title: Harold Salvesen

texts: The partner in the family whaling and shipping firm was a British businessman of Norwegian descent who taught economics at the University of Oxford. <mask> expanded the family shipping business into whaling in the late 19th century. One of the earliest women to graduate from the University of London was his mother. The family lived in north Edinburgh. Culrain is a country estate in northern Scotland. The family firm was founded by his grandfather. <mask> was educated at Edinburgh Academy.At the outbreak of the First World War, he left for officer training at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. The family firm became the world's leading whaling firm thanks to a boom in whaling in the South Pole. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Indian Army on 12 May 1915 and was appointed to serve with the 42nd Deoli Regiment in November. He served in the Middle East, Siberia, and Persia during the First World War. He was Mentioned twice. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1917 and retired from the Army in 1923. He found the rank useful in conveying authority in a shipping business.In 1923, he was appointed a Fellow of New College to teach economics, after studying politics, philosophy and economics at University College, Oxford. He was proud that in his four years there, he taught a number of undergraduates who would go on to become Labour politicians. He declared himself to be a Labour voter, but was generally distrustful of government and opposed to nationalisation, and his nephew suggested that his dislike of social welfare was related to his faith in entrepreneurial capitalism. He received a one-year fellowship to study at Harvard University. He was a member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. James Young Simpson, James Hartley Ashworth, and Edward Theodore <mask> were his proposers. He was the Joint Manager for the Whaling Branch Oils and Fat Division of the Ministry of Food during the Second World War.He became Chairman of the firm after the war. He died on February 1, 1970 at Inveralmond House, a retirement home in

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texts: north-west Edinburgh. He married the daughter of an admiral and niece of a general. Their oldest daughter was the gardener Kirsteen. The family business was started by his brothers Noel and Norman and his cousin Iver. Norman was in charge of chartering and agency work, while Iver was in charge of merchant shipping. Noel and his father headed the whaling division.He was the first senior manager to visit the Southern Ocean whaling fleet in the summer of 1929/30 after learning Norwegian, and he came back arguing for more investment and modern practices. He oversaw the conversion of two factory ships for pelagic whaling and brought a new zeal and efficiency to the operations at South Georgia and at sea. The whaling boom came to an abrupt halt in 1930/31, with the price of oil dropping by half, and over the following years Salvesen was a leading player in the negotiations to establish an agreed catch quota among the whaling firms. Setting the quota in terms of whales killed rather than oil produced encouraged a less wasteful approach to whaling. While Noel was selling oil, <mask> took over the operational aspects of running the fleet. The British National Union of Seamen clashed with the Norwegian seamen's unions when he reorganised the staffing of the Salvesen fleet to include more British seamen. When the Second World War broke out, the Salvesen fleet headed south for the summer, only to find that their Norwegian home ports had been occupied by Germany.After three Norwegian factory ships were captured by the Pinguin raider, the government ordered the suspension of all whaling for the duration of the war. The entire British whaling fleet was dispersed, with the factory ships leased to the Ministry of Transport as oil tanker and military transports, and the whalecatchers leased to serve as patrol ships and minesweepers. After the Battle of the Atlantic, every ship in the fleet was sunk, along with two of the large modern Norwegian factory ships. There are references to 1897 births and 1970 deaths in the Modern Aspects of


title: Rod Ferrell

texts: <mask> "<mask>" <mask> is an American murderer and cult leader. The "Vampire Clan" was a group of teenagers from Murray, Kentucky. He claimed to be a 500-year-old vampire named Vesago, a character he created for himself after becoming obsessed with the role playing game Vampire: The Masquerade. The game was introduced to <mask> by his mother. The youngest person on Florida's Death Row at the time was 21-year-old <mask>, who was sentenced to death for the murders of a couple from Eustis, Florida. The death sentence was reduced to life imprisonment. Naomi Ruth Queen and Richard Wendorf were beaten to death in their Eustis home in 1996.While 49-year-old Richard Wendorf was asleep on his couch and Ruth was in the shower, <mask> and Anderson entered the home through the unlocked garage, picking up the murder weapon, a crowbar. Before Richard woke up, <mask> beat him multiple times with it, fracturing his skull and ribs, and killing him. When Ruth found <mask> and Anderson in the house, she was killed with a crowbar. He claimed in his confession that he killed Naomi Ruth because she lunged at him and threw a hot cup of coffee at him, which angered him and made him change his mind. There were burn marks in the shape of a V on Richard. The victims were the parents of Heather Wendorf, a long-time friend of <mask>'s who he was helping run away from

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title: Rod Ferrell

texts: a home that she described as "hell". When the murders took place, Heather and the other girls were not at the Wendorf home.Charity and Dana drove Heather to her boyfriend's apartment so she could say good-bye before she left for New Orleans. The group was found in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, after driving through four states. They were headed to New Orleans after they liked a video arcade. Charity called her grandmother in South Dakota. Charity thought her grandmother could help the group. The police tricked <mask>, Wendorf, and the rest of the teens into going to a local Howard Johnson's hotel, where they were arrested by waiting law enforcement. After being extradited back to Florida, the four were held at a Baton Rouge jail for a week before being released.They were moved to a juvenile facility. On February 12, 1998, then-seventeen-year-old <mask> pleaded guilty to the murders, claiming that the others were innocent except Scott Anderson, who was simply an accessory. The man pleaded guilty to two counts of murder. His attorneys tried to argue that he was insane because of his mental disorders. According to the University of Florida, <mask> could sometimes see angels and demons. The judge sentenced him to death. Charity was found guilty of two counts of third-degree murder, robbery with a gun or deadly weapon, and burglary armed with weapon

masks: Ferrell Ferrell Rod


title: Rod Ferrell

texts: or explosives.She was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Dana Cooper was sentenced to 17 years in prison for those charges. Anderson was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of the same charges. When the Florida Supreme Court reduced his sentence to life in prison in 2000, he became the youngest death row prisoner in the state's history. The sentence is without parole because it was abolished in Florida. Cooper was released from prison in October 2011. An appellate court dismissed attempts by <mask> <mask> and Howard Scott Anderson to get a new sentencing hearing.Howard Scott Anderson was sentenced to 40 years in prison in December. Anderson has already served 22 years and will be eligible for release in 2031. Anderson's early release was not opposed by Ruth Wendorf's relatives. According to the Daily Commercial, they are more concerned about <mask>, who was scheduled to face his own re-sentencing hearing in July 2019. The sentencing judge upheld his life without parole sentence and 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884

masks: Roderrick Ferrell Ferrell


title: Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal

texts: <mask> 'Frank<mask> is a Thai student activist, librarian, preservationist, conscientious objector, publisher, and author. He founded TERA and Education for Liberation of Siam. The groups want to change the Thai education system. He established Samnak Nisit SamYan Press for publishing thoughts and ideas in Thai language, and also Humanity Beyond Borders for giving assistance to refugees and those in need of protection. <mask> is an activist who speaks against the Junta in public. The National Council for Peace and Order filed a police complaint against him and six activists for being leaders of the protest and accused them, along with thirty-two other protesters, of violating the 2015 Public Assembly Act, which could cost him 7–9 years in jail. The student council president at Chulalongkorn University, <mask>, was removed from the position and had his behavior score taken away by the university.This was supported by noted academics such as Noam Chomsky, Steven Pinker, and others. His position and behavior score were restored after he filed a petition with the Administrative Court against the university. Netiwit is a librarian at the Santi Pracha Dhamma Library and is studying political science. He was elected as the President of the Political Science Student Union of Chulalongkorn University in 2020. Netiwit was elected to be the President of the Student Union at the University with a huge margin of victory. <mask> Chotiphatphaisal was born in Thailand in 1996. He is the son of a middle-class family of shopkeepers.TERA was formed in 2012 by Netiwit and a group of fellow students. TERA is a student-led organization that wants to reform the Thai education system. Increasing the number of public schools is one of the things this includes. Netiwit gained public recognition after appearing on a television program. The

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title: Stephen Fuller

texts: <mask> served as a Teachta Dla for the Kerry North constituency from 1937 to 1943. He was born in County Kerry in 1900. He was the son of two people. His family was from Fahavane. During the War of Independence, he served in the Kilflynn IRA flying column. He was a lieutenant in the 2nd battalion. During the Irish Civil War, he continued to fight with the anti-Treaty IRA.Military records from the 1930s show that he was in communication with Dublin regarding confirmation of membership in July 1922 and that he was eligible for war pensions after the death of Captain George O'Shea. The Dublin Guard landed in County Kerry shortly before he was captured by the Free State troops in 1923. On 6 March 1923, five Free State soldiers were blown up by a booby-trapped bomb at Baranarigh Wood, Knocknagoshel, north Kerry, including long-standing colleagues of Major General Paddy O' Daly, G.O.C. Kerry Command. republican prisoners were ordered to remove mines. The prisoners were beaten after the killings. On 7 March, nine prisoners from Ballymullen Barracks, six from the jail and three from the workhouse were chosen with a broad geographical provenance and no well-known connections.To the church. They were placed in a circle around a landmine and taken to Ballyseedy Cross, where they were secured by the hands and legs. He was among them. Tim Twomey was stopped from praying until all prisoners were tied up. As he and other prisoners said their goodbyes, he continued to watch the retreating Dublin


title: Boris Magaš

texts: The Croatian National order of chivalry "Marko Maruli" was given to <mask>, a Croatian architect and architectural theorist. He is best known for the Poljud stadium in Split. His daughter is a designer. <mask> graduated from the Technical Faculty of the University of Zagreb in 1955 with a degree in architecture. He worked at both the Department of Theory of Architecture and the Department of Architectural Design. He was the Project Group Leader of the Architectural Office "Interinenjering" in Zagreb from 1967 to 1969 and the Design Director of the Construction Design Institute in Rijeka from 1969 to 1978. In 1974 he was elected Associate Professor in the course "Elements of Building Construction" at the Technical Faculty of the University of Rijeka.He had a doctorate in architecture and urbanism. He became an Associate Professor in 1978 and a Full Professor in 1980 at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Rijeka. In 1983, he was elected Full Professor of "Theory of Architecture" and "Architectural Design VIII and IX" at the University of Zagreb. He was a professor at the University of Zagreb. He was elected Associate Member of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts in 1988 and full member of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 1991. He was an advisor to the President of the Republic of Croatia. He was elected Member of the Presidency of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 2004, Secretary of the Department of Fine Arts of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 2011, and member of the Council for Architecture and Planning of the Republic of Croatia in 2008.Since 1981 he has been a scientific advisor. He is an associate on the scientific project "Analysis of architectural and spatial models in tourism in Croatia" and the main researcher on the scientific project

