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Erich Lessing (born July 13, 1923 in Vienna) - Austrian photographer of Jewish origin. The family had to flee from Austria, when the persecution of the Jews broke out there. Erich left the country in 1939 (his mother and his grandmother were murdered by the Germans in KL Auschwitz). After arriving in Palestine, he immediately began to study radio engineering at the Technion Institute of Technology in Haifa. In 1947 he returned to Austria and employed at the Associated Press. In 1951 he started cooperation with the photo agency "Magnum" and from that time he was passionate about documenting important political and social events. In 1956, he photographed, among others events of the Hungarian Uprising. He also created portraits of prominent politicians, documented Vienna's everyday life, and from 1960 he became interested in art and history. He lectured at universities in Austria and France. He also photographed biblical sites in Israel. He has published over 60 albums a...

Agnieszka Piksa (born in 1983 in Warsaw) - Polish visual artist, cartoonist, author of comics, illustrations and murals. A graduate of the graphics department at the Academy of Fine Arts Jan Matejko in Krakow and Universitatea de Arta si Design Cluj-Napoca in Romania. In his works, he quotes beautiful literature on a par with scientific, playing meanings and misunderstandings. She is interested in both traditional narrative and linguistic experiments. Her works represented Poland during the 31st International Biennale of Contemporary Art in São Paulo. She participated in many exhibitions in Poland and abroad. In 2015 she was awarded in the 7th edition of the "Views 2015 - Deutsche Bank Award". He lives and works in Krakow. wiki

Wiktor Rzeczycki (born 1929) - Polish scientist, physician, biochemist, professor of medical science. Curriculum vitae In 1959, he obtained a doctorate in medical sciences at the Medical Academy in Gdańsk. In 1964 he obtained the degree of associate professor. In the years 1969-1980 he was the head of the Department of Biochemistry at the Medical Academy in Bialystok. In 1981 he obtained the academic title of associate professor. He has a second degree specialization in medical analytics. Bibliography wiki

Hussar from the beginning of the 19th century Janosz Witeź (Hungarian: János Vitéz), also Wojak Janosz - poem of the Hungarian romantic poet Sándor Petőfi, published in 1845. The song tells the tale of the adventures of a brave hussar who goes to France to go to war with the Turks. The work is written in an octadecimal twelve-syllable. The poem was translated into Polish by Władysław Sabowski (as Wojak Janosz, 1869) and Seweryn Duchińska (as Janosz Witeź, 1871). Bibliography wiki

Aleksandr Ilyich Lysiukov (Russian: Александр Ильич Лизюков, born on March 26, 1900 in Gomel, died on July 25, 1942 near the village of Miedwieżje in the Siemiłuck district in the Voronezh region) - Soviet Major General, Hero of the Soviet Union (1941). Curriculum vitae He graduated from the sixth grade of high school, from April 1919 served in the Red Army, from 1919 he belonged to RKP (b). From October 1919, as a platoon commander, he participated in the civil war, in June 1920 he became the commander's commander, then commander of the battery in the 7th Infantry Division, and in September 1920 the chief of artillery forces of the 12th Army, then head of artillery and deputy commander of the armored train No. 56 "Kommunar". He took part in the battles with the army of Denikin, ataman Petlura, with the Polish Army, the fight against the insurgent movement in the Kiev Governorate and insurgents Antonov in 1921. In 1923 he graduated from the military school in Petrograd...

The bailiff's belt untied him, not słucki, not lity, Where dense cocks shine like kits ... (Adam Mickiewicz "Pan Tadeusz", book I, the Farm). Kutas - in the seventeenth-eighteenth-century Poland shrovetide (dick, kwast, weed - a masonry ornament made of a thread with a thread or string) at the end of a rope, fastened to the belt as a decorative element. Often it was the bottom finish of richer portraits used in military uniforms and habits. Also decorative element of some types of hats (eg nightcaps) and curtains. This is also a term referring to contemporary fringes and pompons. wiki

Onisim Iwanowicz Bobrowski (Russian: Онисим Иванович Бобровский, born February 15, 1894 in Romanowo, Mogilev province, died 1958 in Moscow) - Soviet politician and activist of economic institutions. Curriculum vitae From 1913 to 1917 he was a teacher, in 1917 he chaired the Union of Teachers-Internationalists, worked in the Leftist Party of the Correspondents, and in June 1919 became a member of the RKP (b). From July to December 1919 he was chairman of the Gorecki District Commission for Apparition in the Mogilev province, and from December 1919 to 1920 he chaired the Mogilev Government Procurement Commission. From 1920 to October 1921 he chaired the homeland gubernian commission of food and later worked in food supplies in Siberia. From February 1923 until April 1923, the commissioner for the administration of the gubernatorial province of Smolensk, from December 1923 to July 1924, chairman of the Special Committee on the Consideration of the Letter of All-State and Local Significa...

Leonid Ivanovich Chitrun (Russian: Леонид Иванович Хитрун, born June 24, 1930 in Nowickie village, Lidzbark region, died in October 2009) - Soviet politician of Belarusian nationality. Curriculum vitae From 1946 he was a tractor driver, later a chauffeur of a machine-tractor, 1948-1953 he studied at the Belarusian Agricultural Academy, then became a mechanic engineer and worked as a chief engineer of the Tretiak Mechanic and Traction Station in the Lidzice region, then in the peripheral agricultural administration in Grodno. From 1955 a member of the CPSU, 1958-1959 First deputy head, and 1959-1960 head of the board of material and technical supplies and manager of the regional trust of the land reclamation in Grodno, 1960-1961 head of the regional board of agricultural management in Grodno. 1961-1971 President of the Republican Union of "Belchatiechnik", 1971-1972 Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the SRR, 1972-1976 First Deputy Minister of Agriculture of th...

Eyre (unofficial name) - meteorite found on 31 December 2015 in Australia near Lake Eyre. Meteorite is estimated at 4.5 billion years old, and is older than Earth. Meteor Meteor has been observed by the Desert Fireball Network consisting of 32 remote-controlled cameras located in Western Australia and South Australia. The collapse of the car was seen by locals in the areas of William Creek and Marree on November 27, 2015 and was registered by the Desert Fireball Network cameras in William Creek, Mount Barry, Bill Kalina and Wilpoorina. Meteorite The Desert Fireball Network observations allowed us to locate a meteorite dropping place on a 500 meter line. Meteorite struck the Earth in a very inaccessible part of Lake Eyre. The object was discovered during a three-day expedition involving Curtin University researchers who used to find meteorite in addition to data from the Desert Fireball Network, air observer, dron and used local Aboriginal guides. The weighed 1.7 kilogram meteorite ...

The Danish Cultural Institute (Danish Cultural Institute) is an institution promoting Danish culture. The Institute was founded in 1940 under the name "Danish Society" (Det Danske Selskab). The aim was to promote international dialogue and mutual understanding, among other things. by providing information on Denmark, cultural exchanges, ideas and experiences between Denmark and other countries. In 1989, the name was changed to the current one. Since its founding, the Danish Institute of Culture has expanded its presence abroad; The first representative office was established in 1947. Currently, the Institute's facilities are located in: Copenhagen, Brussels, Rio de Janeiro, Beijing, Riga, Warsaw and St. Petersburg. Headquarters In Poland, the Institute had its first seat in Gdynia (1994-2000), from where it was transferred to Warsaw, placing it in the National Library building at al. Niepodległości 213 (2001), currently at ul. Beautiful 31/37 (2015). wiki

Adam Rosiński (born 1953), an opposition activist, worked as a driver at the State Car Transport Company in Wejherowo (1975-1984). Curriculum vitae In August 1980 he co-organized a strike at the plant - he was elected chairman of the Strike Committee, was a delegate to the Interstate Strike Committee at Gdansk Shipyard. Lenin. He was a member of the Solidarity Board since September 1980, and then Vice-Chairman of the Solidarity Trade Commission. In the years 1980-1981 he was the chairman of the Inter-company Foundry Committee (MKZ) of the NSZZ "Solidarność" in Wejherowo. In November 1980 he took part in the establishment of the "Information Bulletin» Gryf «, MKZ magazine in Wejherowo. After martial law was introduced in Poland from 13 to 14 December 1981 in the Gdansk Shipyard. Lenin. He was interred from August 30 to October 16, 1982. From 1984 to 1985 he worked on the construction of the Żarnowiec power plant, then (1985-1988) at the gas plants in Gdynia. In 1988-...

