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Jasio-Jeżyk (German: Hans mein Igel) - a fairy tale published by the Brothers Grimm in 1815 in the collection of their Baśni (volume 2, No. 108). Contents A rich host wanted to have a descendant. One day he said he must have a child, even if it was to be a hedgehog. Some time later his wife gave birth to a child whose upper half was covered with spikes. The child was called Jasio-Jeżyk. Father, he understood that he himself had sent this curse. He counted on the child dying, but Jasio quickly grew up. One day, when my father was going to the fair, Jasio asked him to buy bagpipes. After receiving this instrument, he asked his father to cover the cock, because he intends to leave the world. The father fulfilled his son's request, enjoying the spirit that he would get rid of him. Jasio took with him some sheep and pigs, which he intended to graze in the forest and went to the world on the cock. He settled in the forest, where, playing bagpipes, he grazed animals that were quick...

Dede Koswara (born ca. 1974, d. 30 January 2016) is an Indonesian known as "Treeman" due to the rare genetic skin disease Epidermodysplasia verruciformis. Curriculum vitae He suffered from Epidermodysplas verruciformis caused by the human papillomavirus, which caused the growth of a tree bark on his body. The first symptoms of the disease appeared in his youth. Due to Koswara's illness, he was unable to take part in paid work and was abandoned by his wife. His episode was devoted to the television documentary series Discovery Channel and TLC titled " Extraordinary People and in 2008 episode of the documentary television ABC - Medical Mystery pt. "Tree Man". On August 26, 2008, Dede underwent pioneering surgery to remove 6 kg (13 lb) of wart from his body, but within a few years, the growth had increased, causing him to suffer depression. In the last period of his life he suffered from hepatitis and stomach that caused his death. wiki

Maria Kyraca Keraca Maria (born 1348, died 1390) - wife of Emperor Andronik IV. Curriculum vitae She was the daughter of Ivan Alexander, the Bulgarian tsar in 1331-1371 and his second wife Sary, who at the baptism accepted the name Teodora. Her brother was Ivan Szyszman, tyrnowski in 1371-1393. Her husband was Andronik IV Paleolog, the Byzantine emperor 1376-1379. They had three children: two daughters and the son of John VII Palaeo. After her husband's death in 1385 she joined the Order. Bibliography wiki

Anatoly Vladimirovich Rozanov (Russian: Анатолий Владимирович Розанов, born 28 November 1954 in Maykop) is a music producer, composer and sound engineer of Fristajl. He has a specialist secondary education, a conductor (as he admits - for the title). Samouk studies the literature on sound recording. Since 1989 he has been working as a professional sound engineer, composer and producer. He married four times, with his last wife, in 1994. He has sons Yuri, Vladimir and Maxim and daughter Juli. wiki

Ludwig Karłowicz Martens (Russian: Людвиг Карлович Мартенс, born January 1, 1875 in Bachmu, died 19 October 1948 in Moscow) is a Russian revolutionary of German origin, a Soviet politician and diplomat. Curriculum vitae Studied at the Petersburg Institute of Technology, 1895 joined the Petersburg Fighters for the Liberation of the Workers' Class, 1896 arrested, 1898 member of the SDPR. In 1899 sent to Germany, where he stayed until 1906, became a member of the SPD, 1906-1916 in the United Kingdom, 1916-1921 in the United States, including 1919-1921 as a diplomatic representative of the RFSRR in the United States. After returning to Russia in 1921, he was a member of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of National Economy of the RFSRR and chairman of the "Gawmietal" of the Supreme Economic Council of the USSR / USSR, 1924-1926 chairman of the Inventory Committee of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, 1927 -1941 Chief Editor of Technical Encyclopedia, then retired. Buried...

The Loima School - a peculiar kind of shamanistic school in the Yamanas that existed until the twentieth century, founded irregularly in the wintertime, sometimes even for 6 months. The study began with the construction of a special-designed hut, young adepts: they fasted, meditated, and learned from old shamans skillful tricks as well as the art of transcendence and ecstasy. The climax was to get into the body of a ghost candidate, otherwise he would never be a shaman. Bibliography wiki

Fortuna - a collection of jocular fortune-telling, developed by Stanisław Kleryka, published in 1531. The collection consists of four divination papers, written in syllabic syllables (with numerous exceptions). Predictions are related to dice castings and are selected for various life circumstances, such as the choice of profession, spouse, service. Collections of fortune tellers were popular in the Middle Ages, in the sixteenth century they were also printed. Fortuna refers to this tradition, but is a joking travesty of prophetic books. Predictions are a pretext for satirical representation of different environments and states. Fortune is not clear. Perhaps Cleric was not the only author of the texts and used the existing works, rewriting them. Kleryki's book is the oldest known Polish message of prophecy. Bibliography wiki

Rudolf Siegert (born August 22, 1938, December 30, 2016 in Wroclaw) is a Polish football player who plays as a midfielder. Sports career He started his career at the Bobrek Bytom club, where he played in the Silesian Bialystok from 1961, with whom he was promoted to the Premier League in 1964 (he played in all 1963/1964 seasons). He played in five seasons (until 1969), played 120 matches, scored two goals, played in the II League in the 1969/1970 season and then played in the Wrocław team. She is a record holder in Silesian colors in the first division in the 1960s. After finishing his career, he worked as a trainer at Żorawina Zootechnik and as a second coach in Ślęza Wroclaw. Bibliography wiki

Dyrdymałki - nonexistent, one of the first Polish virtual newspapers, distributed from the moment it was created through computer networks. It contained short curiosities from Poland and abroad concerning Poland. It was published by Zbigniew Paska, who then worked at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Format and distribution The content of the journal was in ASCII format without any Polish characters. It was distributed free of charge through the distribution list, was also available as a service group (now removed) and could be downloaded from the web site (also now removed), where archive numbers were also available. In the past, it was distributed using many older network technologies. Currently, only the web version archived by the Internet Archive is available and as an incomplete archive of the Usenet group on the Google Groups and on the few news servers. wiki

Polish Journal - liberal-democratic daily published in Poznan in the years 1849-1850. The first issue came out on June 7, 1849. The magazine, edited by Karol Libelta, had a slogan: Freedom, Equality, and Fraternity. Scripture came out in a difficult period after the fall of the Spring of Nations, yet it proclaimed brave national and liberal theories. It took a polemic against opponents of revolutionary ideas. Edited by the Prussian authorities and finally liquidated in 1850. wiki

Piotr Matwiejewicz Jelistrator (Russian: Пётр Матвеевич Елистратов, born October 5, 1917 in the village of Malyshevsk in the Nizhny Novgorod gubernatorial district, 1987 in Saransk) - Soviet politician, Second Secretary of the Communist Party of Azerbaijan (1961-1968), First Secretary of the Committee Regional KPU in Kherson (1956-1962). 1933-1938 Kolkowski accountant, instructor and head of the Komsomol district department in the Gorkow Country / Gorków region (now the non-Norovian circuit), 1937 graduated from Gorkowska Higher Communist School of Agriculture, 1938-1941 served in the Navy. 1941-1942 secretary and first secretary of the Komsomol Municipal Committee in Vladivostok, 1942-1943 secretary of the WKP City Committee (b) in Vladivostok, 1943-1946 in the Red Army, 1946 II secretary of the Komsomol District Committee in Odessa. From September 1946 to 1949 I Secretary of the Komsomol Regional Committee in Kherson, 1949-1952 Member of the Higher School of the Party at the Centra...

Sälymjan Phillips (Russian: Салимжан Фазылович Галиев, born October 13, 1957, in the Turgay area, October 13, 1954) - Soviet and Kazakh politician, First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Bolshevik Party of Kazakhstan in Gurjevo (1946-1950). Between 1929 and 1930, he was the head of the regional statistical department of the Kazakh ASRR, and later, in 1934-1935, a teacher in the forest science profession, from 1935 to 1936 he studied at the Semipalatinsky Institute. From 1936 teacher, later director of pedagogical technical school in Petropavlovsk. In 1938 graduated from the Pedagogical Institute of the Swierdłowski, in the years 1938-1939 lecturer at the party courses in the North-Kazakhstan region. From 1939, the North Central Committee of the KP Regional Committee (b), then secretary of the North-East Regional Committee of KP (b) K and secretary of this propaganda and propaganda committee, from 1944 South Kaiser Regional Committee of KP (b) In the years 1945-1946 II Secretar...