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title: Boris Magaš

texts: "Development of the theory of architecture in the Croatian ethnic area". The Association of Architects of Yugoslavia, the Croatian Association of Architects, the Board of the Society of Architects of Zagreb, the Commission for International Relations of the CAA, the Court of Honour of the CAA, and the editorial board of the magazine "Architecture" were all where he worked. He is responsible for several works of Croatian architecture of the second half of the 20th century - a series of unique buildings that resonated in the wider national and international context. The chapter on <mask> in "Contemporary Architecture in Eastern Europe" was written by Udo Kultermann. The Museum of Modern Art in New York features five of his completed works, including the Poljud stadium, the Museum of Liberation in Sarajevo, and the Haludovo hotel complex. Stadion Poljud was built for the Mediterranean Games in Split in 1979.The stadium received three National Awards in 1979 and the Zagreb Salon Grand Prize in 1980, as well as being published in a range of global architectural magazines. A work of exceptional artistic expression and suggestiveness is what the design is considered to be. The stadium is covered with an airy roof made of steel and designed by the German construction system Mero. At the time of construction, the 206 meter roof span was the largest of its kind. The Poljud stadium was declared a National Heritage listed building on the 23rd of November 2015. The first notable work he designed was the Museum of the Liberation in Sarajevo, now the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with E. midihen and R. Horvat. The design won the National Award in 1963.The design is simple and clean. The upper floor appears to float above the transparent glass and metal structure. The building was declared a


title: Boris Magaš

texts: Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Haludovo Palace Hotel is located on the island of Krk. In 1975, Vjeverica Kindergarten and nursery "Mihaljevac", Zagreb, and in 1975, Kindergarten "Kneija", Zagreb. The Church of Augustin Kaoti was the winner of the 1998 competition. The contribution to solving the problem of architectural interventions within historical units was published in 1965, by the Zagreb 2000 Bridge in Padua, Italy. p. 44 The elements of the spatial function of large sports facilities were presented in the FGZ.In 1985 there was a program called "Architecture". The Scientific Conference of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, UNESCO, University of Zagreb and European took place in 1993. The Bulletin of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts published Paths of Property in Architectural Theoretical Thought at the Turn of the Century. The Scientific Conference "Viktor Kovai 1874-1924" was held in 1994. National Award "Borba" 1968, Medal of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb, and Plaque of the City of ibenik. The Association for the Protection and Development of Cultural and Natural Heritage of Karlovac, the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb and the Faculty of Civil Engineering in Rijeka participated in the Scientific Symposium on the Architect <mask>ga. There are palaces and ruins of third way modernity.The legacy of socialism in Yugoslavia. The Austrian Cultural Forum has a report on architecture. The pp is 24x30 cm. Reflections on architecture is edited by Alen uni. The opening episode of the "Slumbering Concrete" series is about the Haludovo Hotel Complex. "Slumbering Concrete" was part of the "Concrete Utopia: Focus on Croatian Cinema and Architecture" which was co-organised with the Croatian Presidency of the European Union. MoMA Concrete Utopia walk through


title: Dan Welcher

texts: <mask> is an American composer, conductor, and music teacher. A native of Rochester, New York, he earned degrees from the Manhattan School of Music and the Eastman School of Music. He taught composition and theory at the University of Louisville from 1972 to 1978. He was a teacher at the Aspen Music Festival and School from 1976 to 1990. He founded the UT New Music ensemble at the University of Texas at Austin in 1978. He was the assistant conductor of the Austin Symphony Orchestra from 1980 until 1990. Various kinds of chamber music are included in the compositions of Welcher.The operas Holy Night and Della's Gift were written by him. The New York City Opera performed Della's Gift. His works have been performed by the Atlanta symphony orchestra, Chicago symphony orchestra, Honolulu symphony, Boston Pops orchestra, Utah symphony, Dallas symphony orchestra, and St. Louis symphony orchestra. The Theodore Presser Company publishes his music. Personal Ads: Eight Cabaret Songs, which is a song cycle for piano, Soprano and Soprano, and the Fifth symphony, were recently completed. The Yellow Wallpaper will be in the repertory of one-woman tours-de-force, like Le Voix Humaine, once it has


title: Robert M. Walter

texts: <mask> died in Komorow near Warsaw in 1981 at the age of 100. His paternal grandfather was a judge as well as a musician and composer. His father was a judge, but in his spare time he was a passionate musician who was an adherent of Arthur Schopenhauer's philosophy. <mask>'s mother was more interested in mysticism than his father was in rational thinking. <mask> was described as quiet and obedient in comparison to his older brother who had a tendency to get involved in fights. <mask> became paralyzed from the waist down at the age of two and his legs were weak for the rest of his life. He was eager to take part in mountain trekking despite his disability, even though he did not despair over it.He started playing the violin at the age of 9 and later learned to play the piano. He was a challenge to his teachers at school. He was seen as an unusual personality as a child, because he was capable of deep reflection and had a great promise. His peers thought he was a great authority. His mother wrote a letter to him when he was eleven years old. At an early age, he showed a lot of interest in astrology and books he had obtained from his mother. At the age of 16, he founded his own astrological study group.He was faithful to his interest until the end of his life. <mask>'s attitude to his studies changed when he was sent to the first Waldorf School. He stayed there for only one year, but during that time he gained a lot of knowledge, even though he kept his love for music. <mask> was well known for his ability to repair watches and alarm clocks. He had a passion for books and learning. He had a feeling that his knowledge on any given

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Robert Maria Walter
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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: subject was not enough and he described himself as "philobiblion", a lover of books. His interest in the path of spiritual development was his most amazing quality at the time.He studied the book "Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment" and the related chapters of "Occult Science" and wrote a letter to his father detailing what he had learned. He claimed that he did not have a particular talent for clairvoyance and that achieving initiation is not more demanding than obtaining a PhD. He came at the top of his class in mathematics and physics in his school report at the end of the 1928 school year. Dr <mask> Stein was his mathematics and physics teacher. <mask> and Stein were acquaintances for a number of years after <mask> returned to Poland. <mask> wanted to go to a university in Germany to study natural sciences, mathematics, astronomy, or possibly medicine, but the financial situation of his parents forced him to return to Poland. Experiments in and production of cosmetics were used by him to help his parents.The recipes for his perfume creations were obtained from famous French firms. A cosmetics firm under the name Orient was founded in his name and later moved to Warsaw. <mask> had hopes that his business ventures would allow him to study abroad. <mask> had a very keen practical and business sense, qualities which were very different from those of his parents. He had good relationships with both his parents and his mother despite his character differences. <mask> abandoned his university ambitions in Poland. He became co-owner and director of the cosmetics factory "Deva" in Warsaw, which could be seen as a

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: continuation of "Orient", because he was dragged into joint activities with his mother.This venture sold its own creations as well as reproductions of Eastern cosmetics. After two years, "Deva" managed by <mask>'s able hand began to thrive, thanks to which he became very wealthy, yet used his wealth not to lead a luxurious lifestyle, but to expand his library. <mask>'s increased wealth also led to the expansion of the circle of his acquaintances, yet despite the pressure of time required to run the company and to fulfill sporadic social duties, he continued to study the fields of knowledge he was interested in. He consciously tried to maintain good, conflict-free relationships with people of different outlooks and persuasions. He would support financially and restrict his private expenditure to the minimum due to many poor people. His wealth and personal charm attracted many beautiful women, but he never entered into a romantic relationship because he felt "married to God" as a child. <mask> was involved in some work in the circles of Polish masonry and in scientific astronomy in collaboration with leading Polish astronomer despite the fact that his academic ambitions were dead.He worked out formulas for calculating the positions of the planets in the 3000 BC to 4000 AD time period. Even today, these formulas are used. During the German occupation of Poland, <mask> was able to continue his scientific work and deepen his life at the same time. Under adverse circumstances, he would carry out his meditation exercises. He lived in the building that was bombed during the Warsaw Uprising. As it happened, <mask> was immersed in

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: meditation and almost miraculously survived, the sofa on which he lay ended up on top of a pile of rubble. It was around the time of the Uprising that <mask> made the biggest mistake of his life.He said that he met a person who had died in a concentration camp but was not aware that he was still alive, and that he thought he was still alive. <mask> heard that the dead person's friends did not notice him and did not react to his approaches. <mask> said that you are dead. A state of shock was produced by that person. <mask> and his family were active in attempts to save the Polish Jews. <mask>'s older brother was involved in underground activities. He survived the war despite being caught by the Germans.<mask>'s library and the supplies of his firm's raw materials were unaffected by the war. <mask> moved with his belongings to a villa of his friends in Komorow in the vicinity of Warsaw, sold the astronomy part of his library, and set up a laboratory in the villa to find out how difficult modern science was. He left his former firm because the industrial activities were too time consuming and he wanted to devote all his time to scientific work. He had to earn enough to support himself and his parents after the war. <mask> was not very impressed by the quality of teaching and the academic abilities of his fellow students when he was a student at the University of Warsaw. The villa in Komorow became a center of flourishing intellectual life. Dozens of older or younger people come to <mask>'s library every Sunday to use it or to seek his advice in matters of spiritual or simply intellectual life.One of these visitors was the wife of

