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Christian Lunet de La Malène (born December 5, 1920 in Nîmes, died September 26, 2007 in Paris) - French politician and local government official, long-time national parliamentarian and MEP, in 1968 Minister of Scientific Research. Curriculum vitae During the Second World War he was a soldier of the French army. In 1940 he was taken prisoner, after escaping he continued his military service, finishing it in the rank of lieutenant. He studied law in Paris and specialized in sociology. He was a longtime Gaullist activist. He joined the Congregation of the French Nation, and from 1948 he was the secretary for administrative affairs of this party's faction in the Council of the Republic, the upper chamber of the Parliament of the Fourth Republic. In 1958, he was elected to the National Assembly for the first time. He successfully applied for re-election in the 1962, 1967, 1968 and 1973 elections, running for the next Gaullist parties UNR and UDR. He then worked in the Assembly fo...

William Musgrave William Musgrave (born 1655, died 1721) - an English physician, physicist, historian and writer. He was the third son of Richard Musgrave of Nettlecombe in Somerset. He was born on November 4, 1655. He studied at Winchester College. From 1675, he studied at New College at the University of Oxford. In 1680 he briefly stayed at the University of Leiden, but soon returned to Oxford. In 1685 he received a medicine bakalureate, and in 1689 a doctorate in this field. In 1692 he was elected to the College of Physicians in London. From 1691 he lived and practiced in Exeter. His wife was Philippa, daughter of William Speke and Anne Roynon. He had a son, also William, and a daughter. He died in December 1721 and was buried on the 23rd of this month. He published, among others, medical treatises De Arthritide Symptomatica (1703) and De Arthritide Anomala (1707), in which he described rheumatoid arthritis. wiki

Gepa Maibaum (born December 21, 1935 in Frankfurt am Main, died on March 7, 2007) - German politician and local government official, in 1984-1989 the mayor of Cologne, member of the 3rd term European Parliament. Curriculum vitae Educated in the field of philology without graduating. In 1970 she joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany. In the years 1975-1989 she was a councilor of Cologne, from 1984 to 1989 she was the mayor's office. She held various functions in the structures of SPD, Europa-Union and the AWO employee organization. In the years 1989-1994, she held the mandate of the third-term Euro MP, sitting in the socialist fraction. wiki

Edmund Pieńko (born August 1, 1933 in Przegaliny Małe) - Polish locksmith, deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the 5th term. Curriculum vitae He received secondary education, by profession a locksmith. She worked as a brigadier at Fabryka Maszyn Papierniczych "Fampa" in Cieplice. In 1969 he obtained the seat of deputy to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the district of Jelenia Góra, he was a member of the Committee on Forestry and Wood Industry. Bibliography wiki

Stanislaw Twardy, also known as Stanisław Mareniusz (c. 1532, died September 16, 1580 in Cracow) - a professor of the Jagiellonian University from Marzenin. Curriculum vitae He was born in a peasant family. He was educated at the parish school in Marzenin. He was educated at the Lubra Academy in Poznan. Around 1552 he undertook philosophical studies at the Cracow Academy. He was accepted into the College of Minor, and in 1569 he joined the College of Majoris. In 1575 he was awarded the title of Lieutenant, defending the thesis of the primacy of Peter (cirra primarum Petri). W received the title adveriptar cvetai doctorum. He was a canon of St. Florian in Cracow. Krasomówka, he knew Latin, Greek and Hebrew. He wrote prayer texts and poetry. He died in an epidemic on September 16, 1580 in Cracow. He was buried in St. Florian in Cracow. His students and friends brought him a gravestone with a poetic epitaph, but he did not. Bibliography wiki

Zofia Szmydt (born July 29, 1923 in Warsaw, died November 26, 2010) is a Polish mathematician. Curriculum vitae She was the daughter of Jozef and Zofia from Gąsiorowska's house. The mathematical studies began on the secret sets of the University of Warsaw, with his family was displaced from Warsaw after the Warsaw Uprising and settled in Cracow. In 1946 she completed her mathematical studies at the Jagiellonian University. In 1949 she defended her doctoral thesis On the Integral Equations of the First Differential Equation, written under the direction of Tadeusz Ważewski. Until 1952 she worked at the Jagiellonian University. From 1949 to 1971 she was an employee of the Department of the Krakow Institute of Mathematics. In 1958 she received a doctorate degree. In 1961 she was appointed an extraordinary professor. In 1971 she became an employee of the University of Warsaw. In 1984 she received the title of full professor. In 1993 she retired. In her research she dealt with the t...

Jakov Prokopjewicz Nikulkin (Russian: Яков Прокопьевич Никулкин, born April 29, 1913 in the village of Podbużje in Kalusha province, died December 3, 1983 in Minsk) - an officer of the Soviet secret service, lieutenant general, head of the KGB Belarusian SRR (1970-1980) ). Russian, 1930-1931 trained in pedagogical engineering at Yiddish, 1931-1934 in railway engineering in Brijuni, worked as a technician in the design railway office. From March 1940 NKWD officer, employee of the NKWD Far East Railways, since 1941 NKVD employee of the Chabarowski Country, since August 1941 deputy head of the Department of Transportation NKVD Farkowskid Railroad, in October 1941 admitted to the WKP (b). Since April 1942, the younger lieutenant of state security, since May 1943 re-head of the Department of Transportation of the NKVD Far East Railways, since August 1945 head of the Department of Transport NKGB / MGB Grodno Railway Station Bialystok. From September to December 1946 deputy head of the Trans...