title: Mideon

texts: Viscera after The Ministry dissolved, even though no clear stable was ever established again. Knight was briefly an imitator in early 2000. Knight returned in-ring in mid-2000 as <mask>, a persona who ran around arenas wearing only a pair of boots and a thong. He tried to win the European Championship in 2000 but was defeated. Knight interfered in the match between Chris Jericho and Kane. Knight was released in January 2001 after wrestling in a few dark matches. After his time with the WWF, Knight returned to his home in Florida and began training students at Steve Keirn's Pro Wrestling school.He continued to wrestle for several Florida independent promotions as well as touring Europe. Knight returned for several dark matches for World Wrestling Entertainment under his own name. During the scheduled match between Monty Brown and Trytan, Knight appeared at the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling event. Trytan disappeared from the ring after the lights went off. A masked Knight was pinned by Brown when the lights came on. The person under the mask was released the next day. Knight was a professional wrestler.On November 22, 2020, Knight and Henry O. Godwinn came back to the company to take part in The Undertaker's retirement ceremony. The members of the Bone Street Krew paid tribute. After retiring from professional wrestling, Knight began working as a chef. Knight has an eyeball tattooed on the back of his head and a tattoo on his left arm. Championship Wrestling from Florida CWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Jumbo Baretta Independent Professional Wrestling IPW Hardcore Championship (1


title: Ivan Durrant

type: paraphrased

texts: <mask> is an artist. Durrant is known for creating art with great shock value, such as the 1975 "Slaughtered Cow Happening" outside the National Gallery of Victoria. Durrant's paintings use a self-developed style of "Super-Realism". Many of Durrant's works are in public collections. <mask> was one of seven children. <mask>'s mother decided to place the children into state care because of his father's alcoholism. Durrant was raised in an orphanage.He suffered emotional abuse and was dealt regular beatings. He can remember being injected, even when he wasn't sick. Durrant's parents did not visit their children in the orphanage. Durrant spent his summers on farms where he was hired to work. Durrant says that he has always had a love for looking at the structure of animals, and it was during that time that he realized his love for birds and animals. <mask>'s art gave him a social advantage while he was at the orphanage. The 16-year old senior boys looked after me and I wouldn't be bullied because I could do drawings in their books for them, so art became my thing.Durrant had an interest in painting when he was a teenager. One of the first people to see potential in Durrant's work was Georges Mora, who gave him $300 in cash to buy paints and his first exhibition in 1970. Durrant's painting technique evolved into paintings of extreme Photorealism, which has come to be referred to as "supraphotolism". Durrant was able to create realistic body parts while working at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. This skill was used to create realistic sculptures of ears, hands, pig heads and other cuts of meat. Durrant explores the colors and action of Australian Rules football. His work has ranged from paintings to photography, public

masks:
Ivan Durrant
Ivan Durrant
Ivan
Ivan


title: Ivan Durrant

texts: we tend to disengage animals from the whole process of killing. There was a film made of the event, which was shown at the Dendy Cinema, New York in 1976, the White Street Theatre, New York in 1976, and the Museum of Modern Art, New York in 1976. Durrant's work can be found in the National Gallery of Australia, the Art Gallery of South Australia, and the Art Gallery of Western Australian. All characters were created by <mask>. The Australia Felix Arts Festival is the largest gathering of artists, poets, and writers in Australia.120 artists and visiting artists were at the festival, as well as 40 poets. <mask> is a regular contributor to the magazine. The Durrant family lives in Blairgowrie, Victoria, married to <mask>. There are cattle. He worked in an abattoir to get through school. Durrant was the first Victorian ward to get a bachelor's degree. Durrant exhibited in New York with American Realists Chuck Close and Janet Fish.The Art of Australia includes Asher Bilu, Chuck Close, Janet Fish, Georges Mora, and Mad Dog Morgan. The 'Boundary Rider Exhibition' was held in the Ararat Rural City Council. The National Gallery of Australia has an exhibition titled 'Ivan DURRANT'. 48/3. Gowing, Ben, '<mask>rrant', Brass and Gowing,' was published in 2011. The story '<mask>rrant' is from the Radio National Night Club. The story '<mask> Durrant' was on Radio National Sunday Morning in 2004.Rule, Dan, 'From unholy cows to horses for courses', Horse.com.au, 15 Feb 2011. Representing <mask>, (n.d.), http://www.stephensart.com.au/index.html, was viewed 10 Jan 2012 The Great Shed Show by <mask> is in Gallery 34. <mask>'s portrait titled "A Little Bit Louder Now" of Australian singer, Johnny O'Keefe is available on the

masks:
Ivan Durrant
Ivan Durrant
Judy Durrant
Ivan Du
Ivan Du
Ivan
Ivan Durrant
Ivan Durrant
Ivan Durrant


title: Ford Rainey

masks:
Ford Rainey
Archie Coleman Rainey
Rainey


title: Ford Rainey

texts: KJR and KOMO in Seattle, as well as being a touring stage actor. His Broadway debut was in a 1939 Chekhov production of The Possessed with fellow Cornish alumni. He and other Chekhov students founded the Ojai Valley Players after moving to California. He made his film debut in White Heat in 1949 and went on to appear in a number of films. His film credits include The Naked Zoo, The Traveling Executioner, My Old Man's Place, and Bed & Breakfast. He co-starred in the acclaimed television movie My Sweet Charlie in 1970, as well as appearing in other TV movies such as A Howling in the Woods and The Stranger Who Looks Like Me.He appeared in many television shows, including The Invaders, The Tall Man, The Hunter and the Hunted, and The Wild Wild. The tall, authoritative-looking actor was a natural at playing leaders. In Window on Main Street, he played newspaper editor Lloyd Ramsey, who was played by Robert Young. He was a member of the regular cast of The Richard Boone Show. He played the role of Police Chief Vernon in Tenafly and The Manhunter on CBS, as well as portraying Dr. Barnett on the NBC crime drama Search. The role of Russell Durham in "The Case of the Unsuitable Uncle" was one of four guest appearances that <mask> made on the CBS courtroom series. He played a murder victim in a movie.<mask> played an uncredited President in The Time Tunnel

masks: Rainey Ford


title: Ford Rainey

texts: episode "The Death Trap", as well as an uncredited President in the pilot episode of Lost in Space. The father of Steve Austin in Lee Majors' The Six Million Dollar Man was portrayed by <mask>. He appeared in Amerika. He played a general on M*A*S*H and a judge on The Waltons. In the 1990s and 2000s, there were recurring roles on ER and The King of Queens. He could be seen in some commercials in the 70s and 80s. He was a member of Trinity Square Repertory Company.<mask> was a bachelor until the age of 46, when he married and had two sons, Robert and James, who were born in New York City. Kathy was born in Malibu, California. When he died of a stroke at the age of 96, <mask> remained in Malibu with his wife while he acted and enjoyed hobbies such as bird breeding. He was buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery. <mask>, <mask>'s 54-year-old son, was found murdered in his Los Angeles, California office in May of 2012 The case is still unsolved. Zuckie Hommell's film White Heat was uncredited. Ernest Craig's film The Robe was uncredited.Congressman Keach Pounds 40 of Trouble, Judge Kings of the Sun, The Chief Gunpoint, Johnny Tiger, Sam Tiger, and Harris Chuka are uncredited. There are external links to Amos The Politics of Desire, Radio Listener's Husband, Pop Reynolds The King of Queens, Mickey Purgatory Flats, and van Houten Bed &

masks:
Rainey
Ford Rainey
Rainey
Robert Rainey
Ford


title: Jamal Edwards

texts: The founder of the online urban music platform SB.TV was a British DJ and music entrepreneur named <mask>. The Prince's Trust helps young people set up their own businesses. The aim of the project is to reopen and refurbished youth centres. Before moving to West London, where he lived with his mother, his mother's husband, and his sister, he was born in England. The family is from SaintVincent and the Grenadines. He was introduced to stage school by his mother, who was fourth in the second series of The X Factor. He wanted to be successful in the music industry, but she wanted him to pursue acting and drama.He enjoyed the subjects of music and information technology. He had to study for an extra year because he couldn't get the grades he needed for college. He received a degree in Media Moving Image from West London College. He began to rap when he was in school and would make videos with his friends that would be posted on the internet. The videos would eventually become his business. While working for Topman he was able to support himself financially. There is an online media platform to discover emerging artists.It launched in 2006 and has helped to launch the careers of many artists. When he was 15, he was given a video camera and filmed his friends and uploaded them to his YouTube channel. He took the initials from "SmokeyBarz", the name he had briefly used as a rapper, and created a channel for his videos. He continued to make videos while working for Topman after he left school. His videos got a lot of views. He was able to stay in Topman. He began to explore other musical genres after initially focusing on grime dance music.Jessie J's first acoustic video was filmed before she became well-known. He filmed many others, such as Stormzy, Ed Sheeran, Dave,


title: Jamal Edwards

texts: Emeli Sandé, Rita Ora, and others. There was an advert for Google Chrome in 2011. The ad caused the site to crash due to the traffic and it became the second most popular UK video of the year. As a result, this attracted the attention of the rapper, Dr Dre, who invited <mask> to film him on a tour of Asia. In 2016 the Press Association expanded into more of a mainstream multichannel video. Over the years, he collaborated with some of the world's biggest stars, such as Drake, and conducted the first online UK-based interviews with them.He released a headwear collection on Topman, his previous place of employment, as well as his online platform. There were limited editions of snapbacks and bucket hats in the collection. The open forum discussion with Adwoa Aboah was part of the GQ Heroes series. He made a documentary about male suicide. The Frame runway show was held at London's Nine Elms. <mask>dwards. The video featured a number of players. The 8BARS app is a ground-breaking platform supporting up-and-coming music stars. British rapper Nines invested in the app, as well as early investors.It launched with a pilot partnership. The DJ named <mask> was named after his birth name, so he created aTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia.Trademarkia The house and dance music event night was launched under this name. A grassroots youth-centre project was founded by Edward in the year 2019. Four youth centres in Acton were refurbished and reopened byEdwards. More than 150 people have engaged in the four centres. Directing In 2021, a film by Edward, was signed to

