Der Weibertausch ist der Titel einer deutschen Filmkomödie unter der Regie von Karl Anton, die am 27. November 1952 im Bavaria-Film-Theater in Würzburg Premiere hatte. Die Hauptrollen sind mit Viktor Staal, Carola Höhn, Gertrud Kückelmann und Karlheinz Böhm besetzt. Es geht um einen anstößigen Vertrag, der unter Alkoholeinwirkung zustande kommt.

Handlung
Als Simon Gigls Zuchtstier Herodes auf einer Viehausstellung mit der Goldenen Medaille prämiert wird, ist das Ökonomierat Stuckenberger, der ein Mustergut führt, ein Dorn im Auge. Gigls einstige Magd Urschi Holler jedoch ist ziemlich stolz darauf, immerhin war sie es, die das Tier mit der Flasche großgezogen hat. Stuckenberger, der genau weiß, dass Gigl ihm den prämierten Stier Herodes niemals verkaufen würde, schaltet den durchtriebenen Geschäftemacher Alisi Resch ein, der Gigl mit einem Trick dazu bringen soll, das Tier herzugeben, um es ihm dann auf Umwegen zuzuschanzen.

Alisi Resch setzt während der Feier einen Vertrag zwischen Gigl und Urschis Mann Lorenz Holler auf. Dieser sieht vor, dass Urschi acht Tage auf Gigls Hof geht und Holler dafür im Gegenzug den Stier Herodes erhält. Er plant, "Herodes" heimlich an Stuckenberger weiterzuverkaufen, was Holler nicht weiß. Vom Alkohol berauscht unterschreibt Holler den Vertrag und auch Gigl ist einverstanden, war er doch schon immer heimlich in Urschi verliebt. Als Urschi am nächsten Morgen ein Vertragsexemplar in der Tasche ihres Mannes findet, stellt sie ihn zur Rede. Der ist über sein Verhalten vom Vortag entsetzt und zerreißt den Vertrag. Alisi Reschs Argument jedoch, dass er einen Zuchtstier nie wieder preiswerter erhalten werde, überzeugt ihn, den Vertrag doch zu erfüllen. Urschi sei zudem vor Gigls Nachstellungen sicher, weil dessen Verlobte Rosl Lanner über die Vorgänge auf dem Hof informiert werde und rechtzeitig am Hof eintreffen wird. Urschi und Holler lassen sich überreden und überrumpeln damit Gigl, der den Vertrag am Morgen schon wieder vergessen hatte.

Nachdem Gigl den Stier "vertragsgemäß" an Holler übergeben hat, erwartet er von Urschi, die er offiziell als neue Aushilfsköchin angestellt hat, eine körperliche Gegenleistung. Urschi kann sich aus der Situation retten, doch nehmen im Dorf verschiedene Gerüchte ihren Lauf, zumal Gigls Verlobte für mehrere Tage in die Stadt gereist ist, was Urschi vorher nicht wusste. Sie hofft lange vergeblich auf Rosl Lanners Rückkehr und überlegt sich immer neue Tricks, wie sie sich Gigls Nachstellungen entziehen kann.

Kaum ist Rosl Lanner von ihrer Reise zurück, hört sie von allen Seiten seltsame Vermutungen über das, was im Hause ihres Verlobten Gigl vor sich gehe. Rosl erfährt von Resch über den "Vertrag" und will Gigl einen Denkzettel verpassen. Sie versucht, Holler zu verführen, wird jedoch in ihren Bemühungen von Resch selbst unterbrochen, der den Zuchtstier vom Hollerhof abholen und zum Stuckenberger bringen will. Rosl Lanner jedoch gelingt es, den Traktor mit dem Zuchtstier stattdessen zum Giglhof umzuleiten. Als Holler beim Eintreffen des Zuges seine Frau in Gigls Armen erwischt, kommt es zu einer Schlägerei. Rosl Lanner greift ein und bringt die Streithähne auseinander. Der Bürgermeister des Ortes spricht ein Machtwort: Rosl Lanner und Gigl sollen so schnell wie möglich heiraten. Für Holler kommt ebenfalls alles zu einem guten Ende: Da er Rosl Lanners Verführungskünsten widerstanden hat auch im Hinblick auf Simon Gigl, erhält er den Stier Herodes.

