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Ellina, the Bride of Montross - a poem by an American lawyer, prose writer and poet William Vicars Lawrance, published in 1873 by Riverside Press. The work was dedicated to General Wells S. Jones. It consists of six parts: The Meeting, The Capture, The Prison, The Escape, The Mountain Camp and The Bridal. The poem is preceded by Introduction, written in the Spessorist stanza. These are but pictures of the things that were And are, and live in memories fresh and bright; No visions painted of the empty air, That take their shadings in our fancy's light; But such as live forever in the sight Of eyes that saw in all their darkness shown, Of hearts that felt, amid this horror's night, The depths of grief unfathomable, known To those who suffered in the shock alone. Na stronie tytułowej widnieje motto: Who dares and does not win,/Fails not so far as he who never dares,/ Or, daring wins unworthily. In one volume with the poem Ellina, the Bride of Montross was released the song Ian...

Iosif Petrovich Goldenberg, pseud. Mieszkowski (Russian Иосиф Петрович Гольденберг (Мешковский), born 1873, died on January 1, 1922) - participant of the revolutionary movement in Russia. In 1892 he joined the social democratic movement, in 1904 he was a member of the Saratov Committee of the SDPRR, and from 1 June 1907 to 1910 he was a member of the Central Committee of the SDPRR and a member of the Russian Bureau of the Central Committee of SDPRR. In 1910 he was arrested and sentenced to exile, in 1920 he became a member of RKP (b). Bibliography wiki

George Washington Cable (born October 12, 1844 in New Orleans, died January 31, 1925 in Saint Petersburg, Florida) is an American writer. He was famous for the novel The Grandissimes (1880) and the volume of stories Old Creole Days (1879) about the life of Kreols from the Mississippi river basin. In addition to Marek Twain, he was one of the leading writers of the so-called literature. local color movement. He participated in the Civil War of 1861-1865 on the side of the Confederation, later he became an advocate for the rights of Negroes and a supporter of social reforms, which was expressed, among others, by in essays published in volumes The Silent South (1885) and The Negro Question (1888). In addition, he recorded the music of slaves and Kreols, which contributed to the development of jazz. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Janusz from Uppsala (died in the 13th century) - a Polish Dominican, missionary, archbishop of Uppsala and the Primate of Sweden. Life Janusz became a monk under the influence of Jacek Odrowąż - a charismatic Dominican priest from Silesia. He belonged to the group of his companions. He left with him to Sweden, where he decided to stay and evangelize the local population. He converted people to Christianity and built churches. He came to the dignity of the bishop and then the Primate of Sweden. He died in the opinion of sanctity and immediately after his death he developed his cult. In iconography, he is depicted in the Dominican habit, sometimes accompanied by Saint. Jack or as a bishop in the miter and with a pastor. wiki

Stuttering - a set of activities that an angler performs in response to taking a fish. Chipping aims to drive a hook or treble hook into the fish's mouth. The jam can occur immediately after taking or with different delay, depending on the species of fish and how to feed it. The effectiveness of the jig depends on the position of the set between the rod tip and the bait. The measure of the correctness of the hook is the position of the hook in the fish's mouth - ideally when the hook or anchor is in the tissue deeply and parallel to its surface, without bothering about the bones. wiki

Mikhail Gieorgijewicz Motoriko (Russian: Михаил Георгиевич Моторико, born 13 November 1920 in the village of Dubrowka in Smolensk guberniya, died 14 September 1988) - Soviet state and party activist. Curriculum vitae From 1940 he belonged to the WKP (b), 1941-1946 served in the Red Army, 1947 graduated from the Moscow Zootechnical Institute of Horse Breeding and became a zootechnics stud in Kustanaju, then director of stud in Kustanaju. In 1958, he became the secretary of the Kashanian Regional District Committee, then until 1963 he was the head of the regional board of production and stockpiling of agricultural products. From January 1963 to December 1964 he was chairman of the Executive Committee of the Kustanajska Rural District Council. Executive Board of the Kustanayan Regional Council. Since June 1971 he was deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, at the same time 1971-1985 Minister of Agriculture of the SRR, 1985 retired. Honors Bibliography wiki

Curriculum vitae From 1942 he worked as a chef and zootechnician of the kolkhoz, 1949 became a member of the WKP (b), 1950 graduated from the Alkma Veterinary Institute. Since 1950 he was a zootechnician of the regional agricultural department, then until 1953 the chief of the zootechnics of the Soviet Union, since 1953 deputy chairman of the executive committee of the district council and secretary of the regional committee of the KPK in the almatian region. He was a candidate for the agricultural sciences, 1961-1962 was the secretary of the Almanac Regional Committee of the CCP, from 1962 to January 1963 the second secretary of the East Kashmir Regional Committee, and from 17 January 1963 to 28 December 1964 II Secretary of the East Kashmir Regional Committee of the East. From December 1964 to 1967 he was the secretary of the Regional Committee of the NCP in Pavlodar, 1967-1972 the chairman of the Executive Committee of the Pavilion Regional Council, and 1972-1978 the first secreta...

The old man in rejuvenated fire (Das junggeglühte Männlein) - a Grimm brothers story published in their 1815 Fairy Tales (volume 2, no. 147). Contents Jesus, in the company of St. Peter, wandered around the world. One day they stopped at a blacksmith's home, which gave them a visit. There was also a beggar who was devastated by disease and age. Jesus decided to heal him. He put it in a red-hot oven. When the beggar left the stove he was young, healthy and full of strength. When the Lord Jesus and St. Peter left, the blacksmith decided to rejuvenate his mother-in-law. He put her in a hot oven, but not only did she not rejuvenate, but she burned even hotter. Her sight so frightened the blacksmith's wife and stepson that both women who had been pregnant delivered the monkeys instead. Both escaped into the forest, giving birth to all monkeys. Bibliography wiki

The etymological dictionary of the Polish language - an etymological dictionary by Aleksander Brückner (1856-1939), published in 1927 by the Cracow Publishing Company (many reprints - 1957, 1970, 1985). Contains 5850 passwords explaining about 26 260 lexical units (including their own names, and 27 "transcripts" such as "Fauna and Flora" or "Personal names"), arranged in a different alphabetical order. He was the first etymological dictionary of Polish and one of the first in Slavic. The author was one of the most prominent Polish linguists of his time. The nature of the work is determined by the fact that his dictionary is intended to refer to a wide audience and that it is strongly marked by the stamp of individuality. The selection of lexical material draws attention to a large number of archaisms, rare words and even jokes (relatively less vocal vocabulary). There are reports that the author was going to prepare materials for a second, broader and s...

The story of the life and prominent affairs of Alexander the Great, the Macedonian king, is a prose-reading piece published in Polish in 1550. The work is an anonymous translation of the work of the Historia Alexandri Magni, regis Macedioniae, de proeliis of the 10th century. It was published in Helena Ungler's printing house, widowed by Florian Ungler in Cracow in 1550. The revival of the work was published until the 18th century. History tells the story of Alexander the Great, but contains many legendary and fantastic motifs. It is the second translation of the Latin text into Polish. First, the story of Alexander the Great from about 1510, was not published in print and remains in the manuscript. The story of life has a greater linguistic value than the previous translation. In fact, there are no major differences. Bibliography wiki

Kazimierz Grotowski (born January 26, 1930 in Rzeszow, Poland, July 23, 2017) is a Polish physicist, professor of physical sciences, academic teacher at the Jagiellonian University. Curriculum vitae His father, Marian, came from Rzeszów. Mother, Emilia from Kozlowski, Lwowianka, was a teacher. Kazimierz's younger brother was famous theater director Jerzy Grotowski. He studied physics at the Jagiellonian University in the years 1948-1952. He defended his doctoral dissertation in 1958, and in 1963 received a doctorate degree from Habilitation. He was nominated for an associate professor in 1971, and a professor in 1977. In 1996-1999 he was the head of the Institute of Physics of the Jagiellonian University. Until 1971 he also worked at the Institute of Nuclear Physics. Between 1971-1998 he was the chairman of the Program Council (later transformed into the Scientific Council, then the Board of Directors) of Cyfronet. He was a member of the Polish Academy of Arts and the chair of...

