. He defeated Hideki Hosaka in the opening round but lost to Mr. Gannosuke in the quarter-final round. <mask> and Hido lost all of their matches in the Brass Knuckles Tag Team Championship tournament that they participated in in 1999. <mask> was awarded the Brass Knuckles Heavyweight


title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: Championship after Kodo Fuyuki separated the Double Championship into two.<mask> lost to Hayabusa in the semi-finals of the WEW 6-Man Tag Team Championship on July 31st. Hayabusa defeated <mask> in the Hayabusa Graduation Ceremony pay-per-view on August 23. The Last Match would be the last match of the title as it would be retired after the event. Kintaro <mask> was awarded the new Hardcore Championship by Kodo Fuyuki after changing his ring name to Kintaro <mask>, which was based on Korean wrestler Kintaro Ohki. He successfully defended his title at the 10th anniversary show. <mask> was the leader of Team No Respect and the group became fan favorites after they formed a tag team with H. <mask> successfully defended the Hardcore Championship on December 11.The following night, TNR defeated ECW. In 2000, <mask> began an angle with Big Japan Pro Wrestling's Ryuji Yamakawa, leading to an interpromotional feud between the two organizations. <mask> lost the Hardcore Championship to Yamakawa. <mask> was defeated by Balls Mahoney at Living Dangerously. <mask> defeated Ryuji Yamakawa to win his second Hardcore Championship. <mask>'s Team No Respect became a villain and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 He was involved in a comedy feud with Hisakatsu Oya, which culminated in a ladder match on July 23, which Oya won.<mask> defended the Hardcore Championship against Mike Samples. <mask> won the Hardcore Championship at Deep Throat when he defeated Masato Tanaka in a match that began with a violent feud. Team Kuroda was formed in 2001 after Shin Fuyuki-Gun dissolved. <mask> and Ryuji Yamakawa won the Hardcore Tag Team Championship after defeating GOEMON and Onryo. The title was defended by <mask> and Yamakawa on March 5. Kanemura Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet <mask> continued to compete in singles competition even after Yamakawa suffered a severe brain injury in a

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title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: match against The Wifebeater.The Hardcore Championship was dropped by <mask>. <mask> won the title for the third time at the 12th anniversary show. <mask> retired the title after successfully defending it against Jun Kasai. <mask> was affiliated with Kodo Fuyuki, who wanted to sell his stake in the company to Stuart Levy's Tokyopop. Hayabusa and Shoichi Arai's team would be feuding with <mask>. The team of Flying Kid Ichihara, Hisakatsu Oya and Ricky Fuji won the WEW 6-Man Tag Team Championship on July 30. <mask> pinned Hayabusa in a six-man tag team match on August 3 to earn a title shot at Hayabusa's WEW World Heavyweight Championship on August 11.<mask> lost the title to Hayabusa in a second fight on September 5, but the President of the FMW showed a video in which Hayabusa used a low blow on <mask> to win the title and return the title to <mask>. The WEW 6-Man Tag Team Championship was won by Hayabusa, GOEMON and Tetsuhiro Kuroda. <mask> successfully defended the WEW World Heavyweight Championship against The Great Sasuke. <mask> became a fan favorite by siding with Kodo Fuyuki, who was allied with Genichiro Tenryu's WAR alliance. <mask> and Ryuji Yamakawa defended the WEW Hardcore Tag Team Championship against Daisuke Sekimoto and Men's Teioh in a title match on December 2. The match and titles were lost by <mask> and Yamakawa. On December 9, the team of <mask> and Sasaki defeated the team of Arashi and Koki Kitahara.<mask> and Sasaki competed in a tournament for the WEW

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title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: World Tag Team Championship on December 23 and lost to Super Crazy and Crazy Boy. <mask> lost the WEW World Heavyweight Championship on January 6, 2002. On February 4, the team of <mask>, GOEMON and Mammoth Sasaki defeated the others. The last show of the promotion was on February 15. <mask> joined World Entertainment Wrestling after the demise of FMW. <mask> wrestled on many independent promotions in Japan after he left WEW. <mask> began wrestling for several promotions in 2000 to make more money.<mask> feuded with Sanshiro Takagi, the top star of Dramatic Dream Team, in 2002. <mask> and Super Uchu Power took on Takagi, Takashi Sasaki, and Tanomusako Toba in a handicap match on April 18 with Power's Heavymetalweight Championship on the line. <mask> used the title's rules and immediately defeated Takagi to win the title. <mask> and Super Uchu Power defeated Takagi and Sasaki in a match to defend the title, but Takagi pinned <mask> to win the title. <mask> defeated GENTARO and Sasaki in a three-way match on May 16 to become the #1 contender for theKO-D Openweight Championship. <mask> defeated Sanshiro Takagi to win the Openweight Championship and then won the Heavymetalweight Championship for the second time. <mask> lost the Heavymetalweight Championship six days later.<mask> and Futoshi Miwa scored eight points for their team in the 2002KO-D Tag League. <mask> lost the Openweight Championship to Sanshiro Takagi. <mask> would frequently make appearances in Pro Wrestling Zero-One

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title: Kouhiro Kanemura

texts: as part of a working partnership between WEW and Zero-One, participating in Zero-One's Fire Festival, where he won only one match in his block against Taka Michinoku. <mask> won the WEW World Heavyweight Championship on a WEW television show which aired on September 3. The WEW World Tag Team Championship was won on March 3, 2003 by <mask> and Kuroda. <mask> won the vacant title during the Harder than Hardcore IV tour on March 30 after defeating Shadow WX in a Lighttubes and Glass Death match. He lost the title to Ryuji Ito in a steel cage match on August 24 after successfully defending it in a No Ropes Barbed Wire Death match on June 1.<mask> was WEW's top wrestler until the promotion closed in 2003 due to the death of its owner. <mask> made his debut at the 3rd event of Hayabusa's WMF promotion on July 25 as the tag team partner of Mr. Gannosuke and Mr. Sasaki. <mask> and Apache Army formed a stable after <mask> defeated Mr. Gannosuke in a match. Taka Michinoku, Goemon, GENTARO, Hido, and Go Ito would be part of the stable. The team of 2 Tuff Tony, Kintaro <mask> and Mad Man Pondo won the WEW 6-Man Tag Team Championship. The All Asia Tag Team Championship was won by <mask> and Kuroda. <mask> was pulled out of the show due to an illness and was replaced by Mammoth Sasaki.<mask> was forced to give up the All Asia Tag Team Championship due to an injury. <mask> returned to the ring in early 2004 and WEW's successor Fuyuki Army ended on May 5. The Apache Army stable was a part of

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title: Cornelius Jansen

texts: barely finished, but it was still the object of his attention. His main occupation was its preparation. He introduced a long development towards contrition in this treaty. The Jesuits were harshly condemned in the appendix of Erroris Massiliensium, et opinionis quorumdam recentiorum parallelon et statera. He said that he didn't mean to be a school-pedant all his life, and there were times when he entertained political ambitions. According to the model of the Protestant United Provinces, he was looking forward to a time when Flanders would throw off the Spanish yoke and become an independent Catholic republic.These ideas became known to his Spanish rulers, and to appease them he wrote a philippic called the Mars gallicus (1635), a violent attack on French ambitions generally, and on Cardinal Richelieu's indifference to international Catholic interests in particular. In 1636 he was appointed bishop of Ypres (Ieper) in West Flanders by the Pope and the Spanish Court, after Madrid's persecution of his theological friends in France. The Augustinus, the book of his life, was published posthumously in 1640 after he was cut down by a sudden illness at the age of 52. A group of theological doctors from the Sorbonne opposed the idea of Jansenism and treated the problems of nature and grace. <mask>ius was accused of conflating Jansenists with Lutherans. This led Pope Innocent X to condemn these 5 proposition in the papal bull Cum Occasione. Pope Alexander VII condemned the 5 proposition again three years later.The Jesuits used their political and theological power to convince the Pope to force all Jansenists to sign a formulary in order to admit the papal bull. The Jesuits and their casuistry were harshly attacked in the Lettres provinciales,


title: Cornelius Jansen

texts: which was written after the formulary controversy. The King sent spies everywhere, condemned the librarians and tried to find the author of the Lettres provinciales. The Jansenists of Port-Royal were forced to sign the formulary. They said that the condemnation would only be sensible if the 5 allegedly heretical proposition were found in Augustinus. The Pope had the power to condemn heretical proposition, but not to cause that which did not figure in Augustinus to actually be there. decades of theological disputes and debate would be imposed by this strategy.The radical strategy adopted by the Jansenists was that condemning <mask>ius was equivalent to condemning the Father of the Church, St. Augustine himself, and they refused to sign the formulary with or without reserve. The Convent of Port-Royal was closed in 1661 due to the radicalization of the Jesuits and Louis XIV ordered the destruction of the community. Papal authority was not the only thing involved in the controversy. The end of Catholic toleration of Jansenist doctrine was marked by the issuance of the bull Unigenitus in 1713. The creation of the bull Unigenitus, dated 8 September 1713, was made with the help of a lector at the College of Saint Thomas. Up until the French Revolution, Jansenism was a political force in France, supported by some chairs in the parlements of Paris. There was a magazine called Nouvelles ecclésiastiques that featured anti-Jesuit propaganda.The Jesuits' expulsion from France in 1764 was promoted by Jansenists and independent-minded Gallicanists. Sainte-Beuve, Charles Augustin, Port-Royal are references in the Old Catholic Church of the Netherlands. There are links to births and deaths of Roman Catholic bishops of Ypres in the 16th and 17th


