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Book cover The blonde from the city of Łódź - the first detective novel by Andrzej Kwietniewski published in 2008. Description of the plot The blonde from the city of Lodz is a crime scene with action taking place in the early 1970's and in 2003 in Łódź. The mysterious murder of a crime-drama editor, Rafal Martens, forced him into a crime-infamous affair with a memory of his youth. The story begins with the murder of a contemporary blonde who is similar to another woman remembered years ago. In addition, her body was found in the apartment of the latter, once closely related to the heroes of the novel. Bibliography wiki

The emblem of North Yemen was in force since 1962, from the founding of the state until 1990, when the state merged with Yemen. The emblem of the contemporary emblem of Yemen differs only by the flag. This contrasts with the modern Yemen flag, with only a green star on the white strip. However, the emblem of North Yemen depicts an eagle, holding in its claws two crossed country flags and inscription with the name of the country. The bird's chest is covered with a heraldic shield depicting the sea and the coast, which is covered with holly. wiki

Piotr Zaborowski (born July 20, 1947 in Poznan) - Polish professor, academic teacher and physician, specialist in interna, gastroenterology and infectious diseases; Between 2005 and 2008, Vice Rector for Didactics and Education at the Medical University of Warsaw and Warsaw Medical University. He is currently the Chairman of the Program Board of the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn and the head of the Department of Internal Diseases, Gastroenterology and Hepatology and a lecturer and member of the Scientific Council of the Children's University. He graduated in 1971 from the Medical University of Łódź; Doctorate - 1976, habilitation - 1979, title of professor - 1991 Author and coauthor of many publications, including textbooks, in the areas of gastrology, hepatology, infectious diseases, medical law, ethics, medical philosophy and the history of medical philosophy. Bibliography wiki

Beata Kaczmarska (born July 5, 1970 in Warsaw) is a Polish athlete who specializes in sports hiking. She started at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, ​​where she took 17th in the 10km race. The same place was earned at this distance during the World Cup in Monterrey in 1993. At the European Indoor Championships in Genoa in 1992 at the 3000 m race she entered the finals, where she finished 11th. She was an indoor champion of Poland in 1992 in a walk at 3000 m, and also four-time Polish vice-champion in open air for 5 km in 1991 and 20 km in 1990, 1992 and 1993. She represented Skra Warszawa. Life records: wiki

José de Gálvez y Gallardo José de Gálvez y Gallardo (born 1720, died 1787) is a Marquis de Sonora, Spanish politician, member of the Indian Council (Consejo de Indias), advocate. One of four Gálvez brothers, next to Matías (1717-1784), Miguel (1725-1792), Antonia (1728-1792). When Jerónimo Grimaldi was the ambassador in France between 1761 and 1763, José de Gálvez y Gallardo was an embassy attorney. Then Charles III made him a general inspector of New Spain. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Константин Павлович Нефедьев (born March 24, 1894 in Ulyzhenskoye State, Russia) - Russian military officer of the Russian Corps of Defense during the Second World War. He graduated from the Aleksandrów real school, and in 1914 - a military school in Odessa. He participated in the First World War. Served in the 18th Cuban Cossack Infantry Battalion fighting on the Caucasian front. After the October Revolution of 1917, he returned to Cuba, where he joined the White. He was seriously wounded at Carycyn. In the fall of 1919, having become a war invalid, he became commandant of the Atan of Cuban Cossacks. After the return of the White Army to the Crimea, he took command of the Cuban Cossacks ministry at the command of the commanding officer of commander-in-chief of General Peter N. Wrangel. After evacuating to Gallipoli in November 1920, he settled in Belgrade. He worked at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade. During the Second World War he cooperated with Germans. Se...

Binologicalism (Latin in the technical sense as a double) - the definition of the short creeds contained in the New Testament (eg, 1 Tm 2,5-6, Rom 4,24, 2 Cor 4: 14), in which Only the name of the Father and the Son is mentioned. These expressions are found in the New Testament alongside the Trinitarian formulas (e.g., Mt 28:19, 2 Cor 13:13). Binniism can also mean denying the deity to the Holy Spirit and accepting the existence of only two divine persons: the Father and the Son. Bibliography wiki