Stefano Giovanni Maullu (born 15 March 1962 in Milan) is an Italian politician and councilor, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae Since 1987 he has been professionally engaged in political activities. He was a district councilor and chairman of the urban planning committee. In 1997 he was elected councilor of Milan, and in 2000 he became a member of the regional council of Lombardy for the first time, obtaining re-election for consecutive terms. In 2006, he headed the administration of water supply in the Milan agglomeration. In 2010, he joined the regional government of Lombardy led by Robert Formigoni - assumed the position of assessor for trade, tourism and services. He left this office in 2012. In the 2014 elections, Forza Italia reacted without success to the European Parliament. The mandate of the VIII term of office was 13 July 2015 in place of Giovanni Toti. He joined the Christian Democratic Group. wiki

Хорен Иванович (Ованесович) Григорян, born in March 1902 in the village of Sewakar in the Jelizavetgrad province, died on May 16, 1956 in Baku) - an officer of the Soviet security forces, Internal Armenian SRR (1947-1953). Curriculum vitae The Armenian, after finishing the 1911 rural school, studied until 1915 at the seminary in Şuşa, and 1915-1916 at the Yugoslavian Academy of Education, 1922-1925 rabbi student in Baku. From March 1917 to August 1918 he was a courier of the Workers, Soldier and Peasant Delegates in Baku, from January to May 1920, a Red Army soldier, 1920-1921 and again from October 1925 a member of the RKP (b) / WKP (b) Azerbaijani SRR Checks / GPUs. From December 1932 to June 1933, a helper of the Head of the Political and Security Division of the Armenian SRR GPU, from June 1933 to September 1934, an operation attorney of the GPU / NKVD City Division in Gdañsk, from September 1934 to December 1937 Head of the 6th Secretariat of the Secretariat of State Security N...

Rheinmetall Lb 202 20mm cannon - experimental 20 mm caliber cannon designed in the Rheinmetall plant in the 1930s. History In the 1930s, a number of 20 mm caliber aircraft were designed at Rheinmetall. The plot was based on a short barrel recoil and used 20x105B ammunition (the so-called "Solothurn short"). Their overall design was similar to the 2 centimeter FlaK 30. The Lb 201, Lb 202 and Lb 204 were designed. Lb 202 was the planned armament of the Arado E.500. The exact meaning of the "Lb" mark not used in other German plots from that time is unknown, it is thought to originate from the name of the constructor Heinrich Lübbe or from the words lafette beweglich (movable fastening), meaning the method of fixing plots in motion stations shooting. Bibliography wiki

Polish Navy Academy. K. Voroshilov, then march. The Soviet Union A.A. Grubs, then adm. Kuzniecowa - in the years 1922 - 1991 Soviet military academy in Leningrad, educating senior commanders and specialists for the needs of the USSR Navy. In 1827, at the Cadet Corps Corps in St. Petersburg, a higher officer class was established, in 1862 it was transformed into a Maritime Learning Course, and in 1877 the Nikolaev Academy of Maritime. On its basis in 1919 the Naval Academy was established. In 1922, the Academy was taken over by the Red Fleet and created the Red Army Navy Robotics and Peasants' Academy, which in 1931 received the name of Voroshilov. In 1945, on the basis of engineering and technical faculties, the Naval Academy of Naval and Armament Engineering was established. In 1960 the two academies were merged. In 1976 the academy received the name of the march. A. Grieczki and in 1990 - adm. Kuznetsov. After the collapse of the Soviet Union on the basis of the acad...

Accounting system (application, accounting software) - business accounting software for accounting operations that records and processes accounting transactions within modules (parts of the system) such as accounts payable, receivables, wages, turnover and balances. The most complex accounting software is part of a vast suite of software called enterprise resource planning (ERP systems, for example, an open ERP5 system). The right to use the system is usually purchased as a software license. If the buyer needs it in the ready application, local changes are made. The price of the system (application) depends on the complexity and cost of software implementation and implementation in the company. Many vendors have stopped selling or licenses are purchased by larger groups. Free online accounting and free accounting software for small and medium businesses are available on the Polish market. Modules Accounting software usually consists of different modules and sections. Among the most ...

Michael Karas (born 1952) is a German chemist, professor at the Institute of Physics and Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Frankfurt, known mainly for his research on ionizing matrices (MALDI) and mass spectrometry techniques. Michael Karas studied chemistry at the University of Bonn, where he graduated in 1982 with a Ph.D. in physical chemistry. Since 1983, member of Franz Hillenkamp's team at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. Recognized as a pioneer in mass spectrometry. He is the 2003 Karl Heinz Award Beckurts. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Walentin Wasiljewicz Chasapov, Russian Валентин Васильевич Хасапов (born January 23, 1918 in Odessa) is a Russian emigre activist, head of urban administration in occupied Briańsk during World War II. In 1919, his family left Russia, residing in Czechoslovakia. In 1935, Walentin W. Chasapov graduated from the Russian high school in the town of Moravská Třebová. During his studies he went to scouts. He then began his studies at the University of Prague. From 1938 he was a member of the National Workers' Union (NTS). After the German invasion of the USSR on June 22, 1941, through Warsaw, he entered the occupied Smolensk. He then stayed in Briańsk, where he became the head of the city administration. At the same time, the NTS carried out illegal underground activities. At the end of the war he emigrated to Argentina, residing in Buenos Aires. Bibliography Pod red. Olega W. Budnickiego, Andrieja A. Tartakowskiego i Terence Emmonsa, Russia and Russian emigration in memoirs and diar...

Golenika (Russian: Гольцовка) is a river in Russia, in the south-western part of the Kamchatka Peninsula, the left tributary of the Bolshaya River, to which it flows 58 km before it reaches the Ochocki Sea. It flows from the slope of the Golcowka mountain in the Sriedinnyj Hriebiet massif; Its length is 69 km, its catchment area is 536 km². At the top of his run he is called Dalniaj Golcowka (Russia Дальняя Гольцовка). The golfer's running in the lower course, in the western lowlands of Kamchatka, as well as all the rivers flowing there, due to the frequent floods that haunt this area is constantly changing. At the beginning of the 18th century, when the first Russian settlers appeared there and founded their first station (the spit) - Bolszerieckij Ostrog - it was on the northern bank of the Bolshaya River; At this time, the riverbed has shifted a few kilometers to the west, and Golhodka flows through its former channel, where the remnants of the former spur are located on the ...

Wojciech Geyer (born July 5, 1933 in Warsaw) - Polish lawyer, legal advisor, member of the Tribunal of State. Curriculum vitae He completed his law studies at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. In 1955 he began his legal practice as a legal adviser. in the departments of internal trade and health, the Warsaw Military District and the Association of Journalists of the Republic of Poland, as well as the representative of the liquidation commission of RSW Prasa-Książka-Ruch. He then established his own legal office. In 1993-1997 he was an alternate member of the State Tribunal. In the 2001-2005 tenure, he served in the State Tribunal on the recommendation of the Democratic Left Alliance and Labor Union. wiki

Magenta Ribbon or Amaranthic Ribbon - Polish substitute (provisional) battle decoration. The honor was established by the order No. 120 of the 1st Polish Corps commander in Russia, Lieutenant General Jozef Dowbor-Muśnicki of February 17, 1918, "to show the wonderful actions of their soldiers and those who deserve it." In the initial period the ribbons in the national color (amaranth) were 2 cm wide, then the ribbons had a length of 3 cm and a width of 1 cm. Ribbons were worn on the left breast at mid-height between the first and second buttons of the uniform or coat. Every heroic act is to be decorated with one ribbon. Ribbons should be worn one at a time within 0.5 cm. "Officers and soldiers who deserve a badge will be listed in the order of the corps and their names presented to the National Government." On February 27, 1918, in the presence of the German delegation headed by Maj. Wulffen, the first decoration of the soldiers of the Bolshevik war was cel...