Paweł Jan Zygmunt (born July 15, 1972 in Krosno) - Polish speed skater, Olympian, multiple country champion. He was at the Lillehammer Games in 1994, Nagano in 1998, Salt Lake City in 2002 and Turin in 2006. He is a 40-time champion of Poland at 1000 m, 1500 m, 3000 m, 5000 m, 10,000 m in skating. and the record of Poland at distances of 3000 m, 5000 m, 10,000 m in skating multiplayer. Pawel Zygmunt took second place at the European Championship in Erfurt in 2002 at a distance of 10 000 m, as well as 3rd place at the Heerenveen World Championship in 2002 at a distance of 10,000 m and at the European Championship in 2003 at 5000 m. In 2006 he ended his professional career. He is a member of the Technical Commission of the International Skating Union. It also works in the Polish Olympic Committee. In 2010, he was unsuccessful from the PO list to the Małopolska regional council. He is married to Katarzyna Zygmunt, a sports psychologist and ice hockey referee. They have three sons,...

Jan Baptiste of the Venetian, also known as Jan Baptist of Venice (born 1492, died 1567) - Renaissance architect. He created the spirit of the Italian Renaissance, combined with the traditional forms of local late Gothic brick construction. In Poland, he appeared in the 20s of the 16th century in the workshop of Bartłomiej Berrecki, then with Bernardin Giannotti in 1531-1535 he built Renaissance cathedral in Płock. He took the citizenship of the city of Płock and for the next thirty years he ran a construction workshop, which raised and rebuilt in Mazovia churches vaulted with a characteristic ornamental cradle, called the so-called. "Pultus Group". Artworks wiki

Jefim Andreyevich Wigorovsky (born in 1905 in the village of Albiniwka in the Volhynian district of Volhynia, died in March 1980 in Kharkiv) is an officer of the Soviet security forces. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the 4th grade of the general school, and since 1923 has served in the Red Army since 1939 in the WKP (b). From 1940, a staff member of the NKVD Board of Directors of the Kharkov Oblast, in the spring of 1940, participated in a mass murder on the Polish prisoners of war in Starobielsk. On October 26, 1940, the People's Commissar of Interior of the USSR Lavriev Beria awarded him a monetary prize. In 1952, the senior supervisor of prison No. 1 of the MWD board of the Kharkov Oblast, a senior sergeant. Honors Bibliography wiki

Kisses - a poetic volume by Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska published in 1926. The volume contains mostly four-tone lyrical miniatures and is one of the leading achievements of this genre in the literature of the interwar period. The themes of the songs are observations of everyday life, feelings of love, reflections. Some passages are close to the character of the opera and winged words, including unexpected punches. Tom appeared in the bookstore of Ferdinand Hoesicka. The lyrics from the volume were performed as songs, among others. by Ewa Demarczyk on the album Ewa Demarczyk sings the songs of Zygmunt Konieczny. Bibliography wiki

Herb Lamar Piotr de Lamar Lamar coat of arms (d. 1739) - general adjutant, royal court of Poland, colonel of Polish armies, Polish diplomat of Italian origin. Family The Dellamare family came from Italy, around Naples. She sealed her own coat of arms. Franciszek de Lamare, the nobleman of Naples, received the diploma of the Golden Spur of the Knight in 1578 from the Polish king Stefan Batory. Brother Peter, died (1748), was a colonel, then a general-leant. Marriage and descendants Piotr married Anna Czechowicz. 6 daughters and 3 sons were born: From daughters: Of the sons: Career He began his military career in the 1990s. From 1713 the colonel. He was the general adjutant of Her Majesty. The position of the inflatable table was ennobled on 19 June 1728. He was also the head of the Medinet. On November 12, 1726, he presented a document from 1578, in which his ancestor, Francis, received a diploma from the Polish king Stefan Batory, who proved his noble origins and received t...

Richard Ormonde "Dick" Shuttleworth (born July 16, 1909 in Old Warden, August 2, 1940, Ewelme) is a British racing driver, pilot and collector of historic cars and planes. He died in an air accident in 1940. Racing career At Shuttleworth, he competed in the Grand Prix races. He was the driver of the Bugatti T51 in 1934 and the Alfa Romeo Tipo B in 1935-1936. He won three podiums at the Donington Trophy in 1934 and won in 1935 at the Donington Grand Prix and the Mountain Championship. He retired from the aftermath of a serious accident at the 1936 South African Grand Prix. Bibliography wiki

Håkan Dahlqvist (born 15 January 1947 in Kristianstad) is a Swedish racing driver. Career Dahlqvist started his international career in motor racing in the 1970s from the start of the European Formula Ford Cup. With a score of three, he finished 12th in the overall ranking. A year later in the same series he was vice-champion. In later years, Swede also appeared in Swedish Formula 3, British Formula 3 BRSCC John Player and European Formula 2. In the European Formula 2, the Swede took off at the Kinnekulle Ring in the 1973 season. In the race he finished fifth. Bibliography wiki

Queen Anne's Gate 16/18 Queen Anne's Gate 16/18 - In the years 1884-1966 the address of the British intelligence services. At this London address, opposite St. John's. James Park was a small house, where from 1884 to 1901 was the headquarters of the intelligence of the British army. In 1909 there was a headquarters - office and official residence - captain. Mansfield Cumming, First Secret Intelligence Service (MI6). At his command, the building was linked to a secret passage to MI6 headquarters, Broadway. Cumming was employed in this building until 1923, leaving him with his successors until 1966 - then the facility was transferred to the modern Vauxhall Cross - Vauxhall. MI6 new headquarters Bibliography wiki

Enoj Kirilov Danailov, known under the pseudonym of Bate Envoy (Bulgarian Енчо Кирилов Данаилов) (born October 20, 1957 in Ruse) is a Bulgarian actor, television presenter and writer. Curriculum vitae In 1984 he graduated from the Krystjo Sarafov National Academy of Theater and Film Arts in Sofia for the direction of puppet theater. From 1984 to 1991 he worked in Plovdiv as an actor in the puppet theater and also performed in the Plovdiv opera. From 1990 to 2000 he was a lecturer in the field of puppet theater, teaching pantomines and directing animation at Krystjo Sarafov National Academy of Theater and Film Arts. In 2003 he published a children's book "Pejte i igrajte s Enczo". Danaiłow is not married but connected to Lili. She has three children. Use Japanese, promote Japanese games, and sing Japanese songs. He is the host of the "Best of the Best" program. wiki

Allison Beveridge (born June 1, 1993) is a Canadian track and field biker, four-time world championship tracker. Career Allison Beveridge's first success came in 2011, when she won four medals at the Pan American Championships: the silver in the individual race for the investigation, the omnium and the scratch, and the bronze in the sprint team. Three years later, the Cali World Track Championships teamed up with Jasmin Glaesser, Laura Brown and Stephanie Roorda to win the silver medal in the race for the team. Bibliography wiki

Karol Szczurek (born 1 October 1893 in Kostkowice, died 6 August 1981) is a Polish social activist in Cieszyn Silesia, a bibliophile, a co-worker. He was the son of Paul, the tailor, and Eve of the Macuras. In 1906 he graduated from the folk school in Kostkowice, and then prepared for the profession of co-worker, and in 1912 he passed a quadadic exam in the workshop of Quis in Cieszyn. He did not serve in the military during the war because of a defect in sight. He ran his own co-operative workshop, and at the same time he developed a bibliophile passion, accompanying him from early youth. He created a library, which was gladly used by the inhabitants of Kostkovice and the surrounding area. He was interested in folk songs, collected texts and melodies, and then also proverbs and folk tales. As an active local socialist, Florian Pohl, an Kostkowice teacher, founded the Youth Camp in 1919, functioning as the Cieszyn School of Motherhood. The rat was a treasure trove of this wheel f...

