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Dismas Nsengiyaremye (born 1945) - Rwandan politician, Prime Minister of Rwanda from April 2, 1992 to July 18, 1993. He studied veterinary medicine at the University of Liège, where he received his doctorate in 1975. He later worked in Rwanda on government positions related to the agricultural sector. administrator of the National Bank of Rwanda (1981-1984) and secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture (1984-1989). Belonged to the party of the Republican Democratic Movement, he was the first prime minister on this party since 1992. He retired from the accusations of President Juvénal Habyarimana that he was sabotaging the agreement with the Rwandan Patriotic Front. His successor was the Minister of Education in his government, Agathe Uwilingiyimana. During the Civil War he fled to Europe. He is married, has four children. Bibliography wiki

Jonathan Scott "Jon" Smith (born May 9, 1961) is an American boatman. Two-time Olympic medalist. He took part in three Olympic Games (IO 84, IO 88, IO 92), two medals. In 1984, in the absence of athletes from parts of the Eastern Bloc, he won silver in four with a steersman. The settlement was also created by David Clark, Phillip Stekl and Alan Forney. In 1988 he finished third in the prestigious eight. In 1992, he finished ninth in a double double, in line with Gregory Springer. He won two medals in the eighth World Cup: in 1987 gold and bronze in 1985. wiki

Anna Januszyk, after her husband Konecka (born July 17, 1973 in Gdańsk) - Polish table tennis player, European champion in doubles (1991) and mixed play (1990), multiple champion of Poland. Sports career Her first successes as a player at AZS-AWF Gdańsk, from 1993 she was a participant of Start Włocławek, from 1995 she appeared in Siarki Tarnobrzeg, she was also a competitor at AZS Politechnika Wrocław (2001-2003) and MRKS DGT Gdańsk (2003-2005). In 1988, she became a bronze medalist in the European Cadets Championship in mixed play (with Piotr Szafranek), in 1990 she was a junior European champion together with the same partner. At the European Junior Championships in 1991, she won the gold medal in the doubles game (with Austrian Petra Fichtinger) and a bronze medal in a mixed game (with P. Szafranek). She represented Poland at the Senior World Championships in 1991, 1993 and 1995, European Senior Championships in 1990, 1992, 1996 and 1998. At the individual championships of P...

VII Olympiad Geographic - geographic Olympiad, whose finals took place in 1981 in Katowice at the headquarters of the Institute for Teacher Education and Educational Research (the end and award ceremony took place on June 8, 1981 at the headquarters of the Ministry of Education and Education in Warsaw). 1963 participants took part in the school stage, and 54 finished in the final round in Katowice. The winners were: The prize of the Main Board of the Polish Geographical Society for the teacher who was distinguished by systematic work with the Olympians was Danuta Adams from the 9th High School in Gdańsk. wiki

Jody Fannin (born 4 September 1993 in Chertsey) is a British racing driver. Career Fannin started his international racing career in 2010 after competing in the Ginetta Junior Championship, where he won four podium finishes, including twice as high on the podium. With a score of 352, it was ranked fourth in the final drivers' classification. Later, the British also appeared at the Ginetta GT Supercup, the Blancpain Endurance Series, the HDI-Gerling Dutch GT Championship, the British GT Championship, the French GT Championship, the ADAC GT Masters, the International GT Open and the GT Cup UK. Bibliography wiki

Shadow of the Sun - a teenage novel by Jan Piepka published in 1984. It was the author's last novel. The plot of the novel takes place during the holiday season in an unspecified Kashubian village near Wejherowo. Ola-Kleja, Helka-Lenka, Slawek-Slawny, Anto-Bozek, Piotr-Kolumb, Karolek-Fufaja, Jurek-Gryps, Zbyszek-Faraon and children: Bartek-Oczywisty and Marcin In the company of a wolf, the hero of the Torus (disabled) who saved two children from the fire, came upon a mysterious letter dated July 16, 1944, hidden in a bottle and placed in the boughs of an old willow. The letter leads them to the World War II dugout, where they find the Green Notes - a diary written by a boy named Franek (Frank) during the war. The events described in the book eventually led his family to death in the Piaśnica Forests. A group of friends are helping to discover the secret of war: Tuberski-Parasolnik (Museum), Ms. Pisarka (Sabiniarska) from the newspaper and Stark, a local peasant with Kashubian l...

KS Waterpolo Poznań - water ball club was established in 2011 in Poznań. It refers to the pre-war and post-war waterpolcy traditions of Poznan. In the Polish Championships, the club presents senior and junior teams. Poznan matches play in the Maltese term pool. From the very beginning of the club, Jacek Maciąg has been coached by the team, and Tomasz Różycki, the captain of the team, who is also the club's president. The composition of the senior team consists of players from other Polish waterpoly clubs, the Poznanans and the Belarusians. The club is operating thanks to a sponsorship agreement with the DSW group (Dopierała Skupiński i Wspólnicy), as well as the financial support of the Sports Department of the Poznań City Hall and the Department of Sport and Tourism of the Marshal's Office of the Wielkopolska Region. The technical sponsor of the team is Vitex, which provides waterpolists with outfits and sports equipment. Achievements wiki

Club of Naturalists (former Lubuski Club of Naturalists) - a non-governmental environmental organization, dealing with nature conservation and ecological education. The club was founded in 1983, formally was registered in 1989. The club is located in Świebodzin, the area of ​​activity is all Poland, but especially Western Poland. Activities of the club include: nature inventories, nature conservation planning, organizing conferences, symposia, trainings and workshops, opinions on legal acts. The projects implemented by the club include: implementation of the Natura 2000 network in Poland, protection of xerothermic grasslands, old varieties of fruit trees and weeds. An important sphere of activity is the protection of wetlands, especially peat bogs. Numerous wetland protection and small retention projects are implemented in cooperation with forest districts. In the years 2004-2007, a large project for protection of Baltic peat in Poland was financed by the European Commission under ...

Mirroring - one of the ways to preserve paintings on canvas. This method consists in reinforcing the old, weakened canvas by gluing from the bottom of the new canvas, fiberglass, etc. using natural binders (resin wax, vegetable glue, animal glue) or synthetic resins. Wax mass is usually used, which depends on the composition has a higher or lower acid number. The size of this number affects the condition of the preserved objects. Mass with a high acid number can cause irreversible damage to the canvas. During the gluing, the adhesive mass penetrates the old canvas, strengthening (most irreversibly) the layer of mortar and paint. Advantages and disadvantages Contemporary conservation practice recommends mirroring as little as possible, usually consisting only of reinforcing an old canvas, where the glue does not penetrate deep into the mortar and paint layers. By using this method, the duplicated canvas can be easily removed using appropriate solvents. The irreversible mirroring is...

Alecbaý Hudaýbergenov (born 1909, d.?) - Soviet and Turkmen politician, chairman of the People's Commissar of Turkmenistan SSR in 1937-1945. From 1929 in the WKP (b), 1930 he graduated in agricultural engineering in Ashgabat, 1930-1932 and 1933-1934 he studied at the Turkmen Agricultural Institute, since 1932 party officer, secretary of the party committee, 1934 deputy director of the State Department, 1934-1936 1936 2nd secretary of the Communist Party of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Turkmenistan, 1937 instructor of the Agricultural Division of the Central Committee of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (B) T, 1st secretary of the Lienski Regional Committee of KP (b) T. From November 1937 to October 17, 1945, the chairman of the Council of People's Commissar of the Turkmen SSR. 1939-1952 Member of the Central Audit Commission of the WKP (b). Distinguished by two Lenin orders (1939 and 1944). Bibliography wiki

Demurrage - the cost of money, the devaluation made by Silvio Gesella in his theory of the Natural Economic Order. According to the theory, money loses its value over time. Restoration of the initial value of money takes place after payment of the demurrage. These costs are what you keep for longer than necessary. The purpose of this mechanism is to force a continuous circulation of money. This type of currency Gesell called free money (Freigeld). In this principle, supplementary currencies are introduced locally, in addition to the national currencies. The currency is chiemgauer - the local currency issued in 2003 in Prien am Chiemsee in Bavaria, Germany. wiki

Jean-Albert Grégoire (born 7 July 1899, died 19 August 1992) is a French writer, engineer and racing driver. Career In his racing career, Grégoire has devoted himself to racing in sports cars. Between 1927 and 1930, the Frenchman appeared at the 24-hour Le Mans race. In the first season of the season he was ranked fifth in the 1.1 class and seventh in the overall ranking. One year later it was ranked sixth in the class of 1.1. In the next two seasons in 1.1 he was on the podium. In 1929 he was the second, and one year later he won the 10th and 8th overall. Bibliography wiki

Chris Goodwin (born March 10, 1967 in Guildford) is a British racing driver, head coach of McLaren Formula 1 drivers and commentator on Formula 1 and GP2 in ESPN. Curriculum vitae Goodwin started his international racing career in 1988 from the start of the Ford Formula One race in 18th place. In later years, the British also appeared in the Formula Ford 1600 Dunlop / Autosport Formula One, "Star of Tomorrow", British Formula Renault, British Formula 3000, British Touring Car Championship, Global GT Championship, British GT Championship, American Le Mans Series , The Autobytel Lotus Sport Elise, the European Le Mans Series, the European Touring Car Championship, the 1000 km Le Mans, the FIA ​​GT3 Ferrari Manufacturers Cup, the FIA ​​GT3 European Championship, the International GT Open, the Winter Sportscar Series, the 24 Hours Le Mans, the Nürburgring 24h Blancpain Endurance Series. Bibliography wiki