masks:
Edwards
EdwardsE
Jamal Artman


title: Jamal Edwards

texts: Book of Man. DeathEdwards died at his mother's home in London at the age of 31 after a sudden illness. Friends said that the cause of death was a heart attack. He was DJing at a gig the day before. After his death was announced, celebrities and other figures made statements. Lady Leshurr said the news was "heartbreaking" and that he gave her opportunity after opportunity to showcase her talent. We have to keep his name and brand alive.His work in music but also as an ambassador for a new generation, including his work for The Prince's Trust, were an inspiration to Charles, Prince of Wales. In the New Year's Honours from Elizabeth II,<mask> was awarded an MBE for his services to music through his business. The ES Power 1000 is a list of the most influential people in London. There was a list of the top 30 young people in digital media. The Best New StartUp from Virgin Media and Virgin StartUp was awarded toEdwards in 2015. In the New Media section of Debrett's list of 500 most influential people in Britain in 2015,<mask> was included along with Zoella and Alfie Deyes. The British Interactive Media Association has a Hall of Fame.He was honoured for his contributions to the online music industry. In 2016 he was named in the 100 Most Connected Men by the magazine. One hundred successful entrepreneurs were recognised by The Sunday Times and the Maserati 100 in 2016 in a partnership. The Prince's Trust chose him to be their ambassador. Prince Charles runs a charity that helps young people set up their own businesses. He received a degree from the University. The University of West London awarded a Doctor of Letters degree to him in November 2021.British people of SaintVincent and the Grenadines descent, as well as members of the Order of the British Empire, are

masks: Edwards Edwards


title: William S. Lind

texts: <mask><mask> is an American conservative author who is aligned with paleoconservatism. He is the author of many books and one of the first proponents of fourth-generation warfare theory. He wrote for The American Conservative under the name Thomas Hobbes. Lind received a master's degree in history from Princeton University in 1971 after graduating from Dartmouth College in 1969. Lind wrote to Senator Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio in order to get a job with Amtrak. Lind was offered a job in Taft's office, where he began analyzing defense policy. Lind was part of a group of U.S. military officers who helped to create fourth-generation war theory.Lind worked for Senator Gary Hart of Colorado from 1977 to 1986 and served as a legislative aide for Taft from 1973 to 1976. He is a co-author with Hart of America Can Win: The Case for Military Reform. Lind has written for a number of websites. Lind was criticized for having never served in the military and for having never led men in combat, but according to the book "The Fighter Pilot Who Changed The Art of War", he was during a lecture on maneuver warfare. Lind cut him off at the knees when challenged by the officer. Lind was the Director of the Center for Cultural Conservatism at the Free Congress Foundation. He believes that the federal government began to affect the culture of the United States in a negative way because they ceased to represent their interests.The foundation believes that cultural conservatives should not be involved in the collapse of American culture. Setting up independent parallel institutions with a right to secession and a highly-decentralized nature that would rely on individual responsibility and discipline to remain intact but prevent the takeover of the institutions by those hostile to cultural conservatism is supported by it. <mask> and Paul Weyrich co-authored an monographs for the Free Congress Foundation that tries to convince American conservatives to support government funding for

masks:
William S
. Lind
Lind


title: William S. Lind

texts: mass transit programs. Lind believes that Cultural Marxism is an organized conspiracy against what he views as the traditional Christian values of America. Lind was an associate publisher of The New Electric Railway Journal from 1988 to 1996 and co-hosted a monthly program about light rail on the National Empowerment Television network in 1994. Lind has criticized neoconservatives in his commentaries. He has written for LewRockwell.com.He is a monarchist. He supports a non-interventionist foreign policy. Lind announced in his December 15, 2009, column that he was leaving the staff of the Center unexpectedly and that his series of articles was on hiatus. Lind wrote Victoria: A Novel of 4th Generation War in which a group of "Christian Marines" lead an armed resistance against Cultural Marxism as the US federal government collapses. According to a report by the Southern Poverty Law Center, Lind was the main promoter and popularizer of the Cultural Marxism conspiracy theory. The conspiracists' preoccupation with the Jewishness of most Frankfurt School intellectuals is seen as confirmation that Cultural Marxism is an antisemitic canard. If the South had won the civil war, Lind wrote, the real damage to race relations in the South would not have occurred.The journalist Thomas E. Ricks said in "The Widening Gap Between the Military and Society" that <mask>'s rhetoric of Marxist cultural subversion is different from the standard right-wing American rhetoric of the '90s. There are people in the West who agree with bin Laden that Islam is the reason for the turmoil in the Middle East. The case that Islam is a religion of oppression and backwardness has been made by preachers such as Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell. <mask>'s theory on cultural Marxism is the basis for the 27 pages taken directly from his writings. "Political Correctness": A Short History of an Ideology by <mask><mask> is from the original Declaration of Cultural Independence Military.com

masks:
Lind
Lind
William S
. Lind


title: Henry Rathbone

texts: The United States military officer and diplomat <mask> was present at the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. John Wilkes Booth entered the president's box at Ford's Theatre and shot Lincoln in the head while he was sitting next to his fiancée, Clara Harris. Booth stabbed and seriously wounded <mask> when he tried to stop him from fleeing the scene. One of four children of a wealthy businessman and Albany's first elected mayor, <mask> was born in Albany, New York. His father died in 1845. His widowed mother was married to Ira Harris. Harris was assigned to the U.S.Lincoln's Secretary of State was William H. Seward. Louisa, the wife of Harris, died in 1845. As a result of this marriage, Ira Harris and his daughter, Clara, became Rathbone's stepsister. They formed a close friendship and fell in love. Shortly before the American Civil War, the two became engaged. He worked in a law partnership in Albany and studied law at Union College. He worked as a judge advocate in the New York National Guard.He was sent to Europe as an observer during the Second Italian War for Independence. At the start of the American Civil War, he entered the Union Army and served as a captain in the 12th infantry. He was given a desk job after being pulled from frontline duty. He attained the rank of major by the end of the war. On April 14, 1865, the two men accepted an invitation from Lincoln and his wife to see a play at Ford's Theatre. Several other people had declined Mrs. Lincoln's invitation and were invited

masks:
Henry Reed Rathbone
Rathbone
Henry


title: Henry Rathbone

texts: by the president and his wife. Lincoln was shot in the head with a pistol by noted stage actor John Wilkes Booth during the play.Booth slashed <mask>'s left arm with a dagger as he tried to catch him. He was horrified by the anger on Booth's face. Booth was about to jump from the box when <mask> grabbed at him. He grabbed onto Booth's coat, causing Booth to fall awkwardly to the stage, perhaps breaking his leg, though some conspiracy theorists said that the injury did not occur until later. Booth remained at large for twelve days. Mary Lincoln was escorted by Rathbone across the street from where the president had been taken. He passed out due to blood loss.Harris held <mask>'s head in her lap as he lay semiconscious. When Charles Leale examined the wound, he realized that it was more serious than he had thought. Booth cut him almost to the bone. Mary Lincoln stayed with Harris as the president lay dying over the next eight hours. Lincoln died at 7:22 a.m. after a death vigil that lasted through the night. After Lincoln's death, his mental state deteriorated as he felt powerless to stop the assassination attempt. He married Harris on July 11, 1867, and the couple had three children.The congressman was Gerald Lawrence, who was born August 26, 1871. In 1870, he rose to the rank of brevet colonel and resigned from the Army. His mental instability made it difficult for him to find and keep a job. Harris resented the attention she paid to their children and he became convinced that she was unfaithful.

masks: Rathbone Rathbone Rathbone


title: Henry Rathbone

texts: He was concerned that she was going to divorce him and take the children. He tried to get a position as a U.S. diplomat in a European city. There are rumors that the U.S. never established diplomatic relations with Germany.During the Cleveland administration, <mask>'s brother was the consul to Paris. His mental health continued to decline as he and his family relocated to Germany. He attacked his children in a fit of madness. He killed his wife and stabbed the children. He tried to kill himself with five stabs in the chest. He was charged with murder, but doctors declared him insane after he blamed the murder on an invader. He was committed to an asylum for the criminally insane in Hildesheim, Germany.The couple's children were sent to live with their uncle in the United States. He spent the rest of his life in the asylum. He was buried next to his wife in the city cemetery. The management of the cemetery decided in 1952 that both sets of remains could be exhumed in order to dispose of them. Both are currently buried in Germany, but have been placed under newer graves as a way of saving space. Depictions on film and television include: Earl Schenck in The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln, Lloyd Whitlock in The Prisoner of Shark Island, Steve Darrell in Prince of Players, and Sean Baldwin in The Lincoln Conspiracy. Henry and Clara is a historical fiction novel written by Thomas Mallon.There are External links to births, deaths, crimes, and people associated with the assassination of Abraham


title: Noreen Oliver

texts: <mask> is a British businesswoman and advocate of drug and alcohol policy reform. She is the founder and CEO of addiction treatment centers. She attended the Christ the King Catholic Voluntary Academy. O-Levels included English, history, domestic science and science. She received a postgraduate degree in marketing. She worked as a dental nurse, director of patient services at a private clinic, pharmaceutical representative, healthcare liaison worker in the community, and marketing manager and volunteer at theNottingham Clinic from 1975 to 1998. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217I was an alcoholic. I kept two jobs. There were emergency admissions towards the end. Consultants were screaming that I was going to die. She was admitted to the hospital at the age of 31 because she was drinking a bottle of gin a day. Her stomach was so small that she was unable to eat. She vowed to turn her life around after she survived and was given last rites by a priest.She tried to cleanse nine times. Her family arranged for