Produktion

Produktionsnotizen, Hintergrund
Das Drehbuch von Erna Fentsch beruht auf ihrer Erzählung Der Weibertausch. Eine bayerische Begebenheit, aufgeschrieben und, wo's nottat, übersetzt von Ernestine Wery. Erna Fentsch schrieb sowohl unter ihrem Geburtsnamen als auch unter Ernestine Wery und Erna Wery-Fentsch. Sie war mit dem Schauspieler Carl Wery verheiratet. Nach ihrer Heirat zog sie sich von der Schauspielerei zurück und schrieb Filmdrehbücher, aber auch anderes.

Es handelt sich um eine NDF-Produktion im Verleih der Deutschen London Film. Der Film wurde im Atelier der Bavaria Film in Geiselgasteig produziert, die Außenaufnahmen entstanden in Neubeuern, Grünwald und Deigstetten. Hans Sohnle und Fritz Lück schufen die Bauten, Jacob Geis und Georg Richter waren Produktionsleiter. In Neubeuern ist u. a. das Münchner Tor zu erkennen. Als "Gasthaus zur Post" diente der Hofwirt am Marktplatz 5.

Das Bavaria, wo am 27. November 1952 die Uraufführung stattfand, war ein Kino in Würzburg in der Juliuspromenade 68, das am 22. September 1950 als Bavaria-Film-Theater eröffnet wurde. Es war eines der Premierenkinos für deutsche Filme, vor allem für Heimatfilme, und hatte oft prominente Filmschauspieler zu Gast. Der internationale Titel des Films lautet The Swap.

Lieder im Film
 Geh nicht so vorüber ...! – Text: Hans Fritz Beckmann, Musik: Lothar Brühne
 Der "Ochsenmarsch"

Kritik

Weblinks

 Der Weibertausch Filmplakat
 Der Weibertausch Titelblatt Illustrierte Film-Bühne Nr. 1747 (im Bild Gertrud Kückelmann, Karlheinz Böhm)

 Gertrud Kueckelmann – Der Weibertausch Filmprogramme der Filme mit Gertrud Kückelmann
 Der Weibertausch vollständiger Film auf dailymotion.com

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 1952
Deutscher Film
Filmkomödie
Schwarzweißfilm

Der Weibertausch


Das Estádio do Canindé ist ein Fußballstadion in der brasilianischen Stadt São Paulo. Es bietet Platz für 21.004 Zuschauer und dient dem Verein Associação Portuguesa de Desportos als Heimstätte.

Geschichte
Das Estádio do Canindé in São Paulo, mit gut zehn Millionen Einwohnern größte Stadt Brasiliens und zugleich Heimat einer Vielzahl großer Stadien, wurde zwischen 1953 und 1956 erbaut und am 11. November des gleichen Jahres eröffnet. Zum ersten Spiel im neuen Stadion trafen sich der künftige Nutzerverein der Sportstätte, der Fußballklub Associação Portuguesa de Desportos, und eine aus den beiden städtischen Spitzenvereinen FC São Paulo und Palmeiras São Paulo zusammengewürfelte Auswahl. Das Spiel endete mit einem 3:2-Erfolg von Portuguesa. Seit diesem Tag trägt Portuguesa São Paulo seine Heimspiele im Estádio do Canindé aus. Der Verein ist Mitglied des Clube dos 13 und zählt somit zu den dreizehn traditionsreichsten Fußballvereinen in ganz Brasilien. Im Vergleich zu anderen Mannschaften dieses Verbandes ist die Erfolgsliste von Portuguesa São Paulo jedoch eher klein. Seinen größten Erfolg erreichte der Verein mit der brasilianischen Vizemeisterschaft im Jahre 1996. Ferner gewann man dreimal die Staatsmeisterschaft von São Paulo. Derzeit spielt Portuguesa São Paulo in der Staatsmeisterschaft von São Paulo A1 mit.