The convention of the Silesian princes in Lubnica - a treaty concluded in Lubnica on June 12, 1397. At the reunion in Lubin on June 12, 1397, the Silesian Union of 13 Silesian princes, two bishops and one Moravian Margrave, was formed at the initiative of the bourgeoisie, Silesian princes and nobles in the interest of peace in Silesia. less stable Kingdom of the Czech Republic, concluded an agreement with the Polish king Wladyslaw Jagiello on cooperation in combating cross-border disestablishments. Władysław Jagiełło met in Łubnicki mill with the Silesian princes - nephews Wladyslaw Opolczyk. At a meeting in the Lubin mill, the king persuaded the Silesian rulers to abandon Opolczyk's aid and agreed to hand over the estate of Lubliniec and Olesze to the lords of Cracow for the Cieszyn duke Przemysław I Noszak. Among the delegates were: Prince Ludwik I Brest and Prince of Cieszyn Przemysław I Noszak. Bibliography wiki

LOMO LK-A from 1989 Lomo LC-A - a brand of Soviet cameras manufactured since 1983 by the precision optics company OAO Lomo of Leningrad. The characteristic feature of the ŁK-A (Łomo-Kompakt-Automat) model was a low price, a small dimension of 107 × 68 × 43.5 mm, a small weight of 250 g and uncomplicated operation, which enabled an electronically controlled shutter coupled to the imaging system. The setting was only to set the distance and the sensitivity of the film. Thanks to these features, Łomo managed to sell more than 250 thousand. The production of which was abandoned in the late 1980s. The camera is equipped with a 3x wide-angle "Minitar-1" wide-angle lens with a viewing angle of 63 ° and a brightness of 1: 2.8, allowing images ranging from 80 cm to infinity. Automatic shutter with a range of 1/500 to 2 seconds, with SR 44 battery. Flash synchronization 1/60 sec with saddle contact at the top of the camera. 1/4 inch ratchet thread. Automation works with 25-400 ASA. ...

Linear structure (simple structure) - a basic type of organizational structure characteristic for small organizations. In the linear structure there is a clear subordinate line, the power is usually centralized. Generally, all important decisions are made by one person: the founder, the head of the company, etc. The linear structure assumes that every employee has 1 supervisor who commands him on the same line also provides "official" information in this structure. the organization's leaders make strategic, tactical and operational decisions and performs audits. Advantages Disadvantages Simple structures are poorly formalized, and departmentalis rare in them. For most tasks, there are no rigid standards. There is a unity of order. At hierarchical levels, managers have strong formal authority, which is a hindrance to gaining promotion. This structure becomes dysfunctional at the point when it starts to grow, which is connected with an increasing number of problems that...

Henry VI (born 1195, died 25 April / 1 May 1214) - palatinate from 1212 from the Welfów dynasty. Curriculum vitae Henry was the only son of the Rhine palatine Henry V (son of the mighty Henry the Lion) and Agnieszka (the daughters of Konrad's palatine from the imperial family of the Hohenstaufen). He grew up in the court of King John of England without the Earth, where he had stayed at least since 1209. In 1211 or 1212 he returned to Germany, and his father, engaged in the Welfish conflict with the Hohenstaufen on the side of Otto IV Welf, gave him in 1212. Palatinate. In November of the same year, Henry married Mathilda (d. 1267), daughter of Prince Brabant Henry I (perhaps the Palatine delegation took place during the wedding ceremony). Henryk was a supporter of the Staufs. Soon he died, perhaps poisoned, just before his match for the knight. He left no descendants. The Palatinate did not return to the hands of his father, and he passed into the hands of the Wittelsbach (the ne...

Robert Gawkowski (born 1962) - Polish historian of physical culture and sport, doctor of history, author of scientific publications. He graduated from the University of Warsaw in 1990-2001 and was also the President of the University Sports Association. Since 1990 he holds the position of curator at the Museum of the University of Warsaw. He was a lecturer of the University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński in Warsaw (UKSW) and the College of Commerce and International Finance. Selected bibliography wiki

Baligówka Baligówka - extensive pastoral settlement located on the orographical left slopes of the Black Dunajec Valley, at the foot of the Hurchocki Wierch, over the streams: Przybylanka and Biała Przybylanka. It is located at the height of about 840-900 m n.p.m. In the south it is adjacent to the glade of Solarzówka. Through the clearing there is a provincial road No. 958 which divides it into two parts. The western part is largely occupied by the Długoszówka estate, while the eastern one is undeveloped and occasionally grazing on it. Of rare plants in the clearing, among others. Cranberry. The administration of the glade lies in the village of Witów and is under the management of the Forest Community of Eligible Eight Villages. wiki

1935 World Shooting Championship - 30th World Shooting Championship; They were played in Italian Rome. Nineteen competitions were held. Sweden won the most medals, Olle Ericsson (seven discs). Finals were won by Finland. The hosts came in sixth place with one gold, one silver and one bronze medal. Medal classification      Gospodarze mistrzostw Results Bibliography sianina and resulted in a choral symphony, written in 1912-1913, partly in Rome, partly in Rachmaninoff's Russian estate. The premiere of the song (under the baton of the composer) took place in November 1913 in St. Petersburg. The work was published in 1920, while the revised version appeared in 1936. Symphony consists of four parts: wiki

Leonid Drobiazko, Russian Леонид Николаевич Дробязко (born December 2, 1936) - Soviet skipper. Three-time bronze medalist of the individual Soviet championships (1959, 1962, 1963). Three gold medalists (1962), silver (1963) and bronze (1966). Two-time silver medalist of individual Russian championships (1962, 1963). Four-time medalist of the individual championship of Ukraine: three silver (1965, 1966, 1969) and bronze (1967). Representative of the Soviet Union in the World Team Championship (Rzeszów 1962, Ufa 1963) and the individual World Cup qualifiers (Lviv 1962 - XV place in the continental semi-finals). Bibliography wiki

According to the chancellery instruction, the annotation placed in or attached to the document should indicate the organizational unit (person) responsible for handling the case. It may also specify how or when the case will be resolved. Incoming letters are first recorded and then forwarded to the deceased. At the office of public administration the decree is dealt with by the head of the office or by the person appointed by him. The draft documents are then forwarded by the secretariat to the appropriate organizational units. Deliveries decribed to the organization cell can be accepted directly by the cell manager or reassigned to another person on the assumption that the re-assignment can not make changes to the way and time of settlement. Changes can only be made to the decree. The way in which a decree is made depends on the office system in place. The EZD (Electronic Documentation Management) system is confirmed by an electronic signature by attaching the data identif...

South Rock (Poludňové Skála) - Vrchpodžiar passes down to the northern ridge of the Great Rozsut from its lower north-east point. This half-length is opposite Tanečnica, turning in the western direction, so that the South Rocks are parallel. Southern Rock is a rocky, jagged ridge made of limestone. At its footsteps there are screes and stone dumps. The northern slopes fall to the Horni dier, south to the Kremenn valley (branch of the Nova valley). Over Štefanowa are visible as rocky turns. . They are touristy inaccessible, the green tourist trail leads only from the Vrchpodžiar Pass to their western forested end and the northern foothills over the valleys of Horné diery and Tesná rizňa. They are located in the strict nature reserve of the Rozsutec nature reserve. wiki

Christian Tapiau (born in Lidzbark, died 6 May 1498 in Frombork) - Warmian canon, Dean of the Chapter of Bystrzyca, associate of the Bishop of Warmia Tungen and Watzenrode. He had ordained priests, from 1449 he was a chaplain in Olsztyn, and from 1455 (till the end of his life), the priest of Melzack (money). In October 1460 he joined the Chapter of Warmia, occupying the place of Konrad Tostier. In 1466 he became custodian of the Chapter. In the conflict of Bishop Tungen with King Casimir Jagiellonian, he stood on the side of the bishop, who in turn supported Tapiau in the dispute with Werner Medderich for the Prelature of the Dean of the Chapter of Warmia; Tapiau's papal commission for this dignity was given in 1471, but the title was used only in 1475, and the office took place on February 18, 1479. Earlier, he was accompanied by Tungen in exile in Livonia. Three times he was entrusted with the duties of the administrator of the chapter of the estate with a residence in Olsz...