title: Noreen Oliver

texts: her to attend a rehabilitation clinic after her near death experience. She shared a room with a woman who also worked the streets. This was a completely alien thing to me and I was horrified at first, but I realized she was not so different to me. She stopped drinking in 1993. She sought doctors' advice on how she could help others. I remortgaged my home and started in two rooms.In 1998 she founded the Burton Addiction Centre, now the BAC O'Connor Centre, in Burton-on-Trent, and in 2002 she opened a second BAC O'Connor Centre. One of the highest rates of success for helping people rehabilitate from drug and alcohol addictions is achieved by BAC. The centre's figures show that 74 percent of drug users and 83 percent of alcoholics are sober two years after completing the 18-week programme; the UK national average is 30 percent sober six years after treatment. The centre earned the highest scores in the United Kingdom from the healthcare commission in 2006 and has become nationally renowned. The BAC O'Connor Centre will be used as a template to open other similar centers in the county. The O'Connor Gateway Trust was established by <mask> to help recovering drug addicts and alcoholics gain the necessary skills and qualifications for employment and to provide a safe, social environment free from drugs or alcohol. Recovering addicts who have been through the BAC programme are members of Recovery Is Out There.The group provides support for other recovering addicts. Langan's Tea Rooms is a social enterprise that employs recovering addicts. Langan's Tea Rooms was built in a building that was once a restaurant called Burton House. A strong advocate of recovery is <mask>. In 2010, she founded the

masks: Oliver Oliver


title: Noreen Oliver

texts: Recovery Group UK, an alliance of academics, rehabilitation service providers and drug- and alcohol-related organizations. <mask> says that the Recovery Group UK is working toward a balanced, integrated, seamless treatment system for recovery. The UK and European Symposium on Addictive Disorders was held in London in 2011.She is a member of the Community, Voluntary and Local Services Honours Committee, which reviews nominations for national honours for merit and service. The Centre for Social Justice is a leading think tank in the UK. <mask> was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his services to disadvantaged people. She received a lifetime achievement award from the Centre for Social Justice. Iain Duncan Smith selects the recipient of the award each year. She is the chairman of the Addictions Working Group on the board of directors. <mask> was invited to carry the Olympic flame prior to the 2012 Olympics in London.The Daily Mirror People's Award for Justice was won by her. Since 2005, she has been married to <mask>. She has three children and two children. She has damaged nerve endings in her legs as a result of her alcoholism. She has become friends with Russell Brand, who sought her advice about what to do with the money he had raised to help drug users. She is interviewed in Brand's documentary End the Drugs War, in which he visits the BAC Centre and attends a graduation ceremony for a recovering addict who had just completed the programme. He opened a similar social enterprise after visiting the Langan's Tea Rooms.Brand: A Second Coming is a documentary about Brand's activism. The O'Connor Centre for Social Justice has a link to the British Empire Drug policy reform

masks:
Oliver
Oliver
Oliver
Tony Oliver


title: Murong Xi

texts: The emperor of the LaterYan dynasty of China was named <mask>. After the death of his nephew <mask>g, he became emperor due to his affair with his mother. He was seen as a cruel ruler, who acted at the will of himself and his wife. After the death of Emperor Fu in 407, he left the capital Longcheng to bury her, and the soldiers took this chance to rebel and replace him with <mask>o's adopted son. Some historians think that Murong Yun was the last emperor of LaterYan and the first emperor of NorthernYan, while others think that he was the last emperor of LaterYan and the first emperor of NorthernYan. Murong <mask> was born in 385 to <mask> and his concubine Duan. He was created by <mask>i.He was a favored son of <mask> Chui. During his father's reign, little is known about his life. After the death of <mask> Chui, Murong <mask>'s older brother, <mask> Bao, took over the reigns. Due to their young ages, the Prince of Bo and his brothers decided to abandon Zhongshan and move the capital to the old FormerYan capital Longcheng. The officer Duan Sugu, who supported Murong Long's son, was the one who ordered Murong Bao's troops to revolt. In the rebellion, many imperial princes were killed, but because of their friendship, <mask> <mask> was spared. After Duan was killed by Lan Han, he laid a trap for <mask> Bao and had him killed as well, so Lan Han created <mask> <mask> the Duke of Liaodong to continue the worship of the Murong.When Murong Bao's son killed Lan Han in a coup and restored LaterYan, he used only a princely title, so imperial princes' titles were reduced to ducal titles. The title of Duke of

masks:
Murong Xi
Murong Shen
Murong Ba
Xi
Murong Chui
Murong Chu
Murong
Murong
Xi
Murong
Murong
Xi
Murong
Murong
Xi


title: Murong Xi

texts: Hejian was given to <mask> <mask>. He was also made a major general. In 400, when Goguryeo was attacked by <mask> Sheng, he served as his forward general and contributed greatly to the victory. At this time, Murong Sheng commented: Uncle, your bravery matched that of Shizu, but your strategies are not as well-thought out. Murong <mask> had an affair with the mother of Murong Sheng. The officials wanted a successor older than Murong Sheng's crown prince, and they also wanted to see his younger brother, <mask> Yun.She made it clear that she wanted <mask> <mask> to succeed her son because of her affair with him. The officials were forced to go along with her wishes because <mask> Yuan did not want to accept the throne and so <mask> <mask> accepted it. "Heavenly Prince" was the title he used. As a ruler, he was willing to strike out at anyone who disobeyed him or whom he viewed as a potential threat. He ordered <mask> Yun to commit suicide a few days after taking the throne. Less than a month after the plot to put the former crown prince on the throne was discovered, <mask> Ti ordered his grandnephew to commit suicide. Fu Song'e and Fu Xunying were concubines of the dead official Fu Mo.He favored both of them. He neglected his sister-in-law, who became jealous and angry, and she plotted with her nephew to overthrow <mask> <mask> and replace him with <mask> Yun. When the plot was discovered, Murong <mask> executed Ding and <mask> Yun and forced the emperor to commit suicide, but he still buried her with honors. A number of heavy construction projects were started by <mask> <mask>. The Longteng Chateau

masks: Murong Xi Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi Murong Murong Murong Xi Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi


title: Murong Xi

texts: required forced labor from 20,000 men and was built within his imperial garden. He built an artificial hill that was 57 meters high and 500 steps wide. His mother was honored as empress dowager and he created a new empress.The Xiaoyao Palace was built in the summer of 404 and had hundreds of rooms. More than half of the soldiers died from the heat and exhaustion because they couldn't get any rest. In the fall of 404, Fu Song'e became ill. She died despite the physician's claims that he could cure her. Wang was executed by drawing and quartering and then burned to death. He posthumously gave the title of Emperor Min to Consort Fu. After Consort Fu's death, Murong <mask> grew even more doting of Empress Fu, who favored huntings and journeys.They went on a long hunt and tour that took them as far north as Bailu Mountain and as far east as Qingling. More than 5,000 escort soldiers died from attacks by tigers or wolves on this winter journey. She was said to be demanding to have jellied fish in the summer and fresh Rehmannia roots in the winter, but officials in charge of supplying the palace were executed for their failures. The major city of Goguryeo was almost captured by <mask> <mask> and Emperor Fu in the spring of 405. He ordered his soldiers to flatten the wall so that he could get into the imperial wagon. The Goguryeo forces were able to refortify the city because of the delay. After the new year of 406, <mask> <mask> and his wife, Empress Fu, decided that the Khitan were too strong to be attacked and wanted to withdraw.He abandoned his heavy guard and took his cavalry to attack Goguryeo because

masks: Xi Murong Xi Murong Xi


title: Murong Xi

texts: he wanted to observe a battle. He was forced to withdraw after the attack was unsuccessful. The general, who had an arrow wound during the battle, decided to resign his post and stay in his home. The dirt used in the construction of the Chenghua Palace was described as being as expensive as grain. Empress Fu died in the summer of 407. The sister-in-law of <mask> Long's wife was forced to commit suicide so that she could be buried with the emperor. The officials were forced to weep for Empress Fu, with those who could not shed tears punished so they put chili peppers in their mouths to make them tear up.<mask> <mask> was part of the funeral procession. The general and his brother hid since <mask> <mask> wanted to have them executed, so they plotted with their cousin to start a rebellion. They did it with the help of the generals who were involved in the failed coup attempt earlier that year. They captured the palace and closed the city gates because of the friendship they had with Feng Ba. The ruler was <mask> Yun. At Longteng Chateau, <mask> <mask> prepared an assault on the city. At this time, the imperial guard soldier Chu Tou fled to him and told him that the guards were going to turn against <mask> Yun.However, for reasons unknown, <mask> <mask> panicked and fled. As the troops began to realize that <mask> <mask> had fled, they collapsed, and <mask> Ba was killed by Feng Ba's soldiers. <mask> <mask> was captured and delivered to <mask> Yun after he was found in a forest wearing civilian clothes. He and his sons were beheaded by Murong Yun. Father Murong Chui is the Father of the Mother of the

masks: Murong Murong Xi Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi Murong Xi Murong Murong Xi Murong


title: Boris Kozo-Polyansky

texts: <mask>-Polyansky is best known for his seminal work. <mask> was born on January 20, 1890 in modern-day Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, which was part of the Russian Empire. He moved to Russia in his early twenties. He graduated from Moscow University at the age of 24 and worked as an assistant at the Agricultural University until 1918. He was a professor at the university for the rest of his life and served as a dean, chair and vice president. He is buried in the city. <mask> was a professor of botany at the University of Voronezh.His research and contribution to the field focused on higher plants. His research supported the idea that flowers come from a shoot with modified leaves and that he created an original system for angiosperms. He created a new classification of umbellifers based on their fruit. During his studies in the Timskaia Highland, he discovered a collection of relict plants. "The main biogenetic law from the botanical point of view", "Tea plants of Kazakhstan", and "Course in the Systematics of Higher Plants" were all published by Kozo-Polyansky. The Voronezh Botanical Gardens are named after Kozo-Polyansky, who became the director in 1937. The theory of symbiogenesis Symbiogenesis, which describes the origin of Eukaryotic cells, was first suggested by the author.The idea of symbiogenesis can be explained through the classical Darwinian notion of evolution, something his two predecessors failed to do. The All Russian Congress of