Edizioni Paoline - Italian Catholic publisher led by the Congregation of the Sisters of the Sisters. Originally a publishing house founded by Fr. James Alberione in 1914 as Pia Società San Paolo, was owned by both branches of the institute, both Italian paulists and Italian paulistek. Currently the sisters have a separate publishing house Edizioni Paoline. Italian priests paulich run Edizioni San Paolo. The publishing house Edizioni Paoline publishes books and magazines and conducts evangelising activities through the media (releasing albums with Christian and serious music). The publisher owns a network of bookstores in Italy. Italian catechists publish the monthly Catechisti Parrochiali. wiki

Mikhail Lwowicz Winawer, Russian Михаил Львович Винавер (born 1880 in Warsaw, died 29 September 1942 in the USSR) - Russian lawyer, leftist political activist, Soviet humanitarian activist Bibliography Vinaver ML, Peshkova EP "Our dispute with you will decide life": letters by M. L. Vinaver and E. P. Peshkova to ED Kuskova, 1923-1936, 2009 > wiki

Rocks before the entrance to Skawica Sołtysiej Rocks - a torrent, a stream of Skawica Sołtysia River located in the Skawica river basin. The whole basin of the Roztoka stream is located in Skawica, on the north-western slopes of the Polma Policy. The highest source of the creek is at an altitude of about 1030 m on the northern slopes of Urwanica. The stream flows in the north-west direction, initially between the ridge of Urwanica and Dry Gronia, later between Oblak and Śmietarniak. At the back of the Smietarniaka turns west and goes to Skawica Sołtysia as her right tributary. This takes place at a height of 512 m in the Oblice estate belonging to Skawica, at a location with coordinates 49 ° 39'43 "N 19 ° 37'50" E / 49.661944 19.630556. The word "titre" (plural termites) often occurs in geographical names within the Carpathians. It means a deep mountain valley with a stream, sometimes a stream itself or a place where two streams connect to each other, s...

Paweł Sztwiertnia (born 1966) - Polish physician, government official, manager, expert in organization and financing of health care, in the years 2004-2005 Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Health, Director General of the Union of Innovative Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA. Curriculum vitae He is the son of doctors: Ryszard (died 1988) and Danuta Sztwiertniów. He grew up in Skoczów. He completed his medical studies at the Faculty of Medicine of the Medical Academy in Cracow and studied at the National School of Public Administration in Warsaw. He was employed by the Ministry of Finance, where in 2001-2004 he was the deputy director of the Department of Financing of the Budgetary Sphere of the Ministry of Finance. In the years 2003-2004, he was a member of the National Health Fund Council, while in the years 2004-2005 he was the Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Health. In the years 2005-2008 he was the deputy director of the Wolski Hospital in Warsaw. Since 2008 he...

Jochen Neerpasch (born March 23, 1939 in Krefeld) is a German manager and racing driver. Career Neerpasch started his career in international car racing in 1962 from the start of the World Sportscar Championship, where he did not earn points. In later years Germany also appeared in the European Touring Car Championship, the 24-hour Le Mans, German Formula 3, Formula 3 European Cup and Procar BMW M1 Revival. In the 1970s he served as team manager at the Deutsche Rennsport Meisterschaft and the European Touring Car Championship. He headed the Ford team first, then BMW. In the 1980s he led the Sauber-Mercedes team, winning the Le Mans 24-hour race in 1989. Bibliography wiki

André Wicky (born 22 May 1928 in Lausanne on 14 May 2016) is a Swiss racing driver. Career Wicky started his international racing career in the 1960s with the start of the GT 2.0 class of the 24-hour Le Mans race, which he did not finish, but in his class he placed highest in the overall classification. In 1961, 1966-1971, 1973-1974 he continued to race in the 24-hour Le Mans race. But never reached the finish line. In 1961 he was ranked second in the GT 2.0 class, and in 1974 he was first in the P 2.5 class. In the years 1961-1967 he also started in Formula 1 racing, but not in the championship. He has won the Grand Prix of Pau, the Grand Prix of Syracuse, the Grand Prix of Rome and the Grand Prix of the Mediterranean. Bibliography wiki

Club Presidente Alvear - Paraguayan football club based in Asuncion. Presidente Alvear was first promoted to the top league in 1929. In the 1930 season, the club finished in the penultimate, 13th. In the 1935 season the first edition of the Paraguayan league was played. Presidente Alvear was excluded from the league, as did other clubs that did not have a stadium in the administrative district of Asunción. Presidente Alvear has never been able to return to the top league of Paraguay. wiki

Photographer: Le Photographe - a comic series by Emmanuel Guibert (screenplay and drawings), Didier Lefèvre (screenplay and photos) and Frédéri Lemercier (colors), published in three volumes in 2003, 2004 and 2006 by Dupuis publishing house. Polish collective edition of all volumes was published in 2013 by the publication of the comic book. Story This photographer is based on the facts and the story of the trip of French photographer Didier Lefèvre in 1986 to Pakistan and Afghanistan occupied by the Soviet Union. Lefèvre joins a group of Doctors Without Borders on a mission and photographs their work in providing medical care to the local villagers in a primitive way. The man is gradually absorbed in the charm of Afghanistan and his guides to the culture and nature of the country are accompanied by doctors. reviews The photographer was very well received by international critics, and in 2007 he was awarded at the International Comic Book Festival in Angoulême. The reviewers' at...

General formula gem-diol. R - organic or hydrogen Geminal diols (gem-diols) are organic compounds of the diol group in which both hydroxyl groups are attached to the same carbon atom. They are hydrates of ketones or aldehydes and remain in equilibrium with the anhydrous form, which is usually quite dominant. In the case of simple aldehydes, however, gem-diol forms are predominant. For example, the simplest geminal diol, methanediol H2C (OH) 2, the formaldehyde hydrate, represents 99% of the equilibrium and formaldehyde H2C = O is only 1%: H2C=O + H2O → H2C(OH)2 In the case of acetone, the situation is reversed, its hydrate, 2,2-propanediol, is present at Me2C=O + H2O ← Me2C(OH)2 Monoetery gem-dioli to hemiacetale, R2C(OH)(OR), a dietery to acetale, R2C(OR)2. wiki

Stanley Dickens (born May 7, 1952 in Färila) is a Swedish racing driver. Career Dickens started his international career in motor racing in 1978 after competing in the British Formula 3 BARC, where he did not earn points. In the same year the World Cup Formula 3 Trophy was the eighth. In later years, he also appeared in the Swedish Formula 3, European Formula 2, Grand Prix Macau, European Formula 3, European Touring Car Championship, FIA World Endurance Championship, All Japan Sports-Prototype Championship, World Sports-Prototype Championship, Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters , The IMSA Camel Lights, the Japan Touring Car Championship, the Asia-Pacific Touring Car Championship, the IMSA Camel GTP Championship, the Fuji Long Distance Series LD-1, the All-Japan Touring Car Championship, the All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship, IMSA Camel GTP Championship, Sportscar World Championship, IMSA World Sports Car Championship, Global GT Championship, International Sports Raci...

Adam Międzybłocki (born 1883 in Gryszkańce, died in 1956 in Gdańsk) is a Polish painter. Curriculum vitae Around 1899 he became a pupil of the Drawing School in Vilnius and then went to Cracow, where he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1908. His professors were Teodor Axentowicz, Leon Wyczółkowski and Józef Pankiewicz. He graduated in 1913, earning a gold medal for outstanding achievements during his studies. After the outbreak of World War I he left for Tbilisi where he continued his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts. He traveled to Baku and after Armenia. Around 1917 he went to Constantinople, where he also studied painting techniques. In 1919 he settled in Warsaw, one year later, volunteered to fight in the Polish-Bolshevik war. In 1922 he settled in Vilnius where he created and professionally worked as a drawing teacher. He belonged to the Vilnius Society of Fine Arts Artists and to the Zachęta Fine Arts Society with which he exhibited his works. After the Second Wor...

Spontaneous fermentation - a type of fermentation where the wort is not inoculated with yeast but leaves it hot in open barrels, vats or trays, leaving windows and roofs open so that the yeast and air enter the vat with the wort . This fermentation method is only used in Belgium, in the area around Brussels, in the Senny Valley. Naturally occurring yeasts and other microorganisms settle on the exposed surface of the wort, which, after cooling, begins to ferment itself. It usually lasts from several months to a year. Beer produced in this way belongs to the Belgian family of lambic beers. wiki

Intensive Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, Intensive Care Unit, ICU - part of a hospital that treats patients in critical condition. Its staff are specialists and highly qualified nurses. It differs from other hospital departments that require patients to be continuously monitored for vital functions and to support at least one of the following systems: Complicated treatment is performed, for example, respiratory failure, circulatory failure, severe infections (including septic shock), blood transfusion with blood loss, dialysis in renal failure, hemodialysis in case of some poisoning. Monitoring of vital signs, such as body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, exhaled carbon dioxide (capnometry), blood glucose, is performed. Nursing staff, such as the toilet of the body, feeding, prevention of bedsores, aspiration of the intubated patients, administration of medications, and continuous monitoring of the patient's condition are essential components of unconscious treatme...

