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Kornel Maria Maciej Scibor-Rylski of the coat of arms Ostoja, German Kornel Ritter Rylski von Groß-Scibor - (born September 21, 1835 in the village of Kniesioło - October 7, 1891 in Lviv) - engineer, general major of the Austro-Hungarian army. / p> He came from a noble family, he was the son of a landowner, the owner of estates in Galicia. He began his military service in 1853 after graduating from the Engineering Academy in Vienna. He was admitted to the 2nd engineering regiment as a lieutenant. In the years 1855-1856 he was educated at the Higher Engineering Course, which he scored with a perfect grade. In the years 1856-1863 he was employed in the Engineering Staff. In 1859, during the campaign in Italy, he was promoted to the rank of captain. In 1864 he was transferred to the Engineering Academy in which he was a lecturer for the next 4 years. In 1868 he returned to the line service in the 1st engineering regiment and commanded engineering companies in Buda and Kotor. In 1870...

Iosif Fiodorowicz Dubrowinski (Russian: Яков Фёдорович Дубровинский, born on August 26, 1877 in the village of Pokrovo-Lipowcy in the Orłowo Governorate, died on June 1, 1913) - Russian revolutionary, Bolshevik. Curriculum vitae He attended real school in Kursek, later in Orle, in December 1897 he was arrested and in November 1898 sentenced to a four-year exile to Jarańska in the Narew Governorate. In 1898 he joined the SDPRR, in 1902 he was displaced to Astrakhan, later released from exile. From August 23, 1903 to February 22, 1905, he was a member of the Central Committee of the SDPRR, on February 22, 1905 he was arrested and released, in September 1906 he was arrested again and in February 1907 he was released, in March 1907 he was arrested and sent abroad, where on June 1, 1907 he was again a member of the Central Committee SDPRR and became a member of the émigré Russian Bureau of the Central Committee of the SDPRR (until 1910). After returning to Russia, in November 1908 he was ...

Vasily Andreyevich Lukashin (Russian: Василий Андрееич Лукшин, born March 14, 1912, died May 16, 1967 in Poland) - general major KGB. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the University of Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod), from 1932 he belonged to the WKP (b), from 1941 he served in the Red Army, on August 9, 1947 he was inspector of one of the faculties of the Human Resources Board of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b). From June 16, 1949, he was the deputy head, and from January 24, 1952, head of the human resources sector GUSS Administrative Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine (b), from May 13 to June 11, 1953 head of the army sector of the Department of Administrative and Trade-Financial Securities, Central Committee of the CPSU, then the deputy head of the Department Administrative and Commercial-Financial Bodies of the Central Committee of the CPSU. From 1954 he worked in the KGB, from March 25, 1954 to August 1, 1958 as deputy chairman...

Tautological rime - statement in the rhyme of the same word. Because the repetition of a word at the end of a verse is an epiphoda, the tautological rime is also called an epiphytic rhyme. Your death, Jesus, the coming life. Death, taking for us, the power of death You take, and from Your love, the love of this death You give power to us, which allows us to live. Death, you are going through dignity, For a man can escape eternal death. There is nothing over you, a saint grateful for death, The more expensive this treasure of changeable life. Therefore I have abhorred life; desiring death, For death can only lead to life, Such great weight in my sense of this death. So I am living dead; konam, yes life I come and so I crave this death, That in her is the bliss of my life. (Sebastian Grabowiecki, Your death, Jesus, the coming life) The tautological rhymes are in the poem by the Czech poet Josef Hora: I opened the window into the darkness of the liquid, the stars screamed at me with m...

Tichon Stiepanowicz Sushkov (Russian: Тихон Степанович Сушков, born December 7, 1918 in Dmitriaszewce, Voronezh Governorate, May 14, 1999 in Wlodzimierz) - Soviet state activist. Curriculum vitae From 1935 to 1938 he was a lecturer in the Voronezh region, from December 1939 to 1946 he served in the Red Army, received the rank of lieutenant, 1944 became a member of the WKP b). He graduated from the Włodzimierski Teachers Institute, 1946-1947 was a listener of the peripheral party school in Wlodzimierz, 1947 became assistant I Deputy Chairman of the executive committee of the Vladimir Regional Council, then chairman of the executive committee of the district council in the Vladimir region and first secretary of the regional committee of the WKP (b) / CPSU. Vlachimierz district. From 1955 to 1958 he was a student of the Party High School at the CPSU, 1958-1960 and secretary of the regional party committee in the Vladimir region, from October 1960 to December 1962 the chairman of the Ex...

Merna Pine (born 1923, October 31, 1976) and Claire Easton (born October 17, 1920, November 22, 2014), born as Minnie and Clara Bagelman - American klezmer singers in the music industry as a band The Barry Sisters. Curriculum vitae Minnie and Clara were born to Herman and Esther Bagelman families, Jewish immigrants from Austria and Russia. They had two younger sisters, Celia and Julia. Their musical career began in the 1930s as a band The Bagelman Sisters. At the suggestion of my father, they decided to perform music from Europe, without US influence. The first time the singers performed in public on the Uncle Norman radio show WLTH, still known as The Bagelman Sisters. At the end of the 1930s, they made their first recordings for Victor Records. They soon changed their stage name to Barry and became known as Yiddish jazz vocalists. They were in the United States, Israel and the Soviet Union. They finished their careers in 1973, releasing their last album Our Way. Merna Pine die...

Dimitri Ivanov Stojanov (Bulgarian Димитър Иванов Стоянов, born 7 November 1928 in Strażica, died December 7, 1999 in Sofia) was a Bulgarian Communist politician and Minister of the Interior of the People's Republic of Bulgaria (1973-1988). Curriculum vitae 1943-1944 was educated at a male gymnasium in Gorna Orjovica, later in the Watchtower. During the war he and his family helped the partisans; His father was killed for it by a criminal counter-guerrilla expedition. After the coup of September 9, 1944, he was active in the Communist youth movement. and later the First Secretary of the District Committee of DKMS (Dimitrovsk Communist Youth Union) in Gorna Orjovica, and from 1948 to 1953 he studied at the Historical Department of the State University of Sofia. From 1953 he was active in BPK, worked in the DKMS department, 1955-1958 was the first secretary of the DKMS Regional Committee in Veliko Tarnovo and member of the Regional Committee of BPK, 1958-1961 was the first secreta...

Joyful Parade of Independence, Wrocław 2016 Joy of Independence Parade, Wroclaw 2016 - In the foreground the students of the Faculty of Law No. 5. Happy Independence Parade, Wroclaw 2016 - Wroclaw Secondary School. Joyful Parade of Independence - a manifestation in the form of marching through the streets of Wroclaw, taking place every year on November 11th. Celebrations of the National Independence Day in Wrocław begin with a Mass in the Basilica of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, which houses the Mausoleum of the Memory of the Polish Underground State and the Home Army. Then, on the market of Wroclaw, there is an appeal of independence with the participation of soldiers of the Polish Army. The official celebration of the streets in the center of the city is the Joyous Independence Parade, attended by the city's residents and invited guests. The Wroclaw parade is one of the largest demonstrations in Poland. The first parade went through the streets of Wrocław in 2002. In 2015, ove...