masks:
Boris Mikhailovich Kozo
Boris Polyansky
Boris Kozo Polyansky


title: Boris Kozo-Polyansky

texts: selection, were responsible for maintaining heritable changes brought about by symbiotic interactions. The publication of Kozo-Polyansky's theory and work on evolution and symbiogenesis was ridiculed and rejected at the time, but was never recognized for its merit. English and German evolutionary works dominated the academic landscape in the West due to the language barrier of Russian. Lynn Margulis independently proposed a near identical theory to that of Kozo-Polyansky's in 1967, bringing the works of other symbiogeneticists back into academic consciousness. Margulis was made aware of Kozo-Polyansky's work by a former student at the 1975 International Conference of Botany. In 1979 a book on the history of the theory of symbiogenesis was published in the West. His original book was not translated into English until 2010 by Victor Fet and Lynn Margulis.His views are held to be correct by nearly the entire biological sciences community, and he is regarded as one of the first theorists to detail the evolution of eukaryotic cells. A special issue of the journal is dedicated to <mask> and Lynn. The new principle of biology was introduced in the works and honors. The main biogenetic law from the botanical point of view is the Theory of Symbiogenesis. Ed. I. A. Polyakov.The year was 1943. The Order of the Red Banner of Labor isCorresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Moscow State University alumni had 1890 births and 1957


title: Bob Harvey (mayor)

texts: In New Zealand, Sir <mask> was a former mayor of Waitakere City, one of four cities and three districts. The New Zealand 1990 Commemoration medal was awarded to him in 1990. He was made a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit. The role of 'champion for auckland' is to promote the city internationally and facilitate international investment opportunities. <mask> was a founder of one of the country's larger advertising agencies, MacHarman Ayer, for whom he worked from 1962 to 1992. Between 1969 and 1984 he was heavily involved in election campaigns for the New Zealand Labour Party. He is credited with the political and physical transformation of two former New Zealand prime ministers.Sir Dove-Myer Robinson, Dame Catherine Tizard, and Colin Kay were some of the mayors he worked for. The Save Manapouri Campaign objected to the building of a hydro-electric power station in 1968. The Adventure World of Sir Edmund Hilary was produced by him. The first Cannes television award for a New Zealand television commercial was directed by Roger Donaldson. <mask>'s advertising career spanned some of the most creative years in New Zealand advertising and he attracted and worked with some of the leading edge talent. The New Zealand Advertising Hall of Fame was founded in 2007. <mask> was the deputy chairman of the New Zealand Film Commission from 1986 to 1992.The 1990 Commonwealth Games Arts Festival was chaired by him. <mask> was the President of the New Zealand Labour Party from 1999 to 2000 after the death of Michael Hirschfeld. While president, Labour apologized to a West Auckland family after <mask> yelled an obscenity during an argument in public with a long-time adversary in 1999. <mask> was a board member of the Tourist Hotel Corporation from 1995 to 1998 and chairman of the Health Sponsorship Council from 1993 to 1994. He is a board member of both the Museum

masks:
Robert Anster Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey


title: Bob Harvey (mayor)

texts: of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and the Aotea Board of Governance. He is the President of the New Zealand Peace Foundation. <mask> has several books to his name, starting with Hey Dad in 1983.Rolling Thunder was the history of Karekare which won the Montana Books Award's environmental category, Untamed Coast was a Montana Book Award finalist, and White Cloud Silver Screen was a collection of film scene locations. <mask> is a life member of the Kakekare Surf Lifesaving Club and is working on the club's 80th birthday celebration called The Boys of Summer. He writes for Metro magazine. In October 1992 <mask> became the Mayor of Waitakere City. He was the first mayor in over a century to serve six consecutive terms with the Waitakere City Council, but they were replaced by the new Auckland Council. He was elected to manage growth in the Waitkere Ranges and to make Waitakere City the first eco-city in New Zealand. <mask> was awarded the Prix Unesco Villes pour la piax in 1998 for his services to peace.The First Call for Children is the main platform for the city's vision. For its environmental stance and initiatives, Waitakere has gained international recognition. The city has built four major libraries under <mask>'s leadership and is renowned for its green roof and recycling systems. The LivCom international award for environmental strategy was given to Project Twin Streams. The LivCom award for being the most Livable city in the world was won by the city. The United Nations backed initiative is called LivCom. The personal lifetime achievement LivCom award was won by <mask>.<mask> was invited to be a member of the executive committee of Mayors for Peace. French nuclear testing in the Pacific was the subject of a local government delegation led by <mask> in 1997. He joined the working party of the Mayor's Ascia Pacific Environment Summit in 1998 and was an

masks: Harvey Bob Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey


title: Bob Harvey (mayor)

texts: executive member the following year. In 1993, Havey was a keynote speaker at the invitation of British Prime Minister John Major in Manchester, and in 1995 he was a keynote speaker at the HABITAT 11 conference in Istanbal, and in 2000 he was a keynote speaker at the American Water Works Association. <mask> was the Local Government representative at the United Nations World Summit on sustainable development. He was the keynote speaker at the Eco City Summit in Washington in 2008 after becoming a member of the Australasian Mayors for Climate Change. <mask> and his wife Barbara have five adult children.The United Nations Mayors for Peace Award was given to <mask> in 1998. He was made a Companion of the Queen's Service Order for public services in 1991. <mask> swam the Dardanelles in 1979 and was the first to attempt the notorious mouth of the Manukau Harbour in 1987. <mask> was a member of the Karekare Beach Surf Lifesaving Patrol and won a bronze medal at the New Zealand national championship in 1972 and the 1995 world championship. He is a life member of the New Zealand Lifesaving Association. <mask> was involved in the creation of the great walking trail of New Zealand, Te Araroa. He was the chair and deputy chair.<mask> chaired the Park and Wilderness Trust to save Hamlin's Hill from motorway encroachment and other environmental risks. Hey Dad! St John Publishing Untamed Coast: Auckland's Waitakere Ranges and West Coast Beaches was a Montana Book Awards finalist in 2000. The Iron Bound Coast: Karekare in the Early Years is a book by Dean Buchanan. Wallace Badham is an author and <mask> is an editor. Wild Westie: The Incredible Life of <mask> is a book by Ted Scott. Mayor <mask> was interviewed for the Cultural Icons project.Video and audio. People associated with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Companions of the Queen's Service Order were awarded

masks:
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Harvey
Bob Harvey
Bob Harvey
Bob Harvey


title: Andrew P. Solt

texts: <mask> was a Hungarian-born Hollywood screenwriter. As <mask>, he began his career as a playwright. In a Lonely Place, a film noir directed by Nicholas Ray and starring Humphrey Bogart and Gloria Grahame, was written by Solt. Time magazine has a list of the 100 greatest films since 1923. In 2007, it was selected for preservation by the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress. The screenplay for Joan of Arc was co-written by Solt and Anderson. The production starring Bergman was nominated for seven Oscars and won two.Hungary became an independent nation in 1918 after the end of World War I, where <mask> was born. One of the city's top hotels was owned by his parents. The Bristol Café was a popular meeting spot for the literary and artistic community. <mask> started writing plays when he was in his teens. He staged five musicals by the age of 21. <mask>'s journey to Hollywood and a career as a screenwriter was propelled by a chance meeting with the influential Archbishop of Chicago who supported President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. The 34th International Eucharistic Congress was a gathering of Catholic Church prelates from around the world.<mask> was working at the family hotel's reception desk when he met Mundelein, who was staying at the Bristol. The Cardinal was told by <mask> that he could take him on a drive around the city. If he ever wanted to come to the United States, the Cardinal offered to sponsor him. In 1939 he was on a ship to New York City after Broadway to Hollywood. It didn't take long for him to discover the city's vibrant theater scene. One of his plays was a hit in Europe. Accidents Don't Happen was getting a lot of interest from Broadway producers.The play was optioned by Irving Berlin and Buddy DeSylva. The plans for Accidents to be a musical with Berlin fell through. The Shubert

masks:
Andrew Peter Solt
Endre Peter Strausz
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt


title: Andrew P. Solt

texts: Organization opened the play on Broadway as a musical comedy in 1945. Berlin told <mask> that the motion picture studios were always on the lookout for new writers and new properties like his plays. In 1940, <mask> arrived on the West Coast. He earned his first credit for a movie adaptation of The Orchestra Bride after starting as a contract writer for Columbia Pictures. Joan Crawford and Melvin Douglas starred in the screwball comedy They All Kissed the Bride, which was released in 1942.From the 1940s through the 1950s, <mask> wrote a string of screenplays and adaptations for major films. Without Reservations was starring John Wayne and Claudette Colbert, The Jolson Story was starring <mask>, and Joan of Arc was a remake of Little Women. Some of the films <mask> worked on were directed by Victor Fleming, Mervyn LeRoy, <mask>, and Douglas Sirk. Fleming is best known for helming two of the most popular movies in cinema history, The Wizard of Oz and Gone With The Wind. Fleming had <mask> and Anderson's ambitious screenplay and Bergman's star power to work with, but also a budget of $5 million, an enormous sum in those days, provided by veteran independent producer Walter Wanger, who had a reputation as a socially conscious movie executive. The box office of Joan of Arc was slightly above its budget, but critics gave it mixed reviews. Bosley Crowther wrote in the New York Times that it is one of the most magnificent films ever made.It has moments of great excitement and shock. It has some of the same feelings as the Maid. The huge combination of spectacle, color, court intrigues and the historic plight of a girl, while honestly intended, fails to come fully to life or to give a profound comprehension of the torment and triumph of Joan. The film was recognized by Academy Awards voters. Joan of Arc won two Oscars, for best color

masks:
Solt
Solt
Solt
Larry Parks
Solt
Otto Preminger
Solt


title: Andrew P. Solt

texts: photography and best costume design in a color film, out of a total of seven nominations. Bergman was nominated for best actress and her co-star was nominated for best supporting actor. Other nominations included best film editing, best art direction and set decoration, and best music.The film's producer, Walter Wanger, received an Academy Award for "distinguished service to the industry in adding to its moral stature in the world community by his production of the picture Joan of Arc." In 1949, Wanger refused to accept the Oscar he had received for his service as president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences because Joan of Arc had not received a nomination. One of <mask>'s most acclaimed works is the one he wrote for In a Lonely Place. In one of his darker roles, Bogart plays a gifted but paranoid writer who gets boozed up and is paranoid. He got into a rage that may or may not have led to a murder. He met and fell in love with a woman named Gloria Grahame. Steele comes under suspicion when another woman is murdered.Since it first opened in 1950, critics have ranked it among the top film noir classics and praised it as one of Ray's best films. In his New York Times review, Crowther praised <mask>'s script for being "almost as flinty as Bogart himself", noting that the climax packs both surprise and a punch. He said the movie "lets go with a few sharp barbs at the dynasty system in movieland." When Richard Schickel updated the magazine's all-time 100 best movies list, he said he "loved every minute of this sardonic portrayal of life on Hollywood's fringes (the characters surrounding Steele are etched in acid)." A reviewer wrote that part of the enduring fascination of In A Lonely Place is how Ray and <mask>t make it work on so many seemingly conflicting levels. It's a romantic love story that also bares the