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: the Prime Minister of Poland, and one of the leading Polish actresses of the time. In her diary, Andrycz wrote that she had become <mask>'s student. He encouraged her to read Lao Tse. <mask> was able to study Lao Tse in the original because he did not trust the translations. <mask>'s advice would also be sought by Cyrankiewicz. He is concerned about his marriage. Outside the villa, dark cars of the state security attachment would be parked.An interesting aspect of <mask>'s personality was brought out by Cyrankiewicz's visits. <mask> was forced to drink alcohol because a meeting with Cyrankiewicz was not possible without it. He had to practice drinking because of his weak head. He used this as a way to overcome his reluctance. <mask>'s handwriting became smaller and more humble after the war. According to this fact, <mask> was working on will exercises during the war. The highest stage of supersensible cognitive referred to as "Intuition" is achieved through exercises in his "Occult Science".In 1952 he was working on his master's thesis in the field of psychology of sensations of smell, hoping to get an appointment at the Polish Academy of Sciences and combine his private life with scientific research. <mask>'s father was a member of an athletes' club and could not win a hand-wrestling match against his wife, which made it difficult for <mask> to carry out certain exercises. It was necessary to weaken <mask>'s physical constitution in order to achieve the desired results. <mask> was invited to a conference in the spiritual worlds around Christmas in 1951. It was agreed that special treatments had to be implemented because he

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: could not achieve what he wanted. <mask> agreed to the procedures that were being prepared for him. He was arrested in the night of 9th to 10th of May 1952 for espionage.<mask> was not the only person arrested at that time. The villa in which <mask> lived was secretly occupied by security forces and every person who came there was arrested. The aim of the communist authorities in taking that step was not only to detain <mask>, but also to liquidate an independent centre of intellectual life in Poland. <mask> was tortured for one and a half years after being sent to a death cell. He shared an ordinary cell with the former Polish consul in France, Juliusz Wilczur-Garztecki. The impressions he gained of <mask> were reported later by Garztecki. He said that <mask> had been able to quote passages from the book "Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment".He stated that <mask> had little esteem for clairvoyance. He thought clairvoyance was a kind of bonus and the main aim of the path was to order one's mind. <mask> said that the necessity of attaining an ordered, internally consistent and logical world view was an important aspect of the "ordering". He once said that it was not his fault that spiritual beings demand this. One should first become a contemporary intellectual before starting on the anthroposophical path of inner development. <mask> was released from prison in October of 1954. A physician who examined him after his release from prison reported symptoms of cardiovascular failure with swelling of the legs, dull tones in the heart, symptoms of angina pectoris, and purulent discharge from the ears.<mask> looked at


title: Robert M. Walter

texts: that period of his life in a different way: "I was in prison for two and a half years and my body deteriorated so much that my development in the following decades became somewhat easier." I could meditate and do my exercises in the cell. He wrote a letter to his mother in January 1955, saying that he shouldn't worry too much about his struggles. I have been through seven unpleasant years. I will struggle through two more because five are behind me. My inner difficulties come from the fact that I seek spiritual states and insights, and these are bought with suffering. Each country has its own currency.<mask> had to have something done to improve his health in order to have a more normal existence. His weakened immune system made it impossible for him to use chemical medicines. <mask> tried to get the state to reimburse his costs when he tried to be treated in the main anthroposophical clinic in Arlesheim, Switzerland. A compensation was given to him but it only covered a small amount of his losses, which included the costs of treatment in Switzerland, the need to redo his laboratory, and three years of lost earnings. <mask>'s financial situation was so bad that he was forced to start selling parts of his library and he seemed to be genuinely downcast. He was able to travel to Switzerland after getting state financial support. His time in Arlesheim was devoted to physical healing and spiritual growth.He tried to establish business contacts, but they were not very successful. His inner development was more significant. The Guardian of the Threshold is a spiritual being who prohibits conscious entry into the spiritual world to

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: people who have not mastered their desires and emotions, according to an entry in his diary. <mask> became an initiate at that time in his life. A person who has some insight into the reality of the spiritual world and into the destinies of people more or less directly after their deaths, but retains his or her full consciousness during the periods of his or her sojourn in the spiritual worlds, is aware of their superhuman inhabitants: spiritual beings. <mask> was able to lead a more normal life when he returned to Poland and Komorow in 1959 after several years in Arlesheim. Although sometimes difficult on the financial side, the following years proceeded in a more regular fashion without great, unpleasant, external blows of fate.<mask>'s health quickly returned to normal. <mask> was only able to work less and less efficiently as he got older, because he was only able to spend ten hours a day in the laboratory. After the period of Arlesheim, Komorow became populated once again by knowledge seekers, for whom <mask> straightened their life's paths and to whom he gave his advice. <mask> was ready to help. He said until midnight because it is already the next day. He was also involved in the lives of people around him. He was a member of the steering committee of the local branch of the Warsaw Committee for Prevention of Alcoholism, as well as the chairman of the Homeopathic Society in Poland.He was responsive to the physical needs of the people in his area. He wouldn't sleep much in order to come to terms with his duties. He would get up at five a.m. after going to bed at midnight. <mask> did not restrict his interests to a

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: particular religion. He was one of the leading authorities in this area in Poland. He wanted the cognitive conditions under which astrology could become a field of university research to be formulated. He wanted to enable the dethroned former "queen" of sciences to enter again into the circle of investigations of the highest scientific quality and protect it against amateurism which breeds its popularity from ignorant and prejudice.He wanted to reconcile astrological and psychological diagnosis of personality. He thought that both disciplines use the same diagnoses. He presented a synthetic astrological typology in a lecture to the Polish Psychological Society, which was published posthumously in 1994. In 2000 one of the leading Polish newspapers published an article by a Polish psychologist, who said that he came to believe in astrology after a meeting with <mask>. <mask> was supplied with hours, dates, places of birth and sex of three people who were his patients without revealing their names. Each of the men read his analysis of those people when they met again three weeks later. Two of <mask>'s analyses were as accurate as his own.I heard that a man who had never seen the people he talked about presented complex, intimate details of their lives and dates of the most important events of their lives and in elegant language described the essence of their psychological problems. <mask>'s involvement in homeopathy was significant. It is known that he studied this discipline after his imprisonment, and later became proficient in that field. He became the chairman of the Homeopathic Society in Poland. His activities in that field

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texts: are described by a well-known Polish homeopath. <mask>'s approach to spirituality shifted towards the end of his life. In Poland, <mask> was the supreme authority in this area and he also achieved his insight into the spiritual world by following the methods described by Rudolf Steiner.He maintained that he had achieved this insight in order to verify the claims. He once said that someone had to do it. Towards the end of his life, he seems to have begun to question the characterization of the relationship between Christ and human beings. The "Mystery of Golgotha" is the most important point in the evolution of humanity, yet the being of Christ is conspicuously absent. <mask> was questioning this fact with his finger. He said in a private conversation that there is a man working on himself, developing his abilities, and developing higher and higher levels of clairvoyance. The man encounters Christ at a certain high point."This is it" is the highest point of achievement according to Steiner. What does this meeting look like? In Catholicism, Christ is veritably seeking the man. How is it for the Catholics? If a man only turned to Christ in the last minute before his death, Christ would rush to save him. How do you have the same scene at both places? You are brought to see Christ.How does the meeting look? "If you offer all your strength to human development, then perhaps you will be able to unite with me", says Christ. <mask> began to stress the significance and virtues of the so-called nave religiosity. He was in agreement with his view. He had known the fate of a simple gardener since he was a child. The gardener went through

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title: Robert M. Walter

texts: the final stages of his life with ease. He was a man of very simple religiosity, hardly judgmental, focused on his work, not looking at the flaws of the local priest, whom the people of his parish loudly criticized.<mask> said that he had had to spend twenty years to achieve as much as that gardener was given after he died for pure trust. <mask> would disagree with this attitude. <mask> said that ansophist would read one lecture of Dr. Steiner every evening and it tasted so good. It didn't look very inspiring. He would give lectures. At the end of his life, <mask> began to preach religiousness in the spirit of Sister Faustyna Kowalska. <mask> didn't say that this approach could be turned into a general law, but he said it was an attitude towards God which should be at the root of everything else.Knowledge can't be given to a man in the form of altruism. The inmost free will of a person leads to such attitude. <mask> believed that altruism was one of the most important features of a Christian attitude towards God. <mask> differentiated between Christianity and occultism at that time. He said that even though they have access to Christ, he doesn't want to have access to them. <mask> considered the goal of achieving the vision of supersensible worlds as confusing as the pursuit of spiritual sensations. According to <mask>, the basic task of man, which could be expressed in simple, is not emphasized enough in his writings, as he would often say, "To achieve transcendental experience is extremely easy and there are many techniques to do this, but one does not get better from the amountPeople who knew <mask> well say that he began to

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texts: cooperate with Sister Faustyna after reading her diary. He said that Sister Faustyna taught him humility by putting her foot on his head. According to the notes he made in the last three years of his life, he was receiving instructions from Christ. He would often prostrate himself on the floor in an attempt to make up for his sins. He would often take the sufferings of other people into his own hands. In one conversation <mask> described the procedure as follows: So a person comes to me, he is directed here by his guardian angel, or someone else. Catholics say by simplification "by God".I get some of his depression a day or two before his visit. You know that he is coming? I know on the basis of this depression that someone is coming and who it will be. I'm licking out his mess because he is powerless against himself and the world and against his environment. I sucked in his dirty blood because I took on a piece of his soul and now I have access to him in a different way. I don't have the same access. I have the right to him because I suffered for him.I crucify myself for him if I have suffered five ounces. I have the right to save him for a small amount. One is given this power over other people. <mask> Puczynski, the author of the most comprehensive biography of <mask> from which it was quoted extensively here, asserts that at the end of his life <mask> ceased to be a student of Rudolf Steiner. A collection of 7 CDs were recorded from tapes of meetings of <mask> with Janina Borzdyska, a religious sister from Laski. There are 33 pages. "O pasji upowszechniania homeopatii" was written by Stanisaw.O dziaalnoci Roberta <mask>a.