Otto Pierre Nicolas "Otto" Blom (born 9 March 1887 in Amsterdam, died July 22, 1972 in Zeist) - Dutch tennis player, five-time champion of the country, participant in the Olympic Games. In the years 1906-1912 he won the Dutch championship five times: three times in the men's singles game (1909, 1910, 1911), twice in the men's doubles games (1909, 1912) and twice in the singles (1906, 1911). He participated in the V Summer Olympic Games in 1912. He started there in a single game on an open court. He dropped out in the first round of the tournament, losing to host Sweden's Gunnar Setterwald 0-3. Bibliography wiki

The root spinal nerve root (radix ventralis nervi spinalis) - the front root of the spinal nerve, contains from 5 to 10 tufts of nerve fibers (root strands) coming from the anterior root (anterior lateral furrow) of the spinal cord, which extend towards the lateral side. In the intervertebral structure, they connect to the posterior (dorsal) root in the stem of the spinal nerve. It contains centrifugal (motor and autonomous) fibers. Bibliography See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Paula Preradović (Paula von Preradović, born October 12, 1887 in Vienna, died on May 25, 1951 ibid) - Austrian poet and writer, author of the text of the national anthem. She came from a family with Croatian roots, her grandfather was the poet Petar Preradović. She was born in Vienna, but spent her childhood in Pula, where her father was stationed (naval officer). During World War I she stayed in Vienna, where she began to create poetry. The first volume, entitled Südlicher Sommer, was published in 1929. During the Second World War, it was stopped by the Gestapo. In the years 1929-1948 she published several collections of poems and short stories, as well as the novel Pave und Pero. In 1947 her text Land der Berge, Land am Strome (Country of the Mountains, a country on the river) was chosen as the anthem of Austria. Her husband was journalist Ernst Molden (1886-1953), they had two sons Otto (1918-2002, publicist, founder of the European Forum Alpbach) and Fritz (1924-2014, journa...

John Bernard Caldwell (born September 26, 1926) - British engineer, lecturer at Newcastle University, specialist in naval architecture and history of technology. Curriculum vitae Higher engineering studies (Building Engineering) graduated from Liverpool University, doctorate (Doctor of Philosophy) at Bristol University. In 1953-1955 he worked at Bristol University as a research worker in the field of civil engineering, in 1955-1959 senior scientific officer at the Royal Naval Science Service. In the years 1960-1966 he was an assistant professor in mechanics used in the Radio Network Controller in Greenwich. In the years 1962-1963 he was a visiting professor in naval architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States of America. In the years 1966-1983 he was the chairman of the Department of Marine Architecture at the School of Marine Science and Technology - Newcastle University in London, where in 1983-1986 he became dean of the Faculty of Enginee...

Black Beauty - an Australian animated film from 1987 produced by Burbank Films Australia. Animated adaptation of Anna Sewell's novel of the same title. Story The story of the Black Prince - a beautiful horse that travels a long way from the carefree pastures of southern England, through the crowded streets of London to rest on a farm. Polish version The version released in the series The most beautiful fairy tales and legends on DVD with English dubbing and Polish teacher. wiki

Jakub Kowalski (born October 10, 1985 in Radom) - Polish politician and local government official, councilor of Radom, since 2016 head of the Senate Chancellery. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin. He also completed post-graduate studies in the field of investment process management at the Warsaw School of Economics. From 2005, he was a co-worker of law and justice MPs: Marek Suski, Adam Bielan, and Zbigniew Kuźmiuk. In 2006 he became a city councilor in Radom for PiS (he was reelected in 2010 and 2014). In 2010, he became the chairman of the Culture and Promotion Committee in the city council, and became the chairman of the club of councilors of Law and Justice. He was employed part-time in the Municipal Waterworks in Radom as a marketing specialist. In November 2015 he became the director of the office of the Senate Marshal Stanisław Karczewski, who on June 24, 2016 appointed him as the head ...

Jan Stanisław Kurcz, Radwan (February 10, 1684) - Marshal of Lidzka in 1683-1684, Lidki's soldier in 1649, Lidki's lord in 1649-1682, courtesan of His Majesty. He was the deputy of the Lidki County of Vilnius Province for the Extraordinary Diet of 1672. He participated in the elections of Jan Kazimierz, Michał and Jan III. He was elected to several committees in the Sejm 1648-1676. Martin's grandson, Stefan's brother. Wife - Barbara from Drucka-Sokolska's house, primo voto Hołowczyńska, widow of Jerzy, castellan of Mścisławski - she wrote in 1651 Kniażyce and Jamnica. Bibliography wiki

Zygmunt Wiśniewski - Polish engineer. He was a researcher at the Warsaw University of Technology: in the academic year 1956/1967 he was the assistant professor - head of the Department and Department of Railway Operation at the Faculty of Communication and he was the manager of the extramural studies in this department. As a doctoral student, the engineer was a researcher and from 1962 to 1971 he was the head of the Department of Reinforced Concrete and Concrete Technology at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of the Engineering School in Szczecin. Honors and Orders wiki

Nikifor Iljicz Iljin (Russian Никифор Ильич Ильин, born 1884, died 1957) - Soviet politician and party activist. Sources Since 1910, a member of the SDPRR, twice arrested, 1917 member of the Petrograd Council. 1918-1919 Member of the People's Commissar of the RFSRR Labor Office, 1919-1920 employee of the Supreme Economic Council of the RFSRR, 1920-1924 employee of the People's Commissariat of Road Traffic RFSRR / USSR. From April 25, 1923 to January 26, 1934 Member of the Bureau of the Central Control Commission of the RKP (b) / WKP (b), 1924-1925 Commissioner of the Inspection of Transport and People's Commitment of the Labor Inspectorate of the USSR, from November 30, 1925 to March 10, 1934, From January 1, 1926 to December 2, 1927, a member of the Secretariat of the Central Control Commission of the WKP (b). From February 11, 1934 to 1938, a member of the Soviet Control Commission of the People's Commissar of the USSR, 1934-1935, a plenipotentiary of the Soviet Au...

Chojnow Palace - built in 1739 in Chojnów. Position The palace is located in Poland, in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Legnica, on the Skorą River to the west of Legnica. ali and reinforced concrete. The author of the architectural project was Rudolf Świerczyński, the design was prepared by Stefan Bryła. Originally the building was headed by the Naval Command (Headquarters) of the Polish Navy. It is currently the seat of other military institutions. wiki

East - Polish magazine published in the Second Republic. The letter was issued in Lviv and included the cities of Lviv, Stanislav and Ternopil. The subtitle of the magazine was "The Life of Towns and Villages of the South-Eastern Provinces". Accordingly, the letter included the Lviv region, the Tarnow region, the Stanislawska voivodship. The magazine "Wschód" was published on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month. The editorial office was located at the then Academic Square 4 (present Hruszewśkoho). Newspaper printing was performed by the new Lviv Printing House. In the second decade of the existence of the Second Polish Republic, the periodical was published for four years from 1936 to 1939. wiki

Inland navigation - any movement of a ship in an inland navigable waterway. Inland navigation is generally much more comfortable than sea-going, which places much lower requirements on inland waterways, thus allowing for more universal use. The only serious shortcoming is the possibility of doing this on a smaller scale in terms of one-time transport of people or loads. There is also a variety of obstacles in this sailing - shovels, bridges, sluices, etc. This ship is characterized by the use of less-autonomous vessels, the use of smaller vessels than the sea (length, depth, displacement, power, payload, etc.), the ability to use sets of boats - both pushed and towed. It is much easier to land or to discharge the contents of the craft, as practically the sailing is done directly in the vicinity of the shore (the footpath) or relatively short distances (water reservoirs). Critical situations - both for the safety of persons and cargo and the malfunction of the floating equipment ...

Gieorgij Jakowlewicz Dienisow (Russian: Георгий Яковлевич Денисов, born February 22, 1910 in Sulin, in the Military District of Dębno, died September 20, 2005 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, First Secretary of the CPWR Regional Committee in Murmansk (1958-1966). From 1927 a miner in the Rostov Oblast, 1930 joined the WKP (b), an attendant of the evening labor faculty, and 1932-1934 of the Industrial Institute in Novosibirsk. 1934-1935 political officer of the Soviet Union, 1935-1936 served in the Red Army, then worked in Komsomol and WKP (b). 1938 Head of Unit and Human Resources Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Chabarovsk, then First Secretary of the Municipal Committee of the WKP (b) in Oze, in the Sakhalin Region, 1941-1946 served in the Red Army, a participant in the Great Patriotic War. 1950-1952 Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) Kabardino-Balkaria, then instructor of the KC WKP (b) (1949-1950) b) / CPSU, head of the sector of North-Western ...