The 1997 Mountain Bike World Cup is the 7th edition of this event. Organized by the UCI, it included cross-country and downhill competitions for women and men. The first event took place on April 6 in the American Napa Valley, and last September 7, 1997 in the French Annecy. Cross-country champion Alison Sydor among women and Frenchman Christophe Dupouey among men, and downhill: American Missy Giove among women and Frenchman Nicolas Vouilloz among men. This season in the cross-country triumphed: Italian Paola Pezzo among women and Frenchman Miguel Martinez among men, and in downhill were Italy's Corrado Hérin among men and again American Missy Giove among women. Results Cross-country Downhill wiki

Aleksandra Jabłonowska - Polish lawyer, legal adviser, government official, in the years 2016-2017 acting as the Head Geodetic Surveyor. Curriculum vitae In 2005, she graduated from law at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. She subsequently completed her legal training at the District Chamber of Legal Advisors in Warsaw and in 2014 she obtained the legal adviser's license. She worked at the Ministry of Transport and Construction, the Ministry of Infrastructure and the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management. She then took over management of the Legal and Legislative Department of the Geographic and Cartographic Service. After the resignation of Chief Surveyor of the Country, Kazimierz Bujakowski, temporarily took over his duties on August 4, 2016. On January 14, 2017, she transferred her duties to Grażyna Kierznowska and terminated the office. She is married, she speaks English and French. wiki

Sraddha (Sanskrit श्राद्ध, tr. śrāddha, related to faith, faithfulness, worship) - a ritual of offering food to the deceased ancestors in Hinduism. The addressees of Sraddha's victims are those of the male ancestors of the house master (gryhasty) who, through the sapindakarana ritual celebrated one year after their death, obtained the status of "father" (pitry) and already live in the pitryloki sphere. Feeding the sacrificial ancestors is usually cooked rice with additions in the form of a pinda (pinda). Victims such a gentleman should place mythical ancestors and the last generations of ancestors before a meal. The most prosperous time for the celebration of sraddha is the month of Augustus. The interruption of the sacrifice of sraddha causes adverse consequences, including the transformation of the ancestor from the form of the pitra into the essence of the preta spirit. wiki

Confederate League - political organization, pressure group and nucleus of the political party, founded in May 1868 in the British colony of Vancouver Island by the local liberal politician Amora De Cosmos. Soon after its founding it was joined by other politicians, also from the colony of British Columbia, the most famous of which was John Robson. The League organized a Yale Conference, where 26 delegates discussed and adopted a resolution to join both colonies in the Canadian Confederation. The conference resolution received considerable support in the continental part of British Columbia, while on the Vancouver Island it was received with mixed feelings. When in 1871 negotiations with the Canadian government were finally launched, the League conducted extensive press action to achieve such an association agreement that would guarantee the emergence of democratic institutions in the new province that the other provinces of Canada enjoyed. : History of Canada, History of Soverei...

Border Guard Post of the 2nd line "Brodnica" - an organizational unit of the Border Guard performing intelligence service on the Polish-German border in the interwar period. Formation and organizational change By virtue of the Ordinance of the President of the Republic of Poland, Ignacy Mościcki of March 22, 1928, to protect the northern, western and southern borders of the state, in particular to their customs protection, the Border Guard was appointed on April 2, 1928. By order No. 1 of March 12, 1928, concerning the organization of the Mazovian Provincial Inspectorate, Chief Inspector of Customs Guard, gen. Brig. Stefan Pasławski described the organizational structure of the SG "Hartowiec" police station. The Border Guard post of the 2nd "Brodnica" line was included in its structure. Bibliography wiki

Eric Lindholm (born August 22, 1890 in Enskede, died on August 9, 1957 in Uppsala) - Swedish athlete specializing in sprint and medium-distance runs. Lindholm represented the Kingdom of Sweden at the 5th Summer Olympics in 1912 in Stockholm, where he took part in three competitions. In the 400-meter run, with time of 51.4 seconds, he took first place in his qualifying run, which allowed him to qualify for the semi-final stage, in the semi-final race with the time of 50.2 he finished second (behind Ed Lindberg) and did not he was promoted to the finals. In the course of 800 meters, with time 2: 01.5; he finished fourth in the qualifying run and was eliminated from further competition. The last start of Lindholm was the 4 × 400 meter relay. He ran on the third shift, and the Swedish team did not go through the elimination phase, finishing second in the race with the time 3: 25.0 (then Sweden record). He represented the colors of AIK Solna. Life records Bibliography wiki

Jeffrey Dean "Jeff" McLaughlin (born October 31, 1965) is an American boatman. Two-time Olympic medalist. He took part in two Olympic Games (IO 88, IO 92), he won medals on both. In 1988 he finished third in the prestigious eight, four years later he was second in the four without helmsman. In 1992, Doug Burden, Thomas Bohrer and Patrick Manning formed the village. He won two medals in the world championships - in 1987 gold in eighth and silver in 1991 in the four without helmsman. wiki

Frantisek Benda (1756) František Benda (German: Franz Benda, born before November 22, 1709 (baptism date) in Benátki nad Jizerou, died on March 7, 1786 in Neudorf near Potsdam) - Czech composer and violinist. He was the son of Jan and Dorota Brixi and brother of Jiří Antonín Benda. He studied music under the direction of Johann Gottlieb Graun, he was a musician at the court of Prince Frederick II, 1730-1733 he stayed in Poland. In 1740, after Frederick II took over the Prussian throne, he moved to Berlin, where in 1742 the rest of his family joined him. In 1771 he became the concertmaster of the royal orchestra. In his work, he included elements of Czech folk music. He composed 17 concertos for violin, 17 symphonies and many violin pieces (sonatas, duets and solo capriccia). His son Friedrich William Heinrich Benda (1745-1814) also became a famous violinist and composer. Bibliography wiki

Juozas Vitas (born on January 8, 1899 in Dzūnija, died in 1943 in Vilnius) - Lithuanian communist activist, Hero of the Soviet Union (1965). Curriculum vitae He was born into a peasant family, he graduated from a rural school, he took part in the First World War. In 1919 he joined the Communist Party, in 1920 he was appointed to the Lithuanian army, while serving the service he led communist agitation in his regiment. He was sentenced to death by the Lithuanian authorities, but on the eve of the planned execution, the arrest was attacked by other communist soldiers who liberated Vitas. After his release, he fled to the RSFSR, in 1921 he came to Moscow, where he studied at the Communist University; later he also studied at the Electrotechnical Institute in Leningrad, then he worked as an electrical engineer. Later he worked at the factory. Sverdlov in Dzerzhinsk. In 1940, after annexing Lithuania by the USSR, he became the chairman of the municipal executive committee in Vilnius, lat...

Weightlifting World Championships 2015 - 82nd edition of the weightlifting world championship held between 19 and 28 November 2015 in Houston. These competitions were one of the qualifications for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (2016). medalists Men Women Medal table Medals Dwubój representations In total, 585 competitors from 94 countries took part in the competition. Bibliography from Roman times to the reign of the Hanover dynasty. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Hyfopodium (L. mn. hyfopodia) - a type of hypha in fungi. It is a one- or two-cell branching of the aerial mycelium. It occurs, for example, in the fungi of the genera Gaeumannomyces and Phialophora. Hyfopodia have a similar role to appressoria and infection pads. They secrete a sticky substance with which the germ pore produced by the germinating spore is attached to the substrate. This substance contains polysaccharides and glycoproteins. In addition, appressoria and hyfopodia produce high osmotic pressure (up to 8 MPa) facilitating the piercing process of the cuticle of the affected plant. wiki

Phrator alternata - species of beetle from the daffodil family and Chrysomelinae subfamily. The tan species was described in 2007 by Igor K. Lopatina. Beetle with longitudinal oval, highly shiny body about 3.6 mm long. Metallically colored gold with red pygidium and the final margin of the last sternite abdomen, with dark brown legs and black antennae with red: the second, under the first and the third. The head is thick and densely scored. The lateral edges are twice as wide as the long one and are slightly rounded and its base is not protected. The front edge extends deeply and the front angles are strongly protruding. Slightly rounded covers with regular rows of large and deep points. Male with bifurcated edeagus. Insect known only from Gansu in China. wiki

The 2016 World Motorcycle Grand Prix of Spain, the fourth World Motorcycle Championship, was held on April 24, 2016 at Circuito Permanente de Jerez. MotoGP results Moto2 results Moto3 results Cracow. In 1985 he traveled with Artur Wojdat to the USA (which gave rise to the training of Polish swimmers in this country) and trained in the colors of Mission Viejo Nadadores. In 1986 he performed at the swimming world championship. At the 200 m butterfly he got 8 elimination time (2: 01.60 - it was a Polish record), and in the final he also finished 8th with the time of 2.01.32 (another Polish record). He was the first Polish athlete to perform in the finals of the swimming world championships (among women in three finals in 1982, Grażyna Dziedzic). In the same 100 m butterfly match, he was eliminated in 56.04. At the 1991 world championships, he was eliminated in the 100 m butterfly (56.70) and 200 m (2: 05.38). At the European swimming championships he made three appearances in th...