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texts: It was downloaded on the 11th of November. <mask> is The Master from Komorow. Onet Kultura. On 29 October 2012 it was published online. A collection of 22 CDs were recorded from tapes during anthroposophical seminars and conversations held by <mask><mask>. <mask> Puczyski transcribed and cataloged 160 pages from the recordings of Andrzej Bernaciak.<mask> Puczynski wrote O zyciu Roberta <mask>a. Warszawa 2004, Praca magisterska. About the life of <mask>. The master thesis was written in Warsaw. There is an un published manuscript. Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment is a book by the author. The Anthroposophic Press published the book "Occupy Science".The Mysterium von Golgatha was written by Steiner. The name of the publisher is Rudolf Steiner Verlag, Dornach/Schweiz. The Anthroposophists Homeopaths Business people from Lviv died in

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title: Marie-Alain Couturier

texts: A French Dominican friar and Catholic priest named Marie-<mask> gained fame as a designer of stained glass windows. His modern inspiration was Sacred art. Pierre-Charles-<mask> was born in Montbrison, Loire, France, on November 15, 1897. <mask> was born into a wealthy family. His early years were spent in Montbrison. He attended the Victor de Laprade Institute and studied philosophy. He majored in Literature, Latin, and Greek at the time of his graduation.He did not leave for the front until 1916 because of his asthma, despite being called up for military service in 1915. He was wounded in the right foot in April of that year. He was released from the hospital in December after having his foot operated on in August. During that time, Marguerite Perrineau became a close friend of his. He began to paint after returning to Montbrison in late 1917. He was an art student at the Paris Académie de la Grande Chaumire after the war. He worked at the Studio of the Sacred Arts for five years.He began to seek an Order which he might join after expressing an interest in religious life. He was accepted by the Dominican friars and entered their novitiate in Amiens on September 22, 1925. He became a Catholic priest on July 25, 1930, after completing his theological studies at the Dominican seminary in Le Saulchoir, Belgium. He studied theology at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Angelicum in Rome. His studies were often interrupted by illness. He was assigned to Paris in 1935. He was in the United States and Canada during World War II.He became involved in some of the

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title: Marie-Alain Couturier

texts: greatest artistic adventures of the 20th century when he returned to Europe after the war. His death was mourned by many of the great 20th-century artists. <mask>, along with Father Pie- Raymond Régamey, was the chief editor of the review L'Art Sacré, which was to become very influential among art critics no longer satisfied with the 19th-century church decoration. <mask>, who had received a thorough and practical training as an artisan glazier at the Ateliers, was considering to bring "living" art into the scope of modern church building. Auguste Perret built the first abstract stained glass windows in the church of Le Raincy in 1923. The Galerie nchst St Stephan was opened by the Austrian priest Otto Mauer in the same period. Like some of the most outspoken freethinkers such as Fernand Léger and Henri Matisse they became intimate friends with <mask>.The idea was that there was no religion for art. What is more real? Are the torments of the figure of Christ related to the expensive necklace you are wearing? The priest asked the parishioner if he was against the novel way in which Germaine Richier had symbolised the Christ in Agony. "But don't you know I'm a Jew?" <mask> was asked by Jacques Lipchitz to deliver the sculpture of the Virgin Mary. "If it doesn't bother you, it doesn't bother me" was the answer.The stained glass windows of Alfred Manessier for the church of Sainte-Agathe des Bréseux were the first non figurative designs to be incorporated in an ancient building. The Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut was built by Le Corbusier. The Salon Art Sacré (sacred art) was

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title: Marie-Alain Couturier

texts: founded in 1951 by <mask>, along with his fellow Dominican friar Pie- Raymond Régamey and the lay artist Joseph Pichard. They wanted to change the meaning of art. The Salon Art et Matire (Art and Matter) was supported by the show in the 1960s. Pierre Heymann began to contribute to the exhibition in 1989. The exhibition changed its name in 1994.It has an online presence where artists can share their work and ideas related to spirituality. There is a distinction to be made between the artisan master-glazier and the cartoneur who makes the cardboard maquettes of the artwork. Special scissors are used to cut away strips of cardboard that correspond to the soul of the leadstrip. <mask> and a few of the master-painters designing for stained glass in company with him. Some of the artisans whose name will forever be linked to the renewal inspired by <mask> are Jean Hébert-Stevens, Marguerite Huré, Jean Barillet. The workshop where glaziers and painters shared projects opened in 1925 was inspired by the work of Maurice Denis. The glasswork designed by Maurice Denis and Pierre (Marie-Alain<mask> for the church in Le Raincy was executed by Marguerite Huré.The workshop "The artisans of the altar" was created by Jean Barrilet. When one focuses on the symbolism of the cohesive function of the soul in multicolored illumination, one can better understand the spiritual appeal of the artisans. There are references to Henri Matisse. Couturier, L.-B. The Archive of a Creation Milan, Menil Foundation -Skira Editore, and the refutation of anti semitism can be found on Father Couturier Time

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title: Mary Orwen

texts: <mask> was an American artist who was known for her paintings that appeared to be completely abstract but were usually inspired by objects in the natural world. She wanted to find an echo in the visible world of the order which she feels is beneath the complexity of life. One critic called Jefferson Place Gallery a gallery for serious creative work of progressive character and that Orwen said would demonstrate that, as she spent much of her career painting and teaching art in and around Washington, D.C. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1935 after attending the Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn Heights. She studied art at the Art Students League between 1935 and 1937. She studied with Camilo Egas at The New School. She studied fresco and painting at the University of Florence.She received a pair of scholarships from the Guggenheim Foundation to pursue a type of abstract painting called nonobjective art. In 1940, 1941, and 1942 Orwen participated in exhibitions at the Museum of Non-Objective Painting. She was employed as an economic analyst by the War Department during the early war years. She divided her time between Washington, D.C. and her parents' home in Connecticut. She moved to Washington, D.C., where Gifford P. Orwen worked for the State Department. She became an associate in the art department at American University and was considered to be the principal experimental center for the visual arts in Washington. The art department associates participated in an


title: Mary Orwen

texts: exhibition at the United Nations Club.She was named the "Artist of Tomorrow" in an exhibition at the Whyte Gallery in Washington, DC, and in November she won a prize in an exhibition of Washington area artists at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. She had a solo exhibition in Washington in 1950. She showed seventeen paintings in oil, gouache, tempera, and ink. She won a second prize for a drawing at an exhibition of local artists at the Corcoran, after showing with fourteen other painters in a show at the Whyte Gallery. She was named the "Artist of Tomorrow" in 1952 and participated in group exhibitions at the National Museum of Natural History and the Baltimore Museum of Art. It was an busy year for her. She was given a solo exhibition in the Watkins Gallery of American University after participating in several group shows.The paintings of Orwen continued to appear in group exhibitions in Washington galleries over the next few years. She won prizes in exhibitions staged by the Society of Washington Artists. She joined with four other area artists and an arts administrator to start an art gallery. The founding fathers were <mask>, William Calfee, Robert Gates, Helene McKinsey, Ben Summerford, and Alice Denney. The American University art department has four artists associated with it. Denney was a student there and decided to become an arts promoter. She was the gallery's director and artists' agent.All five signed an agreement to fund the project after Orwen and Denney signed the


title: Mary Orwen

texts: Orwen exhibit has installation views. On October 14, 2005, Orwen died. Orwen taught at least one summer session in the art department at American University while she was an art instructor at Mount Vernon Seminary. She taught at a co-ed liberal arts school in the town of that name after moving to West Virginia in the 1960s.She taught at the University of Rochester Memorial Art Gallery and the Rochester Institute of Technology after moving to Geneseo, New York. She taught at the State University of New York at Geneseo. She retired from her job at the Memorial Art Gallery in 1983. During the summer months of 1939, the art pages of the New York Times contained articles and letters about the nonobjective art controversy. The debate turned on terminology. Writers talked about how nonobjective paintings differed from other works. They asked if nonobjective art could affect the viewer and if it could convey motion.The Times art editor said that abstract art referred to objects in the natural world while nonobjective art did not. He said there were two types of non-objective art, one that was strictly geometrical and the other that was poetic and emotional. He maintained that nonobjective art could be imaginative and beautiful, however, he rejected two assertions by the curator of the Guggenheim Museum. <mask> was an artist who contributed to the discussion. Orwen was a recipient of a Guggenheim scholarship in 1939. She focused on nonobjective painting in her letter to the Times. She