Josef Samuel Bloch (born November 20, 1850 in Dukla, died October 1, 1923 in Vienna) is a rabbi of Kolomyia, a Member of the Council of States VI, VII and VIII of the parliamentary term (Kołomyja-Śniatyn-Buczacz constituency). He was born into a poor baker family. He earned his doctorate in filipino in Germany. In 1885, he won the candidate of the "General Electoral Committee" of Dr. Emil Bull. Starzynski. He was succeeded by Rabbi Simon Schreiber, who resigned his mandate in 1895. Bibliography wiki

Ron Gourlay was the former managing director at the Chelsea football club. He worked as CEO from October 31, 2009 until October 22, 2014, previously working as the Club's Operations Director. Gourlay, who has been working for Chelsea since 2004, Manchester United and the Umbro clothing company. Scott was appointed to the post on 17 September 2009, after Peter Kenyon decided to leave the club on 31 October of the same year. "It's a great honor to have the chance to lead Chelsea," he said. "We have a great team both on and off the pitch, which gives us the opportunity to achieve even greater success in the future. Being responsible for this is a fantastic challenge and I will approach it with full commitment and energy." wiki

Alan Hollinghurst (born May 26, 1954 in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England) is an English writer and a representative of gay literature. He studied English literature at Magdalen College, Oxford. He worked as a literary critic at the Times Literary Supplement. He lectures at University College London. He made his 1988 debut novel, The Swimming Pool Library, which, while touching the subject of homosexuality and British gayness, goes beyond the context of an environmental novel; In 1989, she received the Somerset Maugham Award. In 2004, his novel The Line of Beauty was honored with the Booker Prize. Also available in Polish translation is his novel The Folding Star. In 2011 he published another novel, The Alien Child. He's gay, he's currently living in London. Creation Authoritative control (person): wiki

Russian service subdivisions (Russian Pусские подразделения обслуживания) - auxiliary propaganda units of the Russian Liberation Army during the Second World War. After the establishment of the Russian Liberation Army (ROA) In 1943, the formation of the so- Russian service subdivisions, which were assigned to the staff of each Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS divisions on the eastern front (they were called the ROA interceptors), as well as to all the Red Army camps and POW camps under the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), not only occupied the USSR, but also in other European countries occupied by the Germans. In total, they numbered about 3.6 thousand. Soldiers in about 170 subdivisions. Each such subdivision consisted of an officer, 4 NCOs, and 20 serial ROAs. The composition of the ROA interceptors was 5 officers and 15 NCOs and the ROA. According to German data within the 18th Army, operating on the Leningrad direction, there were 25 Russian service subdivisions under the command of Cap...

Szimon Kanowicz (Hebrew: שמעון כנוביץ, English: Shimon Kanovitch, born July 6, 1900 in Germany, died July 27, 1961) - Israeli physician and politician, in 1959-1961 Knesset envoy from the Progressive Party list . Curriculum vitae He was born on July 6, 1900 in the German Empire. He studied medicine at the University of Alberta in Königsberg, the University of Johann Wolfgang Goethe in Frankfurt am Main and at the University of Eberhard Charles in Tübingen, he obtained a specialization in pediatrics. He was active in Zionist organizations. In 1933 he emigrated to Palestine. In the 1959 parliamentary election, for the first and only time he got into the Israeli parliament from the list of Progressive Party, which during this term of the Knesset merged with the General Zionists to form the Liberal Party. He died on July 27, 1961, shortly before the next election. wiki

Outline of the history of the rise and fall of the Reformation in Poland - a historical work written by historian and publicist Walerian Krasiński, published for the first time in 1838 in England. Contents A two-volume work with the original title Historical sketch of the rise and decline of the Reformation of Poland describes the history of religion in Poland. The author cites critical arguments, among others, against: the Polish Catholic Church, the Jesuit Order, King Zygmunt II Waza and nobility. In the aristocracy of the noble society, he sees one of the main reasons for Poland's loss of independence. Publication The first volume of the book "Outline of the history of the rise and fall of the Reformation in Poland" appeared in 1838, the second in 1840. Subsequent editions took place in French and German. In Polish, the first volume of the "Outline of the history of the rise and fall of the Reformation in Poland" appeared in 1903 in Warsaw. Bibliog...

Krizska valley, which flows Palúdžanka Palúdžanka - a stream in the Várze river basin in Slovakia. Its highest sources are situated at an altitude of about 1525 m in the valley of Chabenec in the Low Tatras. It flows through the valley named Krížska valley, fed by short tributaries from both its slopes and from Krížske sedlo. The lower part of this valley is divided into two troughs. After leaving the Low Tatras, it flows into the Liptov Valley, where the left channel divides again into two branches: Dúbravka and Čemník. The main channel of Palúdžanki flows through Lazisko, Svätý Kríž and Galovany. In the latter it is seen as an artificial reservoir of Liptovská Mara. This is 560-566 m at 49 ° 04'57 "N 19 ° 32'18" E / 49.082500 19.538333. The main tributary is the right-side stream Mošnica, where the greater part of the catchment is located in the Low Tatras, but goes to Palúdžanka on the Liptov Basin in Lazisko. In the lower reaches of Palúdžanka, the meadows are...

Isaak Izrailewicz Szwarc (Russian Исаак Израилевич Шварц, born January 18, 1879 in Mikolajov, October 26, 1951 in Moscow) - Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae Born in a Jewish family, he worked in the foundry in 1892, later in the armory factory, and worked in social-democratic circles in Mikolajów and Odessa. Since 1899 a member of the SDPRR, for revolutionary activities arrested and sentenced to exile to the Yakutsk region, from where he fled to Switzerland. A member of the revolution of 1905-1907, he was active in party organizations in the Urals and Yekaterinoslav. He was arrested 7 times and sent to Siberia, where he escaped six times. From March 12, 1918 to March 1, 1919, a member of the Central Committee of the CP (b) U, from December 1918 to April 1919, and in April-May 1919 the deputy chairman of the All-Ukrainian Chancellery The Ukrainian Soviet SRR. From May 1919, Representative of the Labor and Defense Council of the Ukrainian SSR in Odessa and Mikolajów, ...

Ivan Mykołajovich Perepeczko (born 1897 in Kiev, died 30 January 1943 in Krasnoyarsk) is a Soviet politician, party activist, deputy member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (1930-1934) ). Since 1914 he belonged to SDPRR (b), was arrested and sent. From 1917 trade union activist, from 1920 secretary, later deputy chairman of the South Allied Federation Central Trade Union Council, from July 29, 1922 to January 28, 1923 member of the Western Front Revolutionary Military and Revolution Council, 1927-1928 chairman of the Central Council of Trade Unions of the Belarusian SRR. From October 28, 1928 to July 1931 I Secretary of the Far East National Committee (b), from July 13, 1930 to January 26, 1934, deputy member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party WKP (b), 1931-1933 Head of Political Affairs, October 1933-1934 Secretary of the All-Union Central Trade Union Council, from 1934 to December 9, 1937 Deputy Chief of the Ryazan-Urals Railway. April 4, 1936, awarded t...

Jan Złociński (born December 27, 1925 in the Monasteries) - Polish officer of the Civic Militia. Curriculum vitae He was born on December 27, 1925 in the Monasteries as the son of Bronislaw. During the Second World War, during the German occupation, he was arrested by the Germans and deported to Germany in 1941 for forced labor in the Third Reich. He returned to Poland in 1945 at the age of about 20 years. He joined the Civic Militia. In the Sanok area he participated in the fight against the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. He belonged to PPR. After 1947 he served in posts in Ropience and Tarnawa. He was the commandant of the MO stations in Tryńczy and in Przeworsk. From 1955 he worked at the Municipal Committee of MO in Sanok as an officer on duty. He was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta. Bibliography wiki

Piotr Gawriłowicz Rudy (born August 15, 1896 in Alexandria, Novosibirsk, Nov. 15, 1937 in Moscow) is an officer of the Soviet Secret Service, Commissioner of State Security, 3rd Rank. Born in the family of a Jewish dachshund, from June to August 1916, a member of the Menshevik party, since November 1917, a member of the Bolshevik party, since November 1919, an officer of the Kharkiv gubernian province. From July 1922 to April 1923, Head of the Counter-Intelligence Division of the GSO Representative Office of the South East, then Assistant to the Head of the Secretariat of the South-East / North-East OGPU / North Caucasus Region, from 26 October to December 1923, From December 1923 to December 1925, Deputy Head of the Special North Caucasus Military Division, from September 1925 to January 1926 Deputy Chief of the Secretariat of the PPPU of the North Caucasus Region. From March 1, 1927 to January 24, 1931, deputy representative of the North Caucasus People's Republic, from Januar...