National solidarism - the postulate of basing national relations on a totally different basis than individualist liberalism or non-based on the common identity - socialism. Solidarity rejects harmful conception that divides the nation into social classes. It also rejects as anti-national doctrines that proclaim ethical egoism and capitalist individualism as destructive to life. Solidarity is an opposition to the economics and economics of proclaiming the issue of economic growth in the detachment of social good. wiki

Carp in Milicz Stays Carp on patison with dandelion served in Niesułowice Karp trail - a tourist culinary trail running through the territory of six Polish provinces. Characteristic The tourist product was created in 2011 by local fishing groups (Carpathian Valley Association, Żubrów LAG, Bielsko Kraba LAG, LAG Dorzecze Soły and Wieprzówki, LGR Opolszczyzna, LGR Świętokrzyski Carp, LGR Jędrzejowska Ryba, Krosno-Gubinska Rybacka Dolnośląska Carina, LAG Sandomierska, LAG between Nida and Pilica, LAG Starzawa) to promote the breeding, processing and consumption of carp. On the route there are, among others. fishing farms, fishing grounds, agritourism farms, hotels and catering establishments offering carp dishes. Range The trail runs through the following provinces: Podkarpackie, Świętokrzyskie, Małopolskie, Śląskie, Dolnośląskie and Lubuskie. wiki

Jakov Dawydowicz Rapoport (Russian: Яков Давыдович Рапопорт, born October 12, 1898 in Riga, died July 1, 1962 in Moscow) is an officer of the Soviet secret service, Major General. , graduated from the 4th class of the Voronezh real school, from January 1917 in the SDPRR (b), since August 1918 investigator of the Vojvodship gubernian province Cheka, deputy manager and head of the legal department of the Vojvodina voivodeship. From September to December 1919 he was a member of the Chechen Government College in Voronezh and again the head of his legal department, deputy chairman of the Vojvodship Chechen Republic, since January 1920 deputy chairman of the Vyacheslav Province Revolutionary Court, deputy chairman of the Voronezh District Resolute Committee and head of the investigative section. From 19 June to 16 September 1920, head of the administrative department, political commissioner and deputy head of the board of the railway police in Voronezh, 1921-1922 head of the administrative ...

Narewski Reservoir (Narva veehoidla, Rwanda) is a retention reservoir on the Narva River on the border between Estonia and Russia. Built in the years 1955-56, at a time when Estonia belonged to the USSR. After independence Estonia was divided between the two countries. At present there are about 20% of the area in Estonia. The entire reservoir has about 191 km² of surface area. Due to its small depth (1.8 m), water exchange takes place approximately 30 times per year. The water from the reservoir is supplied to the Narewska Hydropower Plant, located on the Russian side (125MW, managed by TGC-1) and provides cooling to the Narva Elektrijaamad power plant, which supplies 95% of energy to Estonia. The ecological status of the tank water is considered good. Bibliography wiki

Windell Spencer - Jamaican boxer, bronze medalist of the Central American and Caribbean Games in San Juan in 1966. Career In 1966, Spencer finished third in the midfield category at the Central and Caribbean Games in San Juan. The semi-final duel with Cuban Andrés Molina ended with Spencer losing to points. In the fight for the bronze medal, Puerto Rico won the Rosario Rosario, winning with him for points. From 1969 to 1978 he was an active professional boxer, but he was not successful. wiki

Dirck van Domburgh, Dirk van Domburg (born 1648/49, died 25 August 1712 in Gdansk) is a Dutch diplomat. He was a member of the Utrecht family of patriarchs - his grandfather Ezekiel van Domburgh served as minister, father Cornelis van Domburgh was a treasurer and member of the city council, brother of Cornelis van Domburgh, father-in-law, was mayor. Dirck van Domburgh headed East-Indies (Oost-Indische Compagnie). He served as Commissioner of the Netherlands in Gdańsk (1697-1712), at the same time accredited in Elblag and Konigsberg. He died in Gdansk, buried in Utrecht. Bibliography wiki

Sirat (Arabic سيرة) is a knightly romance, a form of popular Arab literature. Each of the sirats has many narrators and is focused on the main character, most often a famous figure in Arab history, such as the pre-Muslim knight and poet Antara Ibn Shaddad, princess Zat al-Himma, sultan Mamluk Az-Zahir Baybars and others. Usually, these are extremely large, hand-written works. (The prints began to appear only in the 20th century.) Sirat (Arabic صراط) is also in the Polish transcription of the bridge leading to Jainism, Islamic paradise. wiki

Arsiej Mikhailovich Yakovlev (born 1915 in the village of Pietruszyno in the district of Twersko in the Tver Governorate), an officer of the Soviet security forces, one of the perpetrators of the Katyn massacre. He had an undergraduate degree, from 1936 he served in the Red Army, in 1940 he was the supervisor of the NKVD Board of the Kaliningrad Oblast. In the spring of 1940 he participated in the murder of Polish prisoners from the camp in Ostaszków, and on October 26, 1940, the People's Commissar of Internal Affairs, Lavrov Beria, awarded him a monetary prize. In 1943, a member of the Executive Board of the Executive Board of the District Council of the Corrective Action Board of the NKVD of the Ivanovo Oblast, from 1943 a member of the WKP (b), in 1947 at the Gulag MWD School in Kuybyshev. to the reserve from the post of instructor of the staff of the militia armed minority of the Justice of the Kaliningrad Oblast. December 7, 1957 re-admitted to active duty at MWD as inspect...

Boguslaw Gawlik - Polish lawyer, professor of legal science, judge, member of the Law Committee of the Polish Academy of Arts. He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University. In 1974 he obtained his doctorate in law, in 1978 he was habilitated and then in 1996 the degree of professor. From October 1990 to May 2007 he was a judge of the Court of Appeal in Cracow. He was the Head of the Department of Civil Law of the Jagiellonian University. Selected research papers Bibliography wiki

Homo habilis skull from Koobi forum Koobi Forums - An extensive geological formation located on the eastern shore of Lake Turkana in northern Kenya. It is built of volcanic deposits of fluvio-deltaic and lakes, covered with tuffs. It is one of the most important paleoanthropological sites, there are numerous remains of early hominids and stone tools. The Koobi Forum was first examined in the late 1960s by Richard Leakey. The thickness of the sediment is up to 500 meters. The oldest ones date back to about 3.2 million years, the youngest at about 1.3 million years ago. The tuff level dating back to about 1.8 million years divides the formation into upper and lower part. The Koobi Forums discovered over 150 hominid species belonging to the species Paranthropus boisei, Homo habilis, Homo rudolfensis and Homo erectus, as well as olive and Aszel. wiki

The current - biographical stories by Waclaw Berent published in 1934. The first part of the book contains biographies of such figures as Tadeusz Kościuszko, Onufry Kopczyński, Franciszek Karpinski and Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz. The hero of the second part is Jan Henryk Dąbrowski. The biographies serve not only the life of the characters. They are also an indirect commentary on the socio-political debates of the 1930s and the historiography of the author himself. The continuation of the story is the volume of Diogenes in the 1937 counterpart. Bibliography wiki

Michael Künzel (born May 24, 1973 in Plauen) is a German speed skater. Career Michael Künzel's biggest success came in 4 December 1999 when he won the 1000 m World Cup. He has doubled on the podium of this cycle, one on the other and one on the third. The best result came in the 1999/2000 season when he finished sixth in the 1000m final. In the world championship, his best result was his seventh place in the 2000 sprint World Championships in Seoul. In the individual races he was fifth in the first race at 500 m, eleventh in the first gear at 1000 m, fifteenth in the second at 500 m and sixteenth in the second race at 1000 m. He also took pole position in the 500 m race during the Same year of the World Cup in Nagano. In 1998, he competed at the Nagano Olympic Games, taking eleven places in the 500 m race. Four years later, the Salt Lake City Games finished 19th in the 500 m and 24th in the doubles. He ended his career in 2003. Bibliography wiki

Olga Aleksandrowna Chrieptowicz-Butaneev, Russian Ольга Александровна Хрептович-Бутенева (born December 18, 1893, died April 17, 1987 in Clamart) - Russian emigre, pedagogue, social activist, Polish Army officer in the USSR during the Second World War II. She was born under the name of Charinow. She studied at the Conservatory of Music in St. Petersburg. During the Russian Civil War her family left for France. In 1928 Chrieptowicz-Butaneva became a professor at the Russian conservatory in Paris. She led the class of piano. She was also a member of the revision committee of the artistic council of the conservatory. In 1936, she lived in her husband's family estate in Szczorski near Nowogrodek. After the occupation of the eastern part of Poland by the Red Army in autumn 1939, she worked as a music teacher in Nowogrodek. In the beginning of 1940 she was arrested by the NKVD. She was sent to Kazakhstan. At the end of 1940 she was released. From February 1941 she was a music teacher i...

