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Georg Hellat (born March 3, 1870 in Puka, Estonia, August 28, 1943 in Tallinn) was an Estonian architect after Estonia gained independence in 1918, one of the first Estonian architects in Estonia. From 1913 to 1915 he was active in Tallinn. Georg Hellat was the author of numerous architectural projects, including his works. The building of the Estonian Association of Students (Eesti Üliõpilaste Seltsi May) in Dorpat built in 1902, combining art deco elements with national-romantic ornamentation and the building of Säde in Valga, was established between 1911 and 1913. Together with A. Jung, Hellat was also a co-architect of the first building of Endl Teater in Parnu, completed in 1911. This building, before being destroyed during World War II and finally demolished in 1961, was one of the most important examples of the Jugendstil architecture in Estonia. His balcony was read on 23 February 1918 by the Estonian proclamation of independence. Authoritative control (person): wiki

Michał Ślaski (born September 16, 1913 in Lodz, died November 28, 2000 in Warsaw) - Polish operetta actor, director. In 1933 he joined the State Institute of Theater Arts in Warsaw. Three years later he started his professional career at the Summer Theater. He performed until the outbreak of war in the Society for the Propagation of Theater Culture (TKKT). After returning from war, in 1946 he was on the stage of Lodz Theater "Lutnia". In the meantime, he also performed in the Music Theater in Wrocław and Wroclaw Opera House and in the Częstochowa Theater. In 1958 he became the artistic director of the Silesian Operetta in Gliwice. Seven years he dedicated this theater to permanently bond with the Warsaw Operetta in 1965. wiki

Symptom Goldflama - in a physical examination caused by hitting the fist of the tester in the back of the second open arms, applied in the area of ​​the spinal-ribbed angle. Correctly shaking this area does not cause pain. Occurring acute pain is a positive symptom of Goldflama and suggests acute inflammatory renal disease on the test side. The symptom was described as the first Polish neurologist Samuel Goldflam. In Italy this test is called Giordano maneuver (owned by Giovanni manovra), and Murphy's punch, kidney punch in English. See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

Benedetto Briosco - born in Pavia about 1460, d. in Pavia circa 1517 - sculptor and architect of the Italian Renaissance. Its activity dates back to 1477-1517. Signature of Benedetto Briosco and Tommaso Cazzanigi preserved in Milan One of his documented works is the tomb of Ambrogio Grifi (1489), in a chapel in the San Pietro in Gessate church in Milan. This tombstone is characterized by raw realism. He refers to the work of another artist, Giovanni Antonio Amadeo. Other works bearing the influence of Amadeo and collaboration with Francesco Cazzaniga include the Monumento Brivio in Sant'Eustorgio (1489) and the Monumento Della Torre in the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie (1483-1484) in Milan. His works include the Statue of St. Agnieszka from 1491 at the Duomo Duomo in Milan. Portal in Certosa di Pavia - by B. Briosco Starting in 1492, Briosco is working on the construction of the Certosa di Pavia and together with Amadeo participates in the decoration of the façade, and f...

Experimentum crucis, Experimental crucis, Experimentum crucis, Experimentum crución, Experimentum crucis, Experimentum crucis, Experimentum crucis. Conducting the experimentum crucis is usually planned when a new theory emerges that undermines the existing paradigm. The intention of the experimenters is not always the desire to confirm a new theory. Sometimes the experiment is carried out to remove contradictions in the current theory. This was, for example, the experience of Michelson and Morley. The purpose of these investigators was to detect the presence of ether and, consequently, to determine the constancy of light velocity in the source system, irrespective of its motion. This conclusion, in turn, became the foundation of a particular theory of relativity. Albert Abraham Michelson and Edward Morley undertook their research, not predicting their effects. Their experiments became an experimentum crucis only after the fact when the new theory saw the light. It was different from...

Friedrich Christian Weber was a German diplomat in the service of Hanover and the United Kingdom living in the 18th century and a political writer. Friedrich Christian Weber Born in Hanover. While George I of Hanover became the king of Great Britain in 1714, Weber represented the British interests in Russia. As a diplomat, he did not have much success, but wrote a book about how Peter the Great reformed Russia on the Western model. "Das veraenderte Russland", published in three volumes: I in 1721, II in 1739 and III in 1740. When he returned from Russia in 1719, his "Das veraenderte Russland" was translated into English and published between 1722-1723 as "The Present State of Russia". Volume II of Lorenz Lange joined the memory of his first trip to China. Artworks Authoritative control (person): wiki

Klemens Borys (born November 20, 1874 in Wesoła, October 7, 1928) is a politician and trade union activist, one of the leaders of the Polish Socialist Party in Upper Silesia in the years 1898-1924, activist of the Central Polish Professional Union in 1920- 1925, Member of the 7-member Executive Committee, supervising the Third Uprising in 1921, member of the Silesian Provincial Temporary Council in 1922, Member of the Silesian Sejm in 1922-1928, activist of the Upper Silesian Defense Society in the years 1925-1928. Curriculum vitae From the graduation of the folk school to 1919 he worked in the mining industry. In the meantime, in 1898 he joined the Polish Socialist Party. Soon he became one of her Upper Silesian leaders, participating in subsequent (4th and 5th) PPS congresses held in Berlin. He was the originator and co-author of the idea of ​​establishing Polish trade unions in 1920-1925 to sit in the head office of the Polish Professional Union. During the plebiscite campaign he ...