title: Mary Orwen

texts: said she was interested in reading your views on the subject when she started painting non-objectively.The reason I gave up the other art for it was because it lacked emotion, which to me is the one thing it has so much of. According to Jewell's definition of nonobjective art, Orwen's earliest paintings were nonobjective. The first phase is an example. Her mature style was abstract. Most of her paintings were depictions of the natural world. In 1953, a critic for the Washington Post said her mature style was on a "borderline between semiabstraction and abstraction". On another occasion, this critic wrote, "<mask>wen has evolved a personal approach, using a misty, amorphous treatment of abstract forms, which resolve themselves into intimate little scenes of domesticity once the title of a picture is known.""If the visitor studies them attentively, he will be able to discern the subjects mistily as through a fog," said another critic. There are examples of paintings that reveal their subjects on close inspection. One critic labeled her paintings "color-patch abstractions" and another called them "tachist' color impressions" a year later. Explaining her technique in 1959, Orwen said she wanted to convey rhythmic patterns that exist "beneath the complexity of life." She said she wanted to depict the "tension and movement between forms and colors." She used a quote by Henri Matisse to convey her search for the "essential character" of her subjects so as to give a "lasting


title: Mary Orwen

texts: interpretation" by means of her paintings. Orwen worked in oil, watercolor, gouache, tempera, ink, and acrylic over the course of her career.She had a pen, impasto knife, and brush. She made art. On August 11, 1913, <mask> was born in New York. Her birth name was Mabel Claflin Ryan. Her parents were a man and a woman. Egar Ryan was a shoe salesman who became president of a chain of shoe stores. In the society pages of local newspapers, Alice Ryan was active in civic events.David and Donald were twin brothers of Orwen. She worked as an economic analyst for the intelligence branch of the War Department during World War II. She married Gifford P<mask>, who had been in Army intelligence during the war, in 1947. Gifford was born in Rochester, New York. He was educated at the University of Rochester, Cornell University, and the University of Perugia. Prior to World War II, he taught Romance Languages at Cornell, and after his service in Army intelligence and at the State Department, he taught Russian. He was the chair of the foreign languages department at the State University of New York.Michael was born in 1951. She used

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title: Thomas Peterffy

texts: Péterffy Tams is the native form of this name. Western name order is used when mentioning individuals. A Hungarian-born American billionaire is named <mask>. He is the largest shareholder of Interactive Brokers. After emigrating to the US, <mask> worked as an architectural draftsman and later became a computer programmer. He played a role in the development of the first electronic trading platform for securities after purchasing a seat on the American Stock Exchange. His net worth was estimated by Forbes to be US$25 billion, making him the 65th richest man in the world.On September 30, 1944, <mask> was born in a hospital basement during a Russian air raid in Hungary. The failure of the Hungarian Revolution led to his father's emigration to the US. <mask> and his father traveled to New York in 1965, after <mask> left his engineering studies in Hungary. When his father didn't have room to accommodate his son, he gave him $100 and told him to make something of himself. He did not speak English when he moved to New York. As an architectural draftsman, <mask> worked on highway projects for an engineering firm. He volunteered to program the computer at the firm.<mask> said, "I think the way a CEO runs his company is a reflection of his background." My job is to automate business processes so that they can be done with the greatest amount of efficiency. <mask> bought a seat on the American Stock Exchange to trade equity options after leaving his career designing financial modelling software. He has been pushing to replace manual processes with more efficient ones. He applied his ideas to computerized trading models after hours after writing code in his head. <mask> introduced handheld computers to the trading floor in the early 1980s. He had a business related to his AMEX seat.He was the CEO in 2019. Interactive Brokers closed its European headquarters in London and moved its operations to two new continental centers. Their Western European clients were served by a subsidiary in Ireland, while their

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title: Thomas Peterffy

texts: Central European operations were based in Hungary. According to <mask>, he chose Budapest because he wanted to pay off his native Hungary's debt and he was convinced that the Hungarian language and unique Hungarian logic would result in above-average profitability. The subsidiary, Interactive Brokers Central Europe Zrt., was incorporated in Hungary and became a member of the BSE. <mask> was influential in persuading the SEC to allow US options markets to be linked electronically, which would ensure that investors received the best options prices. He testified before the United States Senate Banking Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment.<mask> created political ads in support of the Republican Party during the 2012 United States presidential campaign. <mask> spent millions of dollars on air time on various networks. <mask> narrated the spot that warned against socialism in the United States. The ads were considered remarkable because <mask> was not a candidate and he paid for them directly. America's wealth comes from the efforts of people who want to succeed. You take away the wealth that helps us take care of the needy if you take away their incentive with badmouthing success. The rich will be poorer than the poor in socialism.People will lose interest in creating jobs. <mask> favored the former, but didn't mention Romney or Obama. There were mixed responses to <mask>'s ad. The ad is deeply sincere and also quite affecting according to Joshua Green. <mask> was asked if the comparison between the United States and Hungary made in the ad was fair. The government is not throwing political opponents in jail. He conceded that it wasn't.It feels like that's the path we're on. It was reported that the ad was being hailed as one of the best spots this election cycle, and that it could have been influential in Ohio due to its large Hungarian American population. <mask> has been registered as an independent voter in Connecticut. Records show that he donated at least $60,000 to the

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title: Thomas Peterffy

texts: Republican National Committee and that he has mostly donated to Republican candidates over the past few years. <mask> donated $100,000 to the campaign of Donald Trump. He said that he was not a fan of Trump. I hope he doesn't run again.The Republican Party is adrift according to <mask>. He donated $250,000 to the 2020 Trump reelection campaign because he is very committed to anticollectivism. <mask> is a member of Mar-a-Lago. The Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. is an online discount broker in the United States. <mask> formed T.P. in 1977 after buying a seat on the American Stock Exchange as an individual market maker. The following year. Most major stock, futures, bonds, and options exchanges are operated by IB subsidiaries.On May 4, 2007, the company began a public offering under the ticker symbol. On October 5, Interactive Brokers became the founding issuer of the exchange. In 2009, Interactive Brokers was stated to be the least expensive trading venue for investors, and continued to be ranked by Barron's as the lowest cost broker as well as the Best Online Broker. IB Exchange Group, CBOE, and CME Group own OneChicago, an all-electronic exchange. The company is regulated by both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The OneChicago corporate headquarters is located in the Chicago Board of Trade Building. OneChicago has 2,272 single-stock futures with names such as IBM and Apple.The Options Clearing Corporation clears all trading. OneChicago is the only U.S. based securities futures marketplace. As of 2021, <mask>'s net worth is estimated to be 25 billion dollars. He was the 65th richest person in the world in 2021. He has three children. He is an avid rider. He lives in Florida.In 2015, it was reported that he had listed his Connecticut estate for $65 million, but it sold for $21 million. Living people 1944 births American money managers American financial analysts Stock and commodity market managers American philanthropists American

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title: Ernest Ansermet

texts: <mask> was a Swiss conductor. <mask> was born in Vevey. He taught mathematics at the University of Lausanne. He was the conductor for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes from 1915 to 1923. He went to France for this and met Claude and Maurice and consulted them on the performance of their works. During World War I, he met a man who was exiled in Switzerland, and that's when the conductor's association with Russian music began. The Orchestre de la Suisse Romande was founded in 1918 by <mask>.He made first recordings of works such as Capriccio with the composer as soloist and became famous for accurate performances of difficult modern music. <mask> was one of the first to take jazz seriously, and in 1919 he wrote an article praising Sidney Bechet. <mask> and his orchestra rose to international prominence through a long-term contract with Decca Records. He recorded most of his work from that time until his death. His interpretations were widely regarded as clear and authoritative, though the orchestral playing did not always reach the highest international standards, and they differed from those of other famous 20th-century specialists. <mask> did not approve of the practice of revising his works. He avoided the music of Arnold Schoenberg and his associates even though he was famous for performing modern music by other composers such as Arthur Honegger and Frank Martin.In his book, Les fondements de la musique,

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title: Ernest Ansermet

texts: <mask> tried to prove that the idiom was false and irrational. He said that the Jew is a me who speaks as though he were an I, that the Jew suffers from thoughts that are doubly misformed, and that he is suitable for the handling of money. The new state of Israel boycotted <mask> because of his collaboration with the Nazis. Europe's first commercial stereophonic recordings were made in May 1954. Artur Rodziski had already recorded a stereo performance of The Nutcracker on magnetic tape, but this had been released on mono. Early stereo recordings of the Prélude  l'aprs-midi d'un faune were conducted by <mask>. Part of his recording of The Rite of Spring, augmented by a rehearsal recording unobtainable elsewhere, was used by Decca on the company's 1957 stereo demonstrationLP, A Journey into Stereo Sound.A distinct feature of this rehearsal sequence is the conductor's clear and methodical counting of beats. He and his ensemble recorded works by some of the greatest composers of the 20th century. His last recording was made in London with the New Philharmonia Orchestra in 1968, which included a recording of the rehearsal sessions issued as a memorial to him. Another late recording for Decca, also issued as a memorial album, was with the L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande. The Orchestra played 3 and douard Lalo's Scherzo. <mask> composed a symphony poem called Feuilles de Printemps. In 1939 he

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title: Ernest Ansermet

texts: orchestrated Six épigraphes antiques.He died in 1969 at the age of 85. <mask> later recorded this in stereo. Ballets Russes, Paris, 15 May 1920, Prokofiev, Chout, Ballets Russes, Paris, 1921, Renard, Ballets Russes, Paris, 1922. 1961. Les fondements de la musique. 2 v. Neuchtel. The new edition was edited by Rose-Marie Faller-Fauconnet.La Baconnire was published in 1987. <mask>. 1973. "Paul Hindemith  la musique du XXe Sicle." In Hommage was written by Paul Hindemith. ditions de la Revue musicale de suisse romande are written by Yverdon. <mask>.1983. crits sur la musique Jean- Claude Piguet is the editor. There is a new rev. ed. La baconnire is located in Neuchtel. Piguet and Jean- Claude wrote a letter.The book was edited by Jean- Claude Piguet and Jacques Burdet. La baconnire is located in Neuchtel. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed. 2006 Claude Tappolet wrote an ed. In 1999. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed.. Preface by Philippe Dinkel and postface by Jean-Jacques Langendorf. The person is Georg Editeur. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed. The year 1990–1. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed. .Maurice Zermatten had a preface. Paris: Eshel. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed. 1989b. Conrad Beck had a proposal for <mask>, 1906–1963. There is a person named Georg in the city of Geneva. Claude Tappolet wrote an ed.1983. Preface by René Dovaz. There is a person named Georg in the city of Geneva. There are external links to <mask>'s