Wilhelm Prager (born 6 September 1876 in Augsburg, died 20 April 1955 in Prien am Chiemsee) is a German film director. He was a son of a bank clerk, directing art he learned in theaters, among others. under the direction of Max Reinhardt. As a film director he made his debut in 1919 making films for the Department of Short Films of UFA. The most famous was the 1925 propaganda film "Wege zu Kraft und Schönheit - Ein Film über moderne Körperkultur" which aimed at disseminating "modern physical culture" with a special emphasis on nature. Wilhelm Prager produced about 150 educational films, as well as films about horses (which were his hobbies) and about folklore and nature of Germany. In 1939, the Gestapo accused him of being Jewish, but by accepting his work for promoting the Reich ideology and culture, he was allowed to work for retirement in 1943, and remained a member of the Reichskammer. After 1945 he settled in Munich and directed films about horse breeding. ...

Main article: Stocks at the 1912 Summer Olympics. The heavyweight classic wrestling tournament was one of five wrestling events held at the V Summer Summer Games in Stockholm in 1912. The tournament started 7th and ended on 14th July. Gold won the representative of the Grand Duchy of Finland Yrjö Saarel. The tournament was played according to the "double elimination" rule - the player who lost the match did not fall out of the tournament. It was only after the second defeat. When there were only three players in the tournament, the final round was held, where everyone was fighting, allowing us to rank the podium. results First round Round the other Third round Round four Fifth round Round six Final round Bibliography wiki

Licentiate diploma in moral theology and spirituality Bachelor of Science (canonical, church, Roman) - a degree awarded at the faculties of theology of Catholic universities operating on papal law. Is part of the so-called of the Roman system of academic degrees, it is not identical to the professional title of a licencjat determined by Polish law and has no power under Polish law. In Poland, the Bachelor of Science, also known as the "canonical bachelor" or "Roman", is a degree higher than the professional master's degree, and lower than the academic degree of a doctor. He authorizes, after receiving the nomination of the proper bishop, to lecture on philosophical, theological and legal subjects in Catholic high schools, faculties of Catholic theology approved by the Holy See and in seminaries. The basis for receiving the licensor's degree is a specialized study, which ends with writing a thesis and submitting the exam before a few-member theological ...

Jacques Tauran (born May 7, 1930 in Bois-Colombes, died February 29, 1996) - French politician and publisher, 3rd-term Euro MP. Curriculum vitae He studied law at the University of Paris, he also studied at the Institut Catholique. He was an air force officer and later worked in the publishing industry. He became involved in political activities within the National Front and became a member of the political office of this group. In the years 1989-1994, on behalf of FN, he held the mandate of a Member of the European Parliament of the third term. He worked in the Committee for Transport and Tourism, and was a member of the Presidium of the Technical Group of the European Right. wiki

Birgit Bjørnvig (born December 28, 1935 in Copenhagen, died October 3, 2015) - Danish politician and teacher, member of the European Parliament of the 2nd and 3rd term. Curriculum vitae A teacher of primary and special education by education. She worked in this profession as well as a social worker for minors and a family assistant. In the years 1986-1987 she temporarily directed the adult education center on Samsø. From 1976, she was active in the socialist liberal party of Det Radikale Venstre, and from 1978 she was a councilor of the municipality of Samsø. In the years 1987-1994, she held the mandate of the second and third term of office of the MEP, from 1989 chairing the Tęcza Group. Elected from the People's Movement against the EC, in 1992 joined the June Movement. wiki

Łukasz Marek Pisarczyk - Polish lawyer, habilitated doctor of legal sciences, associate professor at the University of Warsaw, deputy dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw in the term 2016-2020, specialist in the field of labor law. Curriculum vitae In 1998 he graduated from law at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. In 2001, on the basis of the hearing, The transfer of the workplace to another employer was obtained at the home department by the doctoral degree in legal sciences, specialization: labor law. There also in 2009 on the basis of scientific achievements and dissertations entitled The employer's risk was awarded to the postdoctoral degree in legal sciences, specialization: labor law. He became an associate professor at the University of Warsaw, employed at the Institute of Law and Administration Sciences at the University of Warsaw. In 2016, he became the deputy dean of the Faculty of Law and Administr...

Tadeusz Szpotański (born December 18, 1883 in Suchcice, died February 27, 1944 in Warsaw) - Polish political and social activist, trade union activist, publicist; teacher by profession. Author of many works and articles, mainly devoted to political, social and local government issues. Brother Stanisław Szpotański. Curriculum vitae In 1904 he joined the Polish Socialist Party, and then the PPS-Revolutionary Faction; from 1928 he was in the PPS - the former Revolutionary Faction. In the years 1919-1934 he was a city councilman of Warsaw, and in 1927-34 its vice-president. During the Nazi occupation he participated in the resistance movement (Union of Armed Struggle), in 1941-42 he was imprisoned in Pawiak, from where he escaped - he organized an escape on March 3, 1942. He died under a conspiratorial name Tomasz Sawicki. Bibliography wiki

Juraj Draxler (born December 13, 1975) - Slovak political scientist and university teacher, secretary of state in the Ministry of Education in 2014, then minister of education, science, research and sport until 2016. Curriculum vitae He studied political science at the University of York, as well as social sciences at the private university Jacobs University Bremen. He worked in the Reuters news agency and in the Brussels think tank Center for European Policy Studies. Then he became an academic teacher at private Prague's English-language universities - the University of New York in Prague and Anglo-American University. In 2014 he became an adviser to the minister of education, science, scientific research and sport, and in September that year he was the secretary of state in that department. In November 2014, he took office as minister in the second government of Robert Fic, replacing Peter Pellegrini. He held it until March 2016. wiki

(4817) Gliba - asteroid from the main asteroid belt circling the Sun in 3.60 years at an average distance of 2.35 au. It was discovered by Henri Debehogne on February 27, 1984 at the European Southern Observatory. The asteroid was named after George Gliby (born 1948), the founder of the local astronomical association Chagrin Valley Astronomical Society, an employee of the Space Flight Center named after Robert H. Goddard, an observer of meteors and comets, and a telescope constructor. Bibliography wiki

Ďžems Raudziņš (born December 1, 1910 in Harbin, December 13, 1979 in Perth) is a Latvian basketball player and Olympian. Representative of the US Riga club. The basketball champion of 1935, two years later, the Latvians came in sixth place. He competed in the World's Student Games, in 1933 he won second place and in 1935 he won. In the national team he played 18 matches. The five-time champion of Latvia (1930, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937). Participant of the Olympic Games in Berlin (1936). In the first round the Latvians beat the Uruguayans (20-17), but in the second they lost to the Canadians (23-34). In the replay match they lost with the Poles 23-28 and dropped out of the tournament, occupying 15th place (ex aequo with three teams, who also fell in this part of the tournament). He scored two points in Canada. He graduated from the University of Latvia with a degree in law and worked at the Ministry of Interior. After the war he emigrated to Australia, where he worked as an ac...

Sergey Nikolaevich Bielaev (Russian: Сергей Николаевич Беляев, born May 8, 1960 in Tashkent) is a Kazakh sportsman, Olympic medalist. He specialized in rifle competitions. He attended the Olympic Games once - in 1996 in Atlanta, where he competed in three competitions. He won silver medals twice. He is the first athlete to win at least two medals at the Summer Olympics in Kazakhstan. He won the World Cup several times. He is the bronze medalist of the Asian Championship of 2000 (arbitrary rifle, three positions, 50 m). He also was a four-time Asian medalist, including twice as gold (1994, 2002). Shooting since 1974. Married, has 2 children. wiki

Restitutional Edict of Emperor Ferdinand II of March 6, 1629, resulting from the victories of Catholics in the battles of 1618-1628, ordering Protestants to return all the churches seized after the passanship (1552). The edict was made only in hereditary possessions of the emperor, after the Prague peace the emperor gave up his execution. The successors of Ferdinand confirmed their withdrawal from the enforcement of the Westphalian peace decree. If the edict was to take place, more than 12 bishops and over 500 monasteries and other churches, which the Protestants have secularized since 1552, would return to Catholics. Drawing on his authority as an emperor, Ferdynand overlooked the usual legislative way in the Sejm. The pursuit of centralization and the strengthening of power in Germany have provoked the anti-Habsburg coalition of foreign states to become more actively involved in fighting in the Reich. wiki