Rupasinghe A. Wimalasena Perera (born 30 May 1945 in Colombo) is a Latino athlete, long-distance runner, participant in the 1968 Summer Olympics. At the Mexico Games, he finished 51st in the 2-59: 05.8. He was ahead of only six players who came to the finish. Perera also took part in the 1966 British and British Commonwealth Games held in the capital of Jamaica. He was in the marathon, but he did not finish. He also had to compete in the race for 6 miles, but he did not stand at the start. Life record in the marathon: 2-22: 05 (1967). Bibliography wiki

Monument to Christo Mikhailov in Montana Christo Mikhail Popov (Bulgarian Христо Михайлов Попов, born April 18, 1892 in Widyń, died February 8, 1944 in Sofia) is a Bulgarian Communist activist. He worked as a teacher during the Second Balkan War, incarnated in the Bulgarian army, graduating in 1914 as Reserve Officer. He participated in the First World War, was taken prisoner and released in 1920. Since 1918 he was a member of the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party, and since 1921 the Bulgarian Communist Party (BPK). An active participant in the September 1923 uprising, he commanded a communist detachment during an assault on Ferdinand. After the fall of the insurrection, he escaped to Yugoslavia, was sentenced to death in absentia. In 1924 he illegally returned to Poland and attempted to organize a new rebellion against the authorities in Widyn and Plovdiv. In April 1925 arrested and sentenced to death, however, the sentence was changed to life imprisonment. In 1937 he escaped from...

Emission of exoelectrons - the phenomenon of emission of low energy electrons (exoelectrons, on average less than 1 eV) from surface layers of materials, occurring only in the case of mechanical interaction (mechanical deformation), thermal (solidification of metal, heating) or optical the optical counterpart is phosphorescence) or chemical (oxidation). Such an effect introduces the body into an imbalance, and the emission of exoelectrons is accompanied by a return to equilibrium. Bibliography wiki

Hendrikus Alexander "Henk" Janssen (born June 17, 1890 in Arnhem, died 28 August 1969) is a Dutch rostrum runner, Olympic vice-champion. Janssen competed at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp. At these games the athlete along with the Dutch national team won a silver medal in rope draw (it was the last official tournament in this discipline at the Olympic Games). With his teammates won the semi-final against Italy (2-0) and advanced to the finals. The Dutch lost 0-2 to the British, but they were still in second place. They won 2-0 with Belgian drafters and won Olympic silver. It was the only Olympic competition in which Janssen took part. Bibliography wiki

Natalie Sergeyevna Donchenko (Russian: Наталья Сергеевна Донченко, born August 25, 1932 in Moscow) is a Russian speed skater representing the USSR, a silver Olympic medalist. Career Natalie Donchenko's greatest success came in 1960 when she won a silver medal in the 500 m race at the Olympic Games in Squaw Valley. Only Helga Haase of Germany was ahead of the competition and Jeanne Ashworth was third. It was the first Soviet-born Panchenko to win an Olympic medal. But this was her only Olympic start. She never won the World Cup medal, her best result was the fourth place won at the 1960 World Cup in Östersund. Lidija Skoblikowa, her compatriot, was better at fighting the podium. She won the medals of the USSR championship at a distance of 500 m: gold in 1952, silver in 1956, bronze in 1960. Bibliography wiki

Jens Gieseke (born May 18, 1971 in Lingen (Ems)) is a German politician and lawyer, Member of the European Parliament for the eighth term. Curriculum vitae He studied law at the Universität Osnabrück, in 1998 and in 2001 passed the state examinations of first and second degree. He worked, among other things. as a court clerk in Düsseldorf and as an assistant in the administration of the European Parliament. In 2005 he became the director of the Brussels-based German airport association (ADV). In 1995 he joined the Christian-Democratic Union in Lower Saxony. In the European elections in 2014, the Christian Democrats have been mandated by the MEPs in 2014. Jens Gieseke is married, has three children. wiki

Terrestrial Planet Finder - infrared interferometer Terrestrial Planet Finder - a canceled project capable of detecting extrasolar planets near the Earth. In 2002, two different solutions were proposed that would enable the required sensitivity. An additional objective of the device was to determine the composition of the atmosphere and the characteristics of the surfaces of newly discovered planets. In 2004 both projects were accepted by NASA and entered the next phase of research. According to NASA plans, TPF-C was due to be shipped in 2014, and TPF-I's launch was planned for 2020. However, according to the NASA draft budget announced in February 2006, the work was timed indefinitely. The European Space Agency was planning a similar mission - Darwin, but in 2007 it was also canceled. wiki

Aleksandr Alekseejewicz Kondratjew, Russian Александр Алексеевич Кондратьев (born May 11, 1876 in Saint Petersburg, May 26, 1967 in Nyack, New York) is a Russian state official, emigre poet, writer, columnist, translator. literature. In 1897 he graduated from junior high school and in 1902 law at the University of St. Petersburg. Received a job in the Ministry of Public Enlightenment. Then he worked in the State Council. In the early nineteenth century began his literary career. By the end of 1917 he wrote eight books, including the novel "Satiressa", as well as a collection of poems. At the same time, he published numerous stories, poems and articles in such literary magazines as "Wiesy", "Apollo", "Russkaja mysl", "Pieriewał", "Satirikon", "Ogoniok", "Lukomorje" and almanacs "Grif" and "Biełyje" noczi. " He also dealt with literary translations. In early 1918 he went to Crimea...

Euroracing - former British racing car builder and racing team. The company was founded in the 1970s by Giampaollo Pavanello. Over the past twenty years, he has been involved in the construction of Formula 3 and Formula 3000 cars. The company was based in Senago near Milan. After Giampaollo Pavanello went to Formula 1, the team worked with Alfa Romeo and EuroBrun teams. In addition to the construction of the cars, the company ran its racing team, starting in 1982 in the European Formula 3. The first big success came in 1977 when Piercarlo Ghinzani won the championship and Michele Alboreto was second. In 1980-1982 the team won three consecutive championships. Michele Alboreto was the best in 1980, Mauro Baldi in 1981, and Oscar Larrauri in 1982. Bibliography wiki

Fabiano Vandone (born 14 July 1966 in Alessandria) is an Italian racing driver. Career Vandone started his racing career in 1988 after competing in Italian Formula 3, where he did not earn points. A year later in the same series was already the tenth. In later years he also appeared in the European Formula 3 Cup, Monaco Formula 3 Grand Prix and Formula 3000. In the Italian Formula 3000 he started in 1991-1992. However, in any of the six races he did, he did not score points. Bibliography wiki

João José da Costa O. Carm. (born June 24, 1958 in Lagarto) is a Brazilian Catholic priest and archbishop of Aracajú since 2017. Curriculum vitae On December 12, 1992, he was ordained a priest. January 7, 2009 Pope Benedict XVI appointed him bishop of the Diocese of Iguatú. The Archbishop of Aracajú - José Palmeira Lessa, Archbishop of Bucuresti, gave him the March 19, 2009 On 5 November 2014, Pope Francis established him as Bishop of the archdiocese of Aracajú. Governments in the archdiocese embraced January 18, 2017 after retiring from the predecessor. wiki

Joanot Martorell (1413-1468) - a Valencian knight and author of the novel Tirant lo Blanch, which he wrote in colloquial Valencian. It was first published in Valencia in 1490. It is sometimes considered the first modern European novel. He has traveled extensively throughout Europe. The story is about the adventures of a Byzantine knight who belonged to the Catalan Company. Miguel de Cervantes in the novel Don Quixote during the burning scene described her as the best knight novel. His work was also inspired by Mario Vargas Llosa. Critics paid particular attention to the use of common speech in the novel. Because Martorell died of intrigue, the book was completed by his colleague Martíne Joan de Galba. wiki

Personal trainer, personal trainer - person who arranges individual exercises and teaches them proper exercises. Its role is also customer motivation and monitoring of its results. Working with a personal trainer can significantly shorten the time needed to achieve a specific body goal. The profession of the personal trainer sensu stricto was never defined and regulated by law. With the entry into force of the Sports Act of 25 June 2010 (Journal of Laws of 2017, item 1463), recreational activities, such as running a personal training program at a fitness club, ceased to be regulated. The professional title of the motivation recreation instructor has ceased to function. Since 2010, the training of a personal trainer does not require any state qualifications, completion of the course or fulfillment of additional criteria. eTrener personnel - currently in the profession of personal trainer, mobile applications and portals play an important role. They allow remote connections to the tr...