title: João Maria Correia Ayres de Campos, 1st Count of Ameal

texts: <mask> was a Portuguese politician and antiquarian. He is renowned for having assembled one of Portugal's largest and most important private art collections, as well as what was at the time the largest private library in the country; his collections are also famous for having been auctioned en masse after his death in 1920, leading to the largest auction recorded The Louvre, the Prado, the Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, and the Soares dos Reis National Museum all have pieces of him in their collections. The son of <mask> and Leonor da Conceio was born out of wedlock. In 1860, his father saw to his official legitimation after a number of years representing Coimbra in the Portuguese National Assembly. A sizeable collection of manuscripts and early printed books as well as a small number of antiquities and archaeological artefacts would form the basis of his own private collection after his father's death. <mask> followed in his father's footsteps and studied Law at the University of Coimbra.The niece and sole heir of the 1st Count of Juncal was married to him in 1876. There were four children. Joo <mask> Magalhes Mexia <mask> <mask> was the 1st Viscount of Ameal and later the 2nd Count of Ameal and was involved in the failed republican Municipal Library Elevator Coup of 1908. His grandson, Joo <mask> Barbosa Azevedo <mask> <mask> <mask>, 3rd Count of Ameal, would become a prolific author and historian. After obtaining his bachelor's degree in 1874, Joo <mask> <mask> <mask> joined the Partido Regenerador, a conservative political party opposed to the Partido Progressista during the Liberal Monarchy. He served as the mayor of Coimbra from 1893 to 1895 and was the chairman of the District of Coimbra. He was a member of the parliamentary committees for Public Administration, Commerce and the Arts and Statistics from 1894 to 1897.The Grand Cross of the Military Order of Christ, a knighthood in the Royal Order of the Immaculate Conception of Vila Viosa, and the Gold and Silver Palms of the French

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texts: Ordre des Palmes Académ were all awarded to <mask> <mask> over the course of his public He was a fellow of the Lisbon Geographic Society in 1890. Count of Ameal was created by king Charles I of Portugal in 1901 after he retired from politics. His oldest son, a politician and diplomat, was given the title of Viscount of Ameal on the same day. He chose the motto Ars Super Omnia to embellish his coat-of-arms. Joo <mask> <mask> <mask> had a large collection of art. He transformed the old friary and college of Saint Thomas into a vast palatial residence, with the complex's original Renaissance-style cloister.The palace's monumental portico, one of its most remarkable original features, has been relocated. Despite the building's soberer classical exterior, several of its rooms, which still retained their original gothic form, would be filled with precious furniture, Old Master paintings and about 30.000 rare books as the palace grew into a vibrant cultural salon. His collection of paintings, which at its height amounted to more than 600 pieces displayed across 10 saloons, included a canvas then attributed to Caravaggio (Saint John the Baptist), one large drawing by Rembrandt (Head of a Man), and a large Glorification of the Virgin by Rubens Two canvases by Murillo, three by Greuze, four by Ribera and one canvas and four aquatints by Goya were included in the collection as well as a large collection of watercolors by Turner and Delacroix. <mask> had a collection of oil paintings and drawings by a painter who was almost unknown in Portugal but one of his favourite painters, and who he procured through emissaries in Italy. The <mask> of <mask> was an ardent fan of the Realist school of Portuguese painting and had a large collection of canvases and drawings by them. The famous The Boy and His Sheep is in the Soares dos Reis National Museum in Porto.He sent Silva Porto's disciples to Paris and Brittany in the 1890s. Towards the end of his life, the Count came to assemble a large collection of gothic

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texts: sculpture and painting, as well as one of late-medieval and early-modern Portuguese religious painting, which was purchased after the suppression of the property of the religious orders by the Republicans in 1910. His selection of porcelain and Islamic faience, mostly Iberian and late-medieval, which amounted to around 800 pieces, and his numismatics collection, begun already by his father, were important parts of the Count's collection. After the Count's death in 1920, his widow and heirs decided to sell most of the collection and donate the palace that housed it to a religious order. The biggest auction in the history of auctioneering in Portugal was held in July of 1921. The British Museum and the Louvre both sent emissaries to the event, the latter having acquired a large number of porcelain pieces and most of the Count's collection of Islamic faience. The sale of Ameal's immense library in 1924 was described in a series of chronicles in the periodical O Mundo and later in the book No Leilo Ameal.The sale of his extensive collection of illuminated manuscripts and his edition of the Nuremberg Chronicle are recorded in these records. The 1st Count of Ameal died in Coimbra in 1920 at the age of 74. The gothic pantheon in Coimbra's cemetery of Conchada was designed for himself, his wife and his descendants. One of the masterpieces of Portuguese gothic revival, the monument consists of a small chapel at ground level and a crypt with six floors beneath. The structure has a number of allusions to Dante's Divine Comedy, including eagles, griffins and lilies. The sculptor Costa Mota Tio, who was responsible for the reconstruction of the eastern wing of the Jernimos Monastery in Lisbon, led the works on this monument. The Count's descendants still use the pantheon.The name of the street in central Coimbra is often thought of as referring to the Count of Ameal and his father. The Count of Ameal Joo <mask> Joo <mask> <mask> <mask>s Palcio da Justia is related to the University of Coimbra

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title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: The Polish tank commander of World War II, Lieutenant General <mask>, was instrumental in closing the Falaise pocket, which resulted in the destruction of 14 German Wehrmacht divisions. A veteran of World War I, the Polish–Ukrainian and Polish–Soviet Wars, <mask> was the commander of Poland's only major armored formation during the September 1939 campaign, and later commanded a Polish formation in France in 1940. The I Polish Army Corps under Allied Command was led by him. <mask> was born in the Lww suburb of Szczerzec on March 31, 1892. His father opened chambers after retiring as a lawyer. He was a cousin of a Croatian politician. He studied Polish philology at Lww University after graduating from Drohobycz in 1910.Literature and language. He attended lectures by Kazimierz Twardowski and Jzef Kallenbach. He received basic military training after serving in the Strzelec paramilitary organization. <mask> wanted to join Jzef Pisudski's Polish Legions, but instead was drafted into the Austro-Hungarian Army. Maczek was sent to the Italian Front of World War I after receiving a brief officer training. An NCO was in the K.u.K. He was promoted to second lieutenant in 1916 and then to lieutenant in 1918.Maczek gained experience in mountain warfare as the only Polish battalion commander in Austria-Hungary's Alpine regiments, which DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch

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title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Poland's borders On 11 November 1918, after receiving news of the Armistice, Maczek dissolved his battalion and returned to Poland. He joined the Polish Army three days later. Maczek was assigned the command of a battalion and began an offensive against the forces of the West Ukrainian People's Republic in order to relieve his hometown. After initial successes at Ustrzyki, Chyrw and Felsztyn, the Polish offensive got bogged down and the Polish–Ukrainian War turned into trench warfare. Maczek became the leader of the so-called 'flying' company after he was removed from his unit. This unit, created on Maczek's initiative, was modeled after the German Sturmbataillone of World War I and was highly mobile, with horse-drawn vehicles (in the singular, taczanka, Podwoda) from Austrian Army depots, and well-equipped withThe combat value of the unit was much higher than the average of the Polish Army. It served in a "firefighter" capacity, plugging holes that appeared in defensive lines, but also fighting with distinction in the Polish spring offensive. The battles for Drohobycz, Stanisaww, Buczacz, and Stryj were some of the heaviest fighting of the war. After the end of the Polish–Ukrainian fighting, <mask> was confirmed in the rank of major. He was attached to the Polish 2nd Army. Maczek asked his superiors to give him command over a front-line unit because he was Bored with staff duties. The 2nd Army was defeated by the 1st Cavalry Army in the


title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: beginning of the Polish–Bolshevik War.Fresh recruits and horseless uhlans made up a new 'flying' rifle battalion in Jarosaw. Maczek acted as a "firefighter", moving his unit quickly to wherever it was needed, despite insufficient training. His unit was attached to Gen. Juliusz Rmmel's 1st Cavalry Division. The Polish assault on War near Zamo was a counter-offensive on the back of Budyonny's Cossacks. <mask>'s battalion was officially named after him after the end of hostilities, but it was dismantled after the signing of the treaty of Riga. Maczek did not resume his studies at Lww University after the war. He commanded an infantry battalion in Lww between 1921 and 1923.He was promoted to lieutenant colonel on August 1, 1923. He was the head of Section II in Lww until 1927. He became deputy commander of the 76th Infantry Regiment after moving to Grodno. After finishing his training, he became commander of the Grodno-based 81st Infantry Regiment and held that post until 1934. He was promoted to colonel on January 1, 1931. He became commander of infantry in the 7th Infantry Division when he was transferred to Czstochowa in 1935. Maczek's experience as a commander of "flying" troops received recognition from his superiors, and he was given command of the Polish 10th Motorized Cavalry brigade, the first fully motorized formation in the Polish Army.The 10th Motorized Cavalry brigade was attached to the Krakw Army during the war in 1939. On the first day of war, the brigade was equipped with only light tanks and tankettes and only one battery of heavy