Władysław Markiewicz (born 1877, died November 21, 1934 in Lvov) is a Polish lawyer, judge, and victim of the Katyn massacre. Curriculum vitae He completed his law studies with a PhD. During the Second Republic he undertook work in the service of justice. He worked as a judge in Rohatyne, head of the court in Nizinkowice, judge of the District Court in Przemysl, and in the second half of 1927 he was appointed judge of the District Court in Lvov. In 1930 he became the judge of the Court of Appeal in Lviv, and in 1934 the vice-president of SO in Lviv. In the Lviv Appeal Court he was the chairman of the Civil Division. He died of heart attack on November 21, 1936 in Lviv at the age of 57. Bibliography wiki

Curriculum vitae In October 1918 he became a member of the RKP (b), in 1919 he was the chairman of the regional RKP committee (b) in the Ryazan province, in February 1921 the secretary responsible for the RKP District Committee (b) in Ryazan. From April 1921 to April 1922, he served as chairman of the Executive Committee of the Ryazan Gubernian Council, from April 1922 to November 1922, head of the national economy department in Ryazan, 1927-1928, chairman of the Brijan Executive Committee. The Gubernian Government. Then, by October 1937, he headed the peripheral financial branch in Chelyabinsk. During the great purge October 7, 1937 he was arrested and then shot. Bibliography wiki

John Howard Scott (born 26 September 1982 in Edmonton) is a Canadian hockey player. John's IceCaps is part of the American Hockey League (АHL). Previously played in the Minnesota Wild, Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers, San Jose Sharks, Buffalo Sabers and Arizona Coyotes belonging to the National Hockey League (NHL). Scott was born in Edmonton, Alberta but grew up in St. Louis. Catharines, Ontario. In 2006 he graduated from Michigan Technological University. Scott gained publicity in January 2016, when he was named captain of the 2016 NHL All-Star Game after the campaign, despite scoring just five goals in his career and only one assist at Coyotes. Despite the transfer to Montreal Canadiens, then to St. Louis. John's IceCaps, part of the Canadian AHL, NHL on January 19, 2016, confirmed that Scott will participate in the 2016 NHL All-StarGame as captain of the Pacific Division. Scott won the All-StarGame MVP. wiki

Anatoly Ivanovich Lukyanov (Russian: Анатолий Иванович Лукьянов, born May 7, 1930 in Smoleńsk) - Soviet and Russian politician, President of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (1990-1991). Curriculum vitae In 1953 he graduated from the Law Faculty of the Moscow State University, and in 1956 he was an aspirant in this faculty (where he worked as a lecturer). In the years 1961-1976 he was a senior lecturer and deputy head of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, 1976-1977 worked in the apparatus of the Central Committee of the CPSU, took part in the preparation of the draft of the USSR Constitution of 1977, then in December 1977 he returned to work in the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and became the head Secretariat of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. In January 1983 he was transferred to the CPW Central Committee, where he became deputy manager and then head of the department. 1985 he was deputy to the USSR Verkhovy and 1989 to the People's Deputies of the USS...

Radivoj Radić (born January 24, 1954 in Livna) is a Serbian historian, medievalist, and Byzantine scholar. Curriculum vitae Professor at the University of Belgrade. He is the deputy director of the Institute of Byzantine Sciences at the Serbian Academy of Sciences. Member of the Editorial Board "Zbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta". It deals with the history of late Byzantium and its relations with Southern Slavs. Selected publications Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Game Master, in short, is an organizer, narrator, and role-playing game magician. In many systems, the game's champion is referred to by the game as the dungeon master, Dungeons & Dragons, the storyteller, the narrator (The Witcher: The Game of Imagination), the narrator (Dark World) , starost (Wild Fields), etc. Example: GMP, how the role of the game master defines the Witcher system: Game of Imagination: Bajarz - called in other systems master game - is the person running the game. Writer, director and storyteller, the man who is the eyes and ears of the players. He describes the world that the heroes see. He also answers questions about any consequences of their actions. It's like a book that shows pictures, voices, characters encountered by heroes. For a moment all people and animals must play. The game master creates adventure for players and has complete control over the world; controls all external events and characters not controlled by players (so-called BN - ...

49. Polish Championships in biathlon took place between 21-23 March 2016 in Jakuszyce. Initially, the competition was also scheduled to take place on 28-30 December 2015 in Duszniki-Zdrój. However, due to lack of snow, the organizers decided to cancel the competition. As a result of the change, the biathlon and biathlon players competed in four competitions (sprint, relay). Men Sprint Relay Women Sprint Relay Bibliography acek Wysmułek discovered this tree in Białowieża's nursery and in 1976 submitted it to the provincial register of monumental trees. Of all the Białowieża oaks, which have a circumference of over 6 meters, is a tree in the best condition. The tree crown consists of three powerful branches. wiki

Drosophila in Budzow Drosophila - a stream, a tributary of palms. Some maps are described as Yeast, also on road signs on bridges. It is formed on the northern slopes of the Koska Mountain Range in the Makowski Beskids. There are several source springs draining the area from Mioduszyn through Borysówka to Makowska Góra. The highest of these sources are located at 565 m. All the source streams connect together at the altitude of over 415 m, from this height Droszczyn (Drożdżynka) is already flowing through a single channel through Budzów. She goes to Paleczka as her left tributary. This is at the Wojtankówka estate, at a height of 340 m at a location with coordinates 49 ° 46'21 "N 19 ° 38'19" E / 49,772500 19,638611. In 2001, the flood in Paleczka and its tributaries brought severe damage to Budzów and Zembrzyce. At present, part of Droszczyny trough is regulated by hydrotechnical. wiki

Acción Popular (Spanish Acción Popular) until 1932 National Action (Spanish Acción Nacional) - Spanish right wing monarchist party founded in 1931 by Ángel Herrera Oria. In 1933 she joined the Spanish Confederation of the Autonomous Right. History National Action was founded on April 29, 1931 by Ángel Herrera Oria after the fall of the Spanish monarchy and the defeat of the monarchist parties in the parliamentary elections of 1931 to defend Catholics in the republic. The main editor was the editor of the newspaper El Debate and later Cardinal Ángel Herrera Oria. On October 19, 1931, he resigned from the role of party chairman. It was replaced by José María Gil-Robles. In 1932 the name was changed to People's Action because the government of Manuel Añña prohibited the use of the word "nacional" in the names of the parties. In 1933 she joined the Spanish Confederation of the Autonomous Right. wiki

Касым Хажибаевич Тюлебеков; born October 31, 1935 in Petropavlovsk, died September 3, 2014 in Almaty) - Soviet and Kazakh politician, Hero of Socialist Work (1981). p> He graduated from the Zootechnical Institute and Party High School in Almaty, from 1967 to the CPSU, first secretary of the Regional Committee of the CCP in the North Ossetian region, 1985-1987, chairman of the Executive Committee of the District Council in Kustanay. From May 16, 1987 to November 25, 1988 First Secretary of the CPK Regional Committee in Szymken, from November 1988 to September 7, 1991 First secretary of the KPK Regional Committee in Almaty. After the breakup of the USSR, he became the deputy of the Minister of Agrarian Economy of Kazakhstan, after which he retired. 1987-1989 deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the 11th tenure, 1989-1991 deputy of the USSR. He lived in Almaty, where he died and was buried. Honors And medals. Bibliography wiki

Regional WKP (b) (1945-1951). ) From 1929 to 1932, he worked as an agricultural technician, then from January 1933 to December 1934 he was the head of the department and deputy chairman of the regional office of the machine-tractor station of the trade union of grain harvest workers in the Donetsk Oblast. From December 1934 to February 1937 in the armies of the NKVD, from 1937 in the WKP (b), from February 1937 in the NKVD Board of the Far East, later the first secretary of the Komsomol Municipal Committee in Chabarovsk, secretary of the Chabar Regional (later National) Komsomol Committee. From May 1939 to June 1940 the Commissar of the Municipal Committee of the Communist Party (b) in Komsomolsk Amur Human Resources, from June 1940 to December 1944 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the City Council in Komsomolsk Amur, from December 1944 to November 1945 Deputy Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Council of the Country of Khabarovsk . From 1956-1952, he was a lecturer at ...

Bogdan Bartczak (born 19 March 1953, died in October 2010 in the United Kingdom) is a Polish modernist pianist, medalist of the Polish championship. Sports career He was a CWKS Legia Warsaw player. He won three medals at the Polish Championships - silver twice (1976, 1978), bronze medal (1975). At the end of his sports career he worked as a driver. October 30, 2010 arrived in UK with loads of rtv equipment. He was raped and beaten, got a heart attack, and died. The attackers were eventually sentenced in 2012 to long-term imprisonment. Bibliography wiki

Daniel Marie Alain Bacquelaine (born 30 October 1952 in Liège) is a Belgian and Walloonian physician, self-governor and politician, longtime parliamentarian, and since 2014 a federal minister. Curriculum vitae He completed his medical studies at the Université de Liège, then educated in Bordeaux, obtaining specialization in mesotherapy. He became involved in political activities within the Walloon Liberal Reform Liberal Party, contributing to the Reform Movement with him and in 2008 headed the party structures in the province of Liège. In 1982 elected Chaudfontaine councilor, in 1988 joined the city executive as echevin, corresponding to for finance and sports. In 1992, he became mayor, successfully applying for the next term. In 1994, he became a member of the House of Representatives for the first time, replacing Jean Gola during his term of office. He was re-elected in 1995, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2010, and 2014. October 11, 2014 appointed as Minister for Pensions in the coalition ...