Rhine in Constance, circa 1830 Edward Thomas Daniell (born June 5, 1804 in London, died September 24, 1842 in Antalya) is an English clergyman, painter, graphic designer and traveler. An artist associated with Norwich School, his teacher was the leading representative of this school John Crome. He painted mostly naturalistic watercolors depicting landscapes. He also created etchings that critics of art considered ahead of time in which they were created. He maintained contacts with many artists, including his friends. William Turner, John Linnell, David Roberts, William Dyce, Thomas Creswick, William Collins, Abraham Cooper, John Callcott Horsley and William Clarkson Stanfield. In 1831, Daniell was ordained, served for two years as vicar of Norfolk, later became parish priest in one of London's parishes. He died during the expedition to Turkey. The largest collections of his work are the Norfolk Museums. Bibliography wiki

Andriej Iwanowicz Ustienko (Russian: Андрей Иванович Устенко, born 1 December 1904 in the village of Wielikaja Bieriozowka in the gubernian province, died 15 June 1998) - Soviet politician, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b) U) (1949-1952). 1923-1925 chairman of the village council, 1925-1926 head of the department of the Komsomol district committee, from 1926 in the WKP (b), 1926-1929 instructor and head of the regional department of the association of food associations. 1929-1930 head of district association of food associations, 1930-1931 chairman of district board of association of food associations in Chmielnicky, 1931-1932 manager of supply office in Kharkov. In 1932, head of the GPU cooperative department in Kharkov, 1932-1933 studied at the Kharkov Institute of Red Staff, later deputy head of the political department and deputy director, then director of the machine-tractor. 1938-1939 Second Secretary of the Regional Committee of the KP (b) In the Oblas...

Wasilij Tarasovich Shevchenko (Russian: Василий Тарасович Шевченко, born December 22nd, 1921 in Vladimirovka village in the Kustanag Governorate, died April 3, 2012 in Almaty) is an officer of the Soviet security forces, lieutenant general, chairman of the KGB, Kazakh National Socialist Republic (1975-1982) ) and the Tajik SRR (1970-1975). In 1940, a teacher in high school, 1940-1941, a junior course instructor of the junior politruces of the Moscow Military District, again in 1941-1942, a teacher in secondary school, 1942-1943 head of the special executive committee of the district council in the Kustanian region. In 1943, NKGB USSR student in Almaty, 1943-1944 NKGB Regional Operational Officer in Kustanaj Oblast, 1944-1945 Operation Officer and Senior Operating Officer of the NKGB Board of the Kustanaya Region, 1945 Special Investigators of the NKGB of the Kazakh SSR, 1945-1949 Regional Head NKGB / MGB branch of the Kustanayan circuit. From 1949 Head of Department and Department o...

Василий Сергеевич Толстиков (born 6 November 1917 in Tula, died 29 April 2003 in Moscow) is a Soviet and Russian politician, diplomat, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1961-1981). In 1940 he graduated from the Institute of Railway Transport Engineering in Leningrad, 1941-1946 served in the Red Army, during World War II he fought among others. In Karelia, the war ended in senior Lieutenant in Austrian territory. 1945-1946 in the Soviet occupation troops in Germany, 1946-1952 in the construction organization in Leningrad. In 1948 he joined the WKP (b), since 1952 he was a party official in Leningrad and the Leningrad Oblast. 1957-1960 First deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the City Council in Leningrad. Secretary from 13 October 1960 to 3 May 1962 II Secretary, and from 3 May 1962 to January 1963 First Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Leningrad. From October 31, 1961 to February 23, 1981, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, from November 2...

Paulo de Mello Gomes (born 14 April 1948 in Ribeirão Preto) is a Brazilian racing driver. Career Gomes started his career in international car racing in 1974 with his C-class debut in Brazilian Saloon Cars Division 3. He finished sixth in the overall classification. In later years, the Brazilian also appeared in Formula 3 British Formula 3, Mallory Park Griffin Golden Helmet, British Formula 3 BARC, British Formula 3 BRDC Shellsport, 24 Hours Le Mans Race, Stock Car Brasil, Mil Milhas Brasileiras, Brazilian Fiat Formula, South American Supertour Championship, Trofeo Maserati Brazil and A Audi DTCC. Bibliography wiki

View of Giewont's creek from Kasprowy Wierch Końskie Żleb - a gull in the south-east, slopes to the Kondratowa Valley slopes of Giewont in the Western Tatras. Its upper end is located in the lower part of the Meadows of the Great Expanse, below the Szczerby. The sink falls to the south-east and descends to the bottom of the valley on the threshold separating the Kondratowa Lake from Hell. Końskie Rye is one of six named gulls descending from the Giewont massif to the Kondratowa Valley. In the direction from west to east are: Kurski Żleb, Świński Żleb, Końskie Żleb, Krówski Żleb, Suchy Żleb, Urwany Żleb. These are the most convenient access from the bottom of the Kondratowa Valley to the ridge of Giewont, because the avalanches are stripped of the weeds. wiki

Mark Olegowicz Szulszycki (Russian: Марк Олегович Шульжицкий, born July 11, 1989 in Vladivostok) is a Russian racing driver. Career Szulszycki started his racing career in 2013 after competing in the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, Malaysia Merdeka Endurance Race, the Blancpain Endurance Series and the FIA ​​GT Series. In the World Endurance Championship was 37, and in the LMP2 class was classified in 24 positions. The Blancpain Endurance Series in the GT3 Pro-Am Cup was the 18th and the FIA ​​GT Series (Pro-Am) - the twelfth. One year later, in the 24-hour Le Mans race, he finished fifth in the LMP2 class. Results in 24h Le Mans Bibliography wiki

Paweł Skwarczyński (born 1903, died 1984) - Polish emigre historian, modern historian, Catholic activist. Curriculum vitae He studied law in Lviv, Paris and Grenoble. In the years 1932-1939 he was a professor at the Catholic University of Lublin. He lectured on the history of the Polish system. As a reserve officer he participated in the September campaign. Then he moved to Great Britain. After 1945 he remained in exile. He lectured on history at the Polish University in Abroad. He dealt with the history of the Reformation. He was co-organizer of the Catholic Immigration Foundation Veritas in London, founded on the initiative of Fr. Stanislaw Belch, her longtime president was Col. Adam Kosiba. Selected publications Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

The last of the marble blocks installed in 1683, which remained in place Amsterdam height (Normaal Amsterdams Peil (NAP)) - a height system used to measure water and land levels in the Netherlands. It refers to the average water level during the summer tides in 1683 in the lake (then IJ Bay) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Amsterdams Peil (AP, Amsterdam level) was originally designated in the seventeenth century as the point for the water level in the lake (then the IJ Bay) in Amsterdam. In 1683 Mayor of Amsterdam, Johannes Hudde commissioned the marking of eight locks with marble blocks indicating nine feet and five inches (2,676 meters) above the AP (one of these blocks is still in its original place - it is located on the wall of the Eenhoornsluis on the Korte Prinsengracht channel), which meant the level of the embankments at the bay. The horizontal lines on the marble blocks became determinants of the AP height (specifically nine feet and five inches higher than the AP). ...

Nenad Čanak, cyr. Ненад Чанак (born 2 November 1959 in Pančev) - Serbian politician and economist, political activist of the Vojvodina Serb, parliamentarian, chairman of the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina. Curriculum vitae He graduated from junior high school and music school in Novi Sad, then studied at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Novi Sad, based in Subotica. He briefly worked in the music business, then worked in the oil industry. After 1990, he started his own business. In 1990 he organized and headed the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina, re-elected to the post of party chairman. In 1991 he organized anti-war rallies, after which he was forced to mobilize. In 1997 he was elected to the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia by the Vojvodina Coalition. He was also a member of the Federal Assembly. In the years 2000-2007 he sat in the Vojvodina Assembly, since 2004 as chairman of the regional parliament. In 2007, 2008, 2012, 2014 and 2016 a...