Nyuaje Marjam (Amh. ንዋየ ማርያም, meaning the property of Mary, the throne name Uyddym Asferie or the Jewish Aspher) - Emperor of Ethiopia in the years 1372-1382. He came from the Salomon dynasty. His father was the former emperor, Nyuaje Krystos. During his reign, Hak-ad-Din II of the Somali Uelesma dynasty, took control of the Ifat sultan on the southeastern border with Ethiopia in 1376, and began invading the Nyuaje Marjama empire. According to the Egyptologist and orientalist Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis Budge, the Royal Chronicle states that little is known about Nyuaje Marjam, and that he died without a trace. The emperor was buried in Asar, but the later Emperor Beyde Marjam I buried his body to the Atrio Marjama Church. The successor of Nyuaje Marjama was David I. Bibliography wiki

Grigorij Pavlovich Najdienkow (Russian: Григорий Павлович Найденков, born 1889 in Smolensk, died May 30, 1919 in Vilnius) - Communist activist in Lithuania and Belarus. Curriculum vitae He studied at the art school in Kiev, served in the Russian army, and joined the SDPRR in 1906. In April 1918 he became president of the Sownarchozu Western Region, later chairman of the Western Committee of Prisoners and Exiles, from December 31, 1918 to March 4, 1919, he was a member of the Central Communist Party of the Bolshevik Party of Belarus. From January 1 to February 28, 1919, the President of the Central Committee for Prisoners of the Belarusian Forces and Refugees, from 27 February to 23 May 1919 a member of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee (CCI) of Lithuania and Belarus, from March 6 to May 1919 a member of the Communist Party of Lithuania and Belarus . May 23, 1919 arrested on May 29, 1919 sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of the Revolution at the CIC of Lithuania...

Georg Emmanuilowicz Cukanov (Russian: Георгий Эммануилович Цуканов, born 1919, died in Moscow in 2001) - Soviet politician. Curriculum vitae In 1941 he graduated from the Dnieper Institute of Metallurgy and became a member of the WKP (b), working in the black metallurgical companies in the Dnepropetrovsk and Chelyabinsk Oblast and in 1958-1960 he worked in the CCCR. Secretary of the Central Committee of the USSR, 1963-1964 assistant to the secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, 1964-1983 assistant to the First Secretary and Secretary General of the Central Committee of the CPSU Leonid Brezhnev, 1983-1985 and deputy head of the Central Committee of the CPSU, then retired. 1967-1971 Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, 1971-1986 Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Member of the Verkhovna Rada of the USSR from 7 to 11 tenure. He was buried in the Novodevice Cemetery. Bibliography wiki

Lower back of the network bag (years of recessus inferior omentalis) - anatomical structure within the abdomen, part of the network bag The abdominal cavity is sent through the peritoneum, the serous membrane forming various smaller structures, such as ligaments, nets, bags, or ligaments. The biggest baggage is Sama's network bag, which has its own folds. One of them is the spleen. The bottom of the network bag in a rational person is presented differently depending on the phase of ontogenesis. Initially, in the course of intrauterine development, this pattern goes back to the day of the larger network. After birth, it decreases until it disappears. The inner lamina of the peritoneum, which separates it from both sides, grows together and its light disappears, forming a plate of two peritoneal lamellae, a gastric and colonic ligament. This process starts from the bottom towards the crossbar. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Magdalena Kiyota (born August 17, 1627), a blessing of the Catholic Church, a Japanese Dominican teddy bear, martyr. Curriculum vitae came from a prominent family of feudal lords (daimyō) Bungo. Her father was Francis Otomo. After her husband's death she was accepted by Dominika Castellet Vinale to the Dominican tertiary. At that time, persecution of Christians in Japan continued. Her home was a shelter for missionaries, for which she was burned alive in Nagasaki on August 17, 1627. She was beatified in a group of 205 Japanese martyrs by Pius IX on July 7, 1867 (document dated May 7, 1867). The day of her memory is September 10th (in the group of 205 Japanese martyrs). Bibliography wiki

Edmund Przekop (born September 17, 1937 in Woznewsi, Poland, October 18, 1999) is a priest and professor at the Catholic University of Lublin. Curriculum vitae In 1966, on the basis of a dissertation written under the direction of Józef Rybczyk, he obtained a doctorate degree in canon law at the Catholic University of Lublin. He was hired in 1969; 1970 - Assistant Professor, 1974 - Associate Professor, 1984 - Associate Professor. 1984-1986 Head of the Department of History and the Law of the Eastern Churches in the Section of Canon Law. In the years 1970-1974 the director of the Office of the Main Board of the Society of Friends of the Catholic University of Lublin. In the years 1978-1983 consultant of the Pontifical Commission for Reform of the Code of the Law of the Eastern Churches. Since 1992 the priest of the diocese of Ełk. Head of the Chair of Canon Law of the Eastern Churches of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Warmia and Mazury. Selected publications Biblio...

Cam switch - low voltage manual switch. Variant of a layered join. The main component of the contact control mechanism is the rotary axis with insulating plates attached to it for the joint program. Pitches are called cams and the name of the connector is derived from them. The cam switch consists of several layers, inside which are the contact mechanisms and the arc chambers. Rotating cams perform a switching program, and the arc is quenched by means of deionization plates. Bibliography wiki

Paolo "Paul" Zuccarelli (born August 24, 1886 in Milan, Italy, June 19, 1913 in Thomer-la-Sogne) is an Italian racing driver, engineer and entrepreneur. Career After graduation, Zuccarelli started working in 1909 at the factory of Hispano-Suiza. Initially, the team used cars in races. The situation changed in 1911 when he was employed by Peugeot as a racing driver. Together with Jules Goux and Georges Boillot, he founded the famous racing team called "Charlatans". In Italian racing he started mainly in France. In the race for the Grand Prix of France 1912 did not reach the finish line. In the 1913 season he appeared on the Indianapolis 500 as a Peugeot driver. But on the 18th lap he had problems with the placenta. He died in an accident during a training session before the 1913 French Grand Prix. Bibliography wiki

Nikolai Semyonovich Konovich (Russian: Николай Семёнович Коновалов, born on December 20, 1907 in the village of Bolshaya Kibja near Makarov, died on 24 October 1993 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1961-1986). > 1925-1926 the secretary responsible for the rural Komsomol Committee in his native village 1926-1928 a pupil of the Soviet and Secondary School building, 1929 joined the WKP (b). 1930 Head of the regional folk economy department, 1930-1931 Head of the cultural-propaganda department of the regional committee of the WKP (b), 1931-1932 Chairman of the executive committee of the district council, 1932-1933 Deputy head of the organizational department of the udmurc region, 1933-1934 Chairman of the executive committee of the district council. 1936-1938 First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in the Udmorsk ASRR, from December 1938 to October 1940 First Deputy Commissar of the Agriculture Commission of Udmurt ASRR. Fro...

To the right of the Dry Wierch falls Horse Ridge Horse Ridge - a side branch of the ridge separating the White River Valley from the Strążyska Valley in the Western Tatras. It is a forest-rocky ridge falling to the west, to the Strążyska Valley from a place about 30 m north of the highest rock of Suche Wierch. Its northern slopes fall to Jelenia Zlebu, the upper part is rocky and undercut with walls up to several dozen meters. Southern slopes descend to Końskie Zlebu and are covered by forests and evergreen forest. Suchy Wierch, upper part of Końskie Wierch, monasteries and upper part of Jelenia Zlebu wiki

Edward L. Masry (born 29 July 1932 in Patterson, New Jersey, died December 5, 2005) is an American lawyer. He was the youngest of four siblings, and since 1940 he has lived with his family in California. In 1952-1954 he served in the US Army during the Korean War. He studied legal studies at several colleges - University of California at Santa Barbara, University of California at Los Angeles and University of Southern California at Los Angeles; In 1960 at Loyola Law School (at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles) he defended his doctorate of law. He was admitted to the Californian palestry and started his private practice. After attending his partner James Vititoe, his law firm has been named Masry and Vititoe since 1982. In the 1990s, the issue of drinking water contamination in the city of Hinkley (Southern California) was brought by Pacific Gas and Electric Company; With the help of the inspirator, Erin Brockovich's compensation was more than $ 330 million (1996). Th...