Floating Figure (1927, bronze) National Gallery of Australia Gaston Lachaise (born 19 March 1882 in Paris, 18 October 1935 in New York) is an American sculptor of French descent. Between 1898 and 1904 he studied sculpture at the École des beaux-arts. In 1906 he emigrated to the United States, initially living in Boston, then in New York, where he worked as an assistant to Paul Manship. He became one of the pioneers of modern sculpture, he made in wood, metal, stone and bronze. His works include, among others. full of eroticism, female acts carved in bronze and portraits of bust. Bibliography wiki

Mariano Baldassare Medici (born 8 September 1772 - 1 October 1833) - Italian Dominican, inquisitor and bishop. He came from Bologna and joined the Dominican Order. On June 29, 1795, he was ordained a priest. In December 1824 he became the Inquisitor in Bologna. On December 17, 1832, he was appointed bishop of the diocese of Cervia. He received the bishop's episcopate in January 1833, but his episcopal status was only a few months old. He died at the age of 61. French traveler and writer Antoine Claude Pasquin reported in his trip to Bologna that Medici was an inquisitive gentleman, a learned and universally respected Dominican. According to him, he considered the Inquisition to be a superfluous institution and tried to persuade Pope Pius VII at that time that there was no need to resume its activities. Bibliography wiki

Latin Bridge, 2014 Latin Bridge, 1913 The Latin Bridge (Bosnia and Herzegovina) is an Ottoman bridge on the Miljær River in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The northern end of the bridge was the site of an assassination attempt on the Austrian successor to Archduke Francis Ferdinand Habsburg June 28, 1914; Recognized as the direct cause of the outbreak of the First World War. History The name of the bridge comes from the name Latinluk (Latin Quarter), which was inhabited by Croatian Christians in the Ottoman period. The bridge was founded by merchant Abdullah Aga Briga in 1798 at the site of the former wooden bridge (from 1541) and another stone (from 1565), destroyed during the floods in the early 18th century. After the war, the bridge was named Principa - the assassin who shot the Archduke Ferdinand. After the end of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the bridge has regained its historic name. wiki

Paweł de Wałdajne, ros. Павел де Валдайне; (born 3 August 1887 in Ulyanovsk, died in the 20th century) - Russian sports shooter, Olympian. He participated in the 1912 Olympic Games, competing in all 5 competitions. At the very highest he was in the 11th place (military rifle, three positions, 300 m), and the team was seventh (rifle optional, three positions, 300 m). In the second team competition was the ninth (military rifle), while in the other two individuals was in the fifth and seventh. wiki

June 20, 1898 in Kuzniecowo in the Governorate of Tver, April 22, 1979 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1953-1960), deputy member Politburo of the CPSU (1957-1961), deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR (1946-1966), Editor-in-Chief of Truth (1940-1949). Since 1917, a party activist and trade unionist in Tver, he studied at the Agricultural Academy in Moscow. Since 1918 he was in command of the party authorities in Siberia and in the Urals, after the Chelabi occupation by the anti-Communist troops he was active in the conspiracy as a member of the Central Bureau of Trade Unions. He also acted in the Bolshevik partisanship in Siberia. In 1920 directed to party work in Tver and Novgorod. Since 1931 the editorial staff of "Bolszewik" and "Prawda". Since 1937 deputy chief of the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (CCC) (b). He participated in the editing of the "Short Course of H...

Ole Krøier (born 22 May 1940) - road cyclist, silver medalist of the world championship. Career Ole Krøier's first successful career came in 1962, when Salò, together with Vagnem Bangsborg, Mogens Tvilling and Ole Ritter, won the silver medal at the time. It was the only medal he won at an international event of that rank. In the same championship he finished 14th in the race of the joint start. Also in 1959 he became the Danish champion in the race for the start of the joint amateurs. He never performed at the Olympic Games. Bibliography wiki

László Bódi (born December 1, 1960 in Debrecen) is a Hungarian slag worker. Bronze medalist of the individual youth championships in Hungary (1981). Double silver medalist of the individual championships of Hungary (1994, 1995). Hungarian representative on the international stage. Finalist of World Team Championships (Piła 1997 - VII place). A multiple participant in the elimination of individual world championships (best score: Pocking 1985 - 16th place in the continental finals). He has played in the Hungarian, Austrian, Slovenian and Polish leagues, in the colors of clubs: KKŻ Krosno (1991-1995, 1997), Wanda Kraków (1996, 1998) and Stal Rzeszów (1999). Bibliography wiki

Eustochia (Eustochium), Benedictine Lucrezia Bellini (born 1444, February 13, 1469) is an Italian nun, a virgin and a blessing of the Catholic Church. She was an illegitimate child when she was 7 years old when she was raised by her Benedictine sisters. When she started the novitiate she became ill with nerve disease, then she wanted to burn it on a pile. When she was 21 years old in 1465 she made a religious profession. She died at the age of 25. Her worship, as a blessing, was approved in 1760 by Pope Clement XIII, the former Bishop of Padua. Bibliography wiki

RIMM memory module RIMM memory from Kingston and Samsung RIMM (Rambus Inline Memory Module) - a type of computer memory modules on which integrated circuits with RDRAM type memories are placed. RIMM modules appeared in 1996 under patent agreements between Rambus and Intel. Most popular RIMM bones: RIMM 16-bit modules on motherboards must be mounted in pairs. 32-bit modules can be installed individually. Any unused memory slot on the motherboard must be terminated with a terminator. RIMM memory modules are equipped with a heat sink, necessary to remove excess heat. After less than one year of production, they were withdrawn due to license fees and lower than intended efficiency. wiki

Feliksa Eger (born in 1835 in Przasnysz, died April 5, 1908 in Zakopane) - Polish literary, historian and librarian. She was a librarian in Wilanów often turning in the social circles of Warsaw. She published historical texts and mainly dealt with the history of Freemasonry. In the 1990s, she moved to Zakopane. Together with her family she ran a "Fortunka" guesthouse on Bystre. They hosted her, among others Maria Skłodowska-Curie, Mieczysław Karłowicz, Kazimierz Dłuski and Tadeusz Miciński. She submitted reports and letters about Zakopane's life to various Polish magazines. In 1894, she published in the Anczyca publishing house in Krakow a monumental work entitled "The history of secret societies: The history of Freemasonry (Masonry). During the uprising, it was considered the most exhausting Polish publication of freemasons and had three editions. Buried in the New Cemetery in Zakopane (as one of the first people), but her grave did not survive until now - it w...

Sławomir Ławicki - Polish scientist, physician, laboratory diagnostician, habilitated doctor of medical sciences specializing in clinical analysts, clinical biochemistry, laboratory diagnostics. Curriculum vitae In 1998 he graduated in the field of medical analyst, and in 1999 in the field of medicine at the Medical Academy in Bialystok. Immediately after graduation, he started working at the university. In 2004 under the guidance of prof. Maciej Szmitkowski defended his doctoral thesis "Hematopoietic cytokines (HGFs) as markers of breast cancer", obtaining a doctorate in medical sciences. In 2014, on the basis of scientific achievements and the complex dissertation "Hematopoietic cytokines as markers of genital tract cancer", he obtained the postdoctoral degree of medical science. He has a specialization in laboratory diagnostics. He is in the process of specialization in family medicine. He is employed as an adjunct at the Department of Biochemical Diagnosti...

Karel Václav Rais (born 1859, died 1926) - Czech writer, representative of realism. Karel Václav Rais was born on January 4, 1859 in the town of Lázně Bělohrad. He graduated from teacher's studies in Jičín. Then he worked as a teacher and director of a school for girls. He was influenced by Jan Neruda and Svatopluk Čech. Initially, he wrote post-mortem songs for young people. in the nineties of the nineteenth century he began to create realistic stories from the life of Moravian peasants. His most famous books include Rodiče a děti (Parents and Children, 1893). From 1902 to 1926 he was a co-editor of the Zvon magazine. Karel Václav Rais died in Prague on July 8, 1926. He was buried in the cemetery at Vinohrady in Prague. wiki

Andrzej Jakubowicz (born January 28, 1958 in Rymanów) - Polish table tennis player, medalist of the World and European Championships, multiple medalist of the Polish championship. Sports career He is a ward of Siarka Tarnobrzeg, from 1976 he performed at AZS-AWF Gdańsk (until 1981 under the name AZS-WSWF Gdańsk). In the 80s he went to France and represented French clubs. He represented Poland at the World Senior Championships in 1981, 1983 and 1985, and the Senior Citizens' Championships in 1978, 1980, 1984 and 1986. In 1985 he became the bronze medalist of the World Cup in the team tournament (with Andrzej Grubba, Leszek Kucharski and Stefan Dryszel, the reserve was Norbert Mnich) - he only played in one meeting, in 1984 he became the European runner-up in the team tournament (with A. Grubba, L. Kucharski and S. Dryszel, substitute was P. Molenda), in 1986 he was bronze medalist of the European championships in the team tournament (with A. Grubba, L. Kucharski and S. Dryszel)...