Klaus Panchyrz (born 25 April 1963 in Bytom) is a German racing driver. Career Panchyrz started his racing career in 1987 after competing in the German Formula Ford 1600, but did not earn points. A year later he was in the same series. In subsequent years he also appeared in German Formula 3, German Formula One Opel Lotus, German Formula 3 Trophy, Monaco Formula 3 Grand Prix, Macau Grand Prix, British Formula 3 Formula, British Formula 3 Formula, British Lotus Formula 2 Formula , Formula 3000, Telekom D1 ONS ADAC Tourenwagen Cup, Deutsche Tourenwagen Cup and V8Star Germany. In the Formula 3000 Germany, he took part in the Silverstone round of the 1993 season with the German team Mönninghoff Racing. However, it was not classified. Bibliography wiki

Biocentricity - the theory of everything drawn by Dr. Robert Lanza, according to which the reality surrounding us is what it depends on the observer. According to this theory there is no objective picture of reality, because they perceive human senses differently, and the senses of an animal or insect. Everything that surrounds us is only a reproductive product of our minds, which is merely a subjective imitation of the true image of reality. A part of this theory is also the claim that it is not the universe that creates life, but vice versa that life makes the existence of the universe. Comments wiki

Bruno Kitt (4) Bruno Kitt (born August 9, 1906 in Heilsberg, October 8, 1946 in Hameln) is a Nazi criminal, SS doctor in Auschwitz-Birkenau and Neuengamme Concentration Camps and SS-Hauptsturmführer. Medical doctor and SS member (ID No 246756). From July 1942 to January 1945, Kitt was a camp doctor and head of the women's hospital in Birkenau. During this period he was responsible for numerous selections of Jews and prisoners for gas chambers. From February to April 1945 he served as a camp doctor at Neuengamme. Captured by the British and accused by them in the Neuengamme crew process in 1946. He was sentenced to death on May 13, 1946 for complicity in the murder and abuse of prisoners of the camp. Bruno Kitt was executed by hanging in October 1946 in the prison Hameln. Bibliography wiki

Evening University of Marxism-Leninism (WUML) - form of mass training of party activists of the United United Workers' Party, established in 1952 and addressed to the provincial level apparatus (including KW Executive Members). Functioning at the Provincial Committee of the Polish United Workers' Party in the framework of ideological education, WUML-e was the main element of preparation of communist cadres for the needs of party activity. WUML was based on a two-year study, with less than one-year course. The school year lasted from October to June. Classes were held once a week, in the afternoon, based on a semester and annual schedule. Teaching subjects were defined by the guidelines of the Department of Ideology of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers' Party. WUML studios and courses were located at the provincial committees, while the branches at the municipal and town-communal party institu- tions. Candidates for study were directed by party organizatio...

Mr Laurent (Le Bebe de Monsieur Laurent) - Roland Topor's drama, released in 1972. Content Description Mr. Laurent's play is a pseudo-theater play, parody of drama. Black humor dominates here. The action consists of a series of absurd situations. He talks about Mr. Laurent, who one day got his baby on the front door of his house. This event is vividly commented by local residents. Between the dialogues are the songs of the ancient choir. At the very end of the drama, Topor placed a fictitious self-report with journalists who accused him of unjustified macabre. The interview is also full of ridiculous and absurd sentences. Bibliography wiki

The whole sadness of Belgium (Het verdriet van België) - a novel by Hug Claus from 1983 written in Dutch. It was published in Polish in 1994, unfortunately with a vulgar cover. Also in 1994 a miniseries was created based on it. This is a bildungsroman consisting of two parts: The main character is the author's alter ego. It presents his childhood and youth in the Flemish village of Walle (part of the city of Kortrijk) in the years 1939 - 1947. Probably the most important novel depicting collaboration with Germany in the occupied country. Story Belgium, 1939. Ten-year-old Louis Seynaeve is learning at a boarding school run by nuns in Haarbeke, a fictional town near Kortrijk. He has different fantasies. They call themselves "four apostles" with their friends and have seven forbidden books. A father arrives and tells him that his mother has fallen down the stairs, which in fact means she is pregnant. A few months later, the baby is born dead. The boy's family ...

August Maus (born February 7, 1915 in Wuppertal, died September 28, 1995 in Hamburg) - German officer, commander of a submarine (U-boat) from World War II, as a submarine war. August Maus joined the Reichsmarine in April 1934. Prior to his deployment in April 1040, he served in the submarine on the light cruiser "Nürnberg" and the school ship "Schleswig-Holstein". After completing the training, he served as a watch officer on U-68 (commander Korvk. Karl-Friedrich Merten). In June 1942, he took over his own ship XIC / 40 - U-185. Tonący U-185 U-185 performed three combat patrols in the Atlantic, sinking 9 vessels with a total capacity of 62,761 GRT and damaging one (6840 GRT). On August 11, 1943, she and U-172 took part in rescuing survivors from U-604 sunk by an American aircraft. Two weeks later, on August 24, 1943, the U-185 himself became a victim of aircraft from the USS escort aircraft carrier "Core". Maus was one of 36 German sailors rescued by...

Michał Dziubański (born May 7, 1971 in Gdańsk) - Polish table tennis player and coach, medalist of the European Championship. Sports career He represented the colors of AZS-AWF Gdańsk and German clubs, including TTC Rohn Sprudel Fulda. In 1988 he became the bronze medalist of the European Cadets Championship in the double-game (with Marcin Kusiński). He represented Poland at the senior world championships in 1989, 1995 and 1999, at the Senior European Championships in 1998 he won the silver medal in the team tournament (with Lucjan Błaszczyk, Tomasz Krzeszewski and Piotr Skierski), at the Seniors' European Championship in 2000 bronze medal in the tournament team (with Lucjan Błaszczyk, Tomasz Krzeszewski and Marcin Kusiński). In 1994 he became the academic runner-up in the world in a team tournament (with Tomasz Krzeszewski, Piotr Skierski and Piotr Szafranek). At the individual Polish Senior Championships, he won 12 medals: Since 2004, he was the coach of the Polish nat...

Krížnego stream in Magura Spiska Krížny stream - a stream, a tributary of Poprad in Slovakia. It has springs at an altitude of about 780 m on the southern slopes of Riňava and Plontany in the eastern part of Magura Spiska. It flows in the south-east direction between two ridges going from these peaks and flows to the Lubowel Basin. In Podoliniec, at an altitude of 564 m, it flows into Poprad as its left tributary. Głównymi dopływami są: Lime stream, Hlučný potok, Topoľový potok and Výhonský potok. wiki

At the dying bed Tadeusz Gorecki (born June 5, 1825 in Dusientyn, died January 31, 1868 in Paris) - Polish painter portraitist, son-in-law of Adam Mickiewicz. Tadeusz Gorecki was the son of Antoni and Weronika, née Ejdziwitowicz. In his youth, he studied painting with Wincenty Dmochowski, perhaps also with cousin Walentek Wańkowicz. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg at Karla Briułłów. In September 1850, the artist went to Warsaw, Berlin and Paris. In 1854 he visited St. Petersburg, where he received the title of a dormitory for the portrait of the sculptor Peter Clodt von Jürgensburg. November 7, 1857, he married Maria, daughter of Adam Mickiewicz. For a few months he worked at the Prado museum in Madrid, where he made copies of the paintings of Sebastiano del Piomba and Jusepe de Ribery. Witold Pruszkowski belonged to his students. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Tengiz Nikolayevich Mentzsevich (Russian: Тенгиз Николаевич Ментешашвили, born 26 March 1928 in Tbilisi - died 25 April 2016) - Soviet party activist of Georgian ethnicity. Curriculum vitae In 1950, he graduated from the Georgian Polytechnic Institute. From 1950 he was an engineer, and since December 1950 he was a structural engineer of the Zakopane Metallurgical Works. From March 1952 to June 1953 he was the second secretary of the Komsomol Town Committee in Rust. From 1952 to 1956, instructor, and from 1956 to January 1958 deputy head of the department of the Central Committee of the Komsomol Georgia, from January to April 1958 secretary, and from April 1958 to March 1961 II Secretary of the Central Committee of the Komsomol Georgia. From March 1961 to April 1963 Deputy Head of the Department of Industry and Transport of the Communist Party of Georgia, from April 1963 to March 1966 First Secretary of the Municipal Committee of the KPG in Rustavi, from March 1966 to January 1968 De...