Winston Cigarette Pack Winston is a cigarette brand created by the established R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, established in the 19th century, which also launched the first packaged cigarettes under the Camel brand. The brand was launched in 1954 and was the best-selling cigarette brand in the United States in 1966/72. Their advertising slogan was: "Winston tastes like the cigarette should taste." Currently, JT International (JTI) is the manufacturer, which bought R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in 1999. Available in Poland: wiki

Don Irvine (born 4 April 1921 in Islington, died in 1973 in Lambeth) is a British wrestler. He twice competed in the Olympic Games: in 1948 and 1952. In both editions he performed in semi-average in free style. Both in London and in Helsinki his position is unknown (dropped in the second round). The eight-time champion of the country. In the years 1946-1950 and 1952 he won mediocre weight, in 1949 he won in average weight, and in 1951 became a master in weight heavyweights. Bibliography wiki

Justicki, Russian. Петр Иванович Юстицкий (born 23 July 1874 in Archangelsk, died?) - Russian military activist, emigration, mason. He graduated from the Cadet Corps in Orenburg. He studied mathematics and then philosophy at the Moscow University, but did not graduate. He joined the Russian army. In the years 1905-1907 he participated in the Russian-Japanese war. He commanded a cruiser. He participated in the First World War in the ranks of the Siberian Regiment. In 1918 he joined the newly formed White Army Gen. Anthony I. Denikin. In 1920, with the remaining troops, he was evacuated from Crimea to Gallipoli. He came to Poland, where he joined the Russian Political Committee under the direction of Boris W. Sawinkov. He was put in an internment camp. After being released, he became a member of the brass band. Then he left for France, where he settled in Boulogne-Billancourt. He worked as a taxi driver. In the 1930s he was a member of the Masonic lodges of the Northern Star and the N...

The Social Democratic Union (SSA) is a Serbian political party with a social democratic profile. SDU founded Žarko Korána, who in 1996 left the Civic Alliance of Serbia. The party began to preach pro-Western orientation and opposition to nationalism, advocating respect for human rights for all ethnic groups. In 2000 the Union co-created a broad coalition under the name Democratic Opposition of Serbia, obtaining four seats in the National Assembly. In the newly appointed government her leader took over the duties of deputy prime minister. In 2002, the SDU merged with the Social Democrats, forming a new group, the Social Democratic Party. In 2003, due to internal disputes, Žarko Korána decided to reactivate the Social Democratic Union. In 2003, as the sole representative of the SDU, he received a parliamentary mandate from the list of the Democratic Party's electoral coalition. In 2007, 2008 and 2012 the Union co-created the election alliances with the Liberal-Democratic Party, e...

The 2013/2014 Far East Cup is the next edition of this cycle of events. The competition began on December 19, 2013 in the Korean Alpensia Resort, and ended February 16, 2014 in the Korean Alpensia Resort. The women's defending champion was Japanese Naoko Omori, and among Japanese men Nobu Naruse. Calendar and results Women Men Classifications Bibliography a radiolocation at WAT in Warsaw and became lieutenant. Head of the research department at the Department of Armed Forces of the Ministry of Defense, since 1955 as a captain, from 1960 - major, and since 1965 - lieutenant colonel. In 1965 he graduated with honors MA in WAT and became a master of electronics engineering. 1969-1974 Head of the Department of Radiolocation Equipment Manufacturing in the Military Equipment and Technology Department of the Ministry of Defense, 1973-1974 seconded to the Diplomatic Service in the Polish Military Missions of the International Commission of Control and Surveillance in Vietnam. Chief ...

Angelo (Anġlu) Farrugia (born 29 December 1955 in Mosta) is a Maltese politician, lawyer and police officer. From 2013 the chairman of the Maltese Parliament. Curriculum vitae He completed his law studies at the University of Malta. In 1977-1996 he was an officer of the Maltese Police, coming to the position of superintendent. In the mid-1990s he became involved in political activities within the Left Labor Party. In 1996, for the first time, her arm was elected to the House of Representatives, re-elected in 1998, 2003 and 2008. From 1998 to 2008, the Minister of Justice was in the Shadow Cabinet. In 2008 he was elected to the Labor Party Vice-Chair. He resigned in 2012 in connection with the criticism caused by his public insinuations regarding the political motivation of the judge. He also failed to take part in the parliamentary elections in 2013. On 6 April he was appointed as the spokesperson for a new parliamentary term in Malta. In 2017 he was re-elected to the House of Re...

View from the south to the north entrance to the strait from the Hanseatic deck Glaciers and rocks reflecting in the waters at the southern end of the canal Lemaire Channel - the Antarctic Strait between Kiev Peninsula and the continental part of the Graham Earth and the Booth Island. Sometimes called "Kodak Gap", because of the surrounding photogenic landscapes and the fauna that occurs here. For this reason, it has become one of the main goals of the commercial expedition to Antarctica. The banks surrounding it have the form of steep cliffs descending into the water, on which icebergs drift. It is 11 km long and only 1.6 km wide at the narrowest point. Discovered by the German expedition from 1873-1874, but not flown until December 1898, when it was transferred to the Belgica research vessel, belonging to the Belgian Antarctic Expedition. The commandant of the expedition, Adrien de Gerlache, named it in honor of Captain Charles Lemaire (1863-1925), a Belgian researcher ...

Joseph "Joey" Mawson (born March 27, 1996 in Sydney) - Australian racing driver. Curriculum vitae After racing in karting, Mawson began his international career in single-seater racing cars in 2014 from starts in the French Formula 4. Of the eighteen races in which he took off, he won three and three times on the podium. The collected 188 points gave him the fourth place in the general classification. A year later he won the title of the runner-up in the series. A year later he won the title of the vice-champion of the British Formula 3 BRDC and the title of the champion of the series German Formula 4. Results Summary Bibliography wiki

Ivan Nikolaevich Musichchenko (Russian: Иван Николаевич Музыченко, born November 10, 1901 in Rostov-on-Don, died December 8, 1970 in Moscow) - Soviet military commander, general lieutenant. Curriculum vitae During World War I, he was a private soldier of the Russian army from 1917, he joined the Red Army in 1918, participated in the civil war, and in 1919-1926 he was a Red Army soldier and military commissar of the regiment. In 1927 he completed the cavalry training courses for the commanding staff of the Red Army and became commander of the squadron, on February 17, 1938, he received the rank of a combo. During the war with Finland in 1939-1940 he commanded the infantry division, later became the commander of the infantry corps, on 4 June 1940 he received the rank of lieutenant general, after the German attack on the USSR, he became commander of the 6th Army of the Southwest Front. In June 1941, he fought in the Battle of Dubno-Lutsk-Brody, in August 1941 he was wounded in combat i...

Piotr Nikitowicz Pastuszenko (Russian: Пётр Никитович Пастушенко, born 22 August 1905, died 1971) is a Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae From 1924 he belonged to the RKP (b), from 1945 to December 1948 he was the second secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Rostov-on-Don, and from December 1948 to June 1950 the chairman of the Rostov Regional Council Executive Committee. From June 1950 to January 1952 he was the first secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Rostov-on-Don, 1952-1953, a lecturer at the KC WKP (b) / CPSU and 1953-1954, head of the Novgorod branch of the Soviet trade. From 1954 to 1956 he was deputy, and from 1956 to 1961 he was vice-chairman of the Executive Committee of the Novgorod Regional Council, retiring in 1961. Bibliography wiki

Robert Suski (born October 11, 1973) is a Polish historian and historian of antiquity. Curriculum vitae Graduated from the University of Warsaw (1997). Doctorate in 2005 at the Institute of History of Warsaw University (promoter: Ewa Wipszycka). Habilitation in 2015 at the University of Bialystok. It deals with the history of the late Roman Empire - especially the third century crisis. A member of the Department of History of the Ancient Institute of History of the University of Bialystok. Selected publications wiki

Garut is a city in Indonesia, in West Java Province. It is located about 75 kilometers southeast of the capital of the province of Bandung. The population in 2010 was 126,000 people. The area is 27.71 square kilometers. Tourism Before World War II, Garut was known as a holiday destination for the Dutch elite. He visited Charlie Chaplin twice. The popular attractions are nearby lakes, hiking, or hot baths. Frequently visited places in this area are: Environment The city is surrounded by numerous volcanoes, such as the Galunggung, whose 1982 eruption resulted in the death of 68 victims and losses estimated at $ 15 million, the Talagabodas measuring 2200 meters or Guntur, whose last eruption occurred in 1847. There is a Kamoyang crater above mentioned. There are also beaches in Garut, the most famous of which are Santolo Beach and Sayang Heulang Beach. The Gunung Geder beach has been promoted by the Indonesian government since 2006. wiki

Israel Aksenfeld (born 1787 in Niemirov, died in 1868 in Paris) is a Jewish writer and playwright. The author of dramas and novels, one of the first writers writing in Yiddish. His works have gone into the classics of creativity written in that language. He was born in Niemirov in the central part of present-day Ukraine around 1787. He grew up in a rich family, in a Hasidic environment and studied under Rabbi Nachman of Braclav (founder of the so-called Braclavski Chassidys), and also became acquainted with Natan of Braclav (also known as Rabbi Noson). At an early age he had arranged an arranged marriage with the daughter of one Chassidic of Braclav, which soon ended with a divorce and the departure of Israel from that group. He went to the representatives of the ideas of the Jewish Enlightenment - Haskali. He studied in the fields of law, science and literature. He also studied Russian and German. During the Napoleonic War of 1812, he collaborated with the Russians (supplying them)...