Dragan Todorović, cyr. Александар Мартиновић (born June 15, 1976 in Slavonski Brod) - Serbian politician, lawyer and academic teacher, member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia. Curriculum vitae In 1999 and 2003 he completed his first and second degree studies at the University of Novi Sad. Since 2001 he has been professionally associated with this university as an academic teacher dealing with constitutional law. He became involved in political activities within the Serbian Radical Party, and in 2010 he became deputy chairman of this group. In the years 2007-2008 and 2008-2012 he sat on the SRS in the National Assembly. After the electoral defeat of radicals in 2012 he went to the Serbian Progressive Party. Until 2014 he headed the supervisory board of the privatization agency and was also the mayor of Ruma. In 2014 and 2016 the list of progressives will be re-elected to the Serbian parliament. wiki

James Aubrey, actually James Aubrey Tregid (born 28 August 1947 in Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, April 6, 2010 in Sleaford) is a British film, television and theater actor. He made his debut in the Isle of Children in 1962. A year later he gained publicity by playing the main character of Lord Mucha. He performed at the Royal Shakespeare Company between 1974 and 1975. He has performed in such theaters as the Birmingham Repertory Theater, The Comedy Theater and The Old Vic. In 2006 he broke with the actor. wiki

Boris Semyonovich Ivanov (Russian: Борис Семёнович Иванов, born July 24, 1916 in Petrograd, died 2001) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, Lieutenant General. Curriculum vitae Activist Komsomol, 1937 graduated from the State Security Administration of Leningrad, served in the NKVD, participated in the Soviet Union war with Finland. He was involved in operations of disclosure and liquidation of German diversionary groups, 1949-1953 Head of Division 2-B / Division 1 of the Second Board of the USSR MGB, later worked in Section 4 (US) Board 1 From March 1955 to December 1959 KGB resident in New York, 1956 sent to Hungary, where he took part in the liquidation of the anti-Communist insurrection, 1960-1962 Head of Division 1 First Chief KGB Board of the USSR, 1962-1964 KGB Resident again in New He went to Chile, Peru, Argentina and Cuba, 1965-1966 Head of the 13th Division of the First Chief Executive Board of the KGB, then deputy head of the First Chief Executive Board of the KGB...

Nikolai Iljicz Pronin (Russian: Николай Ильич Пронин, born 1896 in the village of Mit'kino in the Moscow Governorate, died 14 December 1966 in Moscow) - Soviet politician, minister of tobacco industry (1946-1949). > From 1908 the helper of the Turner, 1915 incarnated in the Russian army, from 1918 in the Red Army, 1919 joined the RKP (b). From 1922 on the apparatus of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, 1933-1937 director of the factory in Moscow, since May 1938 deputy, and from February 1941 I deputy of the USSR food industry commissioner. From March 1946, Deputy Minister of Food Industry of the USSR, from July 15, 1946 to January 20, 1949 Minister of the USSR's tobacco industry. From January 1949 I was Deputy Food Industries Secretary of the USSR, since 1950 the director of a brewery, and 1953-1965 the director of the factory. Lenin, then retired. Bibliography wiki

Religious riots in Poznan - religious riots that took place in Poznań on 28-29 July 1845. The immediate cause of the uprising was the arrival of Jan Czerski, a controversial Protestant preacher, who founded his own religious community in Piła. He was excommunicated by the Catholic Church in February 1845. Against the visit of the clergyman in Poznan, the local Catholic spiritual authority protested strongly. Some of the city's population was severely troubled by its arrival. When he appeared in the Old Town on 28th July, a crowd of criminalized women threw stones at him, and on Water Street, one of the shoemakers fired a firearm. This resulted in the arrival of further crowds and the emergence of a hostile conflagration. The police tried to dispel the aggressive demonstration, resulting in a battle with the watchmen of the order, led by the youth. Only the intervention of the military unit temporarily reassured the situation. Czerski managed to shelter in the house of an unknown...

Pawel Nikolaevich Gorbulin (born June 5, 1909 in Cracow, died 2000) is a Soviet politruk and security officer, Major General, People's Commissar / Minister of Internal Affairs of the Tatra ASRR (1943-1948). Curriculum vitae Member of the WKP (b), since 1928 a Komsomol officer, 1931 graduated from the Communist University of Warsaw. Jakowa Swierdłowa, 1931-1933 Instructor of the Political Department of the Air Brigade, Air Commissar of the Airborne Division, 1933-1937 Instructor of the Political Department and Commissioner of the Military Research Institute of the Red Army Air Force. From May 7, 1943 to 1948, the People's Commissar / Interior Minister of the Tatar ASRR to the degree of State Security Commissioner, and from July 9, 1945, Major General of the NKVD. In 1954 the MWD officer of the USSR. Honors Bibliography wiki

George Clark (born March 22, 1890 in Tulsa, October 17, 1978 in Fort Worth) is an American racing driver. Career In his career, Clark has competed mainly in the United States at the United States Grand Prix, the AAA Championship Car Championship and the accompanying championship of the famous Indianapolis 500 race. In his second season, in 1912 he scored 55 in the final Driver classification. One year later, he reached the finish of the Indy 500. In the AAA Championship he was 46. Bibliography wiki

Sergey Stiepanovich Rumyantsev (Russian: Сергей Степанович Румянцев, born 1906, died 1969) - Soviet politician, deputy member of the Central Committee of the CPSU (1952-1956). From 1929 a member of the WKP (b), 1939-1940 Secretary of the Chabar National Committee of the WKP (b) for human resources, from 17 October 1940 to June 1942 II Secretary of the Committee. 1942-1943 First secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b), from December 1943 to January 1943 First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Omsk, later Inspector of the Central Committee of the WKP (b). From June 1951 to 1955 I Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) / CPSU in Wielkie Łukach, from 14 October 1952 to 14 February 1956 deputy member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. Member of the Supreme Soviet of the 2nd and 4th term of the USSR. Awarded the Red Flag of the Work. Bibliography wiki

Martin Máximo Pablo de Alzaga Unzué (born January 25, 1901 in Mar del Plata, Argentina, November 15, 1982) is an Argentinian racing driver. Career In his racing career de Álzaga has dedicated himself to racing in the United States, the AAA Championship Car Championship and in Europe, in the Grand Prix races. He was a member of the main Bugatti team during the Indianapolis 500 race in 1923. However, he failed to reach the finish line. In the same year he appeared at the wheel of the Miller 122 in the 1923 Italian Grand Prix. In 1924 he won the Autodrome Cup. Bibliography wiki

Andrew "Andy" Rouse (born 2 December 1947 in Dymock) is a British racing driver. Curriculum vitae Rouse started his career in international car racing in 1971 from the British Formula Ford 1600 BRSCC. The eleventh place was placed in thirteenth position in the general classification. In later years, the British also appeared in the European Touring Car Championship, British Saloon Car Championship, British Formula Atlantic, British Formula Atlantic BRSCC, World Challenge for Endurance Drivers, World Championship for Drivers and Makes, FIA World Endurance Championship, 24 Hours Race Le Mans, British Touring Car Championship, World Touring Car Championship, Tooheys 1000, Australian Endurance Championship and FIA Touring Car Challenge. Bibliography wiki

Keiji Matsumoto (Japanese 松本 恵 二, Matsumoto Keiji, born December 26, 1949 in Kyoto, May 17, 2015) is a Japanese racing driver. Career Matsumoto started his international racing career in 1979 after competing in the Japan Formula 2, where he won five podiums, including three times his highest. A total of 79 points earned him the title of the Series Champion. In later years, Japan also appeared in the European Formula 2, the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, the All Japan Sports-Prototype Championship, the World Sports-Prototype Championship, the Japanese Formula 3000, the All Japan Sports Prototype Car Endurance Championship and the 24-hour Le Mans race. In the European Formula 2 the Japanese won one race in the 1981 season. However, they did not score points. Bibliography wiki

Jerzy Czech (born 1952) - Polish poet, translator of Russian literature, publicist. He was among others the winner of the 2003 ZAiKS Association of Authors Award, Ryszard Kapuściński from 2011 Author of the anthology of modern Russian poetry I got into the pedestal: new Russian poetry (Czarne Publishing, Wołowiec, 2013, ISBN 9788375366532, for which he won the Literary Award Gdynia 2014 in the category translated into Polish. He was the author of most of the poems in Przemysław Gintrowski's "Stones" program. Selected bibliography Bibliography wiki

Florence Adelaide Ives Sancroft (born 30 December 1902 in Hoxton, died January 30, 1978 in Islington) is an English swimmer from the first half of the twentieth century representing the United Kingdom, participant in the Olympic Games. During the 7th Olympic Games in Antwerp in 1920, seventeen-year-old Sancroft started in one swimming competition. In a 300-meter freestyle race with unknown time, she finished fifth in the second qualifying race, which did not allow her to qualify for the final. Bibliography wiki

Adam Przyboś (born December 23, 1906 in Rzeszów, died August 14, 1990 in Cracow) is a Polish historian and researcher of modern history of the 16th and 18th centuries. Curriculum vitae A graduate of history (Wladyslaw Konopczyński's student) and romanist at the Jagiellonian University. After 1945 Associated with PAU in Cracow, since 1950 WSP employee in Cracow - 1955 - Associate Professor, 1961 Associate Professor, 1971 Associate Professor, 1977 retired. He dealt with the political history of the 17th century and edited sources. Bibliography wiki