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title: Swami Shraddhanand

texts: Mahatma Munshi Ram Vij, also known as <mask>, was an Indian Independence activist and a sannyasi who preached the teachings of Dayananda Saraswati. The Sangathan and the Shuddhi were important parts of the Hindu reform movement in the 1920s. He was born in the village of Talwan in the Jalandhar District of the Punjab Province of India on February 22, 1856. He was the youngest child of a police inspector in the United Provinces who was administered by the East India Company. His given name was Brihaspati Vij, but later he was called Munshi Ram Vij by his father, a name that stayed with him until he took sanyas in 1917. He became a believer after he was prevented from entering a temple while a woman was praying. There was a "compromising" situation involving a church's father with a nun, the attempted rape of a young devotee by pontiffs of the Krishna cult, and the suspicious death of a little girl at the home of a Muslim lawyer.His atheism was solidified by all of these events. He began studying to become a lawyer after passing mukhtari exams. He first met Dayanand when he was in Bareilly to give a lecture. Due to the attendance of British officers, his father was handling security at the events. He went to the lectures at his father's request. He initially went to ruin the arrangements and then claimed to be influenced by Dayanand's courage, skill, and strong personality. Munshiram started working as a lawyer after completing his studies.There was a controversy over whether or not to make Vedic education the core curriculum at the DAV College. He left the organization and formed a new one. The DAV Section was divided into two parts. Shraddhanand was on his way to the gurukuls. Shraddhanand succeeded Lala Lekh Ram after he was assassinated. He started the monthly journal, 'Arya Musafir'. He established a gurukul in India in the 19th century.The school has been recognized as a university. Mahatma Munshi Ram took sanyas as "<mask>nand

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title: Swami Shraddhanand

texts: Saraswati" in 1917. gurukul Indraprashtha was established by Shraddhanand. Shraddhanand became an active member of the Hindu reform movements and the Indian Independence movement in 1917. He invited the Congress to hold its session at Amritsar in 1919. The Congress Committee didn't agree to have a session at Amritsar because of the Jalianwala massacre. Shraddhanand was in charge of the session.He joined the nationwide protest against the Rowlatt Act. He was allowed to proceed after he protested in front of a group of Gurkha soldiers. He emerged as an important force in the Hindu Sangathan movement in the early 1920s. He wrote about religious issues in both languages. He published newspapers in both languages. He helped the poor and promoted the education of women. He left the social arena and devoted himself to the work of the shuddhi movement, which he turned into an important force within Hinduism.<mask> was called the greatest and most sincere champion of the Untouchables by Dr. Ambedkar in 1922. In 1923, he became the president of the Bhartiya Hindu Shuddhi Sabha, which was created to reconvert Muslims in the western United Province. He was confronted by Muslim clerics and leaders of the time. The Malkana Rajputs were converted back to Hinduism. The 'Shuddhi' movement was started to reconvert the converts of Christianity and Islam to the Hindu fold. Communal political consciousness snowballed during the 1920s as a result of increasing communalisation of social life. He was assassinated on December 23, 1926.Mahatma Gandhi did not like the Shuddhi mission of reconverting Malkana Rajputs. In the 1922 issue of Young India, he was reported to have written an article about Hindu-Muslim-Tensions. Gandhi wrote, "<mask>nd has become a character of disbelief." His speeches are often provocative. Shrad Aryandhanand believes that every Muslim can be initiated into Islam, just as most Muslims think that every non- Muslim will one day convert

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title: Swami Shraddhanand

texts: to Islam. Several articles were contributed by Savarkar. A photographic journey of his life can be seen at the archeological museum of the university.After independence, a statue of him was placed in front of Delhi Town Hall. The old clock tower stood here until the 1950s. Shraddhanad and his wife had four children. Shraddhanad was only 36 years old when his wife died. His granddaughter was an opponent of the British rule. The Arya Samaj and Its Detractors: A Vindication, Rama Deva is also included. It was published in 1910.The Saviour of the dying race was written by Hindu Sangathan. Compiled by Purushottama Rmacandra Lele is Inside Congress. Phoenix Publications published in 1946. The biography of Kalyan Marg Ke Pathik is in New Delhi. n.d. M. R. Jambunathan edited the book. Further reading <mask> was published in 1961.The author is Indra Vidyavachaspati. Delhi in 1933. The author is <mask> (Lala Munshi Ram). Jallandhar. 2020 Vik. K.N. wrote about <mask>nd. There is a person named Kapur.Jallandhar, 1978, the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha. J. T. F. Jordens wrote about the life and causes of <mask>nd. Oxford University Press was published in 1981. Section Two: Shraddhanand. Modern Indian Political Thought was written by Vishwanath Prasad Varma. Published in 1961. There is a page called Page 447.The chapt was chaired by <mask>. The Advanced Study in the History of Modern India was done in the 20th century. The author is G. S. Chhabra. It was published in 1971. Gandhiji pen-portraits and tribute to Mahatma Gandhi include sketches of men and women. The book was published in India in 1969. Indian freedom fighters are fighting for independence.Anmol Publishers was founded in 1996. Collected Works, by Gandhi, was Telegram to <mask>nd. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has a Publications Division. v.16 was published in India. Page 203. An article on <mask>nd in "The Legacy of The Punjab" was published in 1997 by Punjabee Bradree,

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title: Canute IV of Denmark

texts: <mask> IV was King of the Danes from 10 July 1086 to 1086. <mask> was an ambitious king who wanted to strengthen the Danes and had designs on the English throne. He was the first king to be canonized. The Roman Catholic Church recognized him as a saint. One of the many sons of Sweyn II Estridsson was <mask>. According to the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, <mask> was one of the leaders of another raid against England in 1075. The Danes stopped in the County of Flanders when they returned from England in 1075.Flanders was hostile towards William I of England. According to Klfr Mnason, he led successful campaigns to Sember and Ester. When Sweyn died, <mask>'s brother was elected king, and as <mask> went into exile in Sweden, he may have been involved in the active opposition to him. <mask> succeeded him to the throne after he died. He married Adela, daughter of Count Robert I of Flanders. She had two children, Charles and Ccilia, who were born shortly before his death. It was 1058/86).The House of Bjelbo would ascend to the throne of Sweden and Norway and <mask> IV's blood would be returned to the Danes. King Canute quickly became a highly ambitious king as well as a religious one. He demanded austere observation of church holidays and enhanced the authority of the church. He gave large gifts to the churches in Dalby. He was a champion of the Church and wanted to enforce the collection of tithes. Canute's power position was supported by the powerful ally created by his aggrandizement of the church. Lund Cathedral was granted large tracts of land in Scania, Zealand, and Amager after Canute wrote a letter

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title: Canute IV of Denmark

texts: of donation.Lund Cathedral School was founded at the same time. Canute gathered the land to pay for the pardon of outlaws. The clerics at Lund were able to tax and fine the peasants there. Canute had the right to pardon the outlaws, impose fines on subjects who failed to answer his call to war, and demand transportation for his retinue. His reign was marked by attempts to increase royal power by keeping the nobles in line with the law. Canute arrogating to himself the ownership of common land, the right to goods from wrecks, and the right to inherit the possessions of foreigners and kinless folk. Laws were issued to protect freedalls as well as foreign clerics and merchants.His subjects were unaccustomed to a king claiming such powers and interfering in their daily lives. Canute's ambitions were not solely domestic. Canute, the grandnephew of <mask> the Great, considered William I of England to be the rightful heir to the crown of England. In 1085, with the support of his father-in-law, Count Robert, Canute planned an invasion of England and called his fleet in leding at the Limfjord. The fleet never set sail as Canute was focused on the potential threat of Henry IV, Holy Roman Emperor with whom bothDenmark and Flanders were on unfriendly terms. Canute was afraid of an invasion by Henry. The warriors of the fleet got tired of waiting and elected Canute's brother to argue their case.Canute suspected that Olaf had been arrested and sent to Flanders. Canute intended to reassemble within a year after the leding was dispersed. Death Before the fleet could reassemble, a peasant revolt broke out in


title: Canute IV of Denmark

texts: the area where Canute was staying. Canute fled to Odense. Canute and his men took refuge in the wooden St. Alban's Priory in Odense. Canute and his brother Benedict were massacred by the rebels before the altar. Canute died after a lance thrust in the flank, according to the chronicler.He was succeeded by someone else. Canute became a saint because of his martyrdom and advocacy of the Church. Crop failure was seen as a punishment for the sacrilegious killing of Canute. He was reported to have had miracles at his grave, and his canonization was already being sought. The "cult of Canute" that had arisen was confirmed by the Pope on 19 April 1101, and King <mask> IV was canonized. He was the first person to be canonized. The Catholic Church considers 10 July to be his feast day.He is partially associated with St. Knut's Day, which was celebrated in the memory of his nephew, <mask> Lavard. From a violent king who tyrannized his subjects, to a strict but fair ruler who devotedly supported the Roman Catholic Church and fought for justice without regard to his own person, the reign of Canute has been interpreted differently through the years. His sainthood gave the Danes an aura of divine legitimacy, even though he was never a popular saint. The cause of the rebellion which killed Canute is unknown, but has been speculated as a result of fines issued to peasants breaking the leding of 1085, or as a result of his vigorous tithe policy. The document of his donation to Lund Cathedral was the oldest comprehensive text from the country. According to Sweyn II Estridsson's wishes, the donation might have