masks:
Solt
Solt
Andrew Sol


title: Andrew P. Solt

texts: possessiveness, the willful blindness, and the derangement of romantic obsession. There is no noir more profoundly sad than Nicholas Ray's In a Lonely Place, which unfolds with dark lyricism against a backdrop of violence, cynicism, and suspicion.One of Ray's most indelible stories involves characters who lash out in pointless fury and is one of his most personal films. The weekly anthology series that were popular at the time were written by <mask> for television. He wrote teleplays for Alfred Hitchcock Presents, General Electric Theater, Schlitz Playhouse of Stars and the Ford Theatre. After turning to screenwriting full-time, <mask> continued to be involved in the theater. The tour for A Gift for the Bride was launched in 1945. Luise Rainer was the only person to win the Best Actress Oscar in two years in a row, for The Great Ziegfeld and The Good Earth. Judy O'Connor opened in Boston in 1946 and starred Don DeFore, but never made it to Broadway.They worked on a number of projects together. One of Ross's biggest hits was The Robe, a tale of the Christ in Roman times, which Solt did an early treatment of. The world-famous British novelist and short-story writer, Somerset Maugham, was one of his most intriguing endeavors. Lady Mendl convinced her friend Maugham that the young Hungarian writer would be the perfect person to turn his first novel, Liza of Lambeth, into a play. The play was scheduled to open on Broadway in 1949 after the approval of <mask>'s version by Maugham. The project never came to fruition. When <mask> arrived in Hollywood, he fit right in with the town's roster of actors, directors, and writers who were either born in Hungary or of Hungarian descent.Zsa Zsa Gabor, the Hungarian entertainment personality who was best known for her glamorous lifestyle, multiple marriages and frequent appearances on

masks: Solt Solt Solt Solt


title: Andrew P. Solt

texts: television talk shows, was most familiar to the American public. <mask> grew up in Hungary with her and her sisters, who went on to an acting career. The lobby of the Bristol had a jewelry boutique opened by the matriarch of the family. When the Gabors arrived in Hollywood in 1942, <mask> renewed his friendship with them. He was a lifelong friend of Zsa Zsa and was often seen with her at parties like Ciro's, Chasen's and Romanoff's. At times, <mask> and Gabor's careers overlap. Gabor appeared in two movies written and directed by Solt.According to reports, <mask> helped get her a co-starring role in the film. An ill-fated venture was also involved. <mask> wrote a script for a Western that was to star Gabor and a Dominican playboy who was having an affair with her. When the Immigration and Naturalization Service ruled that Rubirosa was not eligible to work on the movie, the film was in pre-production. The movie never got made after he lost his appeal. During the Red Scare era of the early 1950s when blacklisting and naming names ruined careers, <mask> found himself entangled in a strange case of mistaken identity. <mask> was wrongly identified in a photo caption as a well-known Communist.He was confused by the last names of the two men. He was getting mail for the writer. Salt admitted that he was a member of the American Communist Party from 1939 to 1955. <mask> was able to get a retraction so that he wouldn't be labeled a Communist again. He was an anti-Communist and had sued the government of Hungary to get his family's hotel back. The University at Albany has a German and Jewish Intellectual migré Collections. A collection of <mask>'s personal papers, along with a taped interview with his brother George, are included in the archive.<mask><mask> is the nephew of <mask>, who is a poet and writer specializing in Japanese and

masks:
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Solt
Andrew W
. Solt
John Solt


title: Pascale Cossart

texts: <mask> was born in 1948 and is affiliated with the Pasteur Institute of Paris. She is the foremost authority on the deadly and common food-borne pathogen, Listeria monocytogenes. A B.S. was earned by Cossart. and M.S. Lille University in 1968. She received an M.S. In 1971 she received her bachelor's degree in chemistry from Georgetown University and in 1977 she received her master's degree in chemistry from the University of Paris Diderot.She worked at the Pasteur Institute. She is a professor at the Pasteur Institute. She received two awards in 1998 for her work in science. She received the Balzan Prize for Infectious Diseases: Basic and Clinical Aspects. The research done by Works Cossart focused on infections by the infectious agent Listeria monocytogenes. A mortality rate of 30% is caused by a food-borne pathogen. The bacterium is one of the best models of intracellular parasitism because it is hardy, able to survive in a variety of cells, crosses multiple host barriers, and spreads through ActA.Cossart's work has shed light on the genetic and biochemical processes that make Listeria so effective and lethal, as well as the regulatory mechanisms that control expression of the virulence genes such as bsh. The discovery by <mask>'s lab of the interaction between internalin and E-cadherin was the first of its kind. The first "bacterial operon map" was published by Cossart in 2009. Cossart determined that riboswitches can act both downstream and upstream by comparing the sequence of Listeria drawn from soil and from the human gut. The first animal model to overcomebacterial species-specificity was developed by her as part of her work. The mouse carried a human version of the host cell receptor that L. monocytogenes uses to enter cells. The 2nd Ed. contains significant publications.The Seeliger Award was given to a foreign member of the National Academy of Medicine. The commandeur of the national du Mérite was in 2010. There are links to 1948 births and the Richard-Lounsbery Award for Women in Science.

masks:
Pascale Cossart
Cossart


title: William B. Jordan

texts: <mask>. was an American art historian who authored publications on Spanish artists and still life paintings from the Golden Age. After graduating from Washington and Lee University, <mask> studied at the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University. He became the founding director of the museum in 1967. <mask> helped the museum acquire around 75 artworks and is credited with turning its collection into one of the most prominent collections of Spanish art outside Spain. He was the chair of fine arts at theMeadows School of the Arts. <mask> was the deputy director and chief curator of the Kimbell Art Museum from 1981 to 1990 and worked on several still life exhibitions and publications, including Spanish Still Life in the Golden Age, 1600–1650 and Spanish Still Life from Velzquez to Goya. The 2005 book Juan van der Hamen y Len & the Court of Madrid was the culmination of 40 years of research by <mask>.He was on the board of various museums and art institutions. <mask> had a private collection with his husband Robert Dean <mask>. <mask> bought a painting in 1988 that he thought was by Diego Velzquez. The Prado Museum received Velzquez's Portrait of Philip III in 2016 after it was confirmed that he was the artist. Several artworks from <mask> and <mask>'s collection were bequeathed to various museums. <mask> <mask>. was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on May 8, 1940. He had three sisters.He attended Alamo Heights High School in San Antonio, Texas. John Palmer Leeper was the first director of the McNay Art Museum. <mask> received his bachelor's degree from Washington and Lee University in 1962, and his master's and doctorate in the history of Spanish art from the Institute of Fine

masks:
William Bryan Jordan Jr
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Brownlee
Jordan
Jordan
Brownlee
William Bryan
Jordan Jr
Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: Arts of New York University in 1964. <mask> focused on Juan van der Hamen for his thesis under the supervision of the Spanish art historian. He discovered new painting records and biographical details of van der Hamen after evaluating archives in Spain. <mask> compiled an illustrated catalog and a monograph on the painter Juan van der Hamen y Len. When <mask> was offered the post of the director of the recently opened Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, the museum was struggling with an art scandal that had damaged its reputation; 44 paintings in the museum's collection had turned out to be forgeries.<mask> decided that he would have to build the collection from scratch after visiting the museum with Lpez-Rey. Algur H.Meadows, the museum's founder and benefactor, pledged over US $1 million to rebuild their Spanish art collection, and <mask> accepted the position. In 1967, <mask> became the founding director of theMeadows Museum and chair of fine arts at theMeadows School of the Arts. After the museum closed, Jordan began evaluating its collection with help from Lpez-Rey and Diego Angulo iguez. The collection included works by Francisco de Zurbarn and <mask> Esteban Murillo, as well as Yard with Lunatics, a painting by Francisco Goya. <mask> wrote that the museum had begun an acquisitions program to further expand their collection in a 1968 Art Journal article and followed it up with a 1974 collection catalog. In 1971–72, <mask> organized an exhibition on a collection of works related to Dennis Hopper, and a postwar art exhibition of works by Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg and <mask> at the University Gallery of Southern Methodist University.He

masks:
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Bartolomé
Jordan
Jordan
Wallace Burnett


title: William B. Jordan

texts: oversaw Poets of the Cities: New York and San Francisco, an exhibition on international contemporary arts, at the University Gallery and Dallas Museum of Arts. In 1975, <mask> was appointed a full professor at theMeadows School of the Arts, where he taught courses on Spanish art history and connoisseurship. From 1976 to 1978 <mask> was the general secretary of the American Society for Hispanic Art Historical Studies. He was the adjunct curator of European art at the Dallas Museum of Art from 1977 to 1982. For the 75th anniversary of the museum, he organized Dallas Collects: Impressionist and Early Modern Masters, assembling 115 works from local private collections and authoring its exhibition catalog. <mask> became a member of the Board of Trustees and Chairman of the Committee on Collections of the Dallas Museum of Art. <mask> acquired several prominent works at auctions and from art dealers, and significantly expanded the Meadows Museum's collection.The collaboration ended in a car accident in 1978. The 20th Century Sculpture: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Nasher Collection was held at the University Gallery in 1978. He oversaw contemporary art exhibitions of paintings by Cy Twombly and Livres d'Artiste by <mask>, Matisse, and Picasso at the same venue in 1980. <mask> helped develop the museum's sculpture collection and acquired around 75 artworks. His acquisitions included works by Diego Velzquez, Francisco de Zurbarn, Jusepe de Ribera and Murillo. The Meadows Museum's collection was turned into one of the most prominent collections of Spanish art outside Spain by <mask>. He donated most of the Spanish paintings in his private collection to the museum by 2016 and was a member of