title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: cannons. <mask>'s unit protected the southern flank of the Polish forces after the Battle of Jordanw. The brigade was supported by only a few battalions of Border Guards and National Defence troops. Despite their numerical and technical superiority, the Germans were unable to make more than 10 kilometres headway per day for five days. <mask>'s men were able to take maximum advantage of the mountainous terrain. <mask>'s formation was pulled out of the front line after the Krakw Army was broken to the north.The brigade joined the city's defences after defending the bridges and fords in Lesser Poland. During the battle for Lww, it formed a mobile reserve that allowed other Polish units to withdraw. The invasion of Poland by the Soviet Union made the plan obsolete. The brigade was ordered to cross the border after two days. <mask>'s brigade was held in Hungary. The unit gained respect from the enemy even though it had lost half of its men. It is believed to be the only Polish unit that did not lose a battle in 1939.His soldiers referred to him as, a traditional Polish highlanders' name for a shepherd, because he was esteemed by his superiors. He joined the re-created Polish Army and was promoted to the rank of brigadier-general. The Polish military camp in Cotquidan had a commanding officer. He prepared a detailed report on the workings of German tactics. The report was completely ignored by the French general staff. He began to gather any 10th brigade veterans who had reached France in Paimpont and Campeneac. He wanted to preserve the integrity of his

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title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: former unit and prevent the conscription of some of the best-trained Polish soldiers into standard infantry formations, where their experience would probably have been wasted.The French command initially did not want the formation of a Polish armored unit and the Polish 10th cavalry brigade received almost no equipment. Maczek received a dozen obsolete tanks for training in March 1940, along with a few dozen cars and motorcycles. When Germany invaded France in the spring of 1940, everything changed. Under one condition, General <mask>'s unit had to go into action immediately after receiving all the equipment they had been asked for. Many Polish soldiers didn't know how to use the new equipment and there wasn't time for training. General <mask> decided to lead a small force of his best-trained men, hoping that the rest of his unit would join them later. The 10th cavalry brigade was named after the "Black brigade" from 1939.There was one tank battalion, two strong motorized cavalry squadrons, one anti-tank battery and one anti-aircraft battery. The French 4th Army ordered it to cover its left flank. <mask>'s unit was too weak to succeed against German armored divisions. The Polish soldiers attacked the German forces in Champaubert-Montgivroux. The brigade had to withdraw with the rest of the French troops. The brigade attacked the town of Montbard at night. Many German prisoners were taken by <mask>'s soldiers.The brigade was fighting alone, with the French units either routed or in retreat. The decimated Polish unit was surrounded and without fuel


title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: because there were no French forces to take advantage of the victory. Maczek decided to destroy equipment and walk away from it. He had to split the remnants of his brigade into small groups so they could pass through the enemy lines. Many of <mask>'s men, including the general himself, traveled through France, North Africa, and Portugal to the United Kingdom, where a Polish armored unit was recreated, while others joined the Polish and French resistance organizations in France and Belgium. Maczek moved to London. The British high command wanted to use the recreated Polish Army only for defence of the Scottish coastline between Aberdeen and Edinburgh, and the veterans of the Polish tank formations who arrived to the UK were pressed into the Polish 2nd Rifle brigade.General Wadysaw Sikorski persuaded the British government to create a Polish armored unit after <mask>'s arrival. The 1st Polish Armoured Division was formed in February 1942 after two years of training at the Blairgowrie training ground. The British authorities equipped the Division with state-of-the-art tanks in order to prepare for the Normandy landings. The Polish 1st Armored Division was transferred to Normandy to prove its worth during the 1944 invasion of Normandy. <mask>'s men were attached to the First Canadian Army and entered combat on August 8. In the battles for Mont Ormel, Hill 262 and the town of Chambois, the division suffered two attacks of friendly fire from the U.S. Army Air Force. The Battle of Falaise was a series of offensive and defensive operations that resulted in

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title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: the destruction of 14 German Wehrmacht divisions.The pocket was closed to block the escape route of the German divisions. <mask>'s Division continued to lead the Allied drive across the battlefields of northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands and finally Germany after this decisive battle. It liberated many places in Belgium. The Polish word maczek means "poppy" in English and is associated with the area around Ypres in the First World War. Thanks to an outflanking maneuver, it was possible to free Breda in the Netherlands after a hard fight. <mask> was made a Dutch citizen after a petition was signed by 40,000 inhabitants of Breda. The best hour for the Division was when it took captive the entire garrison of the German naval base of Wilhelmshaven.<mask> was promoted to major-general at the end of European hostilities. After the fall of Germany, he commanded the Polish I Corps and became the commanding officer of all Polish forces in the United Kingdom. Maczek had to remain in Britain after being stripped of his Polish citizenship by the Communist government of the Polish People's Republic. He was denied a general's pension by the British government after leaving the army. Maczek worked as a bartender at an Edinburgh hotel until the 1960s. General Stanisaw <mask> had a strong connection to the Netherlands even though he lived in the United Kingdom. He was a hero to the areas he liberated in World War II, and so he was given an honorific citizenship of the city of Breda.The Polish general received a yearly allowance from the Dutch government for the


title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: rest of his life, according to recently acquired archive documents. He was given his allowance because the Mayor of Breda was worried about the financial situation of Maczek. The general was making ends meet by doing unskilled labor. He had to care for his chronically ill daughter. The Dutch national government was told by the mayor of Breda that a war hero was in financial need. He asked the government to help the man who liberated the Netherlands. The Ministry of Foreign affairs paid for Maczek's pension from a secret budget.Due to its sensitive nature, the Dutch government did not want this to be made public. The announcement that the Dutch were paying a non-communist Polish ex-general would strain diplomatic relations with the communist Polish government and the Soviet Union. The British government would be confronted with a not so proud moment in their history. When news came that his daughter needed costly medical treatment in Spain, the Dutch public was unaware of his improved financial situation. The Dutch population helped out the general that liberated the <mask> family by raising money after a national radio broadcast. The Dutch Parliament was appealed to in 1972 by the Poolse Katholieke Vereniging. The organization became the voice of the remaining Polish veterans in the Netherlands and asked for compensation of pension lost after the war.In order to be entitled to a wartime pension, non-Dutch people need to have been associated with the Dutch armed forces during the war period. In 1989 the last Polish Communist Government of Prime


title: Stanisław Maczek

texts: Minister Mieczysaw Rakowski issued a public apology to the General, and in 1994 he was presented with Poland's highest state decoration, the Order of the White Eagle. Lieutenant General Stanisaw <mask> died at the age of 102. He was laid to rest among his soldiers at the Polish military cemetery in the Netherlands, according to his last wish. The city of Breda devotes part of the Liberation Day festivities to the fallen Polish soldiers. There are many artifacts from Maczek and the 1st Polish Armoured Division on display in London. There is a statue in the quadrangle of the Edinburgh City Chambers.The general's former home in Marchmont has been named the General Maczek Walk. The Order of the White Eagle includes the Knight's Cross, the Gold Cross, the Silver Cross, and the Grand Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta. In Neal Ascherson's book, The Death of the Fronsac, a Polish officer, Maurycy Szczucki, serves with a general. After the war, Szczucki returns to Edinburgh where he discovers a poor man working as a barman. The General is frequently visited by his old friends. Stanisaw Sosabowski is the author of Behind Closed Doors: Stalin, the Nazis and the West Poles in the United


title: Michael Manzo

texts: <mask> was the chief of staff for DeWeese. He rose to become one of the most powerful staffers in the state capitol after serving as a staffer for the Democratic Caucus in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. <mask> was in charge of policy and communications for the House Democratic Caucus. He was charged with using taxpayer money for illegal campaign purposes and creating a no-work job for his mistress after he was fired by DeWeese. At a preliminary hearing, he implicated his former boss, DeWeese, in the alleged scheme. <mask> was born in Pennsylvania. His parents worked at a jewelry store.He graduated fourth in his class from the school district where he played drums and baseball. He graduated from Penn State University in 1991 with a degree in Marketing and went on to work as a salesman for AT&T and as an agent for U.S. Airways. Mike Veon recommended <mask> to work for a long-time State Representative named Bud George. He rose through the ranks of the House Democratic Caucus of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He became press secretary and communications director for the House Democratic Caucus in 1999. He re-designed and modernized the caucus' media strategy. <mask> was DeWeese's chief of staff and oversaw policy and communications for the entire caucus.He was a key negotiator for four state budgets, the historic slot machine gaming act, a minimum wage increase, and the Growing Greener (I and II) initiatives. He was involved in the creation of the Commonwealth Financing Authority, the expansion of the Pennsylvania CHIP program, and the creation of the Economic Stimulus program. <mask> created an improved electronic and print communications by creating a caucus office for "e-communication",