Das Estádio do Canindé bietet heute Platz für 21.004 Zuschauer. Auch in früheren Tagen war die Kapazität nie sonderlich viel höher. Die Rekordkulisse im Stadion wurde aufgestellt, als am zehnten Oktober 1982 der Lokalrivale Corinthians São Paulo ein Gastspiel bei Portuguesa machte und 25.622 Schaulustige das Estádio do Canindé besuchten. Offiziell hat das Stadion den Namen Estádio Doutor Osvaldo Teixeira Duarte. Grund für diesen Namen ist ein ehemaliger Präsident von Portuguesa São Paulo, Osvaldo Teixeira Duarte, der dem Verein zur Zeit der Stadionerbauung vorstand. Es ist gegenwärtig das drittgrößte Stadion in São Paulo hinter dem Estádio do Morumbi, das Platz bietet für zirka 67.000 Menschen und dem Estádio do Pacaembu, das knapp über 40.000 Schaulustige fasst. Es ist jedoch zu beachten, dass sich derzeit zwei weitere große Stadionprojekte in São Paulo im Bau befinden. Sowohl die neue, zwischen 40.000 und 60.000 Menschen fassende Arena Itaquera von Corinthians, als auch das neue Estádio Palestra Itália, werden mehr Zuschauerplätze besitzen als das Estádio do Canindé.

Weblinks
 Profil des Stadions
 Website des Vereins
 Bilder des Stadions im Webarchiv

Caninde #Do
Sportstätte in São Paulo
Bauwerk in São Paulo
Erbaut in den 1950er Jahren
Caninde
Associação Portuguesa de Desportos

Estádio do Canindé


Two ships of the Royal Navy have been named HMS Minos, after the Minos of Greek mythology.

 The first  was an early steam vessel, operating on the Great Lakes from 1840 to 1852.
 The second  was an  in service from 1914 to 1920.

In the Second World War, HMS Minos was a shore base at the Port of Lowestoft.

Royal Navy ship names

HMS Minos


Centro Coyoacán fue un centro comercial inaugurado en 1988 en la Colonia Xoco, Alcaldía Benito Juárez, Ciudad de México, México. Colindante directo de la Colonia Del Valle, y cercano al centro histórico de Coyoacán, quiénes sirven de puntos de referencia al lugar.

Descripción
El renombrado arquitecto Javier Sordo Madaleno fue elegido para diseñar un espacio único que albergase tiendas exclusivas, así como una tienda departamental de El Palacio de Hierro. En 1988, El Palacio de Hierro inaugura Centro Coyoacán, su primer centro comercial.

Tiendas

Centro Comercial

 Adidas
 Guess?
 High Life
 Kiehl's
 L'Occitane en Provence
 MAC Cosmetics
 Ópticas LUX

 Sanborns
 Scappino
 The Body Shop
 Tommy Hilfiger
 Victoria's Secret

El Palacio de Hierro

 Apple
 BCBG Max Azria
 Burberry
 Cartier
 Clarisonic
 Coach
 Hugo Boss
 La Mer
 Montblanc

 Natura Bissé
 Nespresso
 Nike
 Pal Zileri
 Polo Ralph Lauren
 Salvatore Ferragamo
 Swarovski
 The North Face
 Tous

Véase también
 Galerías Insurgentes

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Centro Coyoacán
 El Palacio de Hierro

Centros comerciales de Ciudad de México

Centro Coyoacán


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Anti-Slavery International, founded as the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society in 1839, is an international non-governmental organisation, registered charity and advocacy group, based in the United Kingdom. It is the world's oldest international human rights organisation, and works exclusively against slavery and related abuses.

In 1909, the society merged with the Aborigines' Protection Society to form the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines' Protection Society, whose prominent member was Kathleen Simon, Viscountess Simon. It became the Anti-Slavery Society in July 1947, and from 1956 to 1990 it was named the Anti-Slavery Society for the Protection of Human Rights. In 1990 it was renamed Anti-Slavery International for the Protection of Human Rights, and in 1995 relaunched as Anti-Slavery International.