masks: Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Bque Jordan Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: the executive board.In 1981 <mask> became the deputy director and chief curator of the Kimbell Art Museum. According to <mask>, the museum had not hosted exhibitions of its own artworks before he joined, and they began an aggressive exhibitions campaign to rebuild and expand the collection. The first major exhibition at the museum wascurated by <mask> and Craig Felton, professor of art at Smith College, Jusepe de Ribera, lo Spagnoletto. The most extensive collection of paintings by El Greco was contained in the works planned and selected by <mask>. The Prado Museum, National Gallery of Art, Toledo Museum of Art, and Dallas Museum of Art all hosted the exhibition. <mask> wrote descriptive texts for the works. Spanish Still Life in the Golden Age, 1600–1650 at the Kimbell Art Museum and Toledo Museum of Art was the first exhibition in the United States to focus on still life paintings.The early history of still life paintings and artists of the Spanish Golden Age was analyzed in the exhibition and catalog. The Spanish government knighted <mask> on February 18, 1986 for his contributions to Spanish art history. <mask> helped the museum acquire over 40 paintings of European origin. He wrote an introductory essay on the museum's collection as part of In Pursuit of Quality: The Kimbell Art Museum: an Illustrated History of the Art and Architecture. <mask> was an editor of A Prosperous Past: The Sumptuous Still Life in the Netherlands, 1600–1700. The book was accompanied by an exhibition at the Museum Het Prinsenhof, the Fogg Art Museum and the Kimbell Art Museum. Portrait of Don Pedro <mask> y Aparregui by Velzquez was one of the paintings <mask> acquired during his term.<mask>

masks:
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
de Barberana
Jordan
Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: followed in his father's footsteps and retired at 50. Independent work <mask> worked as a private art dealer to fund himself in retirement, and focused on independent publications and exhibitions. Hecurated La imitacin de la naturaleza: los bodegones de Snchez Cotn at the Prado Museum in 1992, which included all six bodegnes. He wrote an exhibition catalog about life, influence and bodegnes of Cotn. The National Gallery in London hosted Spanish Still Life from Velzquez to Goya in 1995 and became the museum's most attended exhibition of the time. Praised for its comprehensiveness, the catalog described the development of still life genre, paintings and artists during the Spanish Golden Age, its decline, and how works of Meléndez, Goya and the Royal Academy revived interest in the subject. <mask> received a Doctor of Humane Letters from Southern Methodist University in 1995 for his contributions to the world of arts and for the enrichment he has brought to the campus and the city of Dallas.An Eye on Nature: Spanish Still-Life Paintings from Snchez Cotn to Goya was a Stair Sainty Matthiesen Gallery exhibition in New York City. He looked at details of the paintings and biographies of the artists featured in the exhibition, as well as his ideas and analysis from Spanish Still Life from Velzquez to Goya. <mask> became the founding director of the Nasher Foundation in 2001 when Raymond Nasher was planning to expand their collection into the Nasher Sculpture Center. Jordan's Juan van der Hamen y Len & the Court of Madrid was published in 2005. <mask> focused on van der Hamen's role in the court of Philip IV during the 1620s, discussed his place among significant Spanish Baroque

masks: Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: painters, and emphasized on hisVersatility by assessing his portraits and history paintings alongside his acclaimed still life work. The first monographic exhibition on van der Hamen was put on by him at two museums. <mask>'s depiction of van der Hamen's complete artistic output and impact on the Spanish Golden Age was praised by art historians.There were reservations about the artistic merit <mask> assigned to van der Hamen's paintings. <mask> was a past president of the Chinati Foundation when he headed the search committee to find a new director. An exhibition of modern European paintings in private collections of Dallas was created to promote local collecting. Mind's Eye: Masterworks on Paper from David to Cézanne featured over 120 works on paper of 70 artists from the 18th to 20th century. <mask> was appointed as a Trustee by the Prado Museum. On January 22, <mask> passed away at the University Hospital. He was buried in Dallas.When he died, <mask> was working on a catalogue raisonné. <mask> was an expert on Spanish artists and art from the Golden Age. He was recognized for his ability to assess and attribute historically significant paintings and collaborated with various museums as an acquisition consultant. Acquisitions <mask> noticed Fernando Yez at a Madrid gallery. The painting was not published or attributed to Yez at the time, and there were no known records in Spanish art sources to support his claim. <mask> made the purchase because he was convinced that it was a Yez work. The painting was done by Yez and became one of the most important works in the museum.In 1979 <mask> helped the Dallas Museum of Art acquire Gustave Courbet's Fox in the Snow, a painting that

masks: Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: was outside his area of expertise. During the acquisition of The Adoration of the Shepherds by El Greco and St. Sebastian, he was called an expert by the San Diego Museum of Art. After being attributed to a "Flemish master", St. Sebastian was first seen as a painting by <mask>. After vetting the painting, the museum bought it and it was confirmed that it was a painting by Cotn. Juan Fernndez el Labrador is the author of Spanish Still Life in the Golden Age, 1600–1650. The painting exhibited softer tones of grapes and apples, similar to the work of Fernndez, and in contrast with the sharper treatment of the same fruits. He suggested that Espinosa was inspired by Fernndez and that he tried to copy his works.The Prado Museum maintains the painting's original attribution, despite the assessment being positively received by an American art historian. Juan de Zurbarn's father, Francisco de Zurbarn, was the artist of Pears in a China Bowl. Juan de Zurbarn's Still Life with Basket of Fruit and Cardoon and Basket of Apple and Quinces were both works of his father. Juan de Zurbarn's Pears in a China Bowl is now considered a work of art. According to <mask>, the painting could be an early work of Antonio de Pereda in Spanish Still Life in the Golden Age, 1600–1650. <mask> was skeptical of Pereda's authorship of The Knight's Dream, which Pérez Snchez had reattributed to Francisco de Palacios. The potential artist in Spanish Still Life from Velzquez to Goya was affirmed by <mask> and Cherry.It is not possible to be certain that the painting in the Academia is his, as so little is known of Palacios' style at the moment, they were reluctant to attribute the painting to him. <mask> was

masks: Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: criticized for his assessment of the paintings. The Knight's Dream is believed to be the work of Pereda, but The Bodegn Keeper is not. In Spanish Still Life from Velzquez to Goya, <mask> attributed around 40 paintings to them due to similarities in their style to the works of Toms Hiepes. <mask> argued that Pseudo-Hiepes most likely belonged to Aragon because of the old themes of paintings from that region. When the painting Pewter Dish with Melons, Grapes, Apricots and Plums was discovered in 2009, the assessments were vindicated. The painting was similar in composition and facture to the work of Pseudo-Hiepes, which contained elements unique to Pewter Dish with Melons, Grapes, Apricots and Plums.He concluded that it was Polo. In Juan van der Hamen y Len & the Court of Madrid, <mask> attributed the painting Plate of Pears and Grapes to van der Hamen despite the inscription on its back. He said that the painting was similar to van der hamen's Still Life with Fruit and Glassware. The portrait of Francisco de Quevedo, which <mask> had attributed to van der Hamen, was questioned by Cherry as to whether it should remain the original work of Velzquez. <mask> and Robert Dean <mask> had a private collection of visual arts. Portrait of Philip III by Velzquez was <mask>'s most notable acquisition. He bought the painting for £1,000 at a London auction in 1988, which was titled Portrait of a Gentleman.The painting is thought to have been burned in the Royal Alczar of Madrid fire of 1734. <mask> found that historical accounts of Philip III in The Expulsion of the Moriscos match the expression and direction of Portrait of Philip III, and that Philip III looking upwards suggested that it

masks: Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Brownlee Jordan Jordan


title: William B. Jordan

texts: was meant to be a part of another painting. The style of Portrait of Philip III was similar to that of Velzquez. <mask> sent the painting to the Prado Museum in 2015, after keeping it in his private collection. The painting was valued at around US$6 million after the museum confirmed its authenticity. The painting was given to the museum as a long-term deposit after <mask> donated it to a non-profit organization. The Dallas Museum of Art established The William B. <mask> and Robert Dean <mask>lee Endowment from donations of <mask> and <mask>'s estate in 2019.There were over 80 works of art that they donated to the museum. Their bequest included oil paintings and furniture from the 19th and 20th century. There were around 50 works in the exhibition Point, Line, Plane: The <mask>. <mask> and Robert Dean <mask>lee Bequest. The National Gallery of Art received a bequest from <mask> and <mask>. A sketch, print, four medals, and 20 drawings were included in the bequest. The sculptures by Claes Oldenburg, David McManaway, John Chamberlain, and Mir were part of a bequest from <mask> and <mask>. McManaway made the sculpture using <mask>'s father's watch in 1973.The Knight of the Order of Isabella the Catholic was from Spain. Southern Methodist University had a Doctor of Humane

masks:
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Brown
Jordan
Brownlee
William B
Jordan
Brown
Jordan
Brownlee
Jordan
Brownlee
Jordan


title: Denis Alexander

texts: <mask> has been in the research community for 40 years. He co-founded the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion with Bob White. <mask> was an Open Scholar at St Peter's College, Oxford, where he studied Biochemistry. He studied for a PhD in neuroscience at the Institute of Psychiatry, where he studied the structure of the sodium-potassium pump. He spent 15 years in various university departments and laboratories outside the United Kingdom, including at Hacettepe University and the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey. He helped to establish the National Unit of Human Genetics at the American University of Beirut Medical Centre. The first prenatal diagnostic clinic in the Arab World was established as a result of this.The identification and characterisation of several rare genetic diseases was one of the discoveries of this era. <mask> reported that over 50 highly specialized tests are performed in the unit's laboratories, making them the leading laboratories in the Arab World. <mask> and his family were evacuated three times from West Beirut, the first time following the Israeli invasion of the Lebanon in June 1982, the second time following intensive fighting that broke out

