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| ... Deputies, in Rome. Italy's centre-left leader Matteo Renzi was nominated to be the European Union's youngest prime minister on February 17 and immediately outlined an ambitious reform plan, promising "energy, enthusiasm and commitment" to revitalise the eurozone's third largest economy. Renzi said he intends to formally accept the position of prime minister on February 22, ahead o... |
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| ... swimming through a string of hugely popular films in the 1940s and 1950s. The youngest of five children, she suffered a great personal at an early age when her older brother, Stanton, a promising actor, died at the age of sixteen. Soon after his death, Williams found a respite from her sadness by learning to swim. She even got a job at a local swimming pool near her house to earn ... |
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*Leslie Parrish was born March 13, 1935 in Melrose, Massachusetts. She later lived in Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania, and was a promising piano student at the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. She discovered that by modeling she could earn... |
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| ... Trumpeldor) (1923), Revisionist Party (1925), and the Irgun (1937). Until he joined the World Zionist Organization, Jabotinsky was considered by Tolstoy and Pushkin to be one of Russia's most promising writers. He was soon recognized as a distinguished statesman, linguist (he wrote in over seven languages, translating Poe and Dante into Hebrew) and orator par excellence. In 1935 h... |
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| ... Trumpeldor) (1923), Revisionist Party (1925), and the Irgun (1937). Until he joined the World Zionist Organization, Jabotinsky was considered by Tolstoy and Pushkin to be one of Russia's most promising writers. He was soon recognized as a distinguished statesman, linguist (he wrote in over seven languages, translating Poe and Dante into Hebrew) and orator par excellence. In 1935 h... |
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... headed for Hollywood in 1948 and, within a short time, was placed under contract by Universal, where she began the typical starlet route of bit parts. She reached her peak with routine but promising co-star work opposite James Cagney in "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" (1950), Gary Cooper in "Dallas" (1950) and Gregory Peck in "Only the Valiant" (1951).
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... tudnak.
1934 September 5, WILLIAM DUDLEY PELLEY (USA)
Leader of the Silver Legion, the most prominent of the Ku Klux Klan movements, issued his "New Emancipation Proclamation", promising to impose racial quotas "on the political and economical structure".
1939: The United States proclaimed its neutrality in World War II.
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| ... selected by the Motion Picture Publicists Association as a "Baby Star" ("Meet the Stars #2: Baby Stars" 1941) (as Marilyn Merrick), a selection process which was meant to highlight the most promising new film stars. This event where eight directors and eighteen former Wampas (Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers) stars act as judges in choosing 1941's crop of future s... |
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