It owes its origins to the radical element of an older organisation also commonly referred to as the "Anti-Slavery Society", the Society for the Mitigation and Gradual Abolition of Slavery Throughout the British Dominions, which had substantially achieved abolition of slavery in the British Empire by August 1838.

The new British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was created to campaign against the practice of slavery in other countries.

History

Background

The Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade, founded in 1787, also referred to as the Abolition Society, was responsible for achieving abolition of the international slave trade, when the British Parliament passed the Slave Trade Act 1807.

The Society for the Mitigation and Gradual Abolition of Slavery Throughout the British Dominions, later known as the (London) Anti-slavery Society, was founded in 1823 and was committed to the abolition of slavery in the British Empire, which was substantially achieved in 1838 under the terms of the Slavery Abolition Act 1833.

Foundation (1839)
With abolition of slavery throughout the British dominions achieved, British abolitionists in the Agency Committee of the Anti-Slavery Society considered that a successor organisation was needed to tackle slavery worldwide. Largely under the guidance of English activist Joseph Sturge, the committee duly formed a new society, British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society on 17 April 1839,  which worked to outlaw slavery in other countries. It became widely known as the Anti-Slavery Society, as had the earlier society.

The first secretary was John Harfield Tredgold, the first treasurer, George William Alexander of Stoke Newington. Along with the founding committee, which included the Anglican Thomas Fowell Buxton, the Quaker William Allen, and the Congregationalist Josiah Conder, they organised the first World Anti-Slavery Convention in London in 1840, that attracted delegates from around the world (including from the United States of America, in the South of which slavery was at times referred to as "our peculiar institution") to the Freemasons' Hall, London on 12 June 1840.  Many delegates were notable abolitionists, with Thomas Clarkson the key speaker, and the image of the meeting was captured in a remarkable painting that still hangs in the National Portrait Gallery in London.
The convention had been advertised as a "whole world" convention, but the delegates representing anti-slavery societies in the United States included several women, among them Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who later were instrumental in the movement for women's rights. Convention leaders refused to seat the women delegates from America, and prominent male abolitionists such as Thomas Knight were outraged. He went on to form his own society.

In the 1850s, under Louis Chamerovzow, the society helped John Brown write and publish his autobiography a decade before the American Civil War ended slavery in the United States.

The second secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, appointed under the honorary secretaries Joseph Cooper and Edmund Sturge, was the Rev. Aaron Buzacott (1829–81), the son of a South Seas missionary also named Aaron Buzacott. With American slavery abolished in 1865, Buzacott worked closely with Joseph Cooper in researching and publishing work designed to help abolish slavery in elsewhere, particularly in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa.

20th century

At the beginning of the 20th century Anti-Slavery Society campaigned against slavery practices perpetrated in the Congo Free State by King Leopold II of Belgium. It was the first campaign in history that used photography to document the abuses (photographs were taken by the missionary Alice Seeley Harris). The campaign eventually helped bring an end to Leopold's tyranny.

In 1909, the society merged with the Aborigines' Protection Society to form the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines' Protection Society. Kathleen Simon, Viscountess Simon was a prominent member and stalwart of the society.

In the 1920s, the Society helped end the indentured labour system in the British colonies after campaigning against the use of Indian and Chinese "coolies". In 1921 Played a pivotal role in ending the activities of the Peruvian Amazon Company, which was using indigenous slave labour in rubber production. The organisation also successfully lobbied for the League of Nations inquiry into slavery, which resulted in the 1926 Slavery Convention that obliged all ratifying states to end slavery. It also heavily influenced the content of the 1956 UN Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery.
In 1944, a Journalist James Ewing Ritchie issued a paper to the society on sugar trade and slavery.

Between 1945 and 1962, the Anti-Slavery Society actively fought to end the ongoing Red Sea slave trade and the slavery in the Arabian Peninsula, and built allies across the world and in the United states to achieve its goal until slavery in Saudi Arabia was finnally abolished in 1962.