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title: Michael Manzo

texts: expanding the in-house print shop for legislative newsletters and reports, and developing podcasting and streaming audio and video. He was listed on the most influential people in Pennsylvania for three years in a row. <mask> was described as one of the "smartest staffers" in the Pennsylvania Capitol by PoliticsPA.com. The Bud George school of politics. Pundits commented that his job description included "DeWeese-to-English translations" for his boss.He was one of the "Rising Stars" in Pennsylvania politics. The Pennsylvania Attorney General's investigation into illegal legislative bonuses paid for campaign work resulted in the firing of <mask> and six other Democratic staffers. <mask> said that he resigned to avoid becoming a distraction for the caucus. <mask> was hired as a senior relations consultant for Triad Strategies at the end of November 2007. "We always had hoped Mike would come to work for us," said Anthony May, a senior vice president at Triad. On July 10, 2008, Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett announced that his office was filing charges against <mask> and 11 other current and former Democratic staff members relating to the legislative bonus controversy. <mask> is accused of nine counts of conflict of interest, theft by deception, theft of services, theft by failure to make required disposition of funds, and two counts of criminal conspiracy.The charges have a maximum penalty of 311 years in prison and $660,000 in fines. <mask> was found to have "directly coordinated" the illegal use of taxpayer funds and resources for political campaigns. The House Democratic Caucus employees who volunteered for off-duty political campaign work were tracked by <mask> and Veon. This list recorded the various

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title: Michael Manzo

texts: efforts and campaign activities of the "volunteers" and was eventually refined to identify those public employees who excelled at these campaign efforts, denoting them as "superstars," "Rock Stars," "Good," and "OK." The House Democratic Caucus paid $188,800 in The secret bonuses were paid in the election. The employees and resources of the House Democratic Caucus were used by <mask> and Cott to mount petition challenges against opponents of the caucus. In 2004, the Green Party's candidate for the US Senate, Carl Romanelli, was disqualified by employees of the caucus during their regular work hours.The grand jury found that <mask> had used his authority to create a "no-work" job for a former legislative intern who was having a sexual liaison with him. A friend of Mike Veon owned the store above which the office was located. <mask> didn't want to go to a preliminary hearing on thesufficiency of the evidence against him. He implicated DeWeese in the bonus scheme when he took the stand as a witness for the prosecution. <mask> believed that DeWeese was aware that the secret bonuses were compensation for illegal campaign work. DeWeese, who has not been charged with any crime, denies any wrongdoing and called <mask> a "desperate, disgruntled former employee whom I fired last year for dishonesty and self-dealing." <mask>'s attorney, Jim Eisenhower, who was the Democratic nominee for Attorney General in 2004, said that <mask> will plead guilty to the most serious charges against him and will make his cooperation known to the sentencing judge.The trial is expected to start in January. There are links to living people, employees of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, Smeal College of Business alumni, and Pennsylvania

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title: Erin Pizzey

texts: She is an English ex-feminist and men's rights advocate. The first and currently the largest domestic violence shelter in the modern world was started in 1971 by her. The subject of death threats and boycotts because of her research into domestic violence, Pizzey concluded that women are equally capable of violence as men. The threats were made by militant feminists. She said that she was banned from the refuge she started. The first women's refuge in the modern world, Haven House in California, was founded in 1964, but they only worked to help the mentally ill. The refuge started by <mask> was focused on removing victims of domestic abuse from their abusers in order to break the cycle.She was born in China in 1939 along with her twin sister. One of 17 children from a poor Irish family, her father was a diplomat. The family moved to Shanghai in 1942 and were captured by the Japanese Army and exchanged for Japanese prisoners of war. Daniel's novel The Wild Geese was written by her sister. At the age of five, <mask> moved to Kokstad in South Africa. The family went to Toronto at the end of the war. She settled in England in 1948.At age 11, he gained four O-levels and attended St Antony's junior school. Her parents were posted to Africa where she attended a university. In 1959 <mask> attended her first meeting at the UK's Liberation Movement at the Chiswick house of a local organiser, Artemis At Artemis' urging, she agreed to convene a 'consciousness-raising group' at

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title: Erin Pizzey

texts: her home in Goldhawk Road. The Goldhawk Road Group was formed from this collective. The head office of the Women's Liberation Workshop was located in Little Newport Street in Chinatown, Covent Garden, and the City of Westminster. Along with her friend, Alison, and other members of the Goldhawk Road Group, <mask> found herself at odds with Artemis and Gladiator, who led a group of younger women. When she witnessed what she described as "irregular and disrespectful" behavior towards the money donated by desperate women across the UK, she distanced herself from this group.She confronted them over their behavior, which included claiming that telephones were tapped and labelling people they didn't like as spies or informers. She reported the plans to bomb the Biba store to the police after warning the people involved. The group and offices were being watched by the police. The members of the Goldhawk Road group were seen as troublesome because they did not accept others' behaviors and views. A women's refuge was set up in 1971. She opened more shelters despite the hostility from the authorities. In 1975, she gained attention for setting up refuges by squatting at the Palm Court Hotel."Refuge" is the new charity for the original refuge in Chiswick. At the time, <mask>'s work was praised. The work of Mrs. Pizzey was the first work of the first order. She was the one who first identified the problem, who first recognised the seriousness of the situation, and who first

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texts: established the Chiswick aid centre. The nation has come to appreciate the significance of the problem as a result of that work. She was recognised for her work after being prosecuted by local authorities. After establishing her first refuge, Pizzey claimed that a lot of domestic violence was reciprocated.When she asked the women in her refuge about their violence, she found that most of them were just as violent as their husbands. In her study, which was co-researched with John Gayford of Warlingham Hospital, Pizzey distinguished between genuine battered women and violence-prone women. The sample population was more accurately described as violence prone. The mutuality of domestic violence has been confirmed in other studies. "To my amazement, nobody seemed to genuinely want to find out why violent people treat each other the way they do", said <mask> in her book Prone to Violence. She was concerned about the view of government officials that solutions to the issue of domestic abuse and violence could be found in socialist or communist countries. Russia and China have addressed the issue of domestic violence by making it a crime to beat a spouse.The book looked at what appeared to be learned behavior that began in childhood. Such behavior is akin to addiction. She theorizes that high levels of hormones and neurochemicals associated with pervasive childhood trauma led to adults who engage in violent altercations with intimate partners despite the physical,


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texts: emotional, legal and financial costs. There are many stories of disturbed families in the book, along with a discussion of why modern state care-taking agencies are not effective. The promotional events for the book were met with protest, and <mask> reported that she and her co-author needed police protection during the promotional events. In 1981 <mask> moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he was harassed, death threats, bomb threats, and dealt with overwork, near collapse, cardiac disease, and mental strain. Scottish Women's Aid "made it their business to hand out leaflets claiming that she believed that women 'invited violence' and 'provoked male violence'", according to Pizzey.She states that the bomb squad stopped her from receiving her mail because she was a controversial public figure. After moving to Santa Fe to write, <mask> became involved in running a refuge in New Mexico as well as dealing with sexual abusers and paedophiles. There were just as many women paedophiles as there were men. Women go undetected. It's a very dangerous business to work against paedophiles. One of her dogs was shot and two others were stolen when she lived in Santa Fe. Her family was harassed after the publication of her book.The harassment is linked to militant feminists who object to her research and work. The harassment was described by Deborah Ross of The Independent. She moved to the Cayman Islands after receiving abuse and threats in Santa Fe. After moving to Siena, Italy,


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texts: she continued her writing and advocacy work. She was homeless in the late 1990s due to debt and poor health. Politicians and family pressure groups still seek her insights. Pizzey is still helping victims of domestic violence.She received a Roger Witcomb Award for her patronage of the charity ManKind Initiative. She was a guest at the opening of the first Arab refuge for victims of domestic violence. In January and August of this year, <mask> wrote thirteen articles for the group's web site after joining the editorial and advisory board of A Voice for Men. Two articles were written in April, one of which was about two interviews she gave on the Reddit community "IAmA". She announced her first interview a week prior. The Honest-Ribbon.org website has been criticized by the original White Ribbon Campaign as a "copycat campaign" for its archaic views and denials about the realities of gender-based violence. The Red Pill was a documentary film about the men's rights movement.The introduction to the book Beyond The Facade was written by Eileen Chubb, who is a patron of registered charity Compassion In Care. The Andrew Marr book A History of Modern Britain was the subject of a libel case in 2009. The publication had made up a story about her being part of a militant group that staged bomb attacks in the 1970s. The offending version of the book was recalled and destroyed by the publisher. In 2001, The Guardian reported that she was thrown out of the feminist movement after