Leonid, Protasjov's secular name - Russian Orthodox bishop. Curriculum vitae Before the adoption of episcopal chiropractic, he was the superior of the monastery of St. Joseph Wołokołamski with the dignity of ihumen. He was ordained bishop in 1573 by the Metropolitan of Moscow Antoni; He then took the Ryazan cathedral. In the period of his office, Bishop Riazan the Hierarch, Mateusz developed missionary activity among the Mordvins in the area of ​​Szacka, and in 1584 founded the monastery of Sts. Nicholas, who was to become the center of spreading Orthodoxy in the area inhabited by indigenous peoples. Another information about Leonid refers to his participation in the Council of the Russian Orthodox Church in 1578 when Józef Wołocki was canonized, and in the election of the Metropolitan of Moscow Dionysius II at the next council in 1581. In 1584 he left office; In the same year the new Bishop of Riazan Mitrofan was ordained. Seven years later, the Bishop of Riaza wrote the li...

Ivan Ivanovich Belov (born 1903 in Bogorodsk, died in 1972 in Chernihiv) - OGPU officer, NKVD and KGB, executioner of the Katyn massacre. He had basic education, X 1925 - X 1927 served in the Red Army, in 1927 he joined the WKP (b), from August 1930 in the OGPU, initially in Sierpuchów, from 1932 in the district branch in Krapivian, since 1919 the head of the Kiesowogorski District GPU / NKWD Division. Since December 1937 the head of the NKVD district branch in the neighborhood of Bieżanów in the Kaliningrad district. In this position he participated in the murder of Polish prisoners, and on 26 X 1940 the head of NKVD Ławrientij Beria awarded him a monetary prize. From 17 June 1940 p.o. From 14 July 1942 Head of the Department in Branch IV, and Since 1943 Deputy Head of the Department of Human Resources of the Board. From June 4, 1945 in the NKVD in Ukraine, head of the NKVD / MWD division of the Kamieniec Podolski region, later he was the head of the MWD Branch in the Chmielnickie ...

Haecceitas is a non-verbal term derived from the Duns Scotus philosophy, which denotes the principle of unitary, that is, what makes each particular individual the individual, the individual, the individual or the individual. > A given object has haecceitas if it does not refer to the principle of identity (identity) of non-distinguishable entities. According to this principle, two individuals are the same individual (they are identical / identical) if they have all the same properties. The term "property" here is understood as a universal (ie, "being identical to John" is not property in that sense; or more precisely, "being identical to X", where X is a rigid designator, is not property in that sense. ). Thomas Aquinas has proclaimed that it is not possible for a God to exist other than the one who actually exists. According to Aquinas, God does not have haecceitas. According to Duns Scotus, it is not matter, as Thomas Aquinas, but form is the...

Star TV - the first commercial television station in Turkey, founded in 1989 by Cema Uzan and Ahmet Özal as the Magic Box. Since 2011 its owner is Doğuş Media Group. As the first Turkish station to broadcast many Western series, including Team A, MASH, Bundy World, MacGyver, Lassie, come back !, Success, Twin Peaks, Magnum, All My Children, Days of Our Lives, McCall, Santa Barbara, Who's the Boss ?, Star Trek: Next Generation, Written by: Murder, Airwolf. May 21, 2009 started broadcasting Star TV HD. Official website (Turkish) wiki

Contents In his writings, Loos presents an evolutionary concept of culture in which archaic ornamental practices are developed. By analyzing the behavior of primitive peoples, he explains the source of the ornament, which lies in the expression of animal impulses. However, the ornament was devoid of adequate and no longer reflected the true nature of contemporary society. The ornament became futile, and its primitive functions took over the play. Loos believes that modern beauty determines the precision of workmanship and the nobility of pure ornament-free material. For an author, the use of ornament is necessarily associated with a loss of capital. He observes that the ornament makes the objects he is assigned to by the succession of styles quickly come out of fashion and lose their value. Opposes the economy, whose production is driven by fashion. It refers to the morality of the consumer - the conscious aristocrat - who is willing to pay more for objects that are devoid of o...

Ryszard Silinicz (born on August 30, 1909, died on March 5, 1988) - Polish officer, emigre politician. During World War II, in the rank of lieutenant, he was the commander of the third platoon at the Unitary Cadet School Course in the structure of the Polish Armed Forces in the USSR. After the war he arrived in exile in Great Britain. He was a member of the Council of State of the Republic of Poland (1971-1972) on behalf of the Independent Polish Policy Movement, 4th Council of the Republic of Poland (1968-1970) on behalf of the Christian Democracy Party, 5th National Council of the Republic of Poland (1973-1978) on behalf of Christian Democracy. On May 3, 1984 he was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta by the President of Poland in exile. wiki

Gustav Klinger (Russian: Густав Каспарович Клингер, born 1876, died 1943) - a Volga Nazi, a communist activist. Curriculum vitae In 1917, he joined the SDPRR (b), in June 1917 he became a member of the Committee of the Volunteer Germans of the Volga, and on April 30, 1918, he was a member of the Volga Commissariat for German Affairs. After the overthrow of the Bolshevik rule in the Volga region, he was arrested, later released. From July 1, 1918, he was a representative of the Nazi Commissariat for German Affairs at the People Commissariat for Nationalities of the RSFSR. From January 1919 he was a member of the People's College of the Commissariat for Nationalities of the RSFSR; from March 1919 to July 1920 he was a member of the Comintern Executive Committee and simultaneously managing the affairs of the Comintern Executive Committee and On March 6, 1919 to July 19, 1920, he was a member of the Bureau of the Comintern Executive Committee, and later until 1924 he worked at the P...

Jan Radomski (born October 21, 1945, died on March 8, 2005) - Polish athlete, mid-distance runner, gold medalist of the European Indoor Games in 1969. Sports career His greatest success in his sports career was winning two gold medals at the European Indoor Games in 1969 - in the relay 4x 4 laps (with Jan Werner, Andrzej Badeński and Jan Balachowski) and in the Swedish relay (with Edward Romanowski, Andrzej Badeński and Henrykiem Szordykowski). At the Polish Senior Championships in the open stadium, he twice took the place in the first eight to 800 meters (in 1968 - 6 m, in 1971 - 7 m). After finishing his professional career he worked as a w-f teacher and a trainer at Zawiszy Bydgoszczy. Life record at 800 m: 1: 47.6 (3.09.1970). wiki

Władysław Gaweł (born on 16 February 1926 in Przewrotne) - Polish docker and communist activist, member of the Sejm of the 6th parliamentary term. Curriculum vitae He has completed secondary education. In 1950 he took a job in the port of Gdansk. He was active in the Polish Youth Union, from 1955 he belonged to the Polish United Workers' Party. He was the second secretary of the OOP, he also sat in the executive party of the party's party. In 1962, he was promoted to an older reloading foreman. In 1966 he graduated from the Port Economics Study at the Evening University of Marxism-Leninism. Then, in 1968, he was awarded the title of master docker. In 1972, he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the Gdańsk district. He sat on the Maritime Economy and Shipping Committee and on the Labor and Social Affairs Committee. Honors Bibliography wiki

Józef Billewicz (died 1850) - marshal of the nobility of the Rosieński poviat (Żmudź). Son of Mateusz Billewicz h. Mogiła and writer of Lithuanian Anna Eugenia Łopacińska h. Lubicz (1753-1789), horrific (in 1766) and army (in 1789) Samogitian, Ruthenian civilian-military commissar of the division of the Samogitian Duchy (1790), a consort Targowiecka Confederation (1792), Member of the Grodno Sejm (1793), President of the Border Court of the Rosieński Poviat (1795), Chamberlain of the Rosieński Poviat (1800). On August 15, 1812, the citizens' meeting of the Soviets elected him the deputy to the General Confederation of the Kingdom of Poland, later he became the marshal of the nobility in the poviat of Rosień. Master of the "Palemon" lodge of the Masonic Lodge (1820-21) and honorary member of Vilnius lodges: "Perfect Unity" and "Good Shepherd". In May 1821, he was admitted to the Patriotic Society during the meeting of the Society in Zakrecie (now ...