The Anti Slavery Society actively campaigned against the slavery and slave trade in the Arabian Peninsula from the conclusion of World War II until the 1970s, and particularly publicized Saudi Arabia's central role in 20th-century chattel Slavery within the United Nations, but their efforts was long opposed by the lack of support from London and Washington.
The British Foreign Office's internal reports noted an upswing in the slave trade to Saidu Arabia after WII, but preferred to turn a blind eye to it to avoid international exposure of their own Gulf Sheikh allies' complicity in the slave trade.

The US Eisenhower administration sought to undermine the Bricker Amendment by a retreat from the UN, and made Saudi Arabia a cornerstone of the Eisenhower Doctrine, and therefore abstained from the United Nations Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery, the Slave Trade, and Institutions and
Practices Similar to Slavery.
The British Anti Slavery Society failed to pass stricter enforcements at the 1956 UN Supplementary Convention on Slavery, but the issue started to attract international attention.

When President Kennedy took office, the issue of slavery within the US ally Saudi Arabia had caused growing domestic and international attention and caused damage to the Kennedy administration's liberal world-order rhetoric and the US-Saudi partnership, and Kennedy pressed Saudi leaders to "modernize and reform" if they wished US  military assistance during the Yemeni Civil War.
President Kennedy wished to strenghten the UN, which in turn also streghtened the longoing abolition campaign of the British Anti Slavery Society within the UN and gave it gravitas.
The Kennedy administration also experienced international pressure from influential secular Middle East regional leaders like Gamal Abdul Nasser, as well as from the newly decolonization African states, whose own citizens were the most common victims of the slave trade to the Arabian Peninsula,  and whose good will was necessary Kennedy's anti Soviet New Frontier agenda in the Global South. The Kennedy administration therefore put pressure on Saudi Arabia to introduce "modernization reforms", a request which was heavily directed against slavery.
In November 1962, Faisal of Saudi Arabia finally prohibited the owning of slaves in Saudi Arabia.

From 1947 to 1956, it was called the Anti-Slavery Society, and from 1956 to 1990 the Anti-Slavery Society for the Protection of Human Rights. In 1990, it was renamed Anti-Slavery International for the Protection of Human Rights, and in 1995 Anti-Slavery International.

Anti-Slavery International was one of the original supporters of the "End Child Prostitution, Pornography and Trafficking" campaign (ECPAT), and helped set up the UK branch in the 1990s. It also helped to organise the 1998 Global March against Child Labour, which helped lead to the adoption of a new International Labour Organization Convention on the Worst Forms of Child Labour in 1999.

21st century
In the 21st century, it worked with Nepalese NGO INSEC to secure Government backing to abolish the Kamaiya form of bonded labour; in 2003 with local NGO Timidria conducted a survey that led to the criminalisation of slavery in Niger, and lobbied the Brazilian government to introduce a National Plan for the Eradication of Slavery. Two years later ASI organised a major campaign on child camel jockeys in the Gulf States, which influenced the UAE's decision to rescue and repatriate up to 3,000 child camel jockeys.

In the UK, it successfully lobbied to make trafficking of sexual and labour exploitation a criminal offence in 2004.

In 2008, it was amongst groups that supported a former slave, Hadijatou Mani, in obtaining the verdict of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) court that found the state of Niger guilty of failing to protect her from slavery. The ruling set a legal precedent with respect to the obligations of states to protect its citizens from slavery

In June 2010, following the campaign by Anti-Slavery International and Liberty the UK Parliament introduced a criminal offence of forced labour in the Coroners and Justice Act 2009. In 2010 the organisation also exposed the routine use of the forced labour of girls and young women in the manufacture of garments in Southern India for Western high streets, prompting, eventually, business and international civil society efforts to end the practice.

Anti-Slavery lobbied the UK government to sign up to an EU anti-trafficking law to protect the victims and secure justice for people who have been trafficked (2011). It also played a big part in lobbying the International Labour Organization to adopt a Convention on Decent Work for Domestic Workers in June 2011.

In 2021, Anti-Slavery International has pressured businesses and governments to address conditions in the Xinjiang cotton industry.