Anatoly Ivanovich Berezin (Russian: Анатолий Иванович Березин, born December 16, 1931 in Roješanyna in Mordwińska ASRR, died April 28, 1998 in Saransk) is a Soviet politician and party activist. In 1953 graduated from the Mordwiński State Pedagogical Institute, he was an activist of the Komsomol, since 1954 a member of the CPSU, 1967 graduated from Mordwiński State University, 1969-1970 was the first secretary of the Municipal Committee of the CPSU in Saransk. 1970-1971 Second Secretary of the Mordwiński Regional Committee of the CPSU, 1971 Chairman of the Council of Ministers Mordwińska ASRR, 1971-1990 First Secretary of the Mordwiński Regional Committee of the CPSU, from 10 April to 17 October 1990 Chairman of the Supreme Council of Mordvins ASRR / Mordovia. Member of the USSR Verkhovna Rada from 9 to 11 tenure and Mordwińska ASRR from 5th to 12th term, People's Deputies of the USSR. Honors And medals. Bibliography wiki

Radosław Jan Szatkowski (born January 15, 1970) is a Polish politician and government official in the years 2013-2015, President of the Agricultural Market Agency. Curriculum vitae In 2002 he held the position of manager in the Regional Office of the Agricultural Market Agency in Szczecin, Branch in Gdańsk. In the years 2003-2004 he was the director and then (2004-2006) deputy director of the field office ARR in Gdynia. At the beginning of the Pomeranian's activity, to propagate information on milk quotas and to accept cereals in intervention warehouses. Re-elected as Director of the ARR Area Branch in Gdynia in 2008, he continued his duties until 2013. June 3, 2013 was appointed by the President of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Poland Donald Tusk as President of the Agricultural Market Agency. On behalf of the President of the Council of Ministers, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development received the nomination from Stanisław Kalemba. He was recalled...

Andrey Vladimirovich Chernenko (Russian: Андрей Владимирович Харченко, born 1907 in the village of Fyodorovka, Chersonia, died in 1965 in Rivne) - an officer of the Soviet security organs, Major General, People's Commissar / Interior Minister of the SRR (1939-1941) and 1944-1950), the National Security Commissioner of the Tajik SSR (1941). Curriculum vitae The son of a poor Ukrainian peasant, 1919 graduated from a rural school in his hometown and became a tractor helper, from April 1921 to September 1930 chairman of the village council, 1924-1939 member of the Komsomol, from December 1929 in the WKP (b). Course instructor of the regimental school and secretary responsible for the Komsomol regimental office, from May 1930 to December 1934 helper of the company commander for political 45th Infantry Regiment, later secretary of party organization in the army. From May to December 1938 I Secretary of the Regional Committee KP (b) U, since December 1938 NKVD officer, since February 21,...

New Year's Eve Guzzolini (born 1177 in Osimo, November 26, 1267) is an Italian canon, preacher and saint of the Catholic Church. Curriculum vitae His father was an influential lawyer. He started his law studies in Bologna, but changed to theology. He was a canon at Osimo. At the age of fifty he changed his life and became a hermit. He was in the hermitage of Grotta Fucile. After several years when he was visiting more and more pupils he founded a monastery at Monte Fano near Fabriano according to the Benedictine Rule. In this way he created the foundations for the congregation called New Year's Eve. Written in Roman Martyrology in 1598. wiki

Władysław Borowski CRL (born February 13, 1916 in Wyrach, died September 20, 1998 in Cracow) - Polish Catholic priest, canonical regular, lateran bible, Bible translator. Curriculum vitae He entered the Order in 1938, ordained in 1939, ordained a priest on May 18, 1944, then was sent to the parish of Corpus Christi in Cracow. In 1945-1947 he worked in Gietrzwałd. From 1947 he resided in Cracow and worked in the parish of Corpus Christi. At the same time he studied at the Catholic University of Lublin and in 1957 he defended his dissertation. Ks. Jakub Wujek as commentator of the canonical gospel on the background of the exegesis of the sixteenth century written under the direction of Eugeniusz Dąbrowski. From 1951 to 1966 he was a lecturer at the "Hosianum" Seminary in Olsztyn, where he stayed abroad from 1961 to 1966, in Germany and Austria, Rome (where he studied at the Pontifical Bible Institute and defended his bachelor degree in 1963-1965) and England. From 1966 he res...

Piotr Michajłowicz Zorin (born 1910 in the village of Kwaszkino in the district of Tarnów), was an officer of the Soviet security forces, one of the performers of the Katyn massacre. He had basic education, from 1933 in Komsomol, from 1935 in NKVD, since 1935 guardian-supervisor of the Board of NKVD Kaliningrad. From May 1, 1938, the prisoner of the State Security Board (UGB) of the NKVD Board of the Kaliningrad Oblast, in the spring of 1940 he participated in a mass murder on the Polish prisoners of the Ostaszkow camp, for which on 26 October 1940 the People's Commissar of Internal Affairs Ławrientij Beria awarded him a monetary prize. In 1954 he supervised the 1st category of internal prison of the KGB board of the Kalinin Oblast at the level of senior sergeant. Honors Bibliography wiki

Lino Spiteri (born September 21, 1938 in Qormi, November 14, 2014) is a Maltese politician, Labor Party activist, double finance minister, writer. He studied at Oxford, earning degrees in social, political and economic sciences. He worked initially as a teacher, then a civil servant in the 1960s as a journalist. Between 1968 and 1970 he was employed in the Maltese Chamber of Commerce and then transferred to the Central Bank of Malta, where he was head of the board since 1974; He came to the position of deputy governor of the Bank and for some time served as governor. He represented Malta at the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund. In the political life of Malta, he became involved in 1957. Secretary General of the Labor Party youth, in 1959 became a member of the national board of the Party, and in 1962 was first elected to the parliament. He lost his mandate in 1966, was re-elected in 1981 and was a member of parliament until 1998. From 1981-1983 he served as financ...

Gordon Wilkins (born October 6, 1912, died April 11, 2007) is a British racing driver. Career In car racing, Wilkins has devoted himself primarily to the startups of the World Motor Sports Championship. In the years 1939, 1951-1953 the British appeared at the rate of the Le Mans 24-hour race. In the first season of the season he was placed fifth in the 1.1 class, and in the overall classification was 18th. In the years 1954-1955 he won the S 1.5 class. One year later he was third in S 3.0. Bibliography wiki

Gwardia Łódź - a non-existent Polish speedway club from Lodz. History of the club This section is incomplete. If you can, expand it. After the 1964 season, the section of Tramway Łódź was dissolved. After two years of absence the slag returned to Lodz in the form of a new club, the Guard of Łódź. This club was based mainly on the competitors of the predecessor. He was dissolved after the 1980 season, leaving on one hand the fame of one of the oldest teams (veteran players such as Paweł Mirowski, Wlodzimierz Sumiński, Eugeniusz Wróżyński and Edward Kupczyński) and young prospective players continuing their careers in clubs outside of Poland. Lodz (like Karol Lis and Sławomir Tronina). Individual seasons wiki

Park Czettritzów - Wałbrzych park listed on the list of monuments. It is located in Wałbrzych at Stanisława Moniuszki Street and extends from Zamkowa Street to South Street in Śródmieście. Park area is about 5 hectares, the park was established in 1886. The name of the park derives from the names of the former owners of Wałbrzych. In the park there are about 70 species and varieties of trees and shrubs, including 7 exotic species such as: In addition to exotic plant species, plants such as: At the park are the buildings of the campus of the State Higher Vocational School im. Angelus Silesius. palace and park complex. wiki

Secretariat for Economic Affairs of the Holy See - Dicastery of the Roman Curia created by the motu proprio Fidelis dispensator et prudens, issued by Pope Francis on 24-25 February 2014. The formation of the secretariat is one of the first steps in the Reform of the Apostolic See, led by Francis on the recommendation of the Cardinal Council. The secretariat is to be the executive body of the Economic Council created by the same document. The council consists of 15 people: 8 clerics and 7 lay experts in finance. The Council is to deal with temporal issues and the administration of the Holy See and the Vatican City, such as budget planning, financial management, human resources management and procurement. The Secretariat is headed by a prefect directly under the pope. The first prefect was appointed Cardinal George Pell, the current Archbishop of Sydney. Bibliography wiki

Saunders Lewis (born 15 October 1893, September 1, 1985) is a Welsh poet, playwright, literary critic, historian and politician. He was born in Wallasey, England. His education began in a male high school in Liscard. He then went on to study at the University of Liverpool where he obtained a degree. Initially working as a librarian at Glamorgan University, he was then a lecturer at the University of Swansea. He was a co-founder of the autonomous and nationalist political party Plaid Genedlaethol Cymru. In 1936 together with two colleagues, D.J. Williams and L. Valentine raised considerable controversy by setting fire to building materials for the construction of the RAF military airport in Penyberth. As a result of his nine months in prison he was released from his position as a lecturer. In 1932 he converted to Catholicism. in the song "Can I have a cigarette?". After these events, he retained his job as a journalist, farmer and teacher, until he became a lecturer at Cardiff...