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title: Migettuwatte Gunananda Thera

texts: Ven. <mask> was a Sri Lankan Buddhist orator. He was the leader of the Buddhist side in the debates between Buddhists and Christians in Baddegama, Udanwita, Waragoda, Liyanagemulla, Gampola, and Panadura. Buddhism saw a revival as a result of the debates. <mask> was born in 1823 to a rich Buddhist Salagama caste family in a village called Migettuwatta. His name was secular. He was taught oratorical skills by his parents.He gained knowledge of the Bible and Christian doctrine from a Roman Catholic priest who resided in a nearby church. After coming into contact with Buddhist monks from the nearby temples, he changed his mind about becoming a priest. He was dained in his twenties by the chief incumbent of the temple. On the night that he was dained, the people gathered in the temple exclaimed that the young Thera would cause Buddhism to prosper in the country and pledged their support for his religious work. He became proficient in Buddhism and oriental languages while in the temple. He found out that Buddhists in the city were being discriminated against by Christians. The first Buddhist temple in Colombo was 300 years old and <mask> Thera decided to move to it.<mask> <mask> began his speeches defending Buddhism against the Christian missionaries. Christian missionaries use pamphlets and books to spread their religion. Rev. D.J. Christianity was published in 1849 by Gogerly of the Wesleyan mission. In 1862 for Buddhists, <mask> <mask> replied with Durlabdi Vinodini. Sri Sumangala Thera wrote Christiani Vada Mardanaya and Samyak Darshanaya.The publications were replaced by public debates. There was an argument between a monk named Sumangala and a priest in the temple of Baddegama. Many monks, including <mask> <mask>, participated in the debate. The debate was not face-to-face. If the behavior of the Christian debaters had led to conflicts, the Buddhists could be blamed. The debate will be carried out in writing. The text was originally written in Baddegama, but later writings were carried out in Galle.The Waragoda debate was

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title: Migettuwatte Gunananda Thera

texts: held in 1865. In the present-day Kegalle District, a third debate was held in Udanwita. The debate topics were the creator, the redeemer and the eternal heaven. The debate took place on February 1st. JohnEdwards Hunupola was a former Buddhist monk and Christian convert. The summary of the debate was published by <mask> <mask>. Hunupola Nilame published his own version of the summary.More publications were issued by <mask> Thera. The only known fact about the debate is that it was held in 1866. Both sides of the debate agreed to debate in Gampola on 9 and 10 June 1871. The crowd cried in joy when <mask> <mask> displayed his oratory skills. They paraded <mask> Thera around Gampola. After <mask> Thera delivered several sermons in Gampola, people arranged a procession and took him to the Peradeniya railway station. The people collected money to print the sermons.Two years after the Gampola debate, the Panadura debate was held. There was a cause for the debate. David de Silva delivered a sermon on the soul in Panadura. <mask> <mask> criticized the points raised by de Silva. On July 24, 1873, the two parties signed an agreement to hold another debate. This wasn't the only cause of the debate. The Christians may have thought that the Buddhists were uneducated and could easily be defeated in a debate.The Pali and Sanskrit texts that the Buddhist monks were familiar with were written on the art of debating and were not hesitant in accepting the challenge of debating in public. The debate was held on a property owned by Jeramias Dias. The Christians summoned the ablest debaters. <mask> <mask> was on the side of the Buddhists while de Silva and Catechist S.F. were on the other side. The Christian side was represented by Sirimanna. The nature of God, the soul, and resurrection were some of the topics discussed in the debate. Dr. K.D.G.The Director of National Archives wrote. Only a few people understood David de Silva, a speaker in Pali and Sanskrit. Thera used plain language to counter the arguments of his opponents. The Rev. was stated

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title: Migettuwatte Gunananda Thera

texts: in the article "The Government and Religion: Problems and Policies c1832 to c1910". He was a debater of a very higher order and he was witty and eloquent. The impact of the debate and <mask>'s personality on the next generation of Buddhists had lasting effects. The seal on a decade of quiet recovery of Buddhist confidence was set by <mask> <mask>'s triumph at Panadura.The establishment of the 'Society for the Propagation of Buddhism' at Kotahena would seem to be the first positive phase of this recovery. The crowd booed the Christians at the end of the debate. <mask> <mask> ordered everyone to be silent when the atmosphere became heated. The crowd was dispersed after that remark. The impact of the debate was huge. It was the main factor in reviving the identity and pride of Sinhala Buddhists. It helped raise awareness of Buddhism in the west.Thousands of copies of the summary of the debate were published by the editor of the newspaper. J.M. published a book called Buddhism and Christianity Face to Face. There was an introduction to Peebles in the United States. Henry Steel Olcott, the co- founder of the Theosophical Society, came to Sri Lanka after reading a book. The revival movement accelerated with the arrival of Colonel Olcott. <mask> <mask> was described as the most brilliant Polemic Orator of the Island. Rev.When <mask> <mask> spoke in the Panadura debate, S. Langden remarked that his manner as he rose to speak put one in mind of some orators at home. He had power over the people. He has a clear ring above his voice, which is a great compass. The long yellow robe thrown over one shoulder helps to make it stand out. He is a born orator because of his power of persuasion. Many Buddhist periodicals, including Riviresa, were published by <mask> Thera. The committee that designed the Buddhist flag was chaired by him.<mask> <mask> died at the age of 67. Roger Seneviratne plays <mask> <mask> in the biographical film. The filming was finished in April. Referred to as Hikkaduwe Sri Sumangala Thera Weligama Sri Sumangala

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title: Kenneth Snelson

texts: <mask> was an American contemporary sculptor and photographer. His sculptural works are made up of flexible and rigid components. The term floating compression was preferred by Snelson. <mask> said his former professor took credit for his discovery of tensegrity. The idea was combined with 'tension' and'structural integrity'. Several years before <mask> was born, Krlis Johansons exhibited tensegrity sculptures. The strength of <mask>'s sculptures depends on the tension between rigid pipes and flexible cables.<mask> was born in Oregon in 1927. He attended the University of Oregon in Eugene and the Black Mountain College. The seminal Park Place Gallery in New York in the 1960s is one of the 25 one-man shows his sculpture and photography have been exhibited at. The shape of the atom was researched by <mask>. <mask> continued to work in his SoHo studio. He and his wife lived in New York City. He held five United States patents.<mask> was a founding member of ConStruct, an artist-owned gallery that promoted and organized large-scale sculpture exhibitions throughout the United States. Mark di Suvero is one of the founding members. <mask> died of cancer on December 22, 2016 at the age of 89. The International Sculpture Center has a Lifetime Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award. There are sculptures in public collections and public spaces in the United States. The aluminum tubes are held together by steel cables. The assembly is 23 meters on each of the three sides and 5 meters above the ground.The City of Buffalo, Buffalo E.C., and the Joslyn Art Museum all had Able Charlie. The University of Puerto Rico has a private collection. "<mask>son & the Science of Sculpture in 1960s America" was written by Amy Sande-Friedman. There are external links to <mask>'s official website.

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title: William Abram Mann

texts: <mask> was a general officer in the United States Army from October 8, 1934 to July 31, 1854. He commanded the 17th Infantry brigade in the Spanish–American War and the 42nd Division in World War I. He was an executive at the Equitable Trust Company of New York after he retired from military service. He lived in Washington D.C. until his death. He had a troop carrier named after him. The ship was commissioned in 1943 and served in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. <mask> was the son of Anna (Bockus<mask> and Charles J<mask> and was born on July 31, 1854.From 1884 to 1886, Charles J<mask> was the mayor of Altoona. An appointment to the United States Military Academy was obtained by <mask><mask>. He was a second lieutenant in the Infantry. He served in the western United States in assignments with the 7th Cavalry. He was a member of the 17th Infantry Regiment and took part in the Indian campaign. The Battle of El Caney and the Siege of Santiago were fought during the Spanish–American War. He received a Silver Star for his actions at El Caney.<mask> served in the Philippines in 1899 and the early 1900s. He graduated from the Army War College in 1905. <mask> commanded the 6th Infantry Regiment at Fort William Henry Harrison, Montana, as well as temporarily commanding the Department of Dakota. He commanded the recruit depot from 1910 to 1911. He was the Chief of Staff for the Eastern Department in New York City from 1912 to 1913. He was the Chief of Staff for the division in Texas City, Texas from 1913 to 1914. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general in 1915 after serving as commander of the 1st brigade, Department of the East in Albany, New York.In 1916 General

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title: William Abram Mann

texts: <mask> assumed command of the 2nd Cavalry brigade in Texas and later took command of the School of Musketry and Field Artillery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. He was promoted to major general in 1917 after being named to head the Army's Militia Bureau. <mask> left the Militia Bureau in 1917 to organize and train a division for overseas service and was succeeded by Jesse McI. Carter. He was the first commander of the 42nd Division, which was made up of National Guard units from 26 states and the District of Columbia. The first time National Guard units from multiple states were organized together was important in the development of the National Guard because it was the first time smaller Guard units were formed into a division. <mask> was forced to retire in November 1917 when the division was in France.He began to suffer from poor health after the organization moved to a new location. The War Department was requested to relieve <mask> after John J. Pershing observed <mask>'s infirmities. <mask> commanded the Department of the East until he retired in July 1918. After leaving the military, <mask> became an executive at the Equitable Trust Company of New York. <mask> died in Washington, D.C. on October 8, 1934. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. <mask> and Moir were married on September 10, 1884.They had no children after his death. The, a World War II troop carrier, was named for him. In World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, the General <mask> was used. The U.S. Army Register is published by the U.S. Army Adjutant General's Office. General W.A. The United States Army Center of Military History has a monograph on the evolution of divisions and separate