masks:
Denis Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: amongst armed factions in March 1984, and the third time following Reagan's bombing of Libya in April 1986. The <mask> family left West Lebanon the same week that John McCarthy and Brian Keenan were kidnapped. <mask> obtained a post at the Imperial Cancer Research Laboratories in London where he developed a new research programme on T cells. <mask> established the Laboratory of Lymphocyte Signalling and Development after becoming Project Leader at The Babraham Institute. The research focused on the role of phosphatases in lymphocyte signalling.This led to a series of publications on CD45, SHP-2 and the discovery of a novel signaling pathway utilized in the development of cancer. <mask> was elected a Fellow of St Edmund's College in Cambridge in 1997 after serving on the Babraham Executive Committee. <mask> has written on the subject of science and religion since 1972, when his book 'Beyond Science' was reviewed by Hugh Montefiore, then Bishop of Kingston upon Thames in the New Scientist. He was a member of the National Committee of Christians in Science in the 1980's. In 1992 he became editor of the journal Science and Christian Belief. <mask> is a member of the Cambridge Papers Writing Group

masks: Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: and is a member of the Executive Committee of the International Society for Science and Religion. In January 2006 <mask> became the founding Director of The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion which was originally founded as part of St Edmund's College, Cambridge.The Institute was founded by <mask> and Bob White. The Institute carries out research on science and religion, runs courses, and engages in academic dissemination on the topic through seminars, lectures, panel discussions and in schools. <mask> became the Director of the Institute in October of 2012 and is now the Chair of the Board of Trustees. <mask>ord Lectures in December 2012 on the topic "Genes, Determinism and God". <mask> lectures on science and religion. His book "Rebuilding the Matrix - Science and Faith in the 21st Century" was published in 2002. <mask> has critiqued creationism and intelligent design.<mask> is interested in the public's understanding of science and religion. The articles are published on websites such as Nature, The Guardian and The Huffington Post. Rod Liddle's Channel 4 programme The Trouble with Atheism and a series of interviews for the US "Closer to Truth" TV series are just some of the TV

masks: Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexanderiff Alexander Alexander Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: programmes. <mask> spoke in favor of the motion "This House believes that science alone can never answer our biggest questions" at the Oxford Union debate. Louis-Dit-Sully, C., R.L., <mask>, D.R. are some of the scientific publications. The J.Immunol. is a journal. 171: 92-1800.The CD45RB and CD45R0 isoforms are effective in restoring T cell, but not B cell, in CD45-null mice. Turner S.D., Tooze R., Maclennan K, and <mask>.R. Oncogene 22 states that av-promoter regulated oncogenic fusion protein NPM-ALK causes B-cell lymphomas in mice. <mask>, D.R., and Zhao, R., are related. They did it in 2004. Cancer Cell is a journal. Bcl-xL deamidation in T cell transformation is caused by an oncogenic tyrosine kinase.<mask>, D.R. Cell Cycle 3: Oncogenic tyrosine kinases, DNA repair and survival was published in 2004. <mask>, D.R. L.A.Pinna and P.W.Cohen wrote "Biological validation of the CD45 tyrosine phosphatase as a pharmaceutical target". Turner, S.D. They are <mask>, D.R. Leukaemia 7 was published in 2005.What have we learned from mouse models of NPM-ALK? A., Marelli-Berg, F.M., Cooper, J.C., Wooding, C., Linton, K., <mask>, D.R. They were both C.F. and Higgins. The year 2005. Nat. There is a cell.

masks:
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander D
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: There is a Biol.There was a number of 7. Membrane phosphatidylserine distribution is a non-apoptotic signaling mechanism. Salmond, R.J., Huyer, G., Kotsoni, A., Clements, L. and <mask>, D.R. The J. Immunol. was published in 2005. In 2005, 175: 6498-6508. Tyrosine Phosphatase 2Regulates Primary T-Dependent Immune Responses and Th Cell Differentiation. Turner S.D.They are <mask>, D.R. They did it in (2006). Leukemia 20: 572-87. There are pathways in the transformation of hematopoietic cells. Oxley, Oxley, Oxley, Smith, T.S., Follows, G.A., Green, A.R. They are <mask>, D.R. The journal pbio.0050001 was published in 2007.Bcl-xL Deamidation is Mediated by NHE-1 Antiport. L. Salmond, R.J. Cooper, J.C., Carret, C.K., and R.L. were all present. Immunity 27 was published in 2007. The differential regulation by CD45 of Lck is critical for signalling thresholds. Rider, D.A., Havenith, C.E.G., de Ridder, R., Schuurman, J., Favre, C., Cooper, J.C., Walker, S., Baadsgaard, O., Marschner, They are <mask>, D.R. Cancer Res. was published in 2007.There are 67 words. A human CD4 monoclonal antibody for the treatment of T cell lymphoma combines inhibition of T cell signaling by a dual mechanism with potent Fc-

masks: Alexander Alexander Alexander Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: dependent effector activity. Zhao, Follows, Beer, P.A., Scott, L.M., Huntly, B.J.P, Green, A.R. They are <mask>, D.R. The year 2008. New England J. The medicine is 358.There is an inhibition of the Bcl-xL deamidation pathway. Selected Scientific Publications Beyond Science was published in Oxford. Lion Publishing, Oxford, UK, published "Rebuilding the Matrix - Science and Faith in the 21st Century". Beyond Belief: Science, Faith and Ethical Challenges with Bob White was published in 2004. Science, Faith, and Ethics: Grid or Gridlock was published in the USA. Can we be certain about anything? Science, Faith and Postmodernism is a book by Apollos.Do we have to choose between creation or evolution? Monarch, Oxford, UK. Second edition of the book. Theos Nick Spencer and <mask> wrote "Rescuing Darwin - God and Evolution in Britain Today". The University of Chicago Press published Biology and Ideology from Descartes to Dawkins. The Language of Genetics is an introduction. The Cambridge University Press published Genes, Determinism and God.Is there purpose in biology? Are we slaves to our genes? Cambridge University Press. <mask> Gifford gave a lecture on Closer to Truth in December of 2012. The

masks:
Alexander
Denis Alexander
Denis Alexander


title: Denis Alexander

texts: Historical Background to the Science-Religion Debate is a panel discussion chaired by <mask>. An interview with a life story. The International Society for Science and Religion Fellows of St Edmund's College, Alumni of the University of Oxford, and British Christians Writers about religion and science are all living


title: Maria Theresa

texts: <mask> was the ruler of the Habsburgs from 1740 until her death in 1780, and the only woman to hold the position. She was the queen of Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bohemia, Transylvania, Milan, Lodomeria and Galicia, the Austrian Netherlands, and Parma. By marriage, she was the Holy Roman Empress. <mask> began her 40-year reign when her father died. Charles VI was the one who paved the way for her accession. Prince Eugene of Savoy believed that a strong military and a rich treasury were more important than signatures. Due to the War of the Polish Succession and the Russo-Turkish War, Charles VI left behind a weakened and impoverished state.The sanction they had recognised during his lifetime was repudiated upon his death. The War of the Austrian Succession began when Frederick II of Prussia invaded and took the Habsburg province of Silesia. She was able to get the vital support of the Hungarians for the war effort. <mask> successfully defended her rule over most of the Habsburg Monarchy, apart from the loss of Silesia and a few minor territories in Italy. During the Seven Years' War, <mask> tried to recover Silesia. <mask> ruled with the advice of her advisers, even though she was expected to cede power to her husband and son. <mask> promulgated institutional, financial, medical and educational reforms.Austria's international standing was strengthened by her reorganised military, as well as her promotion of commerce and the development of agriculture. She hated the Jews and the Protestants and sometimes ordered their expulsion to remote parts of the realm. She refused to allow religious pluralism and advocated for the state church. Her regime was criticized

masks:
Maria Theresa Walburga Amalia Christina
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: for being too tolerant. <mask> was born in Vienna in 1717, a year after the death of her older brother, Archduke Leopold. The dowager empresses were her aunt and grandmother. The infant was carried ahead of her cousins, <mask> and <mask>, the daughters of Charles VI's elder brother and predecessor, Joseph I, before the eyes of their mother.Even though their grandfather, Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I, had his sons sign the Mutual Pact of Succession, <mask> would outrank them. The only male member of the House of Habsburg was hoping for a son to succeed him and prevent the extinction of his dynasty. The birth of <mask> was a disappointment to Charles and the people of Vienna. <mask> replaced <mask> as heir presumptive to the Habsburg realm the moment she was born; Charles VI had issued the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713 which placed his nieces behind his own daughters in the line of succession. Charles wanted the other European powers' approval for disinheriting his nieces. In the Treaty of Vienna, Great Britain demanded that Austria abolish the Ostend Company in exchange for its recognition of the Pragmatic Sanction. The sanction was recognised by Great Britain, France, Saxony, United Provinces, Spain, Prussia, Russia, Denmark, Sardinia, and the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire.Prussia, France, Spain, and other countries later changed their minds. <mask>, <mask>, and <mask> were all born within a year of each other. The imperial family's portraits show that <mask> was similar to <mask> and Christine. The ambassador noted that she had large blue eyes, fair hair, a wide mouth, and a strong body. <mask>'s parents and grandparents were not related to each other.