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title: Nelson G. Gross

texts: <mask> was an American Republican Party politician who served in the New Jersey General Assembly and as Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee. His political career ended in 1974 when he was convicted on federal charges. He went to work as a real estate developer and restauranteur after his release from prison, but was kidnapped and murdered in 1997. Albert S. and Rose (<mask><mask> had a child named <mask>. He attended Teaneck High School and Yale University. He joined the law firm run by his father after graduating from Columbia Law School. He married a woman named Leah Binger.He married Edyth Noel Love on August 26, 1960. After working as an assistant United States Attorney, <mask> became involved in the Bergen County Republican Party. He was elected to the New Jersey General Assembly at the age of 29 in 1961. He became chairman of the Bergen County Republican Committee in 1966. Nixon defeated Rockefeller in the Republican presidential primaries. The goal of the "favorite son" candidacy was to deliver the entire slate of New Jersey delegates to Rockefeller. In order to ensure Nixon's nomination at the Republican National Convention, <mask> succeeded in getting 18 of the state's 40 delegates to support him.Secretary of State William P. Rogers sent <mask> to Uruguay in 1969 to work on international narcotics matters. The Republican primary for Governor of New Jersey had a candidate supported by <mask>. In the primary election, he organized support in Bergen County. <mask> was named Chairman of the New Jersey Republican State Committee after the primary. Senate Run and Conviction <mask> resigned from the GOP chairmanship in April 1970 and announced his candidacy for United States Senator. He lost in the general election to the Democratic incumbent, Harrison A. Williams, despite the fact that he won the Republican primary. President Nixon appointed <mask> as a special assistant for international narcotics control in the office of the Secretary of State.The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Jersey began

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title: Nelson G. Gross

texts: investigating campaign finances during the 1969 gubernatorial campaign. <mask> was indicted for tax fraud and perjury in 1973. He was accused of telling William H. Preis to lie to a federal grand jury and concealing a $5,000 campaign contribution as a tax-deductible business expense. <mask> was found guilty on all five counts. In June 1976, <mask> surrendered to federal authorities to begin a two-year prison term. He would serve six months. After <mask> was paroled in December 1977, he returned to Bergen County, managing a real estate business and operating a restaurant that was converted from an old ferry.A tennis club, a movie theater, a motel, a strip mall and an office building are tenants of the Jinep Corporation, which he was a principal in. <mask> and his wife Noel lived in New Jersey, New York, and Florida. Noel Love <mask> remained active in Republican party politics despite <mask> abandoning his political career. She served on the Republican National Committee after she was a member of the United States delegation to the United Nations. She was the chairwoman of the New Jersey Racing Commission. <mask> was kidnapped and murdered on the morning of September 17, 1997. He was last seen driving his car on River Road near his restaurant.The men were in the car with <mask> as he drove to the bank to withdraw the money. After a weeklong search, the body of <mask> was found on a wooded embankment near the Hudson River. Three teenagers from Washington Heights, Manhattan, one of whom worked as a busboy, were arrested for the robbery and murder of <mask>, eventually pleading guilty to the crimes. They admitted to abducting <mask>, forcing him to drive to a bank to withdraw money, and then killing him in a secluded spot along the Henry Hudson parkway. Two of the accomplices were given the maximum sentence of 30 years in prison, while a third was sentenced to 17 years. The University of Nebraska Press published a memoir by <mask>'s daughter, called Bigger than Life: A Murder, a Memoir, in 2007. There are links to biographical information for

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title: Justin Guarini

texts: The American singer, musician, actor, host and record producer, who in 2002 was the runner-up on the first season of American Idol, was born on October 28, 1978. <mask> was born in Columbus, Georgia. His father is Eldrin Bell, a former Atlanta, Georgia, Chief of Police and former chairperson of the Clayton County Commission in Georgia. His mother is Italian American and worked as a journalist for CNN. His mother and stepfather were both physicists and lived in the Philadelphia suburb of Doylestown, Pennsylvania. He attended a high school. When he was four years old, he was accepted to the Atlanta Boy Choir.He joined the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Boys Choir after moving to Pennsylvania. From 1996 to 2000 he was the lead soloist in an award-winning a cappella group named The Midnight Voices. The group released an independent album in 1999 with proceeds going to a music scholarship fund. He was a director at the haunted woods in Bridgeton Township, Pennsylvania, in 2001. He played the lead roles in The Pirates of Penzance and Once on This Island. In addition to singing and stage performing, Guarini plays the piano, guitar, and banjo. He attended the School for Film and Television in New York City after studying vocal performance and theater at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.He worked in nightclubs in New York before auditioning for American idol. He was offered a role in the Broadway production of The Lion King after he was chosen for American IDOL. In his exclusive 2008 blog for the television site, Fancast, <mask> wrote about his decision between the two offers and stated that he had attended master classes. It was a dream that almost came true. I wasn't letting go now that I knew I was onto

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title: Justin Guarini

texts: something. I politely turned down the offer of a role. The show's rules prevented participants from having existing record contracts, so he was considering a contract offer from an independent record label.Simon Cowell praised <mask>'s performance in the show's first season, telling him "occasionally you're very privileged when you do a competition like this to hear somebody undiscovered who has a voice like yours". After signing with 19 Management, Guarini secured a record deal with RCA. He was the only contestant that Oprah Winfrey asked to appear on The Oprah Winfrey Show. His eponymous album was released in June of 2003 and coincides with the single releases of the current second season American Idol top two finalist and the movie From <mask> to Kelly. The album sold 146,000 copies despite the film being panned. In December of 2003 he was dropped from the record label. The 2004 pre-Broadway New York Stage and Film Powerhouse Theater workshop/presentation of the musical Good Vibrations was performed by Guarini.His performance in the original Broadway production landed him an offer to continue in the role, but he declined. His own production company, Justice Entertainment, released his second album, Stranger Things Have Happened, independently in December 2005. The album of reinvented jazz standards was described by Allmusic as a successful reinvention where his natural skills shine. A benefit song was recorded by <mask> and H.H. In August 2006 a song by Gayuna Cealo was featured on the Today Show. The title track from his album was used in the documentary. TV Guide Network signed <mask> as a permanent co- host for their shows.On-air duties with the network expanded to include guest hosting/appearances on

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title: Justin Guarini

texts: other TV Guide Network shows, hosting movie premiere specials, and serving as a member of TV Guide Network's awards show team with on-air coverage of awards shows. Revolve was released in May 2008 and consists of three songs "Sweet Time", "Rock Bottom", and "When She Cries". During his visit to Disney's Hollywood Studios in February 2009, <mask> confirmed that he was going to marry his fiancée. People reported that the couple married on September 26, 2009. He became a part of the Broadway community with his 2010 Broadway debut as Carlos in a musical adaptation of Pedro Almodovar's film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. <mask>'s debut was praised by critics as "surprisingly charming" and "captivating". Will was one of the three male leads in Green Day's rock musical American Idiot, which ran through April 24, 2011.His first child with his wife was born on April 26, 2011. His second child, Asher, was born in February. In the Broadway production of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", <mask> was cast as Paris. The live-filmed stage play was released in movie theaters after it ran on Broadway. The role of Fiyero was played by <mask> in the Broadway production of Wicked. There are lead roles in regional productions of Rent, Chicago, Company and Joseph. The Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia hosted a production of the Ghost Brothers of Darkland County.A Live Radio Play voiced George Bailey in a comedy in 2015. He starred in Paint Your Wagon at the New York City Center. The Mexican miner was played by Guarini. The Dallas Theater Center will show the musical "Moonshine: The Hee Haw Musical" on September 2 through October 11. In the year of 2016 In Transit is a musical with book, music and lyrics by

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title: Lloyd Tevis

texts: The president of Wells Fargo & Company from 1872 to 1892 was <mask>. <mask> was the son of Samuel and Sarah Greathouse. <mask> studied law in his office and assisted his father as a court clerk. He became a salesman with a wholesale dry goods company in Louisville, Kentucky, after studying and working in a neighboring county. He was appointed as an assignee when the company failed. <mask> was offered and accepted a place in the Bank of Kentucky because of his performance in this position. He left the bank to work for an insurance company.California Tevis joined the gold rush in the spring of 1849. He secured a position in the county recorder's office at the end of the year after finding little success in the diggings. He saved money from his salary and bought his first piece of land for $250. In October 1850 he and James Ben Ali Haggin opened a law office. They moved to San Francisco in the 19th century. Rancho Del Paso was acquired by Haggin and Tevis. Haggin and Tevis were married to sisters of a Kentuckian who moved to California.On April 20, 1854, Tevis married Susan G. The Tevises had five children: three sons and two daughters. John C. Breckinridge was the son of a former Vice President. One of the principals of the California steam navigation company was Tevis. He made $200,000 in the sale of the California State Telegraph Company to the Western Union Telegraph Company. One of the early manufacturers of illuminating gas in