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title: Lars Leksell

texts: <mask> was a professor of Neurosurgery at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. He was the inventor of radiosurgery. <mask> was born in Fssberg Parish, Sweden in 1907. He began his training in 1935 under Herbert Olivercrona. His early scientific achievements were the development of electronystagmography and his thesis on muscular control. He developed a stereotactic frame based on A polar coordinate system. The concept of radiosurgery was developed in 1951 by <mask> and <mask>.In the first treatments of human patients, <mask> and <mask> used protons from several directions into a small area into the brain. He achieved a new method of destroying the brain while sparing the surrounding tissues. He was a professor of surgery at University of Lund. After Herbert Olivecrona founded the department in 1920, he was succeeded by him in 1960. <mask> pursued his work on stereotactic radiosurgery. The first prototype of the knife was installed in 1968. <mask> treated 762 patients over the course of his career.As is currently used, he would propose improving radiosurgery with modern technology. <mask>'s technique is used to treat many conditions such as arteriovenous malformations, pituitary tumors, acoustic neuromas, craniopharyngiomas, meningioma, and primary brain tumors. The device is based on the inventions of <mask> and is manufactured by Elekta Instruments, Inc. He founded it in 1972. He died peacefully in 1986 while walking in Swiss alps. One of the oldest hospitals in Sweden founded in 1752 is where <mask> started his training. A large number of people from all over the world trained at the Olivecrona service.<mask> was a volunteer medical doctor in Finland when it was attacked by the Soviet Union in 1939. During that war, he speculated on the possibility of using a mechanically guided instrument to extract bullets from the brain with minimal damage to the surrounding brain tissue. In the early 1940s, <mask> and Granit collaborated on studies in neuroscience. This was a major milestone in the understanding of muscle control and has now become part of basic neuroscience. He, along with Granit and Skoglund, made another major

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title: Lars Leksell

texts: contribution by describing the phenomenon of artificial synapses, caused by local pressure on a nerve, as a possible mechanism involved in trigeminal neuralgia. He began work on the development of a stereotactic instrument. The stereotactic method is the product of Robert Clarke, an engineer, physiologist and surgeon, who, together with neurosurgeon Victor Horsley, devised an instrument for simulating and making lesions at exact locations within the brains of experimental animals.The original device was built in 1905 and first used in 1906. The first successful cranial application of stereotactic surgery in humans is credited to the team of Ernest Spiegel and Henry Wycis in the Department of Experimental Neurology at Temple University in Philadelphia. In 1947. A plaster cast was used to fix the frame to the patient's head. The frame and cast were no longer needed. The location of target structures of interest could be determined from the visualization of intracranial reference points. Initial applications were for surgery.<mask> developed and described his instrument in 1949 after visiting Wycis in Philadelphia in 1947. This is the first example of a stereotactic system based on the center-of-arc principle. The frame of <mask> used three polar coordinates, which is different to the system of the Spiegel-Wycis device. The device gave maximum flexibility in choosing probe entry point and trajectory, which made it much easier to use. The frame is remarkably similar to the original 1949 device, despite being modified over the ensuing years. The tip of a probe can reach the target regardless of the position of the carrier or the angling of the arcs relative to the skull fixation device, a frame or base plate with bars for bone fixation screws. The construction allows transphenoidal, straight and suboccipital probe approaches.The basic semicircular frame was retained and <mask> continued to change and revise the design of virtually every small part of his instrument for the rest of his life. He focused on improving the function and appearance of the instrument. A high degree of exactitude is necessary, and the apparatus should be

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texts: easy to handle and practical in routine clinical work. The first patient in the world to undergo this form of therapy was that patient. Ventriculography was used for target coordinate determination before the advent of modern techniques. The Serafimer Hospital had a well-developed speciality in neuroradiology in the late 1940s. Leksell did pneumoencephalography in the sitting position and then in the supine position to see the anterior and anterior commissures.In order to compensate for the divergence of the X-rays, he constructed a diagram of tightly packed circles, approximated to spirals, with a distance between the X-ray tube and the film and frame planes. <mask> was very active in the operation theatre in the 1950s and 1960s because of his passion for the technical aspects of stereotaxy. He performed many pallidotomies and thalamotomies in Parkinson's disease and other mental disorders. In 1960 the results of 81 patients subjected to pallidotomy were published, while 116 patients were treated with capsulotomy in 1961. The concept of radiosurgery was introduced in 1951 by <mask>, who thought that the center-of-arc principle and his first stereotactic instrument were suitable for replacing a probe by cross-firing intracerebral structures. Ultrasonics and gamma rays were included as alternatives to X-rays. A few patients with pain and chronic psychosis were treated with a 280 kV X-ray tube after initial experiments on cats.Two cases of trigeminal neuralgia were treated in 1953 and at follow up in 1971 they were free of pain. <mask> was the head of the neuroscience unit in Lund in southern Sweden from 1946 to 1960. There were very few neurosurgeons around the world who were active in stereotactic surgery and the international network was very small; it is of interest that the Schalten brand and Bailey's Stereotactic Atlas was partly based on brain samples supplied by <mask>. While in Lund, <mask> was able to avoid many of his clinical obligations because he was able to initiate a close collaboration with a team of physicists. The seminal publication in Nature in 1958 was a result of their experiments with stereotactic

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texts: high-energy protons in goats. The technique was also used in patients with Parkinson's disease. The synchrocyclotron proved to be too complicated for general clinical use, despite the fact that it could produce precisely placed and well-limited lesions.<mask> was compelled to consider other radiation sources and he started designing a unit that was fully integrated with the stereotactic system. <mask> was appointed successor to Olivecrona in 1960 and the first unit was inaugurated in 1967. Two patients with cancer related pain were the first to have their reports published. Originally, radiosurgery and the gamma unit were developed with the hope that it would offer a bloodless, and less risky, method to be applied in functional neurosurgery, for example in thalamotomy for Parkinson's disease. <mask> considered his sterotactic instrument to be a surgical tool that should also be used in general neurosurgery in order to enhance precision. This idea was realized by the use of stereotactic technique in puncturing cysts and also in performing biopsies in critical regions. The treatment of diseases that used to require neurosurgery, such as pituitary adenomas, acoustic neurinomas and arteriovenous malformations, became possible with the use of the gamma unit.The use of radiosurgery has changed the management of these conditions, but was met with skepticism from the surgical community. There are two other examples of <mask>'s innovation. As early as 1955, he was the first to useechocardiography in a surgical diagnosis. The double action rongeur has become an indispensable tool for most neurosurgeons. The stereotaxic method and radiosurgery of the brain are included in the notes. There is a Textbook of Stereotactic. The Berlin edition of Neurosurgery was published in 2009.The Historical Development of Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy was written by Timothy D. Solberg, Robert L. Siddon, and Brian Kavanagh. To know more about Stephen B. Tatter. The History of Stereotactical Radiosurgery was published by the Massachusetts General Hospital. Neurosurgery. Lunsford is a person. "<mask>." There are notes at the side of a surgery.In

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title: Paul McNulty (piano maker)

texts: "famous for the high standard of his instruments" is the description of <mask>, who is a builder of historical pianos. While he has built many fortepianos in 18th-century style, he has also sought to span the gap between the fortepiano and the modern one. An opportunity to extend keyboard performing practice to include the piano repertory of the 19th century has been provided by the expanding diversity of McNulty's productions. He was born in Houston, Texas. He was studying classical guitar in 1976 when he became interested in historical instruments. He studied under Bill Garlick at the New England School of Stringed Keyboard Instrument Technology. The highest possible qualification was obtained by McNulty at his final examination.After attending a seminar at the Steinway factory in New York, he was offered a job as a technician, but instead chose to work as a fortepiano builder for two years under Robert Smith in Massachusetts. John Gibbons invited McNulty to accompany him on his European tour in 1986. Gibbons performed Mozart's music. McNulty moved to Amsterdam in the same year. McNulty moved to the Czech Republic because of the search for the best materials. The soundboards from the Schwarzenberg Forest were preferred by the Viennese piano makers. In 1995 McNulty moved to the small Czech town of Diviov.He married a Russian-Canadian fortepianist. The Norwegian Academy of Music bought <mask>'s fortepiano. The Austrian pianist <mask>-Skoda placed an order for a concert at