Gallo Record Company - South Africa's largest South African record label. The label owns 75% of the music that was recorded in South Africa. History In 1939, a Gramophone Record Company was established around the small music retail store in the center of Johannesburg. In 1985 GRC was incorporated into the Gallo Group. Peter Gallo changed its name to Gallo-GRC. In 1989, the company's name was shortened to Gallo Record Company. In 1996, Gallo merged with RPM Records. A year later it was bought by Tusk Music. Gallo (Africa) Ltd. is part of Johnnic Communications. In May 2006, Warner Music International created Warner Music Gallo Africa, which expanded the company's distribution operations into electronic distribution. Bibliography wiki

Specific motor dysfunction (motor negligence syndrome, clumsy child syndrome, developmental aphasia, developmental dyspraxia) - psychomotor development disorder, abnormal motor coordination development. The clumsy child is found in 5% of pre-school children or elementary school children, although there are already some signs of motion sickness. He is more often encountered in boys. Children with specific motor dysfunction have problems with coordination of movements. They involve both small and large motors. There is often talk of discrete neurological symptoms. Movements of both types can be accompanied by tremors. Patients have poorly developed motor skills planning and imitation skills in the absence of adequate demonstration or explanation. There are also involuntary movements. As an example, you can give a grimace to the face that accompanies the upper limb movement. Also muscle tension is deviating from normal. A child can not do one thing for a long time. In addition, his mo...

Myoly Hołejko (born 1844 in Hussak, died May 1, 1906 in Lviv) - Ukrainian architect. In 1876 he graduated from the Lviv Technical University, and a year later he was appointed an Engineer of the Regional Department at the Governmental Office. He was one of the founders of the Polish Polytechnic Society in Lvov and was a member of it from 1877 to 1900. He designed and supervised the construction of wooden churches whose projects included elements of folk architecture and neo-Romanesque and neo-Byzantine style. Architectural heritage Bibliography wiki

ABCB4 - gene encoding the Multidrug resistance protein 3. The ABC3 protein is encoded into the membrane proteins and also to the ABC transporters. These are proteins that transport different molecules through biological membranes. The ABC genes are divided into 7 distinct subfamilies (ABC1, MDR / TAP, MRP, ALD, OABP, GCN20, White) is a subgenus of this subfamily involved in multi-drug resistance and antigenic presentation. However, the function of this protein is not yet established, but it may be involved in the transport of phospholipids from hepatocytes to bile. The alternative splicing method of this gene results in several products with undetected functions. wiki

Susan Rice (born November 17, 1964 in Washington, DC) is an American politician. Curriculum vitae Susan Rice was born on November 17, 1964 in Washington, DC as a daughter of Lois Dickson and Emmett J. Rice. She began her studies at Stanford University. After receiving a bachelor's degree in history in 1986 she attended Oxford University. She graduated in 1990 and started working as an international consultant at McKinsey & Company in Toronto. In 1992, she married Ian Cameron, who gave birth to two children. In the years 2009-2013 she was the ambassador of the United States to the United Nations. In June 2013, she was appointed national security adviser to President Barack Obama. Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Zbigniew Bochniarz (born 2 July 1945) is a Polish economist. He graduated from the Warsaw School of Planning and Statistics, where he also received his doctorate. In the years 1968-1985 he lectured on a planned economy at the same university. From January 1986 he worked as visiting professor at the University of Minnesota and co-founded the Center for Nations in Transition at the Humphrey Institute, an international center specializing in the design and implementation of foreign aid for Central and Eastern Europe. He was a consultant to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) for Eastern Europe. He is a member of the Program Council of the Foundation for Environmental Economists and Natural Resources in Białystok. He is a founding member of the Partnership for the Environment in Cracow. With Andrzej Kassenberg for the funds provided by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. founded the Institute for Sustainable Development In 2000, he received the Officer's Cross of the Orde...

Panorama of the coastal part of Pest Pest (Pest, Pešť, Serb. Pešta / Пешта) is an eastern, mainly residential, part of Budapest, which accounts for about 2/3 of the whole city. Pest is located on the left bank of the river Danube, which marks the border between it and Buda. In the common Hungarian language they use the name Pest in the whole capital of the country. There are three Metro lines in Budapest: History and monuments For a long time Pest was an independent, independent city. A significant step to connect it with Buda was to build in 1849 the first permanent chain bridge connecting these two towns. In 1873 there was an official connection between the two cities and Óbuda in Budapest. In this part of the city you will find, among others: the seat of the Hungarian Parliament, Heroes Square, Andrássy Street and St. Basil's Basilica. Stephen. wiki

Stanisław Turek (born 29 September 1955 in Maruszyla) is a Polish speedway jockey. The speedway sport was practiced in the years 1975-1982, representing the colors of the club Unia Leszno. Seven-time medalist of the Polish championship team: twice in gold (1979, 1980), twice in silver (1977, 1982) and three times in bronze (1975, 1976, 1981). Gold medalist of the youth team of the Polish championship (1978). Finalist of individual championships of Poland (Gorzów Wielkopolski 1978 - 6th place). Twice finalist of the youth individual championships of Poland (Bydgoszcz 1977 - XIV place, Leszno 1978 - 5th place). Three-time finalist of the "Silver Helmet" tournament (1976 - XII place, 1977 - 4th place, Opole 1978 - 5th place). Finalist of the "Golden Helmet" tournament (Chorzów 1978 - X place). Gold Medalist Youth Cup of the Polish Motor Association (Opole 1977). Bibliography wiki

Mikhail Ivanovich Tichonovich, Russian Михаил Иванович Тихонравов (born 23 January 1891, 4 May 1970 in Glenn Cove) is a Russian military colonel, emigrant combat veteran, battalion commander in the Russian Corps of Defense. World War II, publicist. In 1908 he graduated from cadet corps in Voronezh and in 1911 he was a cavalry school in Jelizawa. Served in the 20 Dragon Regiment. Then he moved to the 10th Hussar Regiment in the rank of captain. He participated in the First World War. In August 1918 he joined the newly formed White Army. He was in command of the Ingmarious Hussar Squadron, in July 1919 as a lieutenant colonel of the Ingermanian Hussars Regiment. In the autumn of 1919, he became commander of the 1st Cavalry Regiment. From the spring of 1920 he commanded 5, and then 1st Cavalry Regiment. In mid-October 1920, with the White troops, he was evacuated from Crimea to Gallipoli. He emigrated to the SHS Kingdom. In Belgrade he was the president of the 10th Huskies Regiment. He ...

Giovanni Battista Guadagnini (born June 23, 1711, September 18, 1786) is an Italian painter, regarded as one of the greatest string artisans in history. Curriculum vitae Guadagnini was born in Bilegno in Val Tidone near Piacenza, now in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. GB Guadagnini practiced his workshop from about 1729 until his death, and his work is divided into four main periods; Piacenza, Milan, Parma and Turin (names of periods are from the cities where he lived and worked). The last period (Turin) is considered to be the time of his most famous works. Guadagnini's father, Lorenzo, his son, Giuseppe, and other members of the Guadagnini family continued to work on the creation of the violin for several generations. Interesting facts Gaudagnini's violin was often called the Stradivarius of the poor, thus referring to the work of Antoni Stradivari, widely regarded as the greatest luther of all time. Bibliography wiki

Władysław Lejczak (born May 10, 1926, died on April 8, 2017) - a Polish soldier, a participant in World War II, a post-war combatant activist. Curriculum vitae As a soldier of the First Cavalry Brigade, then in the ranks of the Home Army he took part in World War II, and after its end he was active in the veteran environment, among others, as the president of the Union of Former Professional Soldiers and Reserve Officers of the Polish Army. Oleśnicka Land. He lived in Oleśnica. Selected badges wiki

The area of ​​the former camp. Monument to the "Jaworzniaków" Association of Youth Political Prisoners of the Stalinist Period (1944-1956). Jerzy Wachowski (born September 16, 1932 in Hrubieszów, died December 23, 2004 in Warsaw) - Polish lawyer, political prisoner of the Stalinist period, Jaworzniak Curriculum vitae Founder and commander of the youth organization "Polish Fighting Youth", operating in Hrubieszów between 1948 and 1950. He was arrested in 1950 and detained in the Castle in Lublin, sentenced to 8 years in prison, after being released from prison as part of conscription military to work in the mine. In the years 1992-1993, he was a founding member and then a member of the first board of the Jaworzniak Association (National Association of Youth Political Prisoners of the years 1944 - 1956 Jaworzniacy). Jerzy Wachowski is the author of the Jaworzniak motto placed on many monuments of the memory of young prisoners of the Stalinist period in Poland,...