Overview
Anti-Slavery International is the world's oldest international human rights organisation, and bases its work on the United Nations treaties against slavery. It has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council and observer status at the International Labour Organization. It is a non-religious, non-political independent organisation. It works closely with partner organisations from around the world to tackle all forms of slavery.

Publications
The society published The Anti-Slavery Reporter from 1839, taking over from the earlier organisation (named the London Anti-slavery Society in its last year of existence).

The journal merged with the Aborigines' Friend to form the Anti-Slavery Reporter and Aborigines' Friend in 1909, when the BFASS merged with the Aborigines' Protection Society.

Modern-day slavery

Human trafficking is the illegal transportation of kidnapped women, children, and men across international borders in order to put them into slavery at the destination. This form of modern slavery is one of the most common and may affect the most people: it is estimated that between 500,000 and 800,000 victims enter the trade each year.

The International Labour Organization estimates that, by their definitions, over 40 million people are in some form of slavery today. 24.9 million people are in forced labor, of whom 16 million people are exploited in the private sector such as domestic work, construction or agriculture; 4.8 million persons in forced sexual exploitation, and 4 million persons in forced labour imposed by state authorities. 15.4 million people are in forced marriage.

Anti-Slavery International points to the lack of enforcement of existing laws as a barrier to stopping human trafficking. Discrimination on the basis of social status, religion, ethnicity, gender and immigration status operate as additional barriers. The organization joined more than 180 other groups in a campaign to pressure retailers such as Nike, Apple and Gap to stop using forced labour of Uighurs in their factories located in China.

Anti-Slavery Award

Anti-Slavery International instituted the Anti-Slavery Award in 1991 to draw attention to the continuing problem of slavery in the world today and to provide recognition for long-term, courageous campaigning by organisations or individuals in the countries most affected.
 1991: Bonded Labour Liberation Front (India)
 1992: Ricardo Rezende
 1993: End Child Prostitution in Asian Tourism (ECPAT)
 1994: Edwin Paraison
 1995: Harry Wu
 1996: Regional Indigenous Organisation of Atalaya (OIRA)
 1997: Pureza Lopes Loiola
 1998: Cheïkh Saad Bouh Kamara
 1999: Vivek and Vidyullata Pandit
 2000: George Omona
 2001: Association for Community Development (ACD)
 2002: Backward Society Education (BASE)
 2003: Vera Lesko
 2004: Timidria
 2005: Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, (Visayan Forum Foundation)
 2006: James Aguer Figueira
 2007: Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)
 2009: SOS Esclaves
 2010: Justice 4 Domestic Workers
 2012: Temedt, a social movement in Mali

See also
 List of organizations that combat human trafficking
 Brazilian Anti-Slavery Society

References

Further reading
 – Downloadable pamphlet.

 – Covers earlier and later Anti-slavery societies.

External links

 – Includes long list of subjects of the portrait, with links to each.

Abolitionism in the United Kingdom
Charities based in London
Human rights organisations based in the United Kingdom
International human rights organizations
International organisations based in London
Organisations based in the London Borough of Lambeth
Organizations established in 1839
Organizations that combat human trafficking
1839 establishments in the United Kingdom
Contemporary slavery

Anti-Slavery International


Nordfolda er en fjordarm af Folda i Nordland fylke i Norge. Den største del af fjorden ligger i Steigen, mens den inderste del ligger i Sørfold kommune. Fjorden går i nordøstlig retning fra indløbet ved Hjartøya til Stavnes hvor den fortsætter i sydøstlig retning og skifter navn til Mørsvikfjorden. Samlet er længden 46 kilometer ind til fjordbunden ved Mørsvikbotn.

Der går tre fjordarme fra Nordfolda: Balkjosen i nordlig retning, Brattfjorden i østlig og Vinkfjorden i sydøstlig retning. Mulfjorden er navnet på sundet som går mellem sydsiden af Hjartøya og fastlandet.

