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61Pal, Bipin Chandra — ▪ Indian journalist born Nov. 7, 1858, Sylhet, India [now in Bangladesh] died May 20, 1932, Calcutta [now Kolkata] Indian journalist and an early leader of the nationalist movement. By his contributions to various newspapers and through… …
62Rucellai, Palazzo — ▪ palace, Florence, Italy early Renaissance palace in Florence, designed c. 1445–70 by Leon Battista Alberti for the Rucellai, a wealthy Tuscan mercantile family. Alberti s overriding concern with balance and proportion is evident in his… …
63Smith, David — ▪ American sculptor in full David Roland Smith born March 9, 1906, Decatur, Indiana, U.S. died May 23, 1965, Albany, New York American sculptor whose pioneering welded metal sculpture and massive painted geometric forms made him the most… …
64Crimen sollicitationis — For the song of the same title, please see Crimen sollicitationis (song) The Latin expression crimen sollicitationis refers to a sexual advance made before, during or immediately after administration (even simulated) of the Sacrament of… …
65Bunce Court School — New Herrlingen School at Bunce Court (formerly Landschulheim Herrlingen) Main building at Bunce Court Location Otterden …
66Night of the Dead Living — Homicide: Life on the Street episode …
67Nothing but the Truth (2008 film) — Nothing but the Truth Original poster Directed by Rod Lurie Produced by …
68Die Braut von Messina — (The Bride of Messina) by Friedrich Schiller. Premiered 1803. Schiller s overriding concern with this blank verse tragedy was the chorus. For the program of Johann Wolfgang Goethe s premiere staging in Weimar, he published a lengthy essay on the… …
69Ussishkin, Menachem Mendel — (1863–1941) Zionist leader. Ussishkin’s burly frame, brusque manner and tenacity of purpose made him a commanding figure among the early Russian Zionists. WEIZMANN wrote of him that ‘his bearing suggested a mixture of a Turkish pasha and a… …
Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
70teen magazines — Teenage or ‘teen’ magazines have consistently been associated with a feminine market, and more specifically with girl readers between the ages of 11–14. This section of the publishing industry is notoriously unstable, not least perhaps because …