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title: Paul McNulty (piano maker)

texts: Carnegie Hall, as did the fortepiano player, Trevor Pinnock. The first International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments was held in September of last year. The fortepianos built by McNulty are suitable for performances of piano works from Beethoven to Mozart. The first modern copy of a French piano was produced by McNulty in 2009. The Boisselot op. was reproduced by him at the request of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar.The number is 2800. The instrument was made for the 1847 Russian tour. Streicher piano was added to the list of first modern copies by McNulty in 2015. The first Silbermann fortepiano was produced by <mask>. More than 300 pianos have been made by McNulty. The USA, England, and Austria are home to Harvard University, Cornell University, and the Royal Academy of Music. The Australian National University has a recital center.Poland, Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands all have similar institutions. There is a list of instruments after Silbermann. Antonin Walter and Walter & Sohn ca.1805 were the first Fortepianos. Ludwig van Beethoven. There are complete works for the piano. The second edition of Vol.2. There were piano copies of Walter and Stein.There is a label called BIS Kristian Bezuidenhout. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. There is music on the keyboard. The second edition of Vol.2. There is a copy of Walter piano. There is a Warsaw Chamber Opera Orchestra on Period Instruments. The Mozart Piano Concertos are complete.There is a copy of Walter piano. There


title: Paul McNulty (piano maker)

texts: is a label called Etcetera Viviana Sofronitsky. There is a man named Franz Schubert. Impromptus opp. 90 and 142. There is a copy of the piano. There is a label called CAvi Neal Peres De Costa.There are pastoral fables. Works for pianos and cor anglais. There is a copy of the piano. The title is ABC Classics Nikolaus Harnoncourt. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. 2 and 3 are piano concertos. 23 and 25.There is a copy of Walter piano. There is a label with Sony Paul Badura-Skoda. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. There are two piano concertos. There is a copy of Walter piano. Christopher Hogwood is a member of the Academy of Ancient Music. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.There are two piano concertos. There is a copy of Walter piano. The name is L'Oiseau-Lyre Krzysztof Ksiek. Fryderyk Chopin and Karol Kurpiski. The Piano Concerto No.2 f-moll is a symphony version. There is a copy of the piano. The NIFCCD has a label for Sergei Istomin.Fryderyk Chopin. There are complete works for cello and piano. There are copies of the 1830 Pleyel and 1819 Graf pianos. Referred to as Passacaille, the label also contains Piano history and musical performance References. <mask> made a copy of the Buchholtz piano for Ronald Brautigam and <mask>y restored the Streicher piano. One of the most respected builders is <mask>. <mask> plays fortepianos.The sound world of Pleyel on period pianos is explored in Early Music News. The International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments is part of the Fryderyk Chopin Institute

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title: Lev Nussimbaum

texts: <mask> was a writer and journalist who wrote under the pen names Kurban Said and Essad Bey. He fled the Bolsheviks at the age of 14 after living there and in Baku during his childhood. In 1922, while living in Germany, he obtained a certificate claiming that he had converted to Islam in the presence of the Turkish embassy in Berlin. The Caucasus, the Russian Empire, the Bolshevik Revolution, and Islam were topics that he wrote about in order to create a niche for himself in the competitive European literary world. He wrote in German. Historians and literary critics did not trust the source of these subjects. The topics Essad Bey chose to write about are still critically relevant, despite historians ignoring books published under this name.The fact that Essad Bey was so prolific calls into question the authorship of these books and whether he was mainly operating as a broker and doctoring manuscripts and marketing them under his name, which became famous. His agent told him to take a year off between books so that he wouldn't appear to be so prolific. There weren't any books published in German that year. <mask> was born in 1905. He said he was born in a train. There are documents that show that <mask> was born in Kyiv. The birth of Nussimbaum was registered in the synagogue.His father was a Jew from Tiflis, Georgia, who was born in 1875. He invested in oil. According to his mother's marriage certificate, she was a Jew from Belarus. <mask> was five years old when she committed suicide. She may have been involved in the underground Communist movement. Alice was hired by <mask>'s father to be his governess.

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texts: <mask> and his father fled Baku in 1918 because of the massacres that were taking place in the streets.Historians don't consider Blood and Oil in the Orient to be very reliable and the two travelled through Turkestan and Persia. There is no record of this journey except in <mask>'s own writings. <mask> and his father fled to Georgia in the spring of 1920 after the Bolsheviks took Baku. Tiflis and Batumi were taken by the Bolsheviks. <mask> wrote his first book in German in 1929. Historians in Georgia and Azerbaijan discount his claim that his account wasautobiographical, as there are many major factual errors in the historical description. At the age of 14, he and his father left Azerbaijan.He writes in the final part of the book that Europe began for him. The Old East was no longer alive. Thousands of refugees fled to Istanbul when they boarded a ship. <mask> attended both high school and Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitt in Berlin. He didn't graduate from either school, but he did get a Cand. Phil. A degree.He began writing under the pen name of Essad Bey in the late 19th century. 120 articles were published under this name. By the early 1930s, Essad Bey had become a popular author in Western Europe, writing about contemporary historical and political issues. Bey was a monarchist. The members of the German-Russian League Against Bolshevism were either Nazis or soon would be. The Social Monarchist Party advocated for the restoration of Germany's Hohenzollern dynasty. He had connections to the Young Russian movement.The daughter of a shoe magnate married a man named Essad Bey. The marriage ended in scandal.

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texts: <mask> and René Flp-Miller ran off together in 1935. The marriage to <mask> was null and void in 1937. When Nazi Germany annexed Austria, Nussimbaum fled to Italy and settled in Positano. Gangrene of the extremities is caused by a rare blood disorder. This was most likely Buerger's disease, which is known to afflict Ashkenazi male Jews, rather than Raynaud's Disease, which is more prevalent in women.The misdiagnosis of Raynaud's instead of Buerger's is likely due to the fact that Essad Bey denied his Jewish ancestry to the doctors who were treating him. In the early 1940s, Buerger's disease could be reversed if the patient stopped smoking. A heavy smoker named Essad Bey died at the age of 36. <mask> had a romantic view of Islam, seeing it as part of the grand cultural heritage of the East, to which he felt connected through his Jewish heritage, and a bulwark against the evils of Western modernity and Bolshevism. I saw the broad expanse of the sandy Arabian desert, I saw the horsemen, their snow-white burnooses billowing in the wind, and I saw the flocks of prophets praying towards the sun. Every night, I dreamed of the Arabic edifices. I know that it was the most formative feeling of my life.There is confusion over the details of Essad Bey's conversion to Islam. There are at least three accounts that attempt to explain his alleged conversion: (1) When he was 17 years old, he obtained a certificate of conversion as a "document of proof" in a declaration to the former Ottoman Embassy in Berlin. Essad Bey did not convert to Islam but reclaimed his religious identity since he was a Muslim. When he was eight

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texts: years old, Bey converted to Islam with his family. In 1924 in Berlin, <mask> helped found an Islamic student group called Islamia, where he met other Muslims, including Arabs, Turks, Iranians, Afghans and Indians. They spoke about the plight of Muslims in the colonial world. Some Muslims objected to the way <mask> depicted Islam in his writings, accusing him of Orientalism and not being a real Muslim.Mohammed Hoffman, a member of Islamia and a convert to Islam, accused <mask> of trying to pass for a born Muslim and suggesting that his conversion was just a ruse. As a result of this and similar accusations, <mask> stopped attending Islamia meetings, but he never distanced himself from it. In 1934 the New York Herald Tribune ran a profile of a Muslim named Essad Bey, who was described as an irreverent Muslim who "carries no prayer rug; he fails to salute Mecca when he prays... eats pigs and drinks wine; yet when he came to be married in Berlin Bey kept up the comedy of being Muslim to the end, according to a contemporary of Bey who knew him in Positano, Italy. Armin Wegner wrote in his diary that he was a Jewish Viennese journalist and a typical literary scam artist. "Essard Bey played the comedy up to the very end after learning that he had been buried as a Muslim with the Koran under his head," he said. "Mohammed Essad Bey: Nur Orient Fr Europer?"Asien, Afrika, Lateinamerika, 25:1, p. 90, Endnote 166, quotes Wegner's diary entries from September 29 to October 1, 1942. Hpp's "The Orientalist (New York: Random House, 2005)" references a review that questioned whether the author had ever read the Quran. "Essad

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texts: Bey's Mohammed is a collection of bad history, distorted facts and naive interpretations," it claimed. It should not have been written. I am compelled to state that there is hardly a page in this 'biography' which is free from error. The Nazi propaganda ministry included <mask>'s works on their list of "excellent books for German minds" despite his being an ethnic Jew. The biographies of Mohammed, the Prophet, and Reza Shah of Iran are some of the works credited to him.The biographies were written between 1932 and 1936. <mask> was asked to write an official biography of Mussolini. Many of Bey's works, many of which he claimed were biographies, are discredited by historians and rarely referenced today except to note how unreliable they are. <mask> is believed to be the author of the 1937 novel Ali and Nino: A Love Story. According to the biography of <mask>, The Orientalist, Said was another pseudonym of <mask>. The heirs of Austrian baroness Elfriede Ehrenfels claimed co-authorship. Although she acknowledges that she registered the book with German authorities in Austria after 1938, she believes that Nussimbaum could not have received money for publishing the book in Germany due to his Jewish heritage.The book is partially plagiarized by other critics. They think it was adapted from an earlier manuscript by Nussimbaum. The issue of the authorship of Ali and Nino was reopened in 2011. According to Betty Blair, the primary author of this issue, the book was written mostly by Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli, though they also offer evidence that <mask> wrote at least some portions of the book. The folkloric and