Wasili Gieorgijewicz Zacharov (Russian: Василий Георгиевич Захаров, born January 5, 1934 in the village of Chripły in the region of Sverdlovsk) - Deputy RFSR (1989-1990). Curriculum vitae 1952-1957 studied at the Leningrad State University, later lectured on political economy at the Tomski Polytechnic Institute. Kirov, since 1961 was an aspirant of Leningrad State University, since 1963 he worked at the Leningrad Institute of Technology, assistant professor of political economy. Since 1964 a member of the CPSU, since 1966 a lecturer of the political economy, since 1968 the head of this department, since 1973 he headed a lecture group of the Department of Propaganda and Aging of the CPSU. Since 1973 professor of economics, since 1975 professor, since 1974 head of the Department of Propaganda and Agitation of the Regional Committee of the CPSU in Leningrad, since 1978 secretary of the Leningrad Cracow Regional Committee, since 1983 I deputy head of the CCP Central Committee Propaganda ...

Яков Аркадьевич Яковлев (born June 21, 1896 in Grodno, died 29 July 1938) is a Soviet politician, party activist, member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (BKK) (1930- 1937). Curriculum vitae Born in a Jewish teacher's school, he graduated from Bialystok's real school, studied at the Petrograd Institute of Polytechnics, 1913 joined the SDPRR (b). In April 1918, he was the secretary of the Yekaterinoslovski Committee of the SDPRR, a member of the Presidium of the Yekaterinoslav Council, from April 1918 the secretary of the Moscow Oblast Bureau of Metalworkers, from July 12th to October 17th, 1918 deputy member, and from October 22, 1918 to March 1, )AT. From October 1918 to March 1919, a member of the Executive Office of the CP Central Committee (b) U, since January 1919 the chairman of the Kharkov Revolutionary Committee, in July-August 1919 the chairman of the Kiev gubernian committee KP (b) U, since August 1919 the head of the Political Department of the 14th ...

Metion - Attic heros. A figure from mythology. Metion was an Attic hero. His genealogy has several variants. Most often he was the son of Erechteus and Praksitei. His children, from Alkippe, exonerated King Pandion of Athens, the son of Kekropsa the Younger, the nephew of Metion. One of the sons of Metion was according to this version of the myth of Eupalamos, father of Dedal. Another Chalkon, the father of Abas protagonist Abantis. According to another version of the myth, Metion was not Dion's grandfather, but his father, and the son of Eupalosus, who in turn was the son of Erechteus. According to this tradition, Metion was also the father of Muzajos. Metion also plays a role in the Scythian tradition as Sykion's father, named by Laedemont to take power over him. Comments Bibliography wiki

Christine Margaret Oddy (born September 20, 1955 in Coventry, July 26, 2014) is a British politician and lawyer, Member of the European Parliament, 3rd and 4th term. Curriculum vitae He graduated from University College London and Birkbeck College, also studying European law in Brussels. She worked as an academic teacher and legal adviser. She was a Labor Party activist. From her shoulder in 1989-1999 two terms of office were held by the MEP. In 1999 she left the Labor Party, joining the Green Party. In 2001, she ran for the House of Commons without success. In 2009, she received compensation for not being diagnosed with cervical cancer by doctors at the University Hospital in Coventry. She died in 2014 due to recurrence of cancer. wiki

A man's glycogram obtained by Giemsa staining (the set of chromosomes is a diploid set here) Karyotype - a complete set of somatic cell chromosomes. Karyotype is a characteristic of individuals of the same species, of the same sex, and who are affected by the same chromosomal aberrations (or completely healthy). In karyotype, autosomes (chromosomes do not differ in individuals of different sexes, in humans 22 pairs) and sex chromosomes. The karyotype is presented graphically in idiograms, usually during meta-analysis of mitosis, as a result of cytogenetic examination. wiki

су KPK) between 1962 and 1964. In 1934 he graduated from agricultural school in Tałgar, later became an agronomist in various state institutions. From 1940 in the Red Army, he graduated from military-political school in Minsk. 1945-1951 Minister of Water Resources of the Kazakh National Socialist Republic, later secretary of the peripheral party committee in Kustanaya, 1955-1959 First secretary of the South-Kazakhstan peripheral party committee, 1959-1962 Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, 1962 First secretary of the KPK in the South Ossetian region. From December 26, 1962 to December 7, 1964 First secretary of the Central Committee of the NCP, ie informal leader of the Kazakh SSR. 1965-1966 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Ural Region, 1966-1971 Head of the Wine Management Board of the Soviet Union in the Soviet Socialist Republic. 1961-1966 Member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, 1954-1966 Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, 1938-1967 deputy to the Suprem...

Oratory (from Latin orare - pray) - in general terms, the place of prayer, but formally means a structure other than the parish church, established separately by ecclesiastical authority as a place of prayer and celebration of the Mass. The Oratoria is presumably from the chapels erected above the graves of the early martyrs, to whom the faithful went to pray, and because of the need to have a place of worship in certain parts of the country at a time when churches were generally restricted to cathedral cities. The earliest mention of the oratorios involves private oratorios dedicated to the celebration of the Mass by the bishops, later on the oratories attached to the monasteries and noble residences. In the Eastern Church, where the parish organization is neither full nor rigorous, as in the West, private oratorios are so numerous that they are abusive. In the Latin Church, church oratory is divided into: public, semi-public and private. wiki

András Baronyi (born September 13, 1892 in Budapest, June 6, 1944) is a Hungarian swimmer and athlete from the early twentieth century, participant in the Olympic Games. As a fifteen-year-old he took part in the Fourth Annual Olympic Games in 1908 in London. He took part in a 200-meter class race. In the second qualifying race, he finished third with 18: 2, and finished second in the race. Four years later, at the V Summer Summer Olympics in Stockholm, the Baronyi started at a distance of 100 meters with a dorsal style. He reached the finals, where he finished fourth with a time of 1: 25.2. The bronze medal lost the equal of a second. He also took part in the long jump competition of the place. With a score of 3.13 m he finished seventh. Baronyi represented the colors of the Budapest club MAC. Bibliography wiki

Karl August Tavaststjerna Karl August Tavaststjerna (born May 13, 1860 in Mikkeli, March 30, 1898 in Pori) is a Finnish writer and poet, based in Sweden. He was the main representative of realism in Finnish-Swedish literature. Barndomsvänner (1886) and Hård Tider (1891), as well as the poetics of Dikter (1896) and Laureatus (1897) and the novel En patriot utan fosterland (1896), also devoted to the problem of national identity. > Bibliography "Great PWN Encyclopedia", Warsaw 2002 wiki

Jotapa (born c. 20 p.n.) - Princess Kommagena, daughter of King Mithridates III and Jotpa I, Queen Emesa as wife of Sampsigeramus II. wiki

Marcin Bolesta Koziebrodzki coat of arms Jastrzębiec (died 1787) - councilor of the Galician Appeal Tribunal, member of the Galician states, Lviv submarine in 1775, halite submarine in 1765-1768, halicki judge in the years 1759-1765, From 1751 to 1765, the Kiev treasurer in 1749, lieutenant of the armored regiment in 1765, starosta chreptyjowski in 1772, starosta Olchowiecki in 1765, count. He was a member of the Halic land for the coronation of 1764. In 1781 he received the title of Count Joseph II of Habsburg. Bibliography wiki