Fionnuala Kenny (born 1956 in Clontarf, Dublin) - Irish public relations specialist, former press spokeswoman Fianna Fáil, wife of Enda Kenny (since 1992) - Irish Prime Minister (since March 9, 2011) and The leader of Fine Gael (since June 5, 2002). It is described by the media as Kenny's "best asset" and "secret weapon." In March 1987, Fionnuala O'Kelly became the first female president of the Irish Government Information Service. This function was performed until 1990. She then took the position of public affairs manager at Raidió Teilifís Éireann (RTÉ). wiki

Porcellium golovatchi - a species of terrestrial crustacean from the Order of the Equinox and the Trachelipodidae family. Equal length of body up to 5.3 mm and width up to 2.4 mm. The color of the dirt is white with brownish mottling, black eyes and colorless epimers. Head and tergity gently nodded. Eyes composed of 12 omatids each. The portion of the whipped antennae is slightly more than half shorter than its distal member. The rear part of the tibel with the side edges converging to the rounded top. Two well-known individuals were caught in the forest in 1986, at an altitude of 1250-1700 m, 40 km west of Mestia, in northern Georgia. wiki

Slave - Isaac Bashevis Singer's novel was first published in 1962 in English. English, originally written in Yiddish. The first Polish edition comes from 1991. This is a profound reflection on the story of the tragic love of the educated Jewish Jew to the Polish highlander Wanda. The action takes place in the 17th-century Poland during the Polish-Cossack wars, when the Khmelnytsky army made pogroms of the Jewish population in the Polish Republic. Jakub after losing in one of such pogroms the family goes as a farmer to a mountain village. In the primitive conditions of life a feeling arises between a religious Jew and a Pole. The novel is divided into three parts: "Wanda", "Sarah" and "Return", which depict the next stages of Jacob's life. wiki

Wiktor Nikolayevich Polakov (Russian: Виктор Николаевич Поляков, born March 3, 1915 in Tomsk, died July 1, 2004) - Soviet engineer and politician, Hero of Socialist Labor (1971). Curriculum vitae From 1930, a locksmith, later a foreman in a Moscow car repair facility, completed the Moscow Motor Institute in 1938, then became a soldier of the Red Army. Participant of the war with Germany, commander of the platoon, since 19444 belonged to the WKP (b), took up the degree of engineer-captain, 1946 demobilized. Since 1946 he worked at the Moscow Automobile Factory, among others. as head of laboratory, head of foundry, deputy chief engineer, chief designer and chief engineer, and 1958-1963 was director of this factory. From March 1963 to March 1965 I Deputy Chairman of the Moscow Municipal Sownarchozu, from March to June 1965 p.o. and from June 1965 to January 1966 the chairman of this Sownarchozu, 1965-1975 deputy minister of automobile industry of the USSR. At the same time, since Augus...

Matthew Shija (born April 17, 1924 in Pugue, December 9, 2015) is a Tanzanian Catholic priest, bishop of the Diocese of Kahamy, 1983-2001. Curriculum vitae He was ordained priest on January 17, 1954. November 11, 1983 Pope John Paul II appointed him the diocesan bishop of Kahama. On February 26, 1984, Cardinal Laurence Rugambwa accepted the bishop's episcopal ordination. On April 24, 2001, due to age, Pope John Paul II resigned from his function. He died on December 9, 2015. wiki

Granite Hallertau Hallertau on the map of Bavaria Hallertau (other names Holledau or Hollerdau) is an area of ​​2,400 km² in central Bavaria, limited by the cities of Ingolstadt, Kelheim, Landshut, Moosburg, Freising and Schrobenhausen, the world's largest hop region. Hallertau is located in two regions: Upper Bavaria and Lower Bavaria and the following counties: It is estimated that nearly 84 percent of the annual production of hops in Germany is from Hallertau, which accounts for one third of the world's demand for this material. wiki

Vladimir Vladimirovich Mackiewicz (Russian: Владимир Владимирович Мацкевич, born 14 December 1909 in the village of Privolnoje in the Ekaterinoslav gubernatorial district, died November 7, 1998 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, party activist, diplomat, deputy prime minister of the USSR (1956). Curriculum vitae 1932 graduated from Kharkov Institute of Zootechnics, doctor of agricultural sciences, 1932-1933 was lecturer and deputy director of technical school in Kharkiv region, 1933-1938 was director and lecturer at sovcho-technikum in Mariupol and Donetsk, and 1938-1941 director of Kharkov Institute of Zootechnics . From 1939 a member of the WKP (b), 1942-1944 the director of zoo-veterinary technics in Tomsk, 1944-1946 the director of the Kharkiv Zoo-Veterinary Institute, from 1946 to January 1947 and Deputy Minister of breeding of the SRR. From January 1947 to January 1949, Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the SRR, from 1949 to 1949 Minister of Agriculture of the SRR, from January 18...

Marshal of the Manor - the official managing the monarch's court. The term marscalcus, in the Middle Ages, was originally meant to mean a steward of the stud, later a courtier, to override the term palatine, whose duty was to obey the order and take care of the label at the court of the monarch. p> In Poland, there was a marshal's office in two forms: the great marshal and the royal marshal. They both performed similar functions, but the great marshal sat in the senate, and the court did not. After the Polish-Lithuanian union, the office was transplanted in Lithuania, where the Lithuanian Marshal and the Lithuanian Marshal were formed. wiki

Wojciech Sylwiusz Banaszczyk (born 28 May 1954 in Łódź) is a Polish mathematician. Curriculum vitae In 1978 he graduated in mathematics at the University of Lodz, where he graduated in 1984. He became a lecturer in the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in 1991, based on the work of Adequate subgroups of topological vector spaces. In 2003 he was awarded the title of professor of mathematical sciences. In his research, he deals with functional analysis, convex geometry and discrete geometry. In 1985 he was awarded the Stefan Banach Prize. Bibliography wiki

Ivan Jakowlewicz Tuntul, owner Janis Tuntulis, Russian Иван Яковлевич Тунтул (born 1892 in the Bulgarian Province, May 25, 1938 in Chabarovsk) - Latvian Communist, Soviet politician. In 1907 he joined the SDPR, was arrested and sent several times, in 1918 he was a member of the Urals Regional Committee of the RKP (b), then the Finance Commission of the Urals Regional Council of People's Commissars. From March 16, 1921 to March 27, 1922, member of the Central Committee of the RKP (b), from March 1 to March 27, 1922, deputy member of the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the RKP (b), in 1928 excluded from the party , again accepted in 1930. From May 7, 1931, the Secretary of the Organizing Committee of the Far East Organizing Committee of the WKP (b) of the Koriacki National District. March 22, 1936 arrested. April 7, 1937 arrested again, later shot. Bibliography wiki

Michael Rossner's grave at the Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw Michał Rossner (owner of Chemia Lederman), ps. Herman (born April 29, 1899 in Krzepice - died 1965) - communist activist, dabrowski, colonel of Militia Militia. In the 1920s and 1930s he was a member of the Communist Party of Poland. He acted under the pseudonym Herman. He was the head of the Jewish Office at KPP. February 24, 1928 he was arrested in Lodz (together with Witold Wandurski). For possession of false documents (in the name of Izydor Fajngold) and communist activities he was sentenced to 3 years of imprisonment. Later (December 6, 1944), he was head of the Human Resources Department of the Civic Militia Headquarters, and then (from February 15, 1950 to December 14, 1954), Head of the Training Division, Political (in the degree of colonel) KG MO. He served in the Civic Militia until April 30, 1957. Buried at the Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw. wiki

Diemjan Emmanuillowicz Siemienichin (born 1894 in the village of Kazaki in the Yeltsin region of the Orłowo Oblast, died in August 1975 in Moscow) was an officer of the Soviet security organs, one of the organizers of the Katyn massacre. He had basic education, since 1920 in Checks, since 1924 in RKP (b). In 1936 the head of the detachment of the commanders of the Administrative and Economic Administration (AChU) of the NKVD USSR, a member of the special command of the AChU NKVD USSR. April 11, 1936 appointed lieutenant, and on December 19, 1936, a senior lieutenant of state security. In the spring of 1940, he co-organized a mass murder on Polish POWs and prisoners from camps in Kozielsk, Ostaszków and Starobielsk, and on October 26, 1940, the People's Commissar of Internal Affairs, Lavrov Beria, awarded him a monetary prize. Until 1955, deputy head of the KGB Division at the Council of Ministers of the USSR, released in March 1955, after his retirement lived in Moscow. Honors B...

Global Greens is an international network of the Greens and political movements. The network works with Global Green Coordination. Greenpeople working in the Global Green are affiliated to four regional organizations: April 16, 2001 in Canberra, Australia 800 Green from 70 countries adopted by the Global Greens Charter. In Poland, the Green Party is part of the Green Party through the European Federation of Greens. The second Global Green Congress took place on May 1-4, 2008 in São Paulo, Brazil. Global Green Card This is a political document that has passed 800 delegates and delegates from the Green Party from 70 countries at the first Global Green Summit in Canberra, Australia in April 2001. The signatory parties and political movements of the Global Green Preamble have defined common values ​​such as fear of environmental degradation, the fight against human suffering, racism, xenophobia and intolerance, uneven development of the world, colonialism and exploitation as ...