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texts: legendary passages include "cut and paste" passages that <mask> had previously published. They note that <mask> left the Caucasus when he was only 14 years old and that he boasted that he was a Monarchist. He said that he looked at one of Chamanzaminli's novellas and found him to be a Muslim communalist nationalist.Blair believes that Ali and Nino is a "nationalist" book since it is about the independence of Azerbaijan. The Snake's Skin by Georgian author Grigol Robakidze was copied in substantial portions of the book by Tamar Injia. "Kurban Said", whose real life identity she does not attempt to determine, was found to have copied passages from Robakidze's earlier novel. The pen name of Essad Beyblood and Oil in the Orient was re-released in 1997 by Aran Press in English, withdrawn from the market by the publisher. It was translated into German and published by Maurer in 2008. "Love and Petroleum" and "Nicholas II: The Prisoner in Purple" were published in 2008 in German. There is a dispute over whether or not <mask> is the core author behind works written under the name Kurban Said."Ali and Nino: A Love Story" is one of the works written under this name. The Orientalist: In Search of a Man Caught Between East and West was published in 2005. pp. 38–51. The Jewish Girl was a prototype for Nino. pp. 257-265.The Orientalist: Solving the Mystery of a Strange and Dangerous Life was published in 2005. Ali and Nino: The Business of Literature is Azerbaijan's most famous novel. There are 366 pages. There areFrequently Asked Questions about the Authorship of Ali and Nino. pp. 53–137. There are 158 questions and 543

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texts: end notes."Essad Bey is the core author of Ali and Nino: Seven Reasons Why It Just Ain't So." pp. 180–217. There are 101 reasons why Yusif Vazir Chamanzaminli is the core author of Ali and Nino. pp. 262-333. The life and times of <mask> and the novel Ali and Nino were the focus of an ABC Radio National Interview.Historians of Islam Emigrants from the Russian Empire to Germany and Italy converted to Islam from


title: Danyo Ilunga

texts: <mask> "Dibuba" <mask> was born on January 31, 1987 and is currently competing in GLORY. The former It's Showtime 95MAX World Champion is a four-time kickboxing and Muay Thai world champion. Combat Press ranks him as the ninth lightest kickboxer in the world. One of seven children, Ilunga was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The family of a prominent politician and the grandson of a local chief had to flee due to the recurring conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, resettling in Germany. A fan of martial arts films starring actors such as Jean-Claude Van Damme andJackie Chan, Ilunga's main motivation to compete in kickboxing was watching the legendary Remy Bonjasky's fights. In 2007, at the age of 19, Ilunga began kickboxing under the guidance of Asmir Burgic.Bonjasky would train with Ilunga. After watching his son win multiple titles and have a wealth of success in the sport, his father changed his opinion of Ilunga's career path. After winning several domestic titles, Ilunga entered the "1-King" Muay Thai Tournament in Bamberg, defeating both of his opponents on the night to claim the SuperHeavyweight Championship. He claimed the vacant W.K.A. the next year. The European Championship was won by defeating Tomi Colic, a late replacement for the original opponent. By the end of 2009, Ilunga had won his first world title, defeating Jochen Gieb in the third to claim the I.M.C. There is a belt.He followed his trainer and mentor, Asmir Burgic, by winning the German King Cup and retaining his I.M.C.

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title: Danyo Ilunga

texts: His Turkish opponent was easily stopped in the first round. <mask> lost his first match in a while after beating fighters such as Karl Glischynski and Henriques Zowa. <mask> had a chance to redeem himself when he faced Karl Glischynski for the I.K.B.O. The world title was recently taken over by a Frenchman. <mask> stopped Glischynski in the second with a knee/punch combination to become the new world champion. <mask>, who had recently been training with x3 time K-1 world champion Remy Bonjasky, was called up to make his It's Showtime debut against Wendell Roche for the vacant 95MAX world title recently held by Tyrone Spong.<mask> won the It's Showtime world title belt with a five round unanimous decision victory over it's regular man, and it was the first time it had been done outside of Germany. He defeated Ali Cenik in a unanimous decision at Glory 2: Brussels. The Get in the Ring event was held in Germany on November 3, 2012. He knocked Stephane Susperregui out with a flying knee at Glory 5: London. He was the #1 ranked 95 kilogram fighter in Glory's internal rankings when he went into the Glory 9: New York - 2013 95 kilogram Slam in New York City. In the quarter-finals, Ilunga took a unanimous decision over Mourad Bouzidi while in the semi-finals, he lost toDustin Jacoby. The American had a good fight in the first round but Ilunga 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

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title: John Nord

texts: <mask> is an American retired professional wrestler. He is best known for his appearances with the American Wrestling Association and World Class Championship Wrestling in the 1980s as "<mask> the Barbarian" and "Yuge John", and with the World Wrestling Federation, All Japan Pro Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling in the 1990s as "The Berzer Nord was trained to wrestle by Eddie Sharkey. He began his career under the ring name "The Barbarian" for Mid-South Wrestling. He worked for New Japan Pro-Wrestling. In 1985 he was promoted to a member of the New Jersey Generals of the United States Football League by the American Wrestling Association. He wrestled in the American Wrestling Association under the management of Sheik Adnan El-Kaissey.He often collaborated with Bruiser Brody. As part of a triple main event at WrestleRock 86, the two faced Greg Gagne and Jimmy Snuka. World Class Championship Wrestling was held in 1987. He was managed by Gary Hart and was involved in a feud with Kevin Von Erich. He challenged Von Erich for the title at the fourth annual parade. He was inactive in 1988. In 1989 he returned to the AWA under the name of Whitehorse <mask>, a lumberjack who would come to the ring with an ax, dressed in blue jeans, flannel shirt, animal skin hat and boots.He formed a tag team with ScottNorton called The Yukon Lumberjacks. They won a number of matches against The Texas Hangmen. The Destruction Crew won the AWA World Tag Team Title. Pacific Northwest Wrestling became "Nord the Barbarian" after the American Wrestling Association closed in 1991. He formed a tag team with The Grappler. The Grappler andNord poured milk and Cheerios on their opponents after they won a match. In February 1991, The Viking joined the World Wrestling Federation.He was renamed The Berzerker after Mr. Fuji as a manager, and began feuding with two other people. During his WWF run,<mask> used a toned-down version of the gimmick of his deceased partner Bruiser Brody in portraying a clumsy and cartoonish

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texts: Icelandic Norseman. He preferred to win his matches by throwing his opponents over the top rope for a countout and then licking his hand. Huss! He crossed his eyes and fell on his back. He was part of a four-man team that wrestled in an elimination match at the 1991 Survivor Series pay-per-view event. He was savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesayHe was eliminated by Hogan in the 1992 Royal Rumble. At one point, he tried to stab him with his sword. He was the winner of a 40-man Battle Royal on WWF Prime Time Wrestling in July of 1992 and challenged Bret Hart for the WWF Championship in November of that year. There was a battle royal on the February 15, 1993 edition of Monday Night Raw. In 1994 he traveled to Japan to compete in All Japan Pro Wrestling under his real name. There was a tag team formed. He was inactive in 1995.He wrestled in Malaysia in 1996 as the Viking. He lost to both Rick Martel and Dick Murdoch. He went to South Africa to work for All Star Wrestling. In Texas, he wrestled in the independent circuit. <mask> joined World Championship Wrestling in 1997 with bleached blond hair and a horseshoe moustache. He had a long winning streak that ended when he lost to Bill Goldberg on July 4, 1998. A short-lived team with Barry Darsow was formed.After retiring from wrestling, he went to work at his brother's auto dealership. A class action lawsuit was filed against the company in July of 2016 in which it was alleged that wrestlers incurred traumatic brain injuries during their tenure and that the company concealed the risks of injury. Attorney Konstantine Kyros has been involved in a


title: John Nord

texts: number of other lawsuits against the company. The lawsuit was dismissed by the judge. The lawsuit was dismissed by a federal appeals court. He was sued for $4,759 by a woman who he befriended at a substance abuse facility where she worked, after she opened two credit cards for him. He said he had been in substance abuse recovery since December 2016 and had burned through a $10,000 royalty check from World Wrestling Entertainment on fancy restaurant dinners.He intended to repay her with funds from another royalty check, but it never materialized. She accepted as reimbursement 205 valuable wrestling dolls from his days in the business to sell online. They were sold for $1,700. If she sold them at their estimated value, she would have made more money, as he told her about the 5 that were worth $750 each. She said that she needed money quickly to pay her bills and that she was ignorant about selling online. She should have done her due diligence before accepting and selling the dolls, and the amount of money she owes was reduced by the sale's proceeds. He was arrested on two charges, a felony for driving while intoxicated/operating a car under the influence of a controlled substance, and a gross misdemeanor for driving after his license was canceled, which he was deemed "inimical to public safety."He was placed on a $60,000 bond. Over the last decade, he has had 16 incidents in which he has faced either felony or misdemeanor charges. On July 15, Judge Jay Quam of the Hennepin County District Judge sentenced <mask> to five years' parole on the condition that he remain in restrictive housing and refrain from driving. The prosecution wanted a four-year prison term for the man they said was a significant risk to public safety. The judge took into account the fact that he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and will spend the rest of his life in an assisted living facility. In 2003 he was ranked 422nd of the 500 best singles wrestlers in the "PWI Years" by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.