Hans Nabholz (born 1874, died 1961) - Swiss historian and source publisher. In the years 1924-1945 he was a professor at the University of Zurich, in 1947 he became the president of the Comité international des sciences historiques. He was the author of works on the history of Switzerland in the Middle Ages, including Die Schweiz im Mittelalter (in the collective work Geschichte der Schweiz vol. 1, 1932), Einführung in das Studium der mittelalterlichen und neueren Geschichte (1948). Bibliography wiki

North American Studies of Polish Affairs - a joint American-Canadian emigration institution existing from 1976 to 1996. Its main task was to collect information about repression and human rights violations in Poland. History The study was equally a political and scientific initiative. Its inauguration took place in Chicago on May 29-30, 1976. The chairman of the Council was Jerzy Lerski, the chairman of the Executive Committee and Andrzej Ehrenkreutz. The study as an organization declared access to the Congress of Polish and American Polonia. The activities of the North American Study of Polish Affairs have focused on several areas. On the one hand, a lecture campaign was conducted in American communities, mainly university and Polish-American on Polish subjects, on the other, a political monthly "News Studium Abstract" and "Studium Papers" were published. An important area of ​​the Studium's activity was also the care for reliable presentation of Polish aff...

Lech Jerzy Konopka (born February 3, 1938 in Vilnius, died March 13, 2017) - Polish doctor hematologist, professor of medical science. Curriculum vitae He was a graduate of the IV High School. Henryk Sienkiewicz in Częstochowa (1955). In 1963 he graduated from the Medical Academy in Warsaw. Then he started working at the Institute of Hematology and Transfusiology, in 1968 he defended his doctoral thesis, he was habilitated in 1975, 1987 he was awarded the title of professor of medical sciences, in the years 1997-2002 he was the director of the Institute. He was the author of many publications devoted to diagnostic and therapeutic methods of leukemias and malignant lymphomas. In the years 1987-1995 he was the secretary general of the Polish Association of Hematologists and Transfusiologists, wiki

Seaport - a maritime oil painting painted in 1773 by the French painter Charles François Grenier de Lacroix called "Lacroix de Marseille". The painting is in the collection of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. Picture description The picture shows an imaginary seaport illuminated by the pastel glow of the rising sun. The image composition is dominated by a massive triumphal arch on the left and a tall ship on the right shown on a calm surface of water. In the foreground you can see a group of figures in fisherman's outfits whose grateful poses and sophisticated, almost dancelike gestures underline the effect of a certain theatricality, characteristic of painting in the second half of the 18th century. wiki

Narciso Lalana - a Spanish painter and art conservator. He painted paintings of churches and religious objects, oil portraits and miniatures. Studied at the Academy of St. Łukasz in Zaragoza, in 1820 became its member, and in 1830 the director of the painting department. He shared the studio with the sculptor Tomás Llovet, where they received students. Together, they also worked on a catalog of the Academy's works, which was published in 1826. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Constantine Angelos Dukas (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Άγγελος Δούκας, Latin: Konstantinos Angelos Doukas, born ca. 1173) - a Byzantine aristocrat, usurper who tried to overthrow the emperor Isaac II Angelos in 1193. Curriculum vitae He was the son of Isaac Angelos, governor of the military of Cilicia, grandson of Constantine Angelos. His uncle was Isaac II Angelos. He was one of the chiefs who suppressed the uprising in Bulgaria. In 1191 he made an unsuccessful attempt to gain power by proclaiming himself an emperor. He moved towards Adrianople, but was imprisoned by his companions, perhaps bribed and handed over to Isaac II. He was blinded by the order of the emperor. Bibliography wiki

Polish Legends - a series of science-fiction and fantasy short films made by Tomasz Bagiński, Allegro and Platige Image. The theme of the series is a futuristic interpretation of Polish folk tales and legends. The films received a positive response - within a dozen or so weeks the viewership of the first two episodes (Smok and Twardowski) reached 6 million views. In December 2016, the series consisted of: The series of films is supplemented by the story Interview with Boruta by Łukasz Orbitowski and Michał Cetnarowski, which brought its authors an award for them. Zajdla and anthology Polish Legends, with stories by Robert M. Wegner, Rafał Kosik, Jakub Małecki, Radek Rak, Elżbieta Cherezińska and Łukasz Orbitowski. Both movies and stories are available for free. wiki

Paweł Wawrzeńczyk (born December 10, 1968 in Kielce) - the originator, creator and co-organizer of the Kielce Rockują festival, president of the association of the same name. Blues musician, cultural animator, leader of Limit Blues and 4Acoustic music bands. Collector of musical instruments and old motoring, owner of one of the largest collection of gramophone records in Poland (about 50,000 titles), including about 10,000. shellac plates from the early twentieth century. He is the initiator of the first Hammond organ museum organized in Kielce. Paweł Wawrzeńczyk is a graduate of WSP in Kielce, he is married, has three children, lives in Kielce. wiki

Vladimir Ivanovich Makarov (Russian: Владимир Иванович Макаров, born 16 November 1923 in the village of Duplato-Maslowo in the Tambov region, October 26, 1979) - Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae In 1938-1941 he was educated at a Tambov pedagogical school, 1941 was mobilized to the Red Army, participated in the war with Germany, fought on the Western Front, 1 Belarusian and 1 Baltic, since 1944 belonged to the WKP (b). After the demobilization in 1947 he worked in the kolkhoz, studied in the peripheral party school in Tambów, then in absentia at the Party School at the CPSU. From November 15, 1973 to 1976 he was the secretary of the Tambov Cracovian Regional Committee, and from 1976 until the end of his life, the chairman of the Executive Committee of the Tambov Regional Council. In 1975 he was a member of the 9th Congress of the RFSRR. He died as a result of a road accident. Honors In 8 medals. Bibliography wiki

Orlen Liga 2016/2017 - organized by the Professional League of Volleyball SA (PLPS SA), the highest ranking in the league of women's volleyball league in Poland, at the same time the highest level of the league (level one). Rolled with a play-off phase at the end of the season and designed for the top 12 Polish volleyball clubs. 80th edition of the competition for the title of Polish Champion, for the 11th time in the form of a professional league. The League has expanded with two teams: ŁKS Commercecon Łódź and Toruń Budowlani. The champion title was defended by KPS Chemik Police. Participating teams Sports halls Competition Basic phase scoreboard Source: netka.org The home team is listed on the left side of the table. Colors:      zwycięstwo gospodarzy      zwycięstwo gości Schedule and results Table Source: orlenliga.pl (pol.) Rules of ordering: 1. number of points earned; 2. higher ratio of sets; 3. higher ratio of small points. Scores: 3: 0 and 3: 1 - 3 points; 3: ...

Wet Bread on the slopes of Kulczyk Wet Żleb - gulls on the south-eastern slopes of the Trizniowian Wierch in Polish Western Tatras. Fall from the back of the Kulczyk to the lower part of the Starorobociańska Valley. The wetland trough is grassland, the area is covered with forest. This is the penultimate (looking from the south) of all the saints of Triznivtsi Wierch (below him there is still a small mummer). Formerly, the area around the dike was the grazing area of ​​the Old Robotic Hall and was more grassy, ​​for the pastoral purposes the fellows and trees were cut. The expanse of the slopes caused them increased erosion and deepening of the slope. After the grazing of the slopes ceased, the Kulczyk has already grown a forest, which prevents erosion of the slopes and does not allow the formation of avalanches. The wetlands are already regenerated and lose its character. wiki

HMS Venus is a British battleship of the Eclipse type, built for the Royal Navy in the late nineteenth century. From 1897 he served in strategic areas for the then British Empire: the Mediterranean, the British Isles, the Red Sea, India and the Far East. He participated in the First World War. His achievements in combat included the acquisition in October 1914 of two German merchant ships. In 1919, the ship ended its service, and in 1921 it was sold for scrap. Design and tactical-technical data A separate article: Eclipse armored cruisers. HMS "Venus" was one of nine Eclipse armored cruisers, built between 1893 and 1898, which were the successors to the Astraea cruisers. They were larger in size and displacement (more than 1200 ts), higher freeboard, larger carbon footprint (and therefore wider range), stronger main armament (three 152 mm more) and armor with a similar speed. / p> General characteristics "Venus" had a displacement of 5690 t (5600 long tones...