Vladimir Vladimirovich Dieminitru, Russian Владимир Владимирович Деминитру (born 1965 in France) is a Russian lawyer, emigre socio-cultural activist, publisher, writer and publicist. He was a lawyer in Odessa. During the Russian Civil War he went to Gdansk. In 1924, he created the Literary and Artistic Club "Tryn-grass". He created a small Russian publishing house, publishing in 1929-1932 the letter "Wiestnik russkoj danyga". He was also the author of comedies and humorous novels. After the occupation of Poland by the German army in autumn 1939, he settled in occupied Warsaw. In 1944 he evacuated to Slovakia, where he left for France. After the war ended, he founded the publishing house in Nice. Since 1957 he has been the President of the Literary and Artistic Association. At literary evenings, he read his literary works. He also performed with lectures and lectures. He wrote articles for the magazine "Russkaja mysl". He used the literary alias "On....

Stanisław Watta-Skrzydlewski (born January 28, 1927 in Unisław, December 12, 1966) in Bielsko-Biała - glider, third in Poland winner of the Golden Globe Badge with three diamonds, pilot glider I kl, pilot airplane I kl , an aviation instructor. Aviation has been interested in children since the beginning of the first flight in August 1945, when the Glider Classroom was awarded Category A glider pilot. For less than a year in Goleszow he obtained category B, and in August 1947 category C. He quickly raised his qualifications: in 1948 he was qualified for silver, and in 1950 he won the Golden Globe Badge (No. 10). In 1951 he graduated from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the Technical University of Gliwice (MSc in Mechanical Engineering). For some time he worked in the Steel Industry Project Office. In 1953, he received the Golden Globe Badge with three diamonds as the third Pole and 14 in the world (the first was Tadeusz Góra, the second was Andrzej Ziemiński). In 1955...

Piotr Chwalczewski (died September 25, 1568 in Raszków) - castellan biechowski. Brother George and Stanislaw Chwalczewski. He came from Raszków in the present Ostrowski district. From 1545 he was an economic adviser at Queen Bona's law firm. From 1553 the starosta knyszyński, since 1554 the starosta podielorzy, from 1555 the chamber of Kalisz. In the years 1557-1558, the reform of the agricultural economy in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (the soot law, spatial measurement) was developed under his direction and based on his experience. From 1566 castellan biechowski and senator. Bibliography wiki

Expedition - in restaurants: the process of transferring ready-to-eat food from the production facilities for their preparation, on the hands or on the table to the consumer. Expedition includes the delivery of food to the dining room (to the table), to the buffet, to the takeaway, and to the washing of dirty dishes after the meal is finished by the consumer. Expedition is also called room where the waiters take food and drinks, according to the orders placed. Food preparation and expedition areas should be located directly next to each other or at a short distance. wiki

Boris Alekseejevich Yevrieinov, Russian Борис Алексеевич Евреинов (born 21 November 1888 in the village of Borsztyn in the gubernian province, died 29 October 1933 in Prague) is a Russian state activist, emigre socio-cultural activist, poet and publicist. In 1907 he graduated from the classical gymnasium and then the faculty of history and philology of the University of St. Petersburg. He was elected judge of peace in the district of Ligov. In 1918 he became the secretary of science in the Ukrainian Ministry of Religious Affairs. In 1919 he joined the White General Anton Denikin. At the level of the cornet he served in the 17th Chernichowski Huskies Regiment. In February 1920, he was seriously wounded in the Rostov-on-Don area, after which he was evacuated to Thessaloniki. He then settled in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. At the end of 1920 he came to Poland. Initially he became head of the board of the Russian internees. He was then chairman of the Russian-led Political-...

Marin Čolak (born March 4, 1984 in Zagreb) is a Croatian racing driver. Career Čolak started his career in international car racing in 1999 after competing at the EFDA Euroseries, where he did not earn points. In later years, the Croatian appeared also at the French Formula Renault, the European Formula Renault Cup, the German Formula Renault, the German Formula 3, the ADAC Volkswagen Polo Cup, the SEAT Leon Supercopa Germany, the Dutch Winter Endurance Series, the World Touring Car Championship, the SEAT Leon Eurocup , The SEAT Leon Supercopa Spain, the Alpe Adria Clio Cup and the European Touring Car Cup. In the World Touring Car Championship the Croatian competed in 2008-2009. Never scored points. During the first race of the German round in 2009 he was ranked eleventh, which was his best result in the championship. In the classification of independent drivers, they ranked respectively on the fifteenth and seventh positions. Bibliography wiki

Kiyoshi Misaki (Japanese 見 崎 清 志, Misaki Kiyoshi, born January 13, 1946) is a Japanese racing driver. Career Misaki started his international racing career in 1971 after competing in the Macau Grand Prix, where he finished at the bottom of the podium. In the same year he did not graduate from the Singapore Grand Prix. In later years, Japan also appeared in the Philippine Grand Prix, Japan Formula One, the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, the Japanese Touring Car Championship, the All Japan Sports-Prototype Championship, the World Sports-Prototype Championship, the All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship, Pacific Touring Car Championship, Japanese Formula 3, 24 Hours of Le Mans, Sportscar World Championship, All Japan Tournament Car Championship, Super GT and Scirocco R China Masters Challenge. Bibliography wiki

Luca Moro (born February 27, 1973 in Cagliari, March 15, 2014 in Milan) is an Italian racing driver. Career Moro started his racing career in 2003 with the GT Dutch Supercar Challenge, where he did not earn points. In the later years of Italy he also appeared in the FIA ​​GT Championship, the Porsche GT3 Cup Netherlands, the McGregor Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge, the International GT Open, the Le Mans Formula, the FIA ​​GT3 European Championship, the Le Mans Series, the American Le Mans Series, the 24-hour race Le Mans and the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship. Death Moro died at a hospital in Milan on March 15, 2014 at age 41 for brain cancer. Bibliography wiki

Comperia.pl - the first Polish online comparison and financial product forum, debuting on May 8, 2007 (on New Connect December 5, 2011). The portal belongs to the group Comperia.pl SA. In addition, the group includes other financial portals, min. eHipoteka.com, Banki.pl, and Autoa.pl car service, or extensive affiliate program - ComperiaLead. ComperiaLead allows you to monetize the sale of financial instruments to website owners. Fields of operation of the portal Thematic section of the portal Distinction for business wiki

Energy Co-operative (Co-operative Energy) - a type of co-operative whose goal is to produce energy for its own use and for sale. In recent years, due to the development of small-scale renewable energy technology, energy cooperatives are developing dynamically, for example in Germany, Denmark, France, Italy and the United Kingdom (Baywind Energy Co-operative). In the European Union, REScoop 20-20-20 has also been established, involving energy cooperation from 7 countries. Energy Cooperatives in Poland Operational energy cooperatives The first and so far the only functioning energy cooperative in Poland is the Cooperative of Our Energy, which was set up on the initiative of the Zamość company Bio Power sp. z o.o. and four municipalities from Zamość County, namely Komarów-Osada, Sitno, Skierbieszów and Labun. The Co-operative started its activity in June 2014, and as planned by its creators by the end of 2020, will complete the construction of the largest autonomous power sector in E...

Louis Trolls Hjelmslev (3 October 1899 - May 30, 1965) - Danish linguist, principal representative of the Copenhagen School of Structural Engineering, co-author (along with H.Jldalle) glossemics. Hjelmsleva's work on glossology has inspired many researchers - semiologists in Europe. He first dealt with linguistics. In the 1930s, working in the Linguistic College of Copenhagen contributed to the development of scientific structuralism. Many of the concepts introduced by Hjelmsleva were later developed in further semiotic studies. Here are some terms such as semiotics, content, form, usage. Among the concepts developed by Hjelmsleva are also those that can be used as glossary glossaries: neutral (deadline), metasemiotic, norm, matter, text. Hjelmsleva's work is difficult to comprehend because of the language the author uses and because of the high level of abstraction of reflection. But it is essential for all those who want to explore the theory of semiotics. Bibliography Auth...

Nefer - Egyptian word for beauty or good, ideal, happiness. The word was written using a three-consonant hieroglyph. Hieroglyph nfr in the middle of the cartouche. It resembles a lute, but this hieroglyph is most likely a representation of the trachea and the heart, whereby the esophagus and heart may have been associated with this hieroglyph. Occurrence The word nefer and related hieroglyphs were found in Egyptian female names, as exemplified by the names of the three "Great Royal Spouses": Nefertiti, Ahmes-Nefertari, Nefertari. The word nefer was also in the royal title, as exemplified by the names of some pharaohs (pronomen). For example, the pronomen Pepi I sounded NeferSaHor (Horus is the Perfect Shield), and Pepi II NeferKaRe (Beautiful-Is-Soul-Re). The Hieroglyph nefer was also on the boards of an Egyptian senate game in a field called the House of Happiness or the House of Beauty that symbolized the place of mummification. One of the busts of Meritamon is ...