Fylkesvejene 631  og 632 går langs nordvestsiden af fjorden mellem indløbet og ind til Balkjosen. På nordsiden af fjorden er der spredt bebyggelse langs hele fjorden. Den yderste og vestlige del af nordsiden af fjorden kaldes Foldstranda og her gårdene Laukvika, Flekkos, Stamsvika, Håsand, Seglstein, Valle, Breivika, Sandset og Åbornes. Videre ind langs fjorden ligger kirkestedet Nordfold og gårdene Lakså og Alvnes. I nordøst mellem indløbet til Balkjosen og Mørsvikfjorden ligger  gårdene Nøtnes, Bjørsvika og Hopen. På nær en enkelt er de alle uden vejforbindelse. Langs sydsiden af fjorden ligger gårdene Mulen, Slåttvika, Vinkenes, og Stavnes, som også er uden vejforbindelse. Europavej E6 går langs fjordbunden gennem Mørsvikbotn-bygderne. Tidligere blev flere af bebyggelserne langs fjorden betjent af en hurtigbådrute. Før Steigentunnelen blev åbnet var der færgeforbindelse over fjorden mellem Nordfold og Røsvik i Sørfold. Der var også i tidligere tider lokal bådrute på fjorden med blandt andet anløb ved Seglstein, Åbornes og Nordfold.

Kilder og henvisninger

Vinkenes.no: Side om den lille bygd Vinkenes.

Fjorde i Nordland
Steigen
Sørfold

Nordfolda


was a coastal town located in Nima District, Shimane Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2003, the town had an estimated population of 3,853 and a density of 53.63 persons per km2. The total area was 71.85 km2

On October 1, 2005, Yunotsu, along with the town of Nima (also from Nima District), was merged into the expanded city of Ōda.

See also
Groups of Traditional Buildings

Dissolved municipalities of Shimane Prefecture
Ōda, Shimane

Yunotsu, Shimane


Sezonul 2006-2007  este al treilea sezon în liga a II-a, după ce echipa s-a reîntors din liga a III-a. Antrenor este Haralambie Antohi, dar acesta este înlocuit pe bancă atât de Liviu Ciobotariu, cât și de Adrian Hârlab pe la finalul sezonului, oricum este un sezon mai complicat nu neaparat greu sau ușor dar complicat, două echipe din această serie promovează FC Delta Tulcea și Gloria Buzău prima nu poate evolua în liga I fiindcă nu are un stadion important pentru meciurile din liga 1 și astfel promovează Dacia Mioveni în locul ei, a doua promovată primește șansa de a evolua în liga 1 fără probleme dat fiind stadionul pe care îl au și pe care îl dispuneau pentru meciurile din liga 1.

Echipă

Echipă

Transferuri

Sosiri

Plecări

Clasamentul după 34 de etape se prezintă astfel:

Sezon

Seria II

Rezultate

Sezon intern

Sezoanele echipei Dunărea Galați

Dunărea Galați în sezonul 2006-2007


Ilija Abramović (Grebnice, Bosanska Posavina, 8. kolovoza 1925. – Celovec, Austrija, 5. kolovoza 2020.), hrvatski emigrantski djelatnik, počasni predsjednik Počasnog bleiburškog voda, jedan od najzaslužnijih čuvara bleiburške uspomene od zaborava.

Životopis
Rodio se je u Bosanskoj Posavini 1925. godine. U ranoj mladosti se susreo s nacionalnom problematikom. Kad je škola organizirala odlazak na pogreb kralju Aleksandru u Beograd, uz državnu stimulaciju od 50% onima koji su mogli platiti pola puta, očeva ljutita reakcija ga je nacionalno osvijestila, prema njegovim riječima. Krajem studenoga 1943. unovačen je u 5. lovačku bojnu u Srijemskoj Mitrovici.

U lipnju 1944. godine, mornarička komisija premjestila ga na mornaričku obuku u Sisak. Umjesto u planirani Trst, nakon završene obuke prebačen je u Zagorje. Po povratku u Zagreb dodijeljen je 12. zdrugu pod 3. udarnom divizijom, koji je ratovao kod Gradačca. Ondje je teško ranjen 17. ožujka 1945. u ruke te je prebačen u bolnicu Sv. Duh u Zagrebu. Danas, 7. svibnja 1945. godine evakuiran je iz bolnice te je u Dravograd stigao 14. ili 15. svibnja. Ondje su ga zarobili britanski vojnici i kao ranjenika smjestili u bolnicu, što ga je spasilo od sudbine ostalih izbjeglica iz njegove kolone te je tako preživio Bleiburšku tragediju. Nakon što su ga pustili iz bolnice, nije se vratio u domovinu, nego je ostao u Celovcu.