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Josepha
Maria Amalia
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Josepha
Maria Theresa
Maria Anna
Maria Amalia
Maria Theresa
Maria Anna
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: <mask> was a reserved child who enjoyed singing and archery. She wasn't allowed to ride a horse by her father, but she would later learn how to do it.She enjoyed participating in operas staged by the imperial family. Her education was overseen by Jesuits. The Jesuits did not educate her well, even though her Latin was thought to be quite good. She did not have the formal manner and speech of her predecessors. <mask> had a close relationship with a woman who taught her manners. The disciplines she was educated in would have prepared her for the role of queen consort. Her father allowed her to attend meetings of the council at the age of 14, but never discussed the affairs of state with her.Charles never prepared his daughter for her role in the future, even though he spent the last decades of his life securing <mask>'s inheritance. <mask>'s marriage was raised early in her life. Leopold Clement was supposed to go to Vienna in 1723 to meet the Archduchess. The plans were put off by his death. Francis Stephen was invited to Vienna. The Emperor considered other possibilities even though he preferred Francis Stephen. He couldn't arrange his daughter's marriage to Frederick of Prussia because of religious differences.He betrothed her to Charles of Spain and her sister, <mask>, in 1725. He had made a pact with the Queen of Spain. <mask> was relieved that she had become close to Francis Stephen. During the War of the Polish Succession, Francis Stephen was not promised <mask>'s hand until 31 January 1736. The father-in-law of <mask>'s fiancée was deposed as King of Poland and Louis XV of France wanted to accommodate him. The Grand Duchy of Tuscany was to be given

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Anna
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: to Francis Stephen after the death of the Grand Duke. The couple were married in 1736.The Duke of Lorraine was very possessive of her husband. The letters she sent to him before their marriage expressed her eagerness to see him, whereas his letters were stereotyped and formal. She was jealous of her husband and <mask>, Princess of Auersperg, was his best known mistress. On July 9, 1737, Francis Stephen became the Grand Duke of Tuscany. The young couple were sent to Tuscany by Charles VI. There is a triumphal arch at the Porta Galla. Their stay in Florence was brief.Charles VI feared he might die while his daughter was in Tuscany. Austria was defeated in the summer of 1738 during the war with Turkey. Austrian gains in Serbia were reversed by the Turks. The war cost the Austrians a lot. Francis Stephen was thought to be a French spy. The Treaty of Belgrade ended the war. It is thought that Ascension Charles VI died of mushroom poisoning.He ignored the advice of Prince Eugene of Savoy who told him to focus on filling the treasury rather than acquiring signatures of fellow monarchs. The Emperor left Austria in an impoverished state, bankrupted by the recent Turkish war and the War of the Polish Succession, and the treasury contained only 100,000 Gulden, which was claimed by his widow. Due to the wars, the army was reduced to about 108,000, and they were scattered in small areas from the Austrian Netherlands to Tuscany. Discipline was lacking and they were poorly trained. <mask> said that she couldn't describe the state in which she found the army. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217

masks:
Maria Wilhelmina
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She was unaware of the weakness of her father's ministers.She decided to rely on her father's advice to retain his counselors and to defer to her husband on other matters. Both decisions gave cause for regret. <mask> recalled in her Political Testament the circumstances under which she had ascended: "I found myself without money, without credit, without army, without experience and knowledge of my own and finally, also without any counsel because each one of them at first wanted to wait and see how." Since a woman could not be elected Holy Roman Emperor, <mask> wanted to secure the imperial office for her husband, but Francis Stephen did not possess enough land or rank within the Holy. <mask> made Francis Stephen co-ruler of the Austrian and Bohemian lands in order to make him eligible for the imperial throne and to enable him to vote in the imperial elections. It took more than a year for the Diet of Hungary to accept Francis Stephen as co-ruler. Despite her love for him and his position as co-ruler, <mask> never allowed her husband to decide

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: matters of state and often dismissed him from council meetings when they disagreed.The Lower Austrian Estates paid homage to the new queen on November 22, 1740. The formal recognition and legitimation of her accession was served by an elaborate public event. On the same day, the oath of fealty to <mask> was taken. There was a war of the Austrian Succession immediately after <mask>'s accession. <mask>'s cousin <mask> was married to the king of Spain and supported by the emperor. In November 1740, <mask> was recognized by King Charles Emanuel III of Sardinia, who had not accepted the Pragmatic Sanction during her father's lifetime. Frederick II of Prussia demanded that <mask> cede it, threatening to join her enemies if she refused.<mask> decided to fight for the province. If <mask> agreed to cede to him at least a part of Silesia, Frederick would defend her rights. The Queen and her advisers were against such an arrangement because they were afraid that the entire document would be invalidated. Francis Stephen was assured by <mask> that they should fight for Silesia, and she was confident that she would retain the jewel of the House of Austria. The First Silesian War was fought with Prussia. She referred to him as "that evil man" after the invasion of Silesia. As Austria was short of experienced military commanders, <mask> released Marshall Neipperg, who had been imprisoned by her father for his poor performance in the Turkish War.The Austrian troops were under Neipperg's command. The Austrians were defeated at the Battle of Mollwitz. Under the plan drawn up by France, Austria would be divided into Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony and Spain, with the Elector

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Amalia
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: becoming emperor, whereas Moravia and Upper Silesia would be granted to the Electorate of Saxony, Lower Silesia and Glatz. Marshall joined Frederick at Olmtz. <mask>'s advisors had no idea that France would betray them. Great Britain and Francis Stephen urged <mask> to mend her relationship with Prussia. <mask> was willing to negotiate.The young Queen got a lot of support from Hungary. On June 25, 1741, she was crowned Queen of Hungary at St. Martin's Cathedral, Pressburg. She spent months honing her equestrian skills and negotiating with the Diet. <mask> assumed masculine titles in order to appease those who thought her gender was a serious obstacle. <mask> was archduke and king, but she was styled as queen. By July, attempts at negotiation had collapsed. George II declared the Electorate of Hanover to be neutral after <mask>'s ally became her enemy.In order to support the war effort, she needed troops from Hungary. She had won the admiration of the Hungarians, but the number of volunteers was small. She wore the crown of St Stephen and appeared before the Hungarian Diet on 11 September 1741 because she needed them so much. The existence of the Kingdom of Hungary, of our own person and children, and our crown, are at stake as she began addressing the Diet in Latin. We place our sole reliance on the Hungarians. The response was rather boorish, with the queen being questioned and even heckled by members of the Diet; someone cried that she "better apply to Satan than the Hungarians for help." She dramatically consigned the future king to the defense of the "brave Hungarians" by holding her son and heir, Joseph, while weeping.They declared that they would

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: die for <mask> after winning the sympathy of the members. The Austrian authorities told <mask> in 1741 that Charles Albert would be preferred by the populace. <mask> wrote to her sister, "I don't know if a town will remain to me for my delivery." "My mind is made up and I will spare nothing and no one to defend my kingdom," she wrote to the chancellor. We have to put everything at stake to save Bohemia. The King of Bohemia was declared on 26 October. <mask> was in Hungary when she learned of the loss of Bohemia.The only non-Habsburg to be in that position since 1440 was Charles Albert, who was elected Holy Roman Emperor on January 24, 1742. The Queen's insistence on a winter campaign caught her enemies off guard, as Austrian troops captured the capital of Charles Albert's empire the same day he was elected emperor. The Treaty of Breslau ended hostilities between Austria and Prussia. The Queen made the recovery of Bohemia her priority after the First Silesian War ended. The French troops left the country in the winter of the same year. <mask> was crowned Queen of Bohemia on 12 May 1743. Prussia became anxious at Austrian advances on the Rhine frontier, and Frederick invaded the Czech Republic.When Charles Albert died, the French plans fell apart. The Austrian Netherlands was overrun by the French in May. The Holy Roman Emperor was Francis Stephen. After the Second Silesian War ended in 1745, Prussia and <mask> recognised Francis as emperor. The war dragged on for three years, with fighting in northern Italy and the Austrian Netherlands, but the core Habsburg domains remained in <mask>'s possession. The Treaty of Aachen recognised Prussia's possession of

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: Silesia and <mask> ceded the Duchy of Parma to Philip of Spain. Louis XV returned France to <mask> because he wanted to prevent future wars with Austria.The Seven Years' War began when Frederick of Prussia's invasion of Saxony began a Third Silesian War. <mask> and Kaunitz wanted to leave the war with Silesia. Kaunitz was sent as an ambassador to Versailles to win over the French before the war started. <mask> requested that the British help her in regaining Silesia, but they turned her down, and Frederick II secured the Treaty of Westminster with them. The First Treaty of Versailles was signed on 1 May 1756 after <mask> sent the Prince of Starhemberg to negotiate. France was one of Austria's arch enemies with Russia and the Ottoman Empire, but after the agreement, they were united by a common cause against Prussia. Historians blame the treaty for France's devastating defeats in the war because Louis XV was required to deploy troops in Germany and to provide subsidies to <mask> that were vital for the Austrian war effort.Austria was promised 130,000 men by Louis XV in the Second Treaty of Versailles. Prussia would be forced to abandon Glatz if they continued the war in Continental Europe. Philip of Parma, the son-in-law of Louis XV, would grant his Italian duchies to <mask> in return for Austria relinquishing several towns in the Austrian Netherlands. The Austrian troops were commanded by Maximilian von Browne. After the indecisive Battle of Lobositz in 1756, he was replaced by Prince Charles Alexander, <mask>'s brother-in-law. He was appointed because of his family ties, but he turned out to be an incompetent military leader and was replaced by other

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa


title: Maria Theresa

texts: people. Frederick re-grouped for another attack after Lobositz startled him.The Battle of Koln was a decisive victory for Austria. Frederick lost one third of his troops, and before the battle was over, he left the scene. Prussia was defeated at Hochkirch in Saxony on 14 October 1758, at Kunersdorf in Brandenburg on 12 August 1759, and at Landeshut near Glatz in June 1760. Count Hadik led a group of light hussars that raided Berlin in 1757. Russian and Austrian troops occupied Berlin in the summer of 1760. The French and Habsburg armies were destroyed by Frederick in 1757. After the defeat in Torgau on 3 November 1760, <mask> realized that she couldn't regain Silesia without Russian support.France reduced their subsidies by 50% because they were losing so much in America and India. Kaunitz tried to organize a diplomatic congress in order to take advantage of the accession of George III of the United Kingdom. The Treaty of Hubertusburg and Paris ended the war. Austria had to leave the territories that were occupied. Thanks to its alliance with the Bourbons in Madrid, Parma and Naples, the Austrian position was strengthened and a new balance of power was created in Europe. <mask> decided to stop doing military operations and focus on domestic reforms. <mask> gave birth to sixteen children over the course of twenty years.The first child was born less than a year after the wedding. The sex of the child caused great disappointment and so would the births of <mask> and <mask>. While fighting to preserve her inheritance, <mask> gave birth to a son, named after Saint Joseph, to whom she had prayed for a male child during the pregnancy. <mask>'s favourite child,

masks:
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa
Maria Anna
Maria Carolina
Maria Theresa
Maria Theresa