Meritorious Sportsman - awarded by the Aero Club of Poland, established in 1964. The title and badge are awarded to those who have made a generous contribution to the development of sport aviation as a result of considerable personal effort in long-term social or occupational activity in sports aviation. The award is awarded by the board of the Aero Club of Poland and can be awarded to the same person only once. Badge The badge is a round, openwork medal with a diameter of 20-25 mm (depending on the version and transmission time). It represents the emblem of the Polish military pilot - surrounded by a laurel wreath topped with an emblem of the Polish Aero Club. The badge is made in silver (eagle) and gold (wreath) (older versions) or in silver (newer versions). The design of the badge was developed by Józef Królikowski. Decorated The first badge was given on December 13, 1965. Among the first winners were: Michał Scipio del Campo, Zbigniew Burzyński, Janusz Janisz, Janusz Meissn...

Geotectonic theories are meant to explain the current structure of the Earth - in particular the distribution of land and oceans and the mechanisms of mountain formation. In general, they can be divided into foxism and mobilism. Fictitious theories (or permanence) presuppose permanent locations of continents, while mobility theory assumes continuous motion. The dominant theory today is plate tecton theory, other theories have been overthrown or supported by very few scientists. The latter group is the hypothesis of the expanding Earth. A brief overview of the most important geotectonic theories wiki

Wojciech Grzędziński (born 1980) - Polish photojournalist, winner of the World Press Photo Prize, from February 2011 to August 2015 chief photographer of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland and personal photographer of President Bronislaw Komorowski. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University of Warsaw, where he studied applied social sciences, rehabilitation pedagogy and anthropology. He was associated with the editorial boards of "Rzeczpospolita" and "Dziennik". As a photojournalist of the war he worked, among others. in Lebanon, Georgia, South Sudan and Afghanistan. In 2009 he was awarded the 3rd place in the World Press Photo competition, where his photographs were taken during the war in South Ossetia. Since February 2011 he was an employee of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, where he headed a team of photographers and was also the chief personal photographer of the President of the Republic of Polan...

Piotr Tomaszewski (born July 31, 1964 in Zielona Góra) is a Polish speedway jockey. Slag sport was practiced in the years 1983-1986 in the colors of club Falubaz Zielona Góra. Two-time medalist of the Polish championship team: golden (1985) and bronze (1984). Two-time finalist of the individual Polish youth championships (Gniezno 1983 - VII place, Tarnów 1984 - bronze medal). Finalist of the youth championship in Poland club pairs (Rybnik 1984 - 4th place). Finalist of the tournament "Bronze Helmet" (Ostrów Wielkopolski 1983 - XI place). Finalist of the "Silver Helmet" tournament (Lublin 1984 - 4th place). Bibliography wiki

William S. Denison (born 1794, died 1880) is an American farmer of the Baptist religion, the main donor of the University of Ohio named in his honor the University of Denison. Curriculum vitae He was born in Colrain, Mass. November 13, 1794 as the youngest of eight children. His family came from Stonington, Connecticut. The Denison moved to Ohio in 1810, settling in Putnam in Muskingum County, and then settled in Zanesville. Denison studied at the State University of scientific methods of cultivating the land. After completing his studies, Denison purchased about 1,500 acres of arable land. He was a longtime member of the Salem Baptist Church in Adamsville. In 1853 William S. Denison donated $ 10,000 to the Baptist College of Granville College. In honoring this commitment of Denison to the development of the institution, the management unanimously changed the name of the institution at Denison University. At that time, it was decided to move the university to a place where it would ...

Anne Katharine Krigsvoll (born February 4, 1957 in Trondheim) - a Norwegian film and theater actress. She made her debut on stage in 1982 at the National Theater in Oslo. A breakthrough in her career was participation in the TV miniseries broadcast in 1987 by NRK entitled Av måneskinn gror det ingenting. The actress received the Norwegian Amanda prize (Norwegian Amandaprisen) for her role as Clary in 1988. Anne Krigsvoll is associated with the National Theater in Oslo, Trøndelag Teater in Trondheim and Oslo Nye Teater. Filmography (selection) wiki

Field fortification during the First World War Field fortification - the domain of fortifications, treating the means and ways of strengthening the area in the process of direct preparation and conducting a fight (operation). All relatively simple elements of field fortification are made basically with full-time equipment and field forces. The basic building material in the field fortification is wood, earth, stone, etc. and prefabricated reinforced concrete and steel elements. Over the course of history, field fortification has undergone a thorough transformation, changing its forms. The first of its manifestations were fortified camps, which were created in convenient terrain points on the routes of marching troops or in areas of planned battles, surrounding them with wagons or earth embankments, reinforced by a moat and a palisade. In the period of the sixteenth-nineteenth, field fortification was basically a construction site in the field of the future battle of a few field for...

Per Pettersen (born 6 July 1946 in Oslo) is a Norwegian footballer who plays as a defender. Club career Pettersen has performed throughout the entire career of Frigg Oslo FK. He started in 1964 when Frigg was in the first division. In the 1965 season he reached the final of the Norwegian Cup, which Frigg lost to Skeid. In the 1968 season Pettersen fell to the second division. In the 1970 season he was promoted to the first. In the 1971 season again fell to the second league, but in the next won promotion to the first. He ended his career in 1973. Representative career In the Norwegian squad Pettersen made his debut on 5 November 1967 in the 2-5 defeat of the 1968 European Championship against Sweden. On August 2, 1973, in a 4-0 defeat of the 1974 World Cup qualifier against Iceland, he scored his only goal in the team. Between 1967 and 1973 he played 33 national matches. Bibliography wiki

Great Comnenes (Greek: Μέγας Κομνης, Megas Komnēnos) - Byzantine dynasty ruling in the Trapezintian Empire in the years 1204-1461. history In 1204 Constantinople captured the forces of the fourth expedition. The empire was founded by representatives of the Byzantine dynasty of the Comnenes, the grandchildren of Andronik I, Alexei and David, who took possession in April 1204 of Trapezunt, establishing the Great Comets' dynasty. It took place completely independently of the events of Constantinople, which was shortly afterwards captured by the knights of the IV Crusade. With the help of Georgian troops and Queen Tamara, Dawid the Great picked up the areas around the city of Trapezunt, along with the Synopa and Heraclea Pontyńska. Alexei adopted the emperor's title. The family called Big Chambers. His descendants have been ruling in the empire of Trapezuntu for over 250 years. The late Emperor Trapezuntu, David II (1463), was removed from the throne in 1461 (eight years after t...

Witalij Wiktorowicz Prishczepczik (Russian: Виталий Викторович Прищепчик, born in March 1927 in Skrobowce in the Minsk region, died 29 April 1983 near Mogilev). Curriculum vitae 1943-1944 participated in partisan movement, later studied at the Belarusian Agricultural Academy, since 1951 the secretary of the Komsomol Regional Committee in Mogilev. From 1951 Member of the WKP (b), until 1955 II Secretary of the Komsomol Regional Committee in Mogilev, 1955-1957 Director of the machine-tractor station in Mogilev region, 1957 Secretary, 1958 II Secretary of the District Committee of Mscisław, 1958-1959 First Secretary of the Committee District Permanent Tribunal in Czeryków. From 1959 to January 1963, Secretary of the Mohammedan Regional Committee of the KPB, from 14 January 1963 to 10 December 1964, again Secretary of Mohammedan Regional Committee of the PSC, from February 1964 to February 1974 Second Secretary of the Committee. From February 7 to 7, 1974, Chairman of the Executive Commit...

Halina Mytnik (born 1935) - Polish opposition activist, has completed Polish philology at the Jagiellonian University. Curriculum vitae In 1980 she worked as a librarian at the AGH University of Science and Technology. In September 1980, she participated in the organization of the Founding Committee of NSZZ "Solidarność". Since December 21, 1980, she has served as secretary of the company commission. She directed the editorial team of the journal "Communication of the Information Section of the SAC" S "AGH". After the introduction of martial law in Poland she participated in the strike (13-15 / 16 December 1981), became a member of the Strike Committee, was responsible for contacts with other workplaces. It was detained during the pacification and then interned. In 1982-1989 she cooperated with the Secret Commission of the AGH University of Science and Technology and the underground structures of the Małopolska Region. From June 1988 onwards, she was a ...