The relationship between the ancient translations and reviews of the Old Testament with the translation of Teodocjona The question of the Book of Daniel According to a controversial view, he was also the author of one of the two surviving Greek versions of the Book of Daniel, along with the deuterocanonical additions to it. The second version, derived from the Septuagint, has been so effectively replaced in the Church by Teodónio's translation that only two manuscripts of the Greek Old Testament contain its text in the Septuagint, although it was the basis of the Hexapli. This is Codex Chisianus, known as Codex 87 (Holmes and Parsons MS 88 [Rahlfs 88]), and Papyrus 967 containing the content of the Book of Daniel in the LXX version from the time before Origen's Hexapli. The issue of the creation of two Greek versions of Daniel's Book was not fully explained. Authorship p Theodorized reach a very early period. Origen, who gave the Septuagint a privileged place in his H...

View from the Zwolje ridge to the Veľká Turecká valley Turecký potok - a stream that is the left tributary of the Revúca River in Slovakia. It flows down the Veľká Turecká valley in Veľká Fatra. It has several source watercourses flowing on the south-eastern slopes of the ridge from Mincola (1398 m) through Južné Rakytovské sedlo (about 1405 m) to the top Čierny kameň (1479 m). It flows into Revúca in the town of Liptovské Revúce at an altitude of approximately 730 m. wiki

Kallippos from Athens (Greek: Κάλλιππος) - an ancient Greek athlete, Olympian, winner of the pentathlon at the 112 Olympic Games (332 BC). He secured the victory by bribing his opponents beforehand. According to the information provided by Pausanius (Journey of Hellada V 21.5) for bribery, the Hellanodikas punished Kallippos and the fines he paid for. However, the Athenians refused to pay the penalty and sent Hyperedes to speak to Olympia to ask for pardon. When the legation was not successful, they announced the boycott of the Olympic Games. Only when admonished by the oracle in Delphi, which announced the abstention from the prophecy until the fine was paid, the Athenians gave the money to the Elejczyk for which six statues of Zeus were later issued. wiki

Barborinský potok - a stream in the western part of the Low Tatras in Slovakia. It is a right-bank tributary of the Korytnica. The whole of its catchment is located within the town of Liptovská Osada. Barborinský potok has several source watercourses flowing in gullies on the south-western slopes of the Prašivá ridge (1652 m) and at the Hiadelská sedlo (Hiadeľské sedlo). One of the sources supplying the stream in the upper part of its course is Janošikov prameň. The stream flows towards the north-western bottom of the Barboriná valley. At an altitude of about 770 m, at the foot of three peaks, it flows into Korytnica. The place of its estuary is the boundary between three mountain ranges - each of the three peaks rising above it belongs to a different band: The Barborinski Potok drainage basin is located within Starohorskie Wierchów and Niżne Tatry. The stream's basin separates these two mountain ranges in this section. The valley of the stream is partly overgrown with fores...

Hydrometric mill - a device in the form of a fan for spotting the speed of flowing water. The measurement consists in counting the rotor's rotations in a given time. It is important that the measurement time is not too short, because the value of water velocity (especially shallow and fast mountain streams) is subject to slight but rapid fluctuations. The water speed is a function of the rotor speed, which is the quotient of the counted number of revolutions and the time of the measurement. Each hydrometric mill should be periodically tared. wiki

Henryk Fabian (born 16 May 1951 in Katowice) is a Polish swordsman and an individual champion of Poland (1976, 1979). Sports career Throughout his professional career he represented the colors of GKS Katowice. In 1971 he won individual and team junior championships in Poland. In 1976 and 1979 he became an individual champion of Polish seniors, in 1974 and 1976 the Polish team champion. In addition, in 1977 he became an individual vice-champion of Poland, in 1971, 1978, 1980 and 1984, Poland's vice-champion in 1972, 1973 and 1983 bronze medalist of the Polish team championship. Since 1980 he worked as a trainer, from 1985-1986 at AZS-AWF Katowice, where he became the first Polish women's trainer since 1987 at TS Schweinfurt. He led, among others. Magdalena Jeziorowska, Iwona Oleszyńska and the German champion Martin Schmitt. Bibliography wiki

Frank Renkiewicz (born 16 May 1935, died October 11, 1993 in New York) is an American historian of Polish descent, a Polish activist. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University of Notre Dame (1967-1967). He was a history professor at the College of St. Thomas. Teresa in Minnesota and Director of Polish Studies in St. Louis. John Fisher College in Rochester. In the years 1969-1983 editor-in-chief of the magazine "Polish American Studies". He also worked at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum as an expert on Polish affairs. Winner of the Haiman Award (1978). President of the Polish American Historical Association (1976). Selected publications Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Participants strike the children of September (Roman White - the first to the right, the bottom row) Roman White (born August 4, 1888 in Karmina, September 19, 1919 in Wrzesnia) was a participant in the September 1901 strike of the children of the September, who was punished during a mass extermination on May 20, a soldier of the First World War. Curriculum vitae The son of Francis and Antonina from the house Wazarczak. He had 5 sisters. A student of the Catholic School of the People in Września. He participated in a school strike in 1901. He was punished during a collective flogging on May 20. He received help from Polonia in the amount of 1 thousand. German brands. He graduated from the law firm of Stefan Thiel's notary and lawyer in Września. In 1912 he founded a family. His wife was Balbina Sikorska from Września. The couple had three daughters: Halina, Jadwiga (twins) and Maria. During the First World War he fought first on the Russian front, later on the western front....

Flaga Helu Helium flag - one of the symbols of Hel town. The blue flag depicts a yellow key between two yellow stars in a blue field that supposedly signify two existing independent cities at that time: New and Old Hel. Although the old settlement is already dead in the seventeenth century, the coat of arms has remained unchanged until today. And on the free side are three vertical yellow strips. The key and star area occupies a surface of 36 x 37 cm and the gold stripes are 2.5 cm wide. The distance between the strips is 1 cm. The coat of arms on the flag is from the 16th century. The key symbolizes the patron saint of fishermen - St. Peter and the defensive nature of the city, the blue color - the Baltic Sea. The flag should be hung shorter than the side of the coat. Bibliography wiki

Mikhail Naumovich Rodin (Russian: Михаил Наумович Родин, born 1893 in the village of Dubowyj in the Samaritan Governorate, died July 28, 1938) - Soviet politician, first secretary of the Kirov Regional Committee of the Communist Party (b) (1937-1938). From 1919 in the RKP (b), 1921, head of the Department of Propaganda and Agitation Rodnikowski District Committee RKP (b), 1921-1924 studied at the Communist Swierdłowa, 1924-1925 was a propagandist of the RKP (b) / WKP (b) regional council in the nonnnonogogow gubernatorial district, later secretary of the factory committee of the WKP (b). 1928-1929 Secretary of the regional committee of the WKP (b) in the Nunavov gubernatorial district, 1929 Head of the Propaganda and Aging and Organizing Department of the Murom Regional Committee of the WKP (1930), Chairman of the Murom Regional Chamber of Trade Unions, 1930-1932 Chairman of the Association of Builders in Nizne Novgorod. 1932-1934 Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in ...

Josele Garza (born March 15, 1962 in Mexico) is a Mexican racing driver. Career Garza started his international car racing career in the 1980s with the Super Vee Robert Bosch / Valvoline Championship, where he won five podium finishes and won one. A total of 108 points earned him the title of runner-up of the series. Later, he also appeared in the Indy Car World Series, the USAC Gold Crown Championship, the Atlantic Championship, the IMSA Camel GT Championship, the Australian Drivers' Championship and the North American Formula Mondial. In the Champ Car Garza he competed in 1981-1987. The best result of Mexico was achieved in the last season when 46 points was ranked 11th in the final drivers' classification. Bibliography wiki

Orientalist Youth Circle (in principle: Orjentalist Youth Circle) - a youth international organization that promotes Promethean ideas. It was founded at the Eastern Institute in Warsaw in 1928. Branches have been created in Krakow, Vilnius, Lvov, Poznan and Manchuria Harbin. Since 1930 O. K. M. has its own press organ: "East" quarterly. The most famous activists were Wlodzimierz Bączkowski and Jerzy Giedroyc. In the area of ​​interests of members and associates circle was located USSR but also Japan, India, China or Arabia. Source texts In 1931 a meeting with the former President of the National Assembly of the Crimean Republic was held at the Orjentalist Circle of Youth, by Jafar Saydamet. On May 25, 1931, a recent guest wrote a short letter to the editorial board of O. K. M. wiki

Valerie Ethel (Todd) Davies (born 29 September 1920, 29 October 2012) is an Australian arachnologist. Valerie was the third daughter of James and Ethel Todd in New Zealand's Wanganui, where she attended Wanganui Girls' College. She continued her education at Victoria University in Wellington to undertake a degree in zoology at Otago University in Dunedin, graduating with a degree in masters. She received a scholarship to Somerville College, Oxford, where she graduated with a Ph.D. She returned to Dudein, where she got married, and in 1963 she moved with her family to Brisbane. In 1972, she was appointed curator of the Queensland Museum. Formally retired in 1985, but continued to work in the museum until 2002. Davies's research focused on spiders. She has made numerous research expeditions. She described 17 new species for science and more than 100 species. In 1988 he was awarded the Queensland Museum Medal, and in 2010 he received an award from the International Society...

