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Nikolai Vladimirovich Piatnicki, Russian Николай Владимирович Пятницкий (born 1890, 19 November 1963 in Paris) is a Russian military colonel and emigre publicist and political activist who cooperated with Germany during the Second World War. He participated in the First World War. From the end of 1918, he was chief of Staff of 34th Infantry Division of Gen. Anthony I. Denikin. In the autumn of 1919 he became an officer in the Special Forces of the Caucasian Army Gen. Wiktor L. Pokrowski. After losing white troops he went to Paris. He cooperated with General Nikolay N. Gołowin in the organization of higher military-science courses. In the second half was a member of the Russian National Union of Fighters, led by General Anton W. Turkul. In the years 1937-1940 he edited his press body "Сигнал". During World War II he cooperated with Germans. In 1944 he wrote in the occupied Paris "Парижский вестник". At the end of 1944 he came to Berlin, where he began to issue the ...

Theater 19, owned by. "Театр 19" - a Ukrainian theater group created at the Kharkiv Institute of Theater Arts in 2000, in Kharkov, by a group of actor-directors. The first performance on stage was presented on 19 June 2000, the drama "Emigrants" by Sławomir Mrozek - Polish playwright and prose. In 1919, "Teatr 19" took part in the All-Ukrainian Festival of Contemporary Art of the Hero of Culture ("Культурные герои"), where "Paweł I" won the highest competition podium. Since May 19, 2002, the theater has been going to a wider audience and since then has regularly exhibited at the Kharkiv House of Culture, also on stage in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Historical cast Cast in July 2008 Official site of the theater: "Theater 19" wiki

Hashimoto-Pritzker Hashimoto-Pritzker (Hashimoto-Pritzker-Histopathy), a rare, Hashimoto-Pritzker histiocytosis is a very rare disease; About 30 cases have been reported so far. It is suggested that due to the benign course and lack of clear criteria for diagnosis, the actual incidence is higher. It occurs mainly during the neonatal period and early infancy. Prognosis is very good. Appears on the face, limbs, hands and soles brown-red nodules, lumps or bubbles, spontaneously resolving after a period of several weeks or months. Changes are also occurring in the mucous membranes of the mouth. The disease was described by Hashimoto and Pritzker in 1973. See terms related to medical terms and related wikipedia. wiki

John Freeman Mackie (born October 1, 1835, June 18, 1910) is an American soldier. For the courage shown on May 15, 1862, during the Battle of Drewry's Bluff, he was awarded the Medal of Honor on July 10, 1863. In the rank of Corporal Mackie on board the USS "Galena" boldly opened the fire from the musket and bravely replaced the firefighters of his fallen and injured comrades. He was the first Marine ever to receive the highest US award. Image depicting Corporal John Freeman Mackie on USS Galena during the Battle of Drewry's Bluff wiki

Ideas Have Consequences - a book by Richard M. Weaver published in Cracow on 1996 by the Professional Business School Publishing House (1948). Barbara Bubula is the author of the translation, and Wojciech Turek is the author of the translation. Contents This work is one of the best-known American conservative ideas. The author argues for a deep crisis of Western civilization, indicates the symptoms of this process, analyzes its causes and more and more consequences. ​ISBN 83-854441-33-6​ wiki

Anastasia Rutkowski (born April 16, 1908 in Żbiki-Gawronki, May 19, 1995 in Wołomino) - Polish Catholic priest, publicist. He came to the world in the small family, was the son of Valentine and Helena of the Bud. In 1920-22 he attended a grammar school in Przasnysz. In 1927 he graduated from Płock High School. St. Stanisław Kostka and undertook the philosophical-theological studies at the Higher Seminary in Płock. He was ordained priest on June 10, 1933 from the hands of Archbishop Antoni Julian Nowowiejski. Before the outbreak of war he worked as a vicar in the parishes: Ciechanów, Goworowo and Mława. He worked with the Catholic press and was a member of the Catholic Writers' Union. In 1938 he obtained a master's degree in canon law from Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv. In September 1939, for several days, he was appointed pastor of the parish. Barbara in Modlin. Then, together with the entire crew of Modlin, he evacuated to Warsaw, then to Lublin and Kowel, where he lea...

General Public Virus - A pejorative term for certain versions of a copyleft or General Public License that requires that any tool or application containing a copyleft license or a link to a GPL-licensed library be distributed under the same hypothetical conditions as GNU. So copyleft "infects" GNU-based or GNU-coded software, which in turn can "infect" further software that uses parts of its code. This belief is in line with the official position of the Free Software Foundation The widespread suspicion that copyleft is a minefield has caused many developers and companies to avoid using code based on the GNU license. wiki