The Polish coat of arms of Piotr Polak Piotr Polak (born ca. 1400, died 1442) - Polish knight, Hussite, Podolski starosta, Cracovian subcommittees. Curriculum vitae He was born in a Polish knight family, probably the Strzemia coat of arms, from Lichwina in the Bieckie land. In the 20s of the 15th century he came to the Czech Republic as one of the hired soldiers of Zygmunt Korybutowicz. In 1428 he was a member of the Silesian taboos expedition. In March 1428 he became commander of the castle of Homole near Kłodzko, then Niemcza, which under his influence became the center of the Hussite movement in Silesia - totam region sibi fecit tributariam. At that time he gained the nickname Pole and the reputation of one of the best Hussite commanders. In May 1433 Sobotka was taken prisoner by the Wroclaw army and was imprisoned until December 1434. After his release, he settled in Wielkopolska. In 1434, thanks to the influence of the royal court and the protection of the voivode of Poznań, S...

Abdon Kłodziński (born October 25, 1881 in Kęty, Poland, October 18, 1937) is a Polish historian, medievalist, historian of Polish law, editor of sources. His brother was Adam Kłodziński. Curriculum vitae He studied law and history at the Jagiellonian University, a doctorate in history 1908. He participated in the Roman expedition of the Academy of Skills in 1909-1910. Then he worked in the National Archives of the Grodzki and Land Register in Cracow. In the years 1919-1925 lecturer at the University of Poznan (Extraordinary Professor - 1921). Since 1925 lecturer of Polish Law at the Jagiellonian University (1930). Editor of many historical sources. Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Poznan Internet eXchange (PIX) - an agreement between companies operating in Poznań and its surroundings initiated by Horyzont Technologie Internetowe and Beyond.pl, which provide content and access to the Internet. The agreement is open to all content providers and Internet access without the classification of traffic for commercial and educational traffic. participants At the Poznan IP Traffic Exchange Station there is an exchange of traffic between the following IP networks: wiki

Serhiy Pyrypovich Kostiuchenko (born in 1905 in Kiev, died 1984) is a Soviet and Ukrainian politician, First Secretary of the Regional Committee of KP (b) U Zytomierz (1949-1951). From 1929 in the WKP (b), in 1937-1938 I Secretary of the Regional Committee KP (b) U, in 1938-1949 chairman of the Executive Committee of the Regional Council in Chernihiv. From January 28, 1949 to September 23, 1952, a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (B) U, for two years (1941-1943), a representative of the Military Council, in the years 1949-1951 First Secretary of the Regional Committee KP (b) U in Zhytomyr. In 1951-1952, a lecturer at KC WKP (1952-1953), a supervisor of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (KPC), from 1953-1955 the head of the organization of recruitment of workers at the Council of Ministers of the SRR, 1955-1967 and deputy head of this board. In the years 1967-1971 deputy chairman of the State Committee of the Council of Ministers of Ukraine SRR on the ...

Jadwiga Lisowska from the House of Wolanów (born April 5, 1897 in St. Petersburg, died September 12, 1974 in Toruń) - historian and librarian. Curriculum vitae She graduated from high school in St. Petersburg. In the years 1916-1918 she studied at the two-year Higher Courses of the Polish Society of History and Literature Passionists in Petrograd. In the years 1918-1922 she worked there in the office, between 1921-1922. In the years 1921-1922 she taught history and Polish language in the former high school. Catherine. In 1922 she married Stanisław Lisowski. After returning to Poland she worked as a teacher at the. Szymon Konarski in Lublin and in the State Archives (1923-1925). From 1925 to 1928 she cooperated with the Polish delegation at the Mixed Recovery and Special Commission in Leningrad (her husband was an expert of this commission). In the years 1927-1945 she stayed in Vilnius. She studied there, in 1933 she was granted discharge. She took part in the initiative of Stanisław...

Verónica Prono (born January 12, 1978) is a Paraguayan swimmer, participant in the Olympic Games. Curriculum vitae Olympic Games At the Olympic Games, the eighteen-year-old Prono performed only once - during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. She participated in one swimming competition. At 50 meters freestyle started in the first qualifying race. With a time of 28.40, it was third in the overall ranking, and in the overall ranking it ranked in the ninth place. Bibliography wiki

Vera Julia Thulin is married to Mirsky (born June 7, 1893 in Uppsala, Sweden, April 9, 1974), a Swedish swimmer from the early twentieth century, participant in the Olympic Games. During the V Summer Olympics in Stockholm in 1912, Thulin started out in two swimming competitions. At a distance of 100 meters with a free time of 1: 44.0, she finished third in the fifth race and dropped out of competition. Thulin also started on the fourth change of the Swedish 4 × 100 m freestyle relay. With unknown time, the Swede took fourth place. Thulin represented the colors of Stockholms KK. Her sister, Willy Thulin, was also an Olympian. Bibliography wiki

Philippe Van Volckxsom (born May 1898 in Brussels, December 24, 1938) is a Belgian ice hockey player, speed skater, and rower. He played in three Olympic Games. Phileppe Van Volckxsom's first Olympic Games were the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, where he started on ice hockey. He finished fifth with the team. Four years later he took part in the first winter Olympic Games in Chamonix in ice hockey, where he finished with a 7th place and quick skating. In the rally of the Panchenets, he finished his run for 500 m (23rd place) and 1500 m (20th place). He also started at the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam in a rowing with two helmets. He responded in the second round of the first round. Life records (speed skating) Bibliography wiki

Walter Voulaz (born March 17, 1960 in Milan) is an Italian racing driver. Career Voulaz started his international racing career in 1979, starting with the Italian Formula One and Formula One. With a score of eight and six, respectively, ranked as the tenth and thirteenth in the overall classification. In subsequent years, he also appeared in the Fiat Abarth, Italian Formula 3, European Formula 3, World Touring Car Championship, Formula 3000 and Formula 3 Monaco Grand Prix. In Formula 3000 Italy was reported to race at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza in 1988 with the Italian Pavesi Racing team. However, he did not qualify for the race. Bibliography wiki

Sif (or Lady Sif) is a fictional character in the Marvel Comics comic book community, especially in comic books about Thora. Asgardian warrior and lover Thora modeled on the Nordic goddess Sif. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. It first appeared in the 102nd issue of "Journey Into Mystery" (March 1964). adaptations Sif also appears in the comic book adaptations of Thor, Thor (2011) and his sequel Thor: The Dark World (2013) and guest starred in Agent A.A.R.C.Z.Y., where he is played by actress Jaimie Alexander. It also voices the Sif character in Thor: God of Thunder. wiki

Jakub Schlosser (born October 25, 1897 in Leipzig, Poland), died?) - Lodz doctor surgeon. Biogram He was born in the orthodox family of Ajzyk, a merchant. He graduated from high school in Vienna. He studied at the universities of Vienna and Berlin and here in 1929 he received his doctorate in medicine. In 1931 he started his private practice in Łódź. He lived at ul. He was a member of the board of the Łódź Branch of the Jewish Country Tourism Association. He was a supporter of the Jewish emigration to Palestine. He published articles on hygiene and touring in the Lodz newspaper "Lodzer Togbłat", "Najer Fołksbłat" and "Der Judiszer Arbajter". After the occupation of Lodz by the Germans in September 1939, Chaim Rumkowski appointed him to the Council of Elders of the Jewish community in Lodz, whose members were soon arrested at its inaugural meeting (November 11, 1939) and executed or deported to concentration camps in the area. Reich. He was am...