River God - historical novel by Wilbur Smith from 1993, set in ancient Egypt. It started with 5 volumes of so called. Egyptian cycle of this author's novel. The action takes place in ancient Egypt, though all the characters in the novel are fictional. Under the inept government of the pharaoh, the state of the state paralyzed by corruption and internal riots is falling. The great vampire Intef wants to overthrow the ruler and sit on the pharaoh's throne alone. To achieve this goal, he is ready to sacrifice his only daughter - the beautiful princess Lostris. Intef is his most trusted slave, and Tanus is a young officer. Love is between Tanus and Lostris ... wiki

Andrzej Dziemianiuk (born 4 May 1959 in Wyszki) - Polish judoka, champion and representative of Poland, champion of Europe (1981). Sports career He was a member of Jagiellonian Bialystok (1975-1978) and Guard of Warsaw (1978-1998). His greatest successes in his career were the European Championship in 1981 and the victory in the Friendship-84 competition. In addition, he won the European Championship in 1983 and the bronze medal of the European Championship in 1982. All these successes were in the 60 kg category. He won the Polish championships three times (1980 and 1981 in the 60 kg category, 1987 in the 65 kg category), and won three bronze medals in the Polish championship (1983, 1986, 1988 - all in the 65 kg category). Bibliography wiki

Emil Iversen (born Aug. 12, 1991 in Meråker) is a Norwegian ski jumper who competes in Il Varden Meraaker. Career For the first time internationally, Emil Iversen appeared on Harstad on March 7, 2009, where he took the 95th place in the 10-km FIS Race. In January 2011 he performed at the junior world championships in Otepää, where he and his teammates won the gold medal in the relay. At the same event, he also finished fourth in the sprint with the classic technique, losing the podium fight with Russian Rietivych. In the Erzurum Youth World Cup, which took place the following year, his best result was the 18th in the 15 km class. He also took part in the 2013 World Youth Championships in Liberec, taking seventh place in the combined race. In the World Cup he made his debut on December 7, 2013, at a competition in Lillehammer, where he took the 37th place in the classic 15 km race. He won the first round of the Lillehammer Tour on December 5, 2014, sixth place in the sprint free...

Nikolai Wasilievich Novikov (Russian: Николай Васильевич Новиков, born November 27, 1909 in Żukowce, Orłowo Province, October 13, 1971 in Moscow) is a Soviet politician, Minister of the USSR Navy (1948-1953). 1926-1931 worked in a mechanical factory, 1932-1932 student of the rabfaku (worker's faculty), 1932-1933 studied at the Institute of Water Transport Engineering in Leningrad, and 1933-1939 at the Military-Transport Academy. 1939-1946 Head of Operations Service - Deputy Chief and (since July 1939) Head of the Northern Maritime Company, 1946 Head of Central Administration of the Ministry of Sea Fleet, USSR, 1946-1948 Deputy Minister of the USSR Marine Fleet. From October 23, 1948 to March 15, 1953 Minister of the USSR Marine Fleet, then to 1954 Deputy Minister of the Sea and River Fleet of the USSR. From April 1954 retired. Honors Bibliography wiki

Vladimir Petrovich Pirozkow (born July 28, 1924 in Varinogorsk, died January 9, 2009 in Moscow) - deputy chairman of the KGB USSR (1971-1991), General Colonel. Curriculum vitae From September 1941 he worked in a machine-tractor station, and volunteered in May 1942. Commander of the 316th Cavalry Regiment of the Supreme Command High Command, participated in many strategic operations of the Red Army. seizure of Minsk, Warsaw and capture of Berlin. The war ended in the rank of senior sergeant of the artillery intelligence. Participant of the Victory Parade in Berlin. After the war he was a state official in the Altai region, 1946 admitted to the WKP (b), 1957 graduated from the Higher Party School at the CPSU Central Committee, Komsomol activist and CPSU. Since 1946 the secretary of the Komsomol District Committee in his hometown, since 1951 the secretary for personnel and the secretary of the Alsatian Komsomol Committee. Later instructor of the Alaskan National Committee of the CPSU...

Kolesárová (1508 m) is a peak in the eastern part of the Low Tatras (Kráľovohoľské Tatry) in Slovakia. Position Kolesárová lies in the main ridge of the Low Tatras, about 2 km west of the Priehyba Pass and about 6 km north of the village of Závadka nad Hronom. The summit is located in the National Park of the Low Tatras, whose border runs south of the Kolesárovéj slopes at an altitude of 1320-1400 m. Characteristic The Kolesárovéj massif includes a fragment of a ridge that is curved south to this point. Kolesárovéj is located in the southernmost point of this arch. The eastern ridge of the massif falls initially mildly, then becomes steeply toward the Priehyba Pass, while in the west it runs through a shallow saddle (1408 m) to the Oravcovéj (1544 m above sea level). In the north the slopes of Kolesárovéj fall rapidly to the valley of the Závadská stream (source of Ipoltica stream, while on the south side they form a clear, rather broad ridge, descending to the Hron valley. T...

On the Sieradz Trail - a quarterly historical-historical site devoted to the popularization of the Sieradz Land, published since 1985. It is published by the Department of the Polish Tourist and Tourism Association in Sieradz. The A4 edition reaches a volume of 92 pages. The quarterly was created in the circle of people socially engaged in the Polish Tourist-Touring Society. The script presents the cultural heritage of Sieradz Land, its monuments, history, tourist routes and natural curiosities. In June 2015 celebrated its 30th anniversary. This was the publication of Our Hometown. 30 years old. At the Sieradz Trail, edited by Dr. Zdzisław Włodarczyk. Editor: Andrzej Ruszkowski - President, Bożena Antoszczyk, Rafał Bogusławski, Jakub Jurek, Elżbieta Nejman, Wiesław Sujecka, Józef Szubzda, Dr Zdzisław Włodarczyk. Permanent collaborators:. dr hab. Jan Teofil Siciński, Jarosław Stulczewski, Janusz Ziarnik. Prizes and awards wiki

Caged forest on Klina Klin - a place on the northern slopes of the Little Babia Góra in the Beskid Żywiecki. It is located at the tourist route leading from the PTTK hostel on Markowa Szczawiny to the crossroads of Żywieckie Rozstaje. It is a western section of Upper Płaj, along with it runs along this yellow trail from Zawoja - Czatozy. These trails are over here a small ridge descending from Mala Babia Góra, passing by a wedge. The spruce forest on this ridge, both above the trail and below the trail, is dry. This is not a result of human activity, but just west of Klina, a great landslide called Cypress River, which caused the change of water relations in this area (dry land). In the past there was a rather abundant Markow Potok (Klinowy Potok), which disappeared after the outbreak of the landslide. It is gradually recovering, but in the form of several small watercourses. Hiking trails PTTK on Markowa Szczawiny - Klin - Fickowe Rozstaje - Czarna Hala - Żywieckie Rozstaje - Zawoj...

Jan Grzegorczyk (born May 10, 1899 in Ozorków, died February 23, 1969) is a socialist, communist and trade activist, mayor of Ozorkow (1945-1950), chairman of the Municipal Council of the City of Ozorków. > Since 1912 he worked in cotton spinning and weaving factory in Ozorków, finishing his school as a factory. 1916-1919 worked in Germany, returning to Poland to 1922 military service in the 10th Artillery Regiment in Lodz, while completing education in the 4 classes of junior high school, after the release of the army again worked as a weaver. TUR (1924-1925 Secretary of the Branch) and the Trade Union of Workers and Workers in the Textile Industry in Poland. Factory Delegate, active organizer and co-organizer of strikes, member of factory committees. He cooperated with communist activists and sold communist literature, for which he was expelled from TUR in 1926. 1927-1938 member of the MOPR, collected contributions and helped the families of arrested communists. In September 193...

