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Roman Aleksandrowicz Zamulin (born 1984) - a Russian serial killer who, from September to November 2006, raped and murdered 6 women in Yekaterinburg. Roman Zamulin was a driver in a military unit located in Firstouralsk, 25 kilometers from Yekaterinburg. He had a rank of a standard-bearer, and he had an exemplary opinion with his superiors. At night he worked illegally, picking up people returning from bars and nightclubs. Just before the series of murders, the fiancée left Zamulin with whom he was in a relationship for two years. The reason for parting was to be the low earnings of a man. This event caused hatred of women in him. His victims were young women who asked him for a lift. The man aroused the confidence of women, because he was always dressed in military uniform, and on the dashboard of his Łady 2106, the military ID was suspended. When Zamulin found a secluded place, he stopped and began to choke the women and then rape. After the crime, the corpse abandoned the nearb...

Henryk Gustaw Wechsler (born in 1909, died on August 5, 1990) - scoutmaster, Commandant of the Warsaw Chorągwi Harpers ZHP in 1935-1938. From May 1935, he was the Commandant of the Warsaw Banner Scouts. He was dismissed from this function on October 10, 1938 by the Chief Scouts Zbigniew Trylski. He was one of the initiators and organizers of instructor courses on Wigry. In 1938 he was an officer in the reserve of the Polish Army. wrote important article On traditions and Wigry courses [in:] "Harcerstwo", 1948, No. 1. wiki

Ethel Lynn Beers (born January 13, 1827, died October 11, 1879) - an American poet. Curriculum vitae Ethel Lynn Beers was born in Goshen, New York as Ethelinda Eliot. His ancestor was the Puritan missionary John Eliot (1604-1690), called the "Apostle of the Indians." Because she did not like her maiden name (considering it too common), Ethel Lynn signed the literary works. At the age of nineteen, she married William H. Beers and began publishing under his name. The poet died at the age of fifty-two in Orange, New Jersey, the day after the publication of her book All Quiet Along the Potomac and Other Poems. Creation The best-known poet's song is the poem All Quiet Along the Potomac, originally entitled The Picket Guard. It was published in Harper's Weekly on November 30, 1961. He talks about the Civil War. Bibliography wiki

Mandy Nicola Haberman (born 1956) - English engineer, entrepreneur, inventor. Docent at Bournemouth University and doctor honoris causa of this university. inventions Her daughter was born in 1980 with the Stickler Syndrome, which caused cleft lip and palate. To help the daughter who had problems with sucking invented Haberman Feeder - an infant feeding bottle simulating breastfeeding. This special bottle allowed her to take her child from the hospital. She started mail ordering this bottle to hospitals and parents, running a company from the kitchen. Her second invention is the Non-match Cup (Anywayup Cup) - a cup for children with a one-way valve that prevents the contents from spilling, regardless of the position. She received the British Female Inventor Award in 2000 for this invention. Initially, she tried to attract large companies to the invention, but 20 of them refused. That's why she decided to sell it herself. After the shows, she managed to interest two large supe...

Jahody's theory - one of the theories that allows us to examine the motivation factor for work, based on the knowledge of people who have lost their jobs and the consequent consequences. In her theory, Marie Jahoda distinguished two needs. Need for public (economic) work, as a source of financial resources to safeguard human life and latent needs (the psychological function of work), resulting from the desire to establish and maintain social contacts, the desire to achieve and maintain high social status and sense of purpose and time structure. According to this approach, people work mainly to meet the need for publicity. However, this loss of ability to meet latent needs is one of the most important costs of unemployment from the perspective of the individual. The work provides the psychological resistance and activity of the individual, and its absence is a source of passivity and resignation. However, there are no negative consequences of losing employment in all cases. If an ...

James Hargreaves (born 1720, April 22, 1778) is a British pioneer in the spinning industry. Spinning Jenny He was born near Blackburn on a farm on the moors above Oswaldtwistle (the exact place is unknown). He was a weaver, and could not read or write. He was interested in carpentry and engineering. His first innovations have improved the carding process. He invented a simple device that allowed him to get far more cotton by one person than before. Haragreaves' biggest invention was Spinning Jenny Spinning, which greatly accelerated the spinning process. He was not a smart businessman. He did not submit a patent for his machine until 1770 - during that time many had copied his ideas, collecting the rewards that belonged to him. He died as a poor man. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Hryhorij Hryńko Grigorij Fyodorovich Grinko, born 18 November 1890 in the village of Sztepiwka in the Kharkiv province, died March 15, 1938 at the place of execution of the Kommunarka) - Ukrainian Communist, Commissar folk finance of the USSR (1930-1937). Ukraine, from 1906 to 1912, member of the SS party, from 1909 to 1913 he studied at the Faculty of History and Philology of the Moscow University (he did not graduate) and Kharkov University (he did not graduate), in 1913-1917 served in the Russian army, then was a teacher in Kharkiv. 1918-1920 activist of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party-Borotbist Party (one of the organizers of this party), since July 1919 a member of the People's Commissar of the Ukrainian Academy of Education, from 1919-1920 member of the All-Ukrainian Revolutionary Military Committee, since 1920 a member of the RKP (b), from February 1920 to November 1922 the People's Commissar of Education of the SRR, from November 1922 to November 1923 the chairman...