Marian Michaliszyn (born June 18, 1949 in Radzyń, 5.11.2015 in Bydgoszcz) is a Polish speedway jumper. Sport slag was cultivated in Polonia Bydgoszcz in the years 1971-1978, twice winning gold medal (1971) and silver medal (1972). He started in the youth eliminations of individual Polish championships (1972 - 15th place in the semi-finals), the elimination of the individual championships of Poland (1974 - IX place in the quarterfinals) and in the finals of the tournament "Golden Helmet" (1976 - XXIII place in the final classification). Bibliography wiki

Jean Moulin (born March 15, 1905 in Luxembourg, died on October 2, 1988 in Nesselwang) - Luxembourg athlete, sprinter. Participant of the 1928 Olympic Games. At the Olympic Games in Amsterdam in 1928, he participated in the 100 and 200 meters. In the 100 m race in his qualifying run he finished the penultimate fifth place and did not advance to the quarterfinals. In the 200 m race in his elimination run he finished last, third place and also did not advance to the quarterfinals. wiki

1. The memorial of Janusz Kusociński - athletics meeting, which took place on June 19 and 20, 1954 at the Polish Army Stadium in Warsaw. During the competition, Maria Gołubnicza equalized the European record in the 80-meter race by hurdles sometimes 11.0. Several Polish records have also been established: Gerard Mach in the 400 meters run, score 48.0, Edmund Potrzebowski in the 800 meters race, the result 1: 50.7 and in the 1500 meters race, 3: 48.4, and Danuta Adamczyk in the jump with a result of 1.55 m. The main accrual course was played at a distance of 5000 meters. The winner was Wołodymyr Kuc. results Men Women Comments Bibliography wiki

Hot Tuna is an American music group performing rock, folk rock and blues. The band was created on the initiative of Jorma Kaukonen (electric guitar, vocals) and Jacek Casady (bass guitar). Initially, the group performed blues and ragtime in more modern arrangements. Later, they mainly played their own compositions, and the style of the group evolved towards hard rock. discography Classic Hot Tuna Acoustic (1996) Classic Hot Tuna Electric (1996) Splashdown Two (1997) Live at Stokes (1997), later expanded and re-released as Live in Japan And Furthurmore... (1999) Trimmed & Burning (1995) wiki

Moisiej Izrailewicz Gubelman (Russian: Моисей Израилевич Губельман, born on January 12, 1884 in Czycie, died January 12, 1968 in Moscow) - a Bolshevik activist. Curriculum vitae In 1902 he joined the SDPRR, served in the Russian army, in June 1910 he was arrested and then sentenced to exile to the Zabajkal region, March 19, 1917, amnesty in connection with the February Revolution. In September 1917 he became a member of the Eastern National Bureau SDPRR (b), a member of the Presidium of the Vladivostok Council and in 1918 a member of the Far Eastern Council of People's Commissars, and from May to July 1918 a commissioner of the 1 Far Eastern Socialist Front of the Zabajkal Front, then participated in the communist partisan movement in Siberia. In 1920 he was the chairman of the Nadmorski Regional Committee RKP (b), 1921-1922 a member of the Far-Eastern Central Committee of the Central Committee of the RCP (b) and simultaneously a member of the People's Revolutionary Council ...

Jacek Fuglewicz (born on May 29, 1948 in Jarosław, died November 20, 2016) - Polish radio, teacher and local government official, a long-term employee and director of the First Polish Radio Program. He was a graduate of Polish studies at the University of Pedagogy in Rzeszów. In the years 1971-1976 he worked as a Polish language teacher in a high school in Błonie. Early, because in 1966 he started cooperation with the Polish Radio. For many years he worked as a secretary in the sports editorial team of Program I. In the years 1992-2004 he was the deputy director and then the radio director of "Jedynki". Then, from 2005 to retiring in 2014, he managed the editors of the religious programs of the Program I. For his contribution to radio broadcasting, in 2013 he was honored with the Honorary Badge of Polish Radio. In 1990-2002 and 2010-2014 he was elected a councilor of the City Council of Błonia I, II, III and VI term. In the years 1990-1998 and 2010-2014 he was the chairma...

Wasilij Wasiljewicz Okuniew (Russian: Василий Васильевич Окунев, born 1920, died 1995) - Soviet general colonel. Curriculum vitae Since 1936 he served in the Red Army; in 1941 he became a member of the WKP (b); he took part in the Great Patriotic War, and since 1945 he has held command and command posts in air defense. In 1950 he graduated from the Academy of Artillery. Dzierżyński, 1961 Military Academy of General Staff, 1966-1970 commanded the troops of the Moscow Military Air Defense Corps, 1966 received the rank of colonel general. From April 8, 1966 to March 20, 1971, member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, from April 9, 1971 to February 24, 1976 deputy member of the Central Committee of the CPSU, since 1970 employee of the Ministry of Defense of the USSR. Member of the USSR's 8th and 9th tenure. Bibliography wiki

Alweoles in the edible pulp Alweoles - pits in the fruiting bodies of some mushrooms. They may be round or rounded, such as Morchella, or are longitudinal pits, such as the pyrethrum (Gyromitra). They may be shallow or deep. Hexagonal alveoles give them the look of honeycomb. The longitudinal alveoli of the crest can form more or less parallel vertical ridges, or are folded, giving the fruiting bodies a cerebral appearance. In the hollows of the alweoli there is a hymenial layer producing spores. wiki

Career He achieved his greatest career success in 1999, when he and Pierre Lueders, Ben Hindle and Matt Hindle finished third in the four world championships in Cortina d'Ampezzo. It was his only medal won at an international event of that rank. In 1988, he competed at the Calgary Olympic Games, finishing in fifth place in the top four. Four years later, the Albertville Games took its fourth place. Canadians lost a podium fight with the Swiss national team by 0.11 seconds. He also took part in the 2002 Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, taking ninth place. wiki

Peter Gordeno (born February 20, 1964) is a British concert and session musician. He is known for his performances with the Depeche Mode synthpop group, which he has been collaborating with since 1998 for his recordings and concerts, but as a drummer Christian Eigner does not officially belong to him. Gordeno plays keyboards previously owned by former band members - Alan Wilder and Vince Clarke, and occasionally sings and plays bass. He participated in Martin Gore's solo tour in 2003. He also collaborated with George Michael. He is the son of a dancer and cabaret artist Peter Gordeno senior. On his father's side he has Italian roots, Scottish and Burmese. External sources and links wiki

Alexei Nikolaevich Suchov (Russian: Алексей Николаевич Сухов, born 1903 in Moscow, died November 11, 1974) - Soviet politician, party activist. From 1921, a member of the RKP (b), Komsomol activist, 1925-1926 was serving in the Red Army, 1930-1933 he studied at the Moscow State University. From 1933 to 1939 Deputy Commander of the Department of Agriculture, KC WKP (b), from March to October 1939 Folk Agricultural Commissioner RFSRR. From October 1939 to June 26, 1943, deputy chairman of the People's Commissar of the RFSRR, from January 1943 to April 21, 1952, the RFSRR's National Commissioner for Social Security. Awarded the Red Star. Bibliography wiki

Ludwik Fischer (born 22 May 1916 in Zakopane, died 19 July 1977 in Zakopane) - Polish skier, international judge. Curriculum vitae He graduated from the Zakopane junior high school, belonged to the ski section of AZS Kraków (since 1935), was an academic champion of Poland in the congress. In September 1939 he fought in the September campaign, taken prisoner, escaped and escaped to Zakopane. He participated in secret teaching and served in the Home Army, among others. He commanded a submarine platoon, codenamed "Crane", using the pseudonym "Turnia". In 1949, he was one of the organizers of the re-launched Zakopane Scouting Skiing Club and his only post-war president (to liquidate the club by the authorities in 1949). In 1949, he was the founder of AZS Zakopane, his first president (1949-1950) then vice president (1956-1960 and 1963-1966). He was the chairman of the race committee (1963-1966) and a member of the board of PZN (1967-1973). From 1969 to 1973 he was...

Edward Kazimierz Wiśniewski (born November 4, 1936 in Inowrocław, Poland) is a geographer specializing in geomorphology and paleogeography of the Quaternary. In 1954, he graduated from the First High School in Warsaw. Jan Kasprowicz in Inowrocław and after taking an annual pedagogical course he took up the job of a teacher in elementary school. He then studied geography at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, graduated in 1960, among his lecturers were Rajmund Galon and Ludmila Roszko. After graduation he worked at the Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization of the Polish Academy of Sciences. In 1968 he obtained his doctorate degree, the subject of his dissertation were Structure and texture of the Ostrołęka sandstone and the terrain of the upper Drwęca valley, and the promoter of the Rajmund Galon. In 1977, in the same institute, on the basis of a dissertation, the geomorphological development of the Vistula River valley between Płock Plateau and the Toruń Basin. In 19...