Bait-un-Nasr - Ahmed Mosque, located in the municipality of Alta, Norway's capital Oslo. The construction of the mosque was preceded by many years of problems and numerous controversies. The facility was finally opened in the fall of 2011. The complex occupies an area of ​​7759 m² and is the largest mosque in Norway. Its capacity is 5000 people and consists of two prayer rooms (for men and women) and ground floor rooms for social activities. About the mosque wiki

MKL Torun - a one-team club from Torun, is in the highest class of the athletics league, is a member of the PZLA (Polish Association of Athletics). The club manager is Marian Gęsicki Competitors of MKL Toruń train and play in the Municipal Stadium. G.Duneckiego. The formation of the club coincided with the dedication of a modern sports facility MOSiR. Trenarami in the club are: Jacek Woźniak, Gabriel Mańkowski, Jacek Butkiewicz, instructors: Marian Gęsicki, Robert Hulisz, Piotr Lerch .. On June 24-26, 2011, 68 Polish Junior Championships were held in Toruń. wiki

Stunting literature - the term refers to a certain group of authors. In Polish literature a group of writers is distinguished, which does not connect to the common generation. Their common feature is the revolt against traditions, general social norms and stereotypes. Creators of this type are characterized by individualism, subjectivity and self-destruction. Such writers as Andrzej Bursa, Rafał Wojaczek, Edward Stachura and Marek Hłasko have proved their own creativity and life with their work. Their values ​​were freedom, youth and adventure. Critics are often referred to as Stuntmen of literature. The emergence of such artists was a reaction to the stifling of the political system. wiki

Johanna Maria Gertruida (Annie) Schreijer-Pierik (born 17 February 1953 in Diepenheim) is a Dutch politician and farmer, former Member of the Tweede Kamer, Member of the European Parliament, VIII term. Curriculum vitae She has a secondary education, professionally related to agriculture, and has been involved in running a pig farm. It has included a number of functions in regional and national agricultural and cooperative organizations. In 1980, she entered the Christian Democratic Appeal. She was a councilor at Ambt Delden (1991-1995) and then councilor of Overijssel (1995-1998). In the years 1998-2010 she served as a member of the lower chamber of the United States. In 2014, she returned to active politics, on behalf of the CDA she was elected to the Eighth European Parliament. Honored with Oranje-Nassau Order (2010). wiki

Henryk Kozieł (born January 5, 1931) is a state class boxer, mechanical engineer, builder and retired since 1991. Sports career From 1945, the mid-weight boxer in the Górnik Zabrze club, 1951-1954 member of the national team, fought 196 boxing matches, including only 5 losers and 6 draws. Titles: Champion of Upper Silesia in Boks (1949), Champion of Polish Steel Association (1950, 1951), Champion of Kielce Region (1951, 1952, 1953, 1954). Warsaw (1956, the last fight in life). Since 1963, a coach of the first class of the state (completed the Central Institute of Physical Education in Poznan, currently AWF, leading two times European champion of the interwar period in boxing, intercollegiate coach, Witold Majchrzycki), coach of the national team (1955-1960) Zryw (1953-1960), then trainer Radom Radom until retirement. Polish Champion (Rome 1957), Polish Champion, Leszek Drogosz (twice European Champion and Olympic vice champion, Rome 1962), after the withdrawal of the boxing caree...

Functional structure - one of the types of organizational structure characterized by the presence of functional departments led by specialists and the broken rule of unity of the order. In the functional structure of a given member of an organization, an employee is subject to more than one manager. In case of problems when performing tasks, you may contact the appropriate specialist. Such structures were first introduced by Frederick Taylor Winslow. One of the drawbacks of this type of organizational structure is the difficulty of division of tasks at managerial level, because in the case of large specializations, it is often difficult to determine which manager's skills are needed to direct the team performing the tasks. The use of this type of structure requires a great deal of trust between the managers, because otherwise it can lead to conflicts. Attributes: Cons: Bibliography wiki

Theresia Amalia Carolina Josephina Antoinetta (born December 21, 1836 in Triesdorf, November 9, 1914 in Stockholm) is a princess of Saxony-Altenburg and a princess of Sweden, Norway and Dalarna. She came from the family Wettynów. She was born as a nephew of the Prince of Saxony-Altenburg Joseph. Her parents were the younger brother of the monarch Prince Edward and his wife, Princess Amalia. On April 16, 1864 Altenburg married Prince Duke of Sweden, Norway and Dalar Augustus (younger brother of then King Charles XV). The couple did not have children. Bibliography wiki

Jakob Heine (born 16 April 1800 in Lauterbach, died 2 November 1879 in Cannstatt) is a German physician known for her research on polio. In honor of him and Karla Medina, this disease is also known as Heine-Medina. Prior to his dedication to medicine Heine studied classical languages ​​and theology. Under the influence of his uncle - Johann Georg Heine, owner of an orthopedic hospital in Würzburg, Jakob devoted himself to medicine. After a doctorate he received in 1827, Heine opened an orthopedic clinic in Cannstatt (near Stuttgart) and was its director until 1865, treating patients from all over Europe. Heine has devoted himself primarily to scoliosis, foot-and-leg disease, and limb paralysis. He also used baths and gymnastics. From his marriage to Henriette Ludwik Camerer (1807-1884), whom he married in 1831, Carl Wilhelm Heine (1838-1877) was born - well-known 19th century surgeon. Jakob's bust is located in Warm Springs, Georgia, in the Polio Hall of Fame among the peop...

Below is a list of the episode of the television series The Dark Puzzles of Los Angeles - broadcast by the American television station TNT (television channel) from August 13, 2012. In Poland, broadcasted from TVN 7 on 21 August 2014. Season 1 (2012) Season 2 (2013-2014) Season 3 (2014-2015) Season 4 (2015-2016) Season 5 (2016-2017) Season 6 (2017-2018) in the camp at Jerome, Arkansas. In 1942 he volunteered to join the United States Army. He served as a translator of the Japanese language. He was decorated with a Bronze Star and a Legion of Merit. In 2011 he received the Congressional Gold Medal. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

The vision of Saint Laurentius - an image of a Spanish painter of Greek origin, Dominikos Theotokopulos, known as El Greco. The image is not signed. The image of Lawrence is a link between three earlier paintings signed by CHÈIR DOMENIKOU (Repentant Mary Magdalene, Saint Veronica Holder, Portrait of St. Anthony of Padua), and works done at the church of Santo Domingo el Antigua in Toledo. His first owner was Rodrigo de Castro, the Inquisitor of the Supreme Court of Toledo in 1559, the later Archbishop of Seville. In 1600, after his death, the painting went to the Galician monastery together with the canvas of St. Francis and his brother Leon. Picture description The picture shows Saint. Lawrence at the moment when he sees the vision of the Mother of God with the Child. The extended form of Wawrzyniec, inscribed in the triangle, evokes Italian Renaissance painting, especially Michelangelo. On top of it is a chasuble embroidered in yellow gold and scarlet. El Greco in the same garme...

Paweł Pytel (born February 6, 1927 in Dylaki) - Polish locksmith, deputy to the Sejm of the PRL III and IV term. Curriculum vitae He obtained basic education, a locksmith by profession. From 1946, he worked at Huta "Małapanew" in Ozimek. Awarded twice with the Labor Leader's Badge, he also received the Bronze Cross of Merit. He was the deputy chairman of the Works Council and a member of the Provincial Trade Union Committee and the Board of the Steel Workers' Union. In 1958 he was elected a councilor of the Provincial National Council. In 1961 and 1965, he obtained the seat of deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the Opole district, for two terms he was a member of the Communications and Communications Committee. Bibliography wiki

Pelagia Gdeczyk (in the middle) with her family, around 1885 Pelagia Gdeczyk née Eitner (born on December 21, 1852 in Popowice near Inowrocław, died on August 1, 1930 in Gniezno) - a Polish photographer who ran a photographic studio in Gniezno for forty-two years She gained her knowledge of photography at the Poznań plant: Balbina Mirska (in 1878), and Eufemia and Aniela Rivoli (in 1878-1879). She opened her own atelier on 31 May 1879 in Gniezno, in a building on the corner of today's Mieszko 34 and Mickiewicza St. (then: Horna 32 and Nowa). From 1900, the plant ran on ul. Mickiewicza 6 (then Nowa 6), and probably around 1903-1904 she opened a branch in Września (in 1909, she gave it to her husband). She retired from her professional activity after forty-two years, in 1921, and the factory sold to Aleksander Tchorż. She was a portrait photographer, but she also photographed the sights and monuments of Gniezno and Trzemeszno. In 1884 she received a special bonus at the industr...