Richard Mahl (born August 28, 1898 in Orissaare, June 26, 1964 in Tallinn) - Estonian chemist, state activist of the Estonian SSR. Curriculum vitae He worked as a pharmacist in Narva, 1918-1923 at the Extraordinary Committee in Petrograd, from 1919 he belonged to RKP (b), in 1929 he graduated from the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute. In the years 1933-1940 he managed the laboratory of the Leningrad State Institute of Science and Research of Ceramics, in 1937 he became a candidate of chemo-technical sciences, in 1940-1941 he worked at the Institute of Science and Research of the People's Commissariat for Light Industry of the Estonian SSR and was deputy chairman of the Committee for Nationalization in Tallinn, and 1942-1944 chief engineer of the Altaic National Board of the Construction Materials Industry. In the years 1944-1948 he was the director of the Institute of Science and Research of the People's Commissariat / Ministry of Slate and Chemical Industry of the Estonian S...

Anna Światosławowna (died July 31, 1418 in Trakai) - a great Lithuanian princess. Biography Around 1370 she married Duke Witold Kiejstutowicz, she gave birth to a daughter, Zofia Witoldówna, from this union. When Witold Kiejstutowicz was imprisoned in Krewa during the struggle for power with his cousin Jagiełło. She led to the release of her husband in 1382. In 1395, using the title of the Grand Duchess of Lithuania, she became involved in politics. She died on July 31, 1418. wiki

Illustration depicting the murder of Governor Isidoro Gutiérrez de Castro. Murder in the cathedral of Burgos, (Assassination of Isidore Gutiérreza de Castro y Cossio) - an event in the history of Spain on January 25, 1869 in the cathedral of Burgos, which resulted in the murder of the governor Isidoro Gutiérreza de Castro y Cossio. Governor Isidoro Gutierrez de Castro January 25, 1869 he went to the cathedral of Burgos. There, during the prayer, he was attacked by several priests. The reason for the attack was his opposition to the Church and his attempt to limit his influence on state matters. Murder in the cathedral caused a shock in Spain as a wave of anti-clerical demonstrations. In many cities, there were riots during which the crowd shouted, death to the papal nuncio. Participants of the protest from the door of the papal consulate drowned the papal emblem and then burned it on the street. Several priests have been charged with the murder of the governor. During the trial...

Lech Pawel Celewicz (born 1951) is a Polish chemist, a habilitated doctor of chemistry in chemistry, an associate professor at the Faculty of Chemistry at the Uniwersytet im. Adam Mickiewicz in Poznan. Curriculum vitae In 1978, he obtained his doctorate in chemistry at the Adam Mickiewicz University on the basis of his dissertation. Synthesis and photodimerization of 1,1'-trimethylenebis (5,6-polymethylene) uracil derivatives. In 2000 at the Faculty of Chemistry of the same University on the basis of scientific achievements and the thesis entitled " The photochemical reactions of pyrimidine derivatives have received the degree of doctor habilitated chemistry chemistry, specialty: photochemistry. He is an associate professor at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Adam Mickiewicz University and a head of the Laboratory of Nucleoside and Nucleotide Chemistry at this Faculty. wiki

Bambo - Children's Poem Julian Tuwim was first published in 1935 in the "Literary News". Contents The story tells the story of Bambo, a young black child who is diligently studying at an African school. When he comes back home, he "dogged and chews" for what his mother calls him a raven. When the mother offers him milk, he escapes and climbs on a tree. When his mother asks him to take a bath, he is afraid that they have run out. His mother loves him though. The poem ends with the statement: "It is a pity that Bambo, the black cheerful is not going to go with us to school." The line of Murat Bambo was once the Polish Marian Falski, and was also included in most of the beginner's textbooks. Most Polish children knew this song by heart. wiki

Barbara Schmidbauer (born November 15, 1937 in Berlin) is a German politician, Member of the European Parliament for the second, third and fourth term of office. Curriculum vitae She worked professionally in banking. In 1970 she joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany, sat in the county and regional authorities in Hesse, was also a member of the SPD National Council and the national authorities of the women's social democratic organization ASF. From 1981 to 1985 she was a member of the city council of Darmstadt. In 1987-1999 she was a member of the MEP, a member of the Socialist Party. wiki

Panamericanism ("America" ​​+ America) - an idea and political movement calling for the rapprochement and cooperation of American states; initiated in the first half of the 19th century in Latin America, was reborn at the end of the 19th century in the USA; In the 20th century, he modified the aims and forms of action (Good Neighborhood Policy, Alliance for Progress); Since 1948, implemented by OPA. Panama is a cornerstone of the American-American (American-American) system, which establishes the close political and economic ties of both American continents under the auspices of the United States of America. The idea of ​​American-American movement and the American-American "American Peace" (Pax Americana), "American Lifestyle," and others were aimed at strengthening the co-operation of both American continents while at the same time the United States sought absolute political domination. and the economy, giving shape to organizational forms. wiki...

Alexei Szajew (Russian: Алексей Шаев, born 24 March 1986) is a Russian bodybuilder. Career In 2008, 2009 and 2010 he won the title of absolute champion of the Ryazan Regional Bodybuilding Championship three times. In October 2010 at the PBS Federation Championship (ФБФР), he was honored with two gold medals: in the men's category up to 180 cm in height and in the general category. In April 2013 he won gold at the Moscow Cup; The jury awarded him two medals, in terms of men over 175 cm in height and overall. In 2015 he finished first on the podium in the general category at the IFBB Arnold Amateur. wiki

Julien Beltoise (born 18 March 1974 in Neuilly-sur-Seine) is a French racing driver. Career Beltoise started his career in international car racing in 1994 after competing in the French Formula Renault Campus. With a score of 153 points was ranked in the tenth position in the final drivers classification. In the later years, the Frenchman also appeared at the French Formula Renault, Formula Renault, European Formula 3, Formula 3 Korea Formula 1, Formula 3, Formula 3, Peugeot 206 RCC Cup France, Coupe Peugeot. 206 RCC and THP Spider Cup. Bibliography wiki

Iwan Pawłowicz Małkin (Russian: Иван Павлович Малкин, born 1899 in the village of Kuzminskoje in the Ryazan province, died March 2, 1939) - an officer of the Soviet secret service, major state security. From Russian origin. In 1909 he graduated from school and worked as a locksmith. From October 1917 to February 1918, a soldier of the Moscow Red Guards, since September 1918 a member of the RKP (b), October-November 1918 a soldier of the Red Army in Balashev. From January 1919 in Chełm's organs, he worked in the special departments of the Red Army units, 1920 resident at the back of the White Army and the Defense Commissioner in Novorossiysk, 1921 chairman of the municipal district of Chechnya in Novorossiysk, later in the Kuban-Black Sea region of Chechka, 1922-1925 -Germany Regional Circuit GPU / Cuban Regional GPU Branch. From 1926 to 1928, Head of Counter-Terrorism Division of the Cuban Regional Branch of the GPU, 1928 Head of the Counter-Terrorism Division of the District Re...

Acid jazz - a style whose main feature is to combine jazz with other genres, especially with such genres as disco, funk, soul and now hip hop. Przedstawiciele acid-jazzu to: St Germain, Miles Davis, Tab Two, Herbie Hancock, Brandford Marsalis, Gabin, Jamiroquai, Exodos Quartet, US3, Buckshot LeFonque, Solsonics, Liquid Soul, Groove Collective, Jazzmatazz, Incognito. The greatest interest is blending jazz with hip-hop (US3 and Omar Sosa, which combines elements of Latino jazz with rap), although subspecies like smooth-jazz or nu jazz use soul music (David Sanborn) or bebop. Another group playing on the jazz front is Brooklyn Funk Essentials, a powerful band that could claim to be an orchestra in its number and variety. They combine funk, reggae and rap with elements of jazz improvisation and musical motifs. wiki

Georg (George) Majewicz (born 1897 in Polkowice, died 1965 in Munchenberg) - German painter. He was born in Lower Silesia at the time of the Kingdom of Prussia, studying painting in Wroclaw at Paul Selle's studio. Since 1923 he studied painting and graphic arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin, and his tutors included Felix Ehrlich and Karl Haffner. He created landscapes, but he was also a famous animalist. In his paintings he often depicted animals in their natural habitat. deer, moose, wild boar and birds. In the 1930s he stayed in Pomerania, for some time he lived in Szczecin, where he had his own studio. He traveled extensively in the Carpathians, in the Beskidy Mountains, in the Alps and in East Prussia, and was also an avid hunter. After 1945 he lived in Berlin, and the animalistic theme dominated his work. In Szczecin's numerous museums there are numerous paintings by Georg Majewicz, but he is a creator of little known and unrelated to this city. In some of the...

Thames Barrier Thames Barrier - a moving water dam on the River Thames, in London, UK. It is a key element of flood protection in the central and western parts of Great Britain in the event of an extreme rise in water levels in the North Sea. The dam is 520 m long and was built between 1974 and 1984. The immediate impetus for the emergence of the barrier was the catastrophic flood of 1953. The construction of the dam began only in 1974, and the ceremonial opening by Queen Elizabeth II took place on May 8, 1984. The cost of construction was nearly 500 million pounds. The structure has a length of 520 m. The dam consists of nine reinforced pillars, forming six clearances for navigation (four main and two smaller) and four non-navigable channels. Closure of the dam is made by rotating the movable segments between the pillars. These segments are round in shape and made of steel, the heaviest of which weigh 3500 tons. wiki