German version of roasted Vorschmack, based on pork, potatoes, grated with grated cheese and browned onion - prepared by the chefs from Rzeszow Forszmak - borrow from German from the word Vorschmack, Vorgeschmack, appetizer, usually to the main dish, depending on the place and time it will be potato casserole prepared on the basis of roasted meat, herring, broth, onion and eggs, the whole sprinkled with grated yellow cheese. To taste olive oil and pepper; . The casserole is laid out on a plate of herring and decorated with pieces of boiled eggs. Forszmak is found in the cookbook by Lucyna Ćwierczakiewicz. One of the versions of the forszmaku is a Lublin sashimi - a kind of goulash, a regional dish with a single pot served on different occasions without the addition of potatoes. wiki

Aleksei Jemieljanovich Bodiuch (Russian: Алексей Емельянович Бодюх, born October 31, 1919 in the village of Macijivka in the Poltava province, died on 7 August 1960 in Chernivtsi) - Soviet politician, chairman of the Chernivtsi Regional Executive Committee (1956-1960). 1935-1937 was a student of the Faculty of Engineering at the Kiev Institute of Engineering and Economics, 1937-1939 studied at the Głuchów Institute of Agriculture (he did not graduate), from December 1939 to April 1940 and again from November 1941 to August 1946 in the Red Army. From April 1940 to August 1941 and from August to November 1941, a student of the Lepel artillery school, from 1942 in WKP (b), from October 1946 to July 1947 he studied at the Voroshilovgrad (Lugo) Agricultural Institute from July 1947 to February 1948 at this Institute. From February 1958 to December 1953, instructor of the Agricultural Department of the CP Central Committee (b) U / KPU, from December 20, 1953 to August 6, 1954 First Secreta...

Selwyn Edge (born March 29, 1868 in Concord, Eastbourne, February 12, 1940) is a British racing driver and entrepreneur. Career Edge began his racing career with the Paris-Bordeaux race in 1899, where De Dion-Bouton did not reach the finish line. Later he joined the British team Napier, where he worked both as a driver and as a dealer. The 17-liter car of this team celebrated the victory in the Gordon Bennett Cup in 1902. It was the first win of a British racing car. Since 1904, Edge has worked as the director of the Napier racing team. In 1907, Brooklands set a record in the 24-hour race. He traveled 2546 km at an average speed of 106 km / h. This record was improved by the British, who traveled 2868 km in 1922. Bibliography wiki

). From 1924 on the RKP (b), 1934 graduated from the Academy of Agriculture. Timiriazev, in which he worked until 1937. Later he was head of the Department of Agriculture of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Stalingrad (now Volgograd). From November 1938 to February 1939 II Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Stalingrad, then briefly First Secretary of the KC WKP (b) Office of the Penitentiary, and from March 1939 to June 1942 First Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Penzie. From March 21, 1939 to October 5, 1952, a member of the Central Control Commission of the WKP (b). From June 1942 to May 1944, deputy head of the People's Commissar of the Soviet Union, from May 1944 to June 30, 1945, chairman of the People's Commissar of the Crimean Armed Forces, from June 30, 1945 to April 1946, chairman of the executive committee of the Crimean Regional Council. One of the organizers of the deportation of the Crimean Tatars. From April 1946...

Jabbor Rasulowicz Rasulov (born July 10, 1913 in Khodda, April 4, 1982 in Dushanbe) - Soviet and Tajik politician, Prime Minister of the TADSK in 1946-55, First secretary of the Communist Party of Tajikistan In the years 1961-1982, Hero of the Socialist Work (1981). In 1934 he graduated from the Central Asian Cotton Institute, from 1934 to 1938 he worked in various departments, 1938-1941 head of department and deputy of the People's Commissar of Agriculture of the SRR, since 1939 in the Communist Party. 1941-1945 Plenipotentiary of the People's Commissariat of Agriculture of the USSR in the Tajik SSR, 1945-1946 People's Commissar of Agriculture of the Tajik SSR; In 1946, the People's Commissar was renamed the ministry. From April 1946 to March 27, 1955, the Prime Minister of the Tajik SSR, 1955-1958 First Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the USSR, 1958-1960 Secretary of the Communist Party of Tajikistan (KPT). 1960-1961 Ambassador of the USSR in Togo. From April 12...

Robinson Chip (born March 29, 1954 in Middlesex) is an American racing driver. Career Robinson started his international racing career in 1983 after competing in the American Formula Super Vee, where he won five podiums. With a score of 123, he was placed fourth in the overall classification. In the later years, the Americans also appeared in the IMSA Camel GTP Championship, the FIA ​​World Endurance Championship, the Champ Car, the World Sports-Prototype Championship, the 24-hour Daytona race, the International Race Of Champions, the 24-hour Le Mans race and the 12-hour race. Sebring. Bibliography wiki

Karol Grudziński of Grzymala coat of arms (born 1699, died August 31, 1758 in Chodzież) - castellan of Gniezno, Nakielski and Poznan. Zygmunt's son (died 1706), starost of Bolemowski and Teresa Rydzyńska (died 1744). He had two sisters: Zofia was married to Maciej Rydzyński, Marianna married Tomasz Olewiński, then Rocha Zbijewski, the governor of Gniezno. Around 1728 he married Krystyna Swiniarska. Two sons were born to the couple: Adam (1732-1779) and Zygmunt (1735-1804). From 1744 to 1754, he served as a castellan. Then he was nominated for castellan of Gniezno (1754) and of Poznań (1757). He was awarded the Order of the White Eagle on August 3, 1758 in Warsaw. Bibliography Bibliography wiki

Flaithrey mac Fiachrach (d. 774) - king of the Cruithni people and Dál nAraidi from 741 to his death, probably son of Fiachry II Cossalach (d. 710), king Dál nAraidi. He was descended from a side line of the family settled in Mag nElili or Eilne ("Plain Defect"), the plain between the rivers Bann and Bush in the hr. Antrim. The book of Leinster is incorrectly placed as the successor of Cathussach mac Ailella (d. 749). In fact his predecessor was Indrechtach mac Lethlobair, who died in 741. Sources reported Flaithrón's death at 774. He probably died naturally. His successor was Cináed I Ciarrge mac Cathussaig (776), son of Cathassach III mac Ailella, king Dál nAraidi and Ulaidu. Offspring Flaithro left his son behind: Bibliography wiki

Ahmad Rahmi, arab. احمد رحمي (born 1894) - Egyptian wrestler, participant in the 1920 and 1924 Olympic Games. Wrestling competition at the 1920 Olympics in Antwerp took place in two competitions: middleweight in free style and lightweight in classic style. Rahmi was given a free hand in the first round, but lost to Belgian Pierre Derkinderen in the 1 st round and fell out of the competition. Lightweight in classic style, he was already out in the first round (1/16 final) after losing against Frenchman Maurice Rohon. At the Paris Olympics in 1924 he competed in one competition, in lightweight in the classic style. After losing his first fight against Hungary, Lajos Keresztes was eliminated in the next match by Czechoslovakian František Kratochvil, who ended his participation in the tournament. wiki

Wincenty Wójtowicz (born August 18, 1896 in Dąbrowica, December 6, 1918) - participant in the struggle for independence of Poland, legionnaire. He was the son of a farmer and handicraftman of John and Catherine of Wójcik. From 1909 he was educated at the Tarnobrzeg Real School and belonged to the school and first team of the Scouts. Tadeusz Kosciuszko. Since 1915 he was a soldier of the Polish Legions, fighting in the ranks of the 5th Infantry Regiment. He participated in legionary battles, among others. in the battle of Kostiuchnówka in July 1915. He was seriously wounded in the battle of the Polish Mountain; After being hospitalized for a long time, he was declared incapacitated for military service and was released from the Legion. He was a member of the Supreme National Committee in Tarnobrzeg. He then moved to Lviv and started his studies at the local Technical University. He left Lviv in November 1918 after the outbreak of Polish-Ukrainian fights over the city. He moved abou...