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Anna Maria Wells (born around 1794, died in 1868) - American prose writer and poet, known as the early author of books for children. She was born as Anna Maria Foster in Gloucester, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Benjamin Foster and Mary Ingersoll Foster. Her father died when she was a child. The mother remarried Joseph Locke, the father of the poet Frances Sargent Osgood. Anna Maria and her family moved to Boston, where she was studying. In 1829, she married Thomas Wells, a minor poet. She had four children with him. In 1831 she published a volume of Poems and Juvenile Sketches. Bibliography wiki

Marino Dandolo (Greek: Μαρίνος Δάνδολος, died before 1243) - the Venetian ruler of Andros in the years 1207-1239. Marino came from the famous Venice family Dandolo. In 1207, he accompanied Marco I Sanudo in the conquest of the Aegean islands. He was granted the island of Andros. He was forced out of it in 1239 by Geremia Ghisi. He died before 1243. On behalf of his rights to the island, a case was brought against Ghisi by the widow Felisa and sister Dandolo-Maria. Although in August 1243 the Venetian court ordered Ghisi brothers to give up Andros, the sentence did not come into force. Bibliography wiki

Aleksandr Aleksandrowicz Morozov (Russian: Alecsdan Allauddovich Morozov, born on October 29, 1904 in the city of Bieżyca (now part of Bryansk), died June 14, 1979 in Kharkiv) - Soviet tank builder, two-time Hero of Socialist Work (1943 and 1974). Curriculum vitae From 1914 he lived in Kharkiv, where he finished 5 classes of the real school, from March 1919 he worked in the Kharkov steam engine factory, and in 1926-1928 he served in the Kiev Military District. From October 1928, he worked as a constructor in the constructor's office of the Kharkov steam engine factory, in 1931 he graduated from a technical engineering school in Kharkov and became a group manager in the constructor's office, in 1936-1938 he managed the project sector in it, and in 1938 he became the deputy head of the office, then the head and deputy of the main constructor. In 1930 he participated in the construction of a T-24 tank, in 1931 a BT-2 tank, in 1932 - BT-5, in 1935 - BT-7, and in 1939 - BT-7M. In...

Józef Frejlich (born 13 January or in July 1884 in Warsaw, died on June 24, 1976 in London) - activist and historian of PPS, publisher of source texts. Curriculum vitae From 1901 he was a PPS activist, then in the PPS-Revolutionary Faction. In 1912 he was associated with the group Feliks Perl and the magazine "Placówka". In the years 1912-1939 he lived in Berlin, working there in archives. He stayed in Poland periodically. The outbreak of the war found him in Warsaw. From 1940 in exile in the USA and Great Britain. Active in the emigration structures of the PPS. He published in the London "Wiadomości", also connected with the Parisian "Kultura" and "Zeszyty Historyczne". In addition to the history of the PPS, he also dealt with the history of military (Legion of General Józef Bem in the fight for Portuguese succession, 1912). Selected publications Bibliography wiki

Motifs from the Old Church in Delft - a picture by the Dutch painter Emanuel de Witte. Emanuel de Witte was a master in presenting sacral interiors. In his paintings, he most often showed a fragment of the church - usually from the side nave, through the nave, towards the transept or with a view of the choir. The most important element in de Witte's paintings is, just like in the painting from the Wrocław museum, the illusion of the space of the church's interior, divided by gray columns and walls. This spatiality is the placement of a series of figures in the interior, and in this, a characteristic of a painter's paintbrush, the foreground figure set back, which is also a vivid color accent. The artist very aptly captures the rather playful mood of participants in the Protestant sermon. Emanuel de Witte, as the painter's monographer illustrates, Ilse Manke very often depicted the interior of Oude Kerk in Delft. The earliest known version comes from 1651 and is in...

Otomārs Oškalns (born on April 12, 1904 in Kaives muiža, died on September 1, 1947 in Riga) - Latvian communist activist, organizer of the Soviet underground during World War II, Hero of the Soviet Union (1945). Curriculum vitae In 1925 he graduated from the Institute of Teachers, he worked as a teacher, at the same time he led a communist activity, for which he was repressed, in 1939 he joined the communist party. In 1940, after the USSR's invasion of Latvia, he became a member of the People's Sejm, and after the annexation of Latvia by the USSR to the Verkhovna Rada of the Latvian SSR, in 1940-1941 he was secretary of the Poviat Committee of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks) of Latvia. In the years 1942-1944 he was the commissar of the partisan detachment, then the regiment "Za Radziecką Łotwaę", and also a member of the operational group of the Communist Party of Poland (b) for organization of guerrilla movement, commissar and commander of the Soviet partisan b...

Tibetan pony - comes from the old herd and is found in Tibet. It presents features similar to the Mongolian and Chinese horses. It is famous because of its strength. Description About breed Name: Tibetan pony (nanfan) Average height: up to 125 cm Types of ointments: mainly gray and gray Place of Origin: Tibet, China Blood type: half-blood (warm-blooded) Usage: trotter Character: friendly to humans and other horses Bibliography Tamsin Pickeral Horses and ponies. Compendium. Warsaw 2006 wiki