Fernando Rodrigo Navarrete (born 19 November 1980 in Ciudad Real) is a Spanish racing driver. Career Navarrete started his racing career in 2000 with the Renault Sport Clio Trophy. With a score of four, he was placed in thirteenth position in the general classification. In later years, he also appeared in Open Telefonica by Nissan, Formula 2000, Spanish Formula 3, Mégane Trophy Eurocup, Renault Clio Cup Spain, 24 Hours of Barcelona, ​​Spanish GT Championship, SEAT Leon Eurocup, SEAT Leon Supercopa Spain, 6 Hours of Bogota, Peugeot 207 Cup Spain and Mini Challenge Spain. In the World Series by Nissan Spaniard started in 2000-2001. Only in 2001 won points. The two points earned him 23rd place in the final drivers' classification. Bibliography wiki

Cr3C2 structure. Atoms of carbon are marked in gray. Chromium carbide - a chemical compound of chromium and carbon with ceramic properties. It occurs in several forms corresponding to the formulas: Cr3C2, Cr7C3 and Cr23C6. All are gray solids with high hardness, fire resistance, corrosion resistance. Synthesis Chromium carbide can be produced in mechanical synthesis: ball mill, metallic chrome, graphite. The produced powder is solidified into a non-porous material with macroscopic dimensions in a hot isostatic press. The role in the corrosion of stainless steel The formation of chromium carbides at the interstitial boundary is one of the causes of intercrystalline corrosion and stress corrosion of austenitic alloys in which the corrosion resistance is related to the presence of chromium. wiki

Released in 1872, the book Yuseopilja, explaining the system idu Idu (hangul: 이두, hancha: 吏 讀) - former Korean writing system, written at the end of the 7th century by Solch'ong, a learned Silla, based on earlier writing methods. Despite its considerable complexity, it remained in use despite the development of the alphabetical hangul script until the nineteenth century. The idu system was based on hancha writing, with additional characters for Korean grammar. An example of the entry in the id is a section of the Chinese Ming Dynasty legal code: 雖 犯 七出 有 三 不去, translated into Korean as 必 于七 出 乙 犯 爲 乃 三 不去 有 去 乙. It is possible to introduce a Korean translation of the Chinese term 雖 → 必 于, to add the Chinese prefix 乙 to the Chinese element, and the additional characters 爲 去 乃 and 有 去 乙 to denote the Korean verb tenses. Bibliography wiki

Jane Marshall - American road biker, two-time World Cup medalist. Career Jane Bartall's first career success came in 1987 when, together with Leslie Schenk, Sue Ehlers and Inga Thompson, she won a silver medal in team rally in time for the Villach World Cup. Jeannie Golay, Phyllis Hines, Jane Marshall and Leslie Schenk won the bronze medal in the same competition. In 1986, she won a gold medal in the USA in individual time trial. Marshall never won the individual medal of the World Cup. I have never participated in the Olympic Games. Bibliography wiki

Józef Kot (born March 17, 1919 in Łapajówka) - Polish teacher, deputy to the Sejm of the PRL IV and V term. Curriculum vitae He has completed secondary education, he is a teacher by profession. He was the deputy member of the Supreme Committee of the United People's Party and the chairman of the Poviat Committee of the ZSL in Lwówek Śląski. In 1965 and 1969 he was a Member of Parliament in the district of Jelenia Góra, for two terms he was a member of the Committee on Construction and Municipal Economy, decorated with the Golden Cross of Merit. Bibliography wiki

Konstanty Dąbrowski (born on September 12, 1911 in Laskowa) - Polish farmer, deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the 5th term. Curriculum vitae He has completed primary education, a farmer by profession. He ran an individual farm. In 1969 he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the district of Chrzanów, he was a member of the Heavy, Chemical and Mining Industry Committee. He was awarded the Medal of the 1000th anniversary of the Polish State. Bibliography wiki

Logo of the Royal Statistical Society The Royal Statistical Society - a British association of statisticians. It is the oldest scientific association in the world gathering specialists in this field of knowledge. It was created in 1834 on the initiative of a Belgian scholar Adolphe Quételet. The Royal Statistical Society awards the Guy Medal, an award for achievements in the field of statistics. The name of the award commemorates William Guy's doctor and statistic. Bibliography wiki

William Wordsworth in old age Young Robert Browning The Lost Leader - a poem by Robert Browning, published in 1845, expressing indignation at William Wordsworth's acceptance of the title of Poet-Laureate and lifetime salary from the king two years earlier. Young Browning believed that the poet had sold, leaving behind his prestige and financial benefits his current ideals, as well as people who recognized him as an authority. The poem is written using a date meter. The scheme is four feet. Just for a handful of silver he left us, Just for a riband to stick in his coat - Found the one gift of which fortune bereft us, Lost all the others she lets us devote; They, with the gold to give, doled him out silver, So much was theirs who so little allowed: How all our copper had gone for his service! Rags - were they purple, his heart had been proud! Poem translated into Polish by Czesław Miłosz. wiki

Moscow State Academy of Choreography, Russia Московская государственная академия хореографии, also known as the Bolshoi Ballet Academy - one of the oldest and most prestigious ballet schools in the world. It was created by Tsarina Catherine II in 1763 as one of the oldest in the world and the first theater school in Moscow. Educates students from 9 to 18 years of age as a general boarding school. Dance is taught by Agrippina Waganowa. Bibliography wiki

Luís Miguel Gubert de Morais Leitão (born 1964) - Portuguese politician, lawyer and manager, in 2015 Minister of Economy. Curriculum vitae A graduate of law at Universidade Católica Portuguesa, he also studied at Stanford University. He worked, among other things. in Banco Português de Investimento, he managed various companies included in the BPI. In the years 1996-2002 he managed the Portuguese branch of Allianz. He was also the president of several state-controlled enterprises (including Empordef and OGMA). In the years 2004-2005 he was the secretary of state in the finance department. In 2007 he became part of the executive committee of the Democratic and Social Center - People's Party. In the first government of Pedra Passos Coelho he was the secretary of state - in 2011-2013 for European affairs, then until 2015 in the office of the deputy prime minister. From October to November 2015, he held the position of Minister of Economy in the second cabinet of the current Prim...

DTP (Desktop Publishing) - a term that primarily refers to all activities related to the preparation of materials on the computer, which will later be duplicated by printing methods. In short, this term means computer preparation for printing. In this sense, the term refers not only to the design phase, ie to the creation of computer-generated images (and shapes) of publishing pages, but also to the management of group work, and even to the computer control of the devices used in the process, such as the platesetters or machines printing. Previously, the preparation for printing was called preparatory or preparatory processes (the direction in the printing school was called today), and consisted mainly of handmade assembly (made in neat) and assembly (in the assembly room), finished with the preparation of materials for the printing house in the imaging room. Over time, the concept of DTP began to refer to the preparation of documents for publication in electronic form (digital). ...

Franciszek Król (born August 4, 1913 in Garcz, in the district of Kartuzy, died November 21, 1999 in Chojnice) - social activist, head of the Chojnice Locomotives Railway Station in 1962-1974. Curriculum vitae He attended a general school in Lubiszew (Tczewski district), later the Craft and Industrial School in Tczew. He worked in the locksmith's workshop, then at the Yeast Factory in Tczew and the Pomeranian Power Plant in Gródek, and in July 1938 he started working at the Main Railway Station in Tczew. At the outbreak of the war, during a business trip to Bydgoszcz, he was wounded with a fragment of the enemy bomb and taken by the German army to Stalag II E Gross Born, later transferred to Stalag II A Neubrandenburg and in that camp hospital he underwent surgery. After being released from the camp in 1940, he was sent to work on the construction of a destroyed railway bridge across the Vistula river in Tczew, and in November 1941 he was forced to work in E. Klose Berlin, wh...