Godine 1952. bio je sudionikom prvog dolaska na Bleiburško polje i osnivanja Počasnog bleiburškog voda. Od tog je trenutka sve do smrti bio dijelom kruga najzaslužnijih pojedinaca za dugogodišnju brigu o komemorativnim skupovima na Bleiburškom polju. Praktično je cijeli svoj život u Austriji posvetio radu na očuvanju uspomene na nedužne hrvatske žrtve pomorene u partizanskim zločinima poznatima kao Bleiburška tragedija i Križni put hrvatskog naroda. U svom boravištu u Celovcu bio je predsjednik misijskog vijeća tamošnje matične crkve Hrvatske katoličke misije, u Marienkirche. Od 1961. do 2007. godine bio je naizmjence rizničar i glavni tajnik PBV-a. Od 2007. je bio predsjednik PBV-a do 2017., kada je proglašen doživotnim počasnim predsjednikom PBV-a. Umro je 5. kolovoza 2020. u Celovcu. Ispraćaj prema domovini bio je 10. kolovoza iz Marienkirche. Pokopan je 11. kolovoza u 13 sati na mjesnom groblju u Grebnicama.

Izvori

Životopisi, Austrija
Hrvati u Austriji
Hrvatska politička emigracija (1945. – 1989.)

Ilija Abramović


Auguste-Jean-Marie Vermorel (21 June 184120 June 1871) was a  French socialist writer, editor and journalist and a leader of the Paris Commune.

Biography
He was born at Denicé. A radical and socialist writer and activist, he founded the journal La Jeune France (Young France) in 1861; then became editor-in-chief of Du Courrier français. He was attached to the staff of the Presse (1864), the Liberté (1866) and worked also on the journal La Reforme; his attacks on the government in that organ led to his imprisonment. He also published Les Hommes de 1848 (The Men of 1848) in 1868, Les Hommes de 1851 (The men of 1851) and Les Vampires (The Vampires, an electoral pamphlet) in 1869 and Le Parti socialiste (the Socialist Party) in 1870. Previously he had published books on the works of the primary leaders of the French Revolution including Danton, Robespierre and Jean-Paul Marat as well as works on various other subjects.

Imprisoned by the Second Empire because of his political opinions, he was released by the Proclamation of the Republic on September 4, 1870. But he was again imprisoned for his participation in the uprising of October 31, 1870 against the policy of the Government of National Defense . After the end of the siege of Paris by the Germans (September 1870 - March 1871), he retired to the provinces, but returned to Paris after the establishment of the Paris Commune on March 18, 1871. On March 26, he was elected to the Council of the Commune by the 18th arrondissement; He served on the Justice Commission, then the Executive Commission and finally that of the Sûreté générale. He published two newspapers, L'Ordre (Order) and L'Ami du Peuple (The Friend of the People), each one suppressed after just four issues. He voted against the creation of the Committee of Public Safety, as part of the minority on the Council of the Municipality. During the Semaine sanglante (Bloody Week), he fought on the barricades where he was seriously injured on May 25, 1871. After the defeat and destruction of the Commune by the German and French armies, he was arrested and transferred as a prisoner of the French government to Versailles, where he was allowed to die slowly for lack of medical care at the age of 29. He is buried in the cemetery of Denicé.

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1871 deaths
People from Rhône (department)
19th-century French journalists
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19th-century male writers
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Alphonse-Etienne Dinet , también conocido como Nasr'Eddine Dinet tras su conversión al Islam (28 de marzo de 1861 -  1929, París) fue un pintor orientalista francés.

Biografía

Dinet era hijo de un prominente juez francés. A partir de 1871, estudió en el Liceo Enrique IV. Después de su graduación en 1881 se matriculó en la École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts e ingresó en el