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Joachim Schubart

Joachim Schubart (born August 5, 1928 in Berlin) - German astronomer. In 1952 he graduated with an astronomy degree. In 1955 he obtained a doctoral degree, and in 1967 he was habilitated. In the years 1955-1961 he worked at the Observatory in Sonneberg. From 1962, he worked at the Astronomischen Rechen-Institut (ARI) in Heidelberg, from 1970 as the main observer. In 1960 he discovered the asteroid (2000) Herschel, and in 1961 co-discovered the asteroid (4724) Brocken. In recognition of his work, one of the asteroids was named (1911) Schubart. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Artur Stefankiewicz

Artur Ryszard Stefankiewicz (born September 22, 1981 in Gniezno) - Polish chemist, doctor habilitated, professor of UAM. Curriculum vitae In 2005 he graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry at UAM on the basis of the work New supramolecular complex compounds of d- and f-electrons ions - synthesis and characterization promoted by prof. Wanda Radecka-Paris. Then in 2009 at the Institut de Science et d'Ingenierie Supramoléculaires with Jean-Marie Lehn with the note Exceptional doctorate for the work Self-assembly and properties of metallo-supramolecular grid-type architectures. On June 18, 2014, the Faculty of Chemistry of the Adam Mickiewicz University granted him the title of doctor habilitated for a series of 8 articles under the common title Application of dynamic covalent and supramolecular chemistry to create and study complex chemical systems. She is a finalist of the "Polityka" Weekly Scientific Award competition. wiki

Hawiarski Potok

Hawiarski Potok - stream, tributary of the Kacwinianka river. The name Zubrovský potok is on the Slovak map. It flows from several sources on the northern (Polish) slopes of the ridge linking the peaks of Malorówka (957 m) and Zubrovka (834 m) in Magura Spiska on the Polish-Slovak border. The highest located from these sources are located at an altitude of about 800 m. It flows towards the east and at an altitude of about 605 m it flows to the Kacwinianki as its left tributary. This takes place at coordinates 49 ° 21'05 "N 20 ° 17'12" E / 49.9351389 20,286667. The stream basin is almost entirely located in Poland, only a small part of it in Slovakia. These are mainly forested areas of Magura Spiska, but in the valley of the stream there are large glades. Some of them have their own names: Flisów Las, Za Flisów Las and Polany. The lower part of the Hawiarskie Potok run on the length of 1 km runs the Polish-Slovak border between the towns of Kacwin (on the Polish sid...

It's Coveccada

Dolmen Sa Coveccada Sa Coveccada - neolithic dolmen, located near Mores in Sardinia. The building is dated around 2500 BC. The 2.7 m high and 5 m long dolmen are made of four gray-pink Trachyte panels. Three panels forming the walls support a ceiling slab weighing 27 tons. However, the plate forming the rear wall has not been preserved. In the front panel there is an entrance hole, while in the right wall of the dolmen a small niche of unknown destination has been carved out. Research conducted in 1995 by Edoardo Proverbio and Pino Calledda showed that the building is astronomically oriented. Its azimuth is 123.8 °, which corresponds to the position of the rising sun during the winter solstice. wiki

Grigor Szopow

Григор Велков Стоянов Шопов, born January 17, 1916 in Germania, died in Sofia in 1994) - Bulgarian general colonel, First Deputy Minister of Interior of the People's Republic of Bulgaria (1973-1989). p> Curriculum vitae Born in a peasant family in 1934, he joined the Workers' Youth Union, and in 1936 he was educated at the Sofia Business School, where he was removed from the Communist Party. During the war he fought in partisan troops, was arrested several times, after the war he became secretary of the Regional Committee of the BPK in Sofia. From February 19, 1951, KDS officer, from 19 January 1952 to 1953 Head of the First Division of the State Security Department of the Ministry of Interior of Bulgaria, since 29 April 1952 Lieutenant Colonel, 1953-1954 Lister of the Ministry of Interior of Bulgaria, from 7 August 1954 to 30 December 1956 Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of the III Ministry of the Interior, from December 30, 1956 to June 12, 1957 Secretary of the P...
Wiktor Fedorovich Dobryk (Russian: Віктор Федорович Добрик, born 2 December 1927 in Volodymyrivka village in the Mikolajskaya oblast, died in 2008) is a Soviet party activist. Curriculum vitae Born in the family of a teacher, 1950 graduated from the institute of transport engineers in Dnepropetrovsk, 1951-1957 served in the Soviet Army. Since 1954 a member of the CPSU, since 1961 the secretary of the KPU Municipal Committee in Dnipropetrovsk, 1963-1969 First secretary of this committee. From March 1969 to November 1973 I Secretary of the KPU Regional Committee in Ivano-Frankivsk, from 28 November 1973 to 20 March 1987 First secretary of the KPU Regional Committee in Lviv. Since 1966 a member of the CPSU and at the same time a KPU, since 1976 deputy member of the KPU's Political Bureau. Honors And medals. Bibliography wiki

Wiktor Kordowicz

Wiktor Kordowicz (born January 23, 1904 in Cologne Ostrowik, died June 5, 1982 in Warsaw) is a Polish folk movement historian, teacher and social activist. Curriculum vitae Graduate of the Teachers' Seminary in Lublin (1925). Then he worked as a teacher in Różanka Pacowska and in Lida, in 1930-1939 he was an instructor of extracurricular education in the School District of Vilnius. At the same time he was an activist of the Association of Rural Youth and the Academic Youth Union, and in the years 1932-1934 the Young Legion in Vilnius. Since 1934 he was the president of the board of the Society for the Care of the Young and the Younger. In 1939 he graduated from the Faculty of Humanities at Stefan Batory University in Vilnius. From 1939 to 1941 he worked as a teacher in Vilnius, then took part in secret teaching. He was a member of the ZWZ / AK and since 1943 he was part of the conspiratorial leadership of the Vilnius Peasant Party. In the years 1944-1945 he worked as a teache...