Cyclopean image - a single mental image of the observed scene created by the brain by combining two flat images obtained from both eyes. The mental process responsible for its construction is essential for stereoscopic vision. Autostereograms use this process to deceive the brain, creating a cyclopathic picture of apparently random patterns. The name came from the mythical Homer's Odyssey, a single-eye creature, and refers to the way in which normal people perceive the center of binocular vision as lying between their eyes as if seen through the eye of a cyclopian. Other terms of the cyclopaedia eye are "third central imaginary eye" and "binoculus" (English wikipedia). The term "cyclopathic stimulus" refers to such a form of visual stimulus, which is determined solely by the divergence of images from two eyes. This name was created by the Hungarian engineer Béla Julesz. He thought that stereopathy could help to see camouflaged objects. An import...

Janusz Mysłowski (born December 9, 1938 in Lviv) is a Polish engineer, professor of technical sciences, academic lecturer, honorary doctor of Kaliningrad State Technical University, specialist in combustion engine flexibility. Curriculum vitae As a graduate of Conradinum High School in Gdansk, he began his studies at the Faculty of Transport Engineering and Technology at the Technical University of Szczecin (PS). He gained his diploma in 1963 and in the same year began working as an assistant at the Department of Rolling Stock and Automotive Equipment of the PS. In 1972 he received his doctorate at the Technical University of Lodz at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, while his habilitation degree in 1989 at the Faculty of Machines and Vehicles of the Poznan University of Technology. In 1997 he was awarded the title of Professor by the President of the Republic of Poland and in 2003 he was appointed to the position of full professor at the PS. Scientific interests The researc...

Iwona Zubel, from Sołtysik (born October 25, 1969) - Polish volleyball player, champion and representative of Poland. Sports career She was a starter of the Lodz Startup, since 1990 she was a member of the BKS Stal Bielsko-Biała. winning the Polish championship in 1991, the Polish vice-championship in 1992 and the bronze medal of the Polish championship in 1993. In 1994, Dick Black Andrychow won the Polish Championship and the Polish Cup in 1997. In 1997 she returned to the BKS and won the bronze medal of the championship. Poland in 2000. Since 2002 she played in the second league LKS PTR Pszczyna. Her sports career ended in 2006. With the representation of Polish junior she performed at the European Championships in 1988, occupying 6th place. wiki

Jemieljan Wasiljewicz Kozik (Russian: Емельян Васильевич Козик, born 1905 in Semenovce, died 1990) - Soviet military, major general, security officer. Curriculum vitae The son of a Ukrainian peasant. From 1 September 1923 to 1 June 1924, the squadron of the OGPU militia in Olewski. From September 15, 1924 to August 1, 1927, at the Red Army Infantry School in Kiev. From April 1, 1932 to August 5, 1934, commander of the OGPU military school in Kharkov, from August 5, 1934 to May 13, 1936, lecturer at the Kharkov Military School of the NKVD, from May 13, 1936. Until February 1939 he studied at the Military Academy of the Red Army. Frunzy in Moscow, since 15 May 1936 senior lieutenant, since April 11, 1938 captain, from 1938 major. From March 8, 1939 to February 26, 1941, the head of the Central NKVD Military Forces of the USSR for the Protection of Particularly Important Industrial Objects, March 9, 1939 promoted to kombryg, from 26 February to 31 July 1941 the head of the Central Comm...

Bohdan Wasylowych Hud'r, Богдан Васильович Гудь (born April 30, 1956 in Litiatyn, Ternopil Oblast) is a Ukrainian historian and political scientist. Specialist in Ukrainian-Polish relations and conflicts in the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as issues related to the eastern dimension of European integration. In 1978 he graduated from the University of Lviv. In 1988 he obtained a degree in history science. Since 2000 the director of the Institute for European Integration of the National University of Warsaw. Ivan Franko, PhD, assistant professor at the Department of International Relations and the Diplomatic Service of the Lviv National University. Ivan Franko. Visiting Professor at the European Center of the University of Warsaw and at the Institute of European Studies at the Jagiellonian University. Associate Professor at the Higher School of Administration in Bielsko-Biała. Selected works Bibliography wiki

Polish School - pedagogical monthly published in Poznan in 1849-1853. Organized by the Pedagogical Association of Poznan. Ewaryst Estkowski was editor-in-chief of the magazine, providing him with a high level of content. Published in the materials of didactics and teaching methodology. The purpose of the Pedagogical Society was to promote educational issues, to publish professional literature and to promote the Polish language. In addition to the issue of letters, numerous lectures and lectures were conducted in Wielkopolska. Association collapsed as a result of Prussian chicane. In 1853 a similar fate was encountered by the journal. wiki

Jan Zając (born 11 December 1911 in Gaci, died 12 February 1945 in Dachau) - Polish Catholic priest, Jesuit, Servant of God Catholic Church. He was an interlocutor in the Publishing House of the Apostolate of Prayer. He was arrested by the Germans on November 10, 1939 and imprisoned in the Montelupich prison, in February 1940 transferred to prison in Wiśnicz, and then in June 1940 to the Auschwitz camp. On December 12, 1940, he was found in the Dachau camp numbered 22204. He died during the typhoid epidemic in the camp. He is one of the 122 Servants of God to whom on September 17, 2003, the beatification process of the second group of martyrs from the Second World War began. wiki

Raúl Riganti (born February 2, 1893 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 1, 1970) is an Argentinian racing driver. Career In his racing career, Riganti has made headway in the United States, the AAA Championship Car Championship and in Argentina. He competed in three Indianapolis 500 races (1923, 1933 and 1940), one of which he managed to reach the finish line. In 1933 he was placed in the 14th position. In Argentina he competed mainly in long-distance races. In 1926 he won the 500 Mile of Rafaela. Bibliography wiki

Redmond O'Hanlon (born June 5, 1947 in Dorset County) is a British traveler and scientist. Redmond O’Hanlon, 2010 He graduated from the University of Oxford, where he graduated in 1977. As a researcher he dealt with 19th-century English literature. For 15 years he was the editor of Natural History in the Times Literary Supplement. Since 1984 he has been a member of the Royal Geographical Society in London. He became known for traveling to the deepest corners of the planet's jungle - Borneo, in the Amazon, in Zaire. In recent years, it has been the narrator of television series travel. Famous books wiki

Marija Dmitriyevna Nartachov (born January 25, 1906 in Jakubice Oblast, 1987) is a Soviet and Yakuti politician who chaired the Presidium of the Yugoslav Board of Governors in 1954-1963. 1926-1930 at the workers' training course at the Pedagogical Institute in Irkutsk, 1930 chairman of the Yuguslav ASRR collective collegue, then teacher at the seven-year school, 1931 in the WKP (b), 1932 instructor of the Central Executive Committee of the Yakutskaya ASRR 1934 Chair of the Committee for Work and Life of Women at the CIC of the Republic, 1939 Head of the Soviet Building at the Yugoslav Supreme Council, later headed the Inspection Group at the Yugoslav People's Commissar of the ASRR, 1946 Instructor of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Yakutsk , 1947 II Secretary of the Mie Prefecture-KANGALASI Regional Committee of the WKP (b), 1947-1954 Minister of Social Welfare ASRR. From 12 April 1954 to 1963 President of the Board of the Supreme Council of the Yakutskaya ASRR, then...

Konstantin D. Nierchenko (Russian: Константин Д. Нерченко; born April 6, 1984) is a Russian bodybuilder, strength athlete, strongman and personal trainer. Curriculum vitae It originates from the city of Friazino in the immediate vicinity of Moscow; she has sister Oksana. The athlete's weight balances at the border of a hundred kilograms. Yevchenko took part in the strongman competition and beat Russian circuit records in the field of power trance. In a three-way squeeze, he managed to get the title of Moscow champion and the champion of the Moscow region. In 2009 he made his debut in bodybuilding competitions; At the Moscow Championship, he was ranked second in the classification of participants with a weight of over 100 kg. The same year he competed in two other tournaments: his participation in the St Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast brought him seventh place in the 100 kg + category, and the fight in the Moscow City Championship - fifth place in the same category. In 2011, Nie...