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title: Lloyd Tevis

texts: California was the president and principal owner of the Pacific Ice Company. At one time, Tevis owned 1,300 miles of stagecoach lines in California, horse-drawn streetcar lines in San Francisco, and ranch lands with thousands of head of cattle and sheep.He was a pioneer in the reclamation of swamp lands. The San Francisco and San Jose Railroad, Oakland Short Lines, and the first iteration of the Southern Pacific Railroad were all developed by <mask>. In 1868, he sold his railroad interests to the Central Pacific Railroad's "Big Four". In May 1868, <mask> joined the H.D. The Big Four formed the Pacific Union Express Company. A ten-year exclusive contract to operate over the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads was granted to this concern in 1868. <mask> was in a position to control Wells Fargo by the fall of 1869 after stock of the company declined in price.Faced with the need to get Tevis' exclusive railroad contract, Wells Fargo accepted Tevis' controlling interest and arranged for the consolidation of Pacific Union Express and Wells Fargo, which happened in 1870. In 1870, <mask> was elected vice president and a director of Wells Fargo. In 1872, <mask> was elected president of Wells Fargo. He was a shareholder of the Spring Valley Water Company, the Risdon Iron Works, the Occidental & Oriental Steamship Company, and the Sutro Tunnel Company of Virginia City. After the acquisition of the Southern Pacific Railroad by the Big Four,

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title: Lloyd Tevis

texts: <mask> was briefly the acting president of the company. Tevis made his most risky ventures when he went into gold, silver and copper mining. He owned gold and silver mines in California, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and South Dakota.The Homestake gold mine in the Black Hills and the Ontario silver mine in Utah were owned by the Tevis, Haggin, Tevis and Co., along with the great Anaconda copper strike in Montana. The Hearst share of the copper properties was sold to an English syndicate in 1897. In 1899, Tevis, Haggin and Daly sold their shares to a syndicate led by John D. Rockefeller. Tevis is said to have received $8 million. <mask> said he could think five times faster than any man in San Francisco. He proved it often. He relaxed banking practices too much in later years.John J. Valentine, Jr. and other Wells Fargo directors were critical of his administration. <mask> was forced out as president of Wells Fargo on August 11, 1892. On August 10, 1893, <mask> resigned from the board of directors. <mask> died in San Francisco on July 24, 1899, two months after selling his interest in the properties. The opera singers were brought to the <mask> mansion on Nob Hill by Dr. <mask> after the San Francisco earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906. When it became clear that the house would be destroyed by the fires, Tevis led them to the safety of North Beach. External links 1824 births 1899 deaths American chief executives Wells Fargo American people of

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title: Jean Cavalier

texts: The chief of the Camisards was <mask>. He was born in a small hamlet in southern France. His mother brought him up secretly in the Protestant faith despite being forced by persecution to become a Roman Catholic. He was an apprenticeship to a baker after he became a shepherd. He returned to the Cévennes on the eve of the rebellion of the Camisards, after being threatened with prosecution for his religious opinions. He became their leader some months later. Marshal Villars said that he was as brave in attack as he was in retreat, and that by his knowledge of the country he displayed in the management of his troops a skill as great as that.One of the most terrible partisan wars in French history was to be stopped within a period of two years. The most severe discipline was maintained by the Guerrilla. He derived his inspiration from the prophets of Israel, and raised the enthusiasm of his rude mountaineers to a pitch so high that they were ready to die with their leader for the sake of liberty of conscience. Each battle made him fear his name. He dared to hold a religious assembly at the gates of Alais, and the local


title: Jean Cavalier

texts: though he received assistance in the publication of the Memoirs, it is still true that his work is the most valuable source for the history of his life. He was appointed Lieutenant Governor of Jersey on May 25th, 1738, after being made a general on October 27th, 1735. He wrote in the year 1739 that he would take the waters in England so as to be in a fit condition for the war against the Spaniards. He died in the year 1739 after being promoted to the rank of major-general. There is an entry in the parochial register of the church. There is a story about him being the lucky rival of Voltaire for the hand of Olympe, daughter of Madame Dunoyer. The daughter of Captain de Ponthieu was married to him during his stay in England."I confess," Malesherbes says, "that this warrior, who, without ever having served, found himself by the mere gift of nature a great general, this Cami." Frank Puaux, Vie <mask> <mask> and David Carnegie Andrew Agnew are references. 54-66 (London, 1871) was written by Charvey. The name of the Camisard chief was popularised by Eugne Sue. There are external links to the Oxford Dictionary of National

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title: Paul Zorner

texts: During World War II, <mask> was a German night fighter pilot. Zorner is credited with aerial victories. <mask> was the ninth most successful fighter pilot in the history of aerial warfare. Born in 1920 to a large family, Zorner left school in 1938 to pursue a military career. He was accepted as a Fahnenjunker in October of 1938 after applying to join the Luftwaffe. Zorner was licensed to fly multi-engine aircraft after completing his training. He was posted at 4.Staffel (squadron) was the besonderen Verwendung 104. Z.b.v. The Junkers Ju 52 transports were flown by the Fighting Group for Special Use. The Battle of Greece and Battle of Crete took place in 1941. During the Anglo-Iraqi War, Zorner flew supplies to Syria. Zorner flew in the invasion of the Soviet Union from June to October 1941. On 20 October 1941, Zorner was transferred to the German night fighter arm.He completed his training as a night fighter pilot in July 1942. <mask> was posted to 10 on October 3, 1942. Staffel (squadron) Nachtjagdgeschwader 3 (NJG 3, Night Fighter Wing 3). On 17 January 1943 <mask> claimed his first victory and on 3 March he achieved the five victories necessary to qualify as a night fighter ace. He became Staffelkapitn (squadron leader) of 8./NJG 3 after achieving 12 victories. On 3 January 1944, <mask> achieved his 20th victory and on 20 March 1944, he was awarded the German Cross in Gold for 35 night victories. On April 4, 1944, <mask> was appointed the Group Commander of NJG 5.The Knight's Cross

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title: Paul Zorner

texts: of the Iron Cross was awarded to Zorner on 9 June. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves was awarded to Zorner. The commanding officer of II./NJG 100 was <mask> until May 1945. On March 6, 1945, <mask> achieved his 59th victory. On 8 May 1945, <mask> surrendered to the United States Army. <mask>'s unit was handed over to the Red Army on 17 May and he was a prisoner in the Soviet Union until December 1949. He retired in 1981 after studying engineering.<mask> died at the age of 93. <mask> was born on March 31, 1920. One of eight children, he was a son of head teachers. The size of the family strained Zorner's parent's financial resources and he could not take up the hobby. Zorner passed his school leaving certificate in the spring of 1938. Zorner applied to join the Luftwaffe and was accepted as an officer candidate in October of 1938. Zorner began his pilot training at Oschatz-Sachsen on November 8, 1938.He was accepted as Fhnrich on March 14, 1939. He completed the first stage of his training there. From 1 November 1939 to the 30 June 1940, Zorner trained at the Flugzeugfhrerschule C in Lnnewitz to become a pilot. He was promoted to the rank of lieutenant on April 1, 1940. Zorner attended the Flugzeugfhrerschule C 11 to complete his advanced training from 1 July 1940 to 15 January 1941. Zorner qualified for night flying after attending the Blindflugschule at Neuburg an der Donau. Zorner was posted during World War II.Staffel (squadron) is a group of people. The Junkers

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texts: training was done with theSupplementary Night Hunting Group. Zorner was posted at 8.Staffel (squadron), II. The NJG 2 Night Fighter Wing 2 was based at Gilze- Rijen Air Base in the Netherlands on 1 July 1942. On 3 October 1942 <mask> was moved again, this time to 10./Nachtjagdgeschwader 3 (NJG 3)—Night Fighter Wing 3), where he remained until 5 December 1942. He was ordered to Wittmundhafen the next day and appointed Staffelkapitn. The command was held by Zorner until March 1943. The Staffel had a night fighter. Zorner wanted his commanding officer to fly the Bf-110.Lippe-Weienfeld agreed to fly both in rotation with other units. On the night of January 17, 1943, Arthur Harris ordered an attack on Berlin. The operation was carried out by Avro Lancaster and 17 Handley-Page Halifax bombers. Until the H2S ground scanning radar became available, it was the last attack on the German capital. <mask> shot down the Halifax northwest of Juist at 21:45. This was <mask>'s 14th mission as a night fighter pilot. On 12 February 1943, Bomber Command attacked Wilhelmshaven with 177 aircraft.The area was covered by clouds. The British used parachute flares to mark the target. The naval dockyard and the town of Mariensiel were damaged when the naval ammunition depot blew up. Zorner claimed that Lancaster shot down over the North Sea. The only pilot to claim a victory was Zorner. One of the three crews lost in the operation flew in Lancaster I. There are 57 squadrons of the Royal Air Force.Sergeant K. T.

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texts: Dutton and his crew disappeared and were not found. Zorner was warned for leaving the Do 217s inactive after his second victory. Zorner operated the type on his next flight. On 19 February, Zorner claimed his third victory. The bomber was recorded as a Douglas A-20 Havoc. <mask>'s Dornier had to make a forced landing due to an oil leak and a hit to the wing. The enemy bomber flew just above the sea before it disappeared into the mist, although Zorner claimed a probable.He was granted the victory because its recovery was deemed impossible. Zorner's victim was Vickers Wellington II. Sergeant J. O. R. Gauthier was the pilot. Sergeants H. R. Bailey, F. Ruzycki, R. C. Ramsay, Flight Sergeant R. W. Ferrier and Pilot Officer C. A. McKinnon were posted missing in action. The aircraft is likely to have crashed into the North Sea. On the night of February 26, Zorner claimed a Short Stirling northwest of Schiermonnikoog. In 1943, the air war was intensified and a concerted effort was made to destroy the German Ruhr region.The Battle of the Ruhr took place from March to July 1943. Medium bombers in 16 of Harris's 53 squadrons were equipped with H2S terrain mapping radar. The first victory in the defence of the Ruhr was claimed by Zorner on the night of March 7, 1943. Karl-Heinz was the only other person who had a claim. Wellington HE 202, SE-Z, piloted by Sergeant Cecil, was probably Zorner's victim. A squadron of the Royal Air Force. The bomber was flying over the Frisian Islands when it was shot