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Andrzej Pozorski (born February 21, 1967 in Szczecin) - Polish prosecutor, graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Szczecin. From 2016 deputy prosecutor general-director of the Chief Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation. Curriculum vitae In 1992, he began the prosecutor's apprenticeship at the Provincial Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin. After completing the apprenticeship and apprenticeship, he started working as the Prosecutor of the Szczecin District Prosecutor's Office - Śródmieście. While working at the District Prosecutor's Office, he was delegated to the Department I of Supervision over Preparatory Proceedings, and then to the VI Department of Organized Crime of the Provincial Prosecutor's Office in Szczecin. In 2001, he joined the Branch Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes against the Polish Nation in Poznań, and from 2005 he became the prosecutor of the Branch Commission for the Prosecuti...

Piotr Janusz Plisiecki (born in 1974) - Polish historian, medievalist. Curriculum vitae A graduate of the history of the Catholic University of Lublin (1997 - King's Itinerarium of Władysław Łokietek (1320-1333), PhD there in 2005 (Practice tithing in the Kije deanery in the light of the so-called Liber Beneficiorum), habilitation in 2015. Employee of the Department of Medieval History in Institute of History of the Catholic University of Lublin John Paul II. He deals with the history of the Middle Ages. His research interests include: the history of the Catholic Church in medieval Poland and its structures, the history of medieval monasticism. Selected publications Bibliography Authoritative control (person): wiki

Gombo Cybikowicz Bielgajew (Russian: Гомбо Цыбикович Бельгаев, born 1904 in the near-by village of Charagun in the Irkutsk guberniya, died 1983) - a Soviet party and state activist. Curriculum vitae In the years 1921-1926 he was a secretary, chairman of the Somono council, a chamberlain and deputy chairman of the executive committee of the Chosza council in the Buryat-Mongolian ASRR, 1926-1928 served in the Red Army. From 1926 he belonged to the WKP (b), in 1928-1929 he was a student of the Soviet and party building school in Irkutsk, from 1929 the head of the Culture and Propaganda Department of the Tunkinski Aymara WKP Committee (b) in the Buryat-Mongolian ASRR, then until 1932 head of the Culture and Propaganda Department Aginski Ajmakowy Komitet WKP (b) in the Buryat-Mongolian ASSR, 1932-1933 studied at the Institute of Arimanowa in Moscow. From 1933 to January 1935 and again from April to August 1937 he was the editor of the newspaper "Buriat-Mogolon Unen" ("Bury...

Dmitri Ivanovich Antonov (Russian: Дмитрий Иванович Антонов, born 1896 in the village of Priloty in the Smolensk guberniya, died?) - Soviet party activist. Curriculum vitae From 1915 the Russian Army soldier, from 1918 in the RKP (b), 1918-1922 in the Red Army, since 1922 the secretary of the party committee RKP (b) of the mine and later of the regional committee of the WKP (b). From April 1935 to April 1938, helper of the Head of the Industrial Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (BK), in April-May 1938, p. Chairman of the Executive Committee of Chelyabinsk District Council, then P.o. From 1938 to February 1940 I Secretary of the Regional Committee of the WKP (b) in Chelyabinsk, from March 31, 1939 to February 20, 1940, deputy member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (b), then at the KC WKP (b). Bibliography wiki

Nikolay Ivanovich Pachomov (Russian: Николай Иванович Пахомов, born December 1890 in Taganrog, died August 19, 1938) is a former Soviet Union water transport commissioner (1934-1938). From 1909, he worked at the Taganrog metallurgical plant and from 1913-1915 in the Mariupol engineering department. From June 1917 he was a member of the SDPRR (b) and chairman of the revolutionary committee in Melitopol, 1917-1918, chairman of the Meldingopolska District Committee. From January 20, 1917 until January 1918, Chairman of the Melitopol Council, since January 24, 1918 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the District Council in Melitopol, 1918-1919 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Kursk City Council, 1919-1920 Head of the Political Division of the 58th Infantry Division 12th Army. From 19 December 1921 to April 4, 1923, deputy member of the Central Committee of the KC (b) U, 1923, listener of the courses at the KC (1921-1922), head of the executive committee of the Chernihiv g...

At-Tajjib Salih (born July 12, 1929 in Karmakul, Sudan, February 18, 2009 in London) is a Sudanese writer. Curriculum vitae He was born in a village near Ad-Dabba in northern Sudan. He was to be a farmer, but he went to study at the University of Khartoum, then the University of London. He worked mainly in journalism: he wrote a weekly column for the Arab newspaper The Majalla in London for more than 10 years, then became the director general of the Ministry of Information in Qatar. He spent the last 10 years of his professional life at UNESCO, based in Paris, where he held various positions and was a UNESCO representative in the Persian Gulf countries. Creation Famously known from the 1966 novel The Migration Season to the North. In other works, the place of action is also a Sudanese village, its social life, intricate interpersonal relationships. The writer had a religion teacher in his family, so he also dealt with Islam. Bibliography wiki

Marian Kwarciński (born January 16, 1933 in Rojewo, Poland, July 10, 2015) is a Polish speedway jockey. Curriculum vitae He started his professional career in 1950 when he first appeared in the colors of Cuiavia Inowroclaw under the Pomeranian Regional League. Then he was a member of the Leszno Union with whom he won the Polish Championship Team in 1952. After his appointment to the army, he broke his professional career for a few years to return to the circuit in the colors of the Start Gniezno with which he was associated as a competitor in 1957-1971. Kwarciński was also a member of the Polish national team, taking in 1963 the participation of the Gniezno tricase from the USSR and Czechoslovakia. In 1969 he placed second in the Lech Castle Tournament. At the end of his career he was a trainer in the Gniezno Strike. He died on July 10, 2015 and was buried in the cemetery. St. Lawrence Street. Witkowska in Gniezno. wiki