Waldemar Puławski (born on May 23, 1956 in Warsaw) - Polish prosecutor, graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw, from 2016 deputy prosecutor general. Curriculum vitae From 1984 he was an assessor at the Warsaw Praga South District Prosecutor's Office. On September 1, 1985, he assumed the function of a deputy prosecutor, and then - from January 1, 1988 - the function of prosecutor of the District Prosecutor's Office of Warsaw Praga Południe. On May 31, 1990, he joined the Provincial Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw, where he was the Head of the Organization and Visiting Department. From 1992 to 2016 he was an advocate. From 25 January to 25 April 2016 he was the Director of the Personnel Department at the Ministry of National Defense. He returned to the prosecutor's office in April 2016. From May 10, 2016, deputy prosecutor general for military affairs. wiki

Otto Eichelmann (born April 27, 1854 in St. Petersburg, died on February 12, 1943 in Prague) - lawyer, professor at the University of Kiev. A specialist in constitutional and international law. In the years 1918-1919 a high official of the government of the Ukrainian People's Republic, including adviser to the Minister of Trade and Industry and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. He participated in the economic negotiations of the government of the URL with Austria and Germany, and in talks with Soviet Russia. Author of the Constitution of the Ukrainian People's Republic. On emigration, professor and dean of the faculty of law of the Free Ukrainian University, and professor of the Ukrainian Higher Pedagogical Institute. The real member of the. Shevchenko. Bibliography wiki

Stiepan Michajłowicz Sieryszew (Russian: Stepan Michailevich Snezev, born 1889, died 29 February 1928 in Moscow) - Soviet military. Curriculum vitae In the years 1914-1917 he served in the Russian army, in 1917 he joined the SDPRR (b), in October 1917 he became commander of the Red Guards unit at the Central Executive Committee (CIK) of the Rad Siberian Army. He participated in the civil war, he was a member of the staff of the Nadbajkalskie Front and the Daurski Front, and in 1918, after the occupation of Siberia by the whites, he undertook an underground activity. In 1918 he was arrested by whites, released in February 1920 after Red's re-capture of Siberia, then he became a member of the Amur Revolutionary Committee, and from April 18 to November 24, 1920 commanded the Amur Front. From November 24, 1920 to March 6, 1921 and again from June 30 to July 10, 1921 he commanded the 2nd Amur Army of the Far Eastern Republic, and from December 18, 1921 to March 11, 1922, the Eastern ...

Giacomo Leopardi (born December 18, 1928 in Genoa, September 13, 2015 in Rome) is an Italian pharmacist and politician, Member of the European Parliament for the fourth term. Curriculum vitae From the pharmacist's education. He was a longtime activist of professional self-government. Since 1975 he has headed the Federfarma organization, and in 1985-2009 headed the Federazione Ordini Farmacisti Italiani, a federation of Italian pharmacists' associations. In the years 1994-1999 he held the mandate of the MEP for the fourth term of office, working for the Commission on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection. wiki

Radosław Żurawski vel Grajewski (born September 10, 1963 in Łódź) is a Polish historian, academic teacher. Curriculum vitae The son of Jozef Witold and Anna from the Moravian House. A graduate of history at the Faculty of Philosophy and History of the University of Lodz. Doctorate in 1997 (United Kingdom in Diplomacy of Prince Adam Jerzy Czartoryski during the Eastern Crisis (1832-1841)) and habilitation in 2009 (British-Czechoslovak diplomatic relations (October 1938 - May 1945)). Associate Professor UŁ. He deals with the history of diplomacy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. His brother is a political scientist Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Aleksander Sęk (born 1957 in Turku) is a Polish physicist and professor. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University. Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań in 1981 and began work at the local Academy of Acoustics. Ph.D. The problem of perception of random amplitude and frequency changes in the process of modulating acoustic signal was defended in 1990 (the promoter was Prof. Edward Ozimek). In 1996 he habilitated on the basis of the study of the functioning of the hearing system based on the detection of modulated signals (reviewer - Prof. Ryszard Tadeusiewicz). January 13, 2009 he received the title of professor of physical sciences. It deals with acoustics and psychoacoustics, the development of hearing aids and cochlear implants. He was a promoter of 4 and a reviewer of 5 doctoral dissertations. Bibliography wiki

Enrico Ghisler - Italian scorer, world cup medalist. Ghisler's greatest achievement was to win a silver medal at the first world championship in shooting in 1897. The Italian won him in the rifle, lying anywhere from 300 m, in which only Frank Jullien was better. The Italians finished fifth. Sources have not recorded any further successes at the World Cup; He also did not participate in the Olympic Games. World Cup medals Based on source material: Bibliography wiki

Constantino Fernández Alvarez (born 7 February 1907 in La Vecilla, 29 August 1936) is a Spanish Dominican, martyr and blessed Catholic. Curriculum vitae Constantino Fernández Alvarez was born on February 7, 1907. In 1917 he started teaching at the apostolic school in Lleida, and in 1924 he was transferred to the monastery in Valencia. On September 10, 1929 he was ordained a priest and received a doctorate in theology from the Pontifical University of the Angelicum in Rome. He died during the civil war in Spain. Beatified by Pope John Paul II on March 11, 2001 in the group of Józef Aparicio Sanz and 232 companions. wiki

Ivan Fyodorovich Nikiszov (Russian: Иван Фёдорович Никишов, born 1894 in the village of Warkino in Vologda Oblast, died on 5 August 1958 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, military officer and security officer, lieutenant general, Hero of Socialist Labor (1944) . Curriculum vitae After graduating from rural school he moved to Carycin (now Volgograd). In January 1915 he was appointed to the Russian army and fought in the First World War. After the February Revolution he was a member of the Revolutionary Regimental Committee. From July 1918 the Red Army soldier, commander of the company, participant in the battles of Carycy and in the Volhynia (1918-1919). In 1919, battalion commander, participant in fighting with Cossacks in the Ural and Dagestan insurgents, since October 1919 a member of RKP (b) / WKP (b). Assistant Commander of the Regiment, since 1923 commander of the 6th Caucasian Regiment of 2nd Infantry Division. Since 1924 he served in the Border Army of the USSR. Between 1925 and...

Fairytales - a collection of fairy tales in Polish Biernata from Lublin from the beginning of the 16th century. Fairy tales, also called by the author of fairy tales or parables, were published together with Life of Esop Fryz. The collection contains 210 fairy tales (5678 verses) written in four-tone stanzas, almost regular eight-syllable, with female AABB rhymes. The pieces are based on prototypes from various collections (Rimincjusz Rinuccio d'Arezzo, Romulus, Hekatomythia Abstemius). The individual tracks in the set have different lengths, but are similarly structured. The title, often referred to as proverbs, announces the teachings of the song, while the last stanza teaches in a simple way the most important thought. The plot is reduced to a short narrative that expresses the character of good or bad (animals, plants, human types, divine beings). Heroes often carry opposing traits (such as laziness - hard work, cunning - credulity). From the fairy tale a rather pessimis...

Marcin Jankowski (born October 5, 1984 in Leszno) is a Polish speedway skater, son of Roman Jankowski. Unia Leszno's youth club. In the Polish Team Championships in 2003-2006, he represented the WKM clubs in Warsaw (2003), Leszno Union (2004), Kolejarz Rawicz (2005) and Lotos Gdansk (2006). He once took part in the final of the Individual Polish Championships in Toruń (2005) where he won the 18th place. He also made it to the finals of the Youth Polish Team Championship in Bydgoszcz (2002), where he and his team Leszno won the 4th place. Polish Team Championships - Main Event of the Supreme Class In parentheses, the category in the category (śr / m and śr / b - assuming the competitor has left at least 50% of the matches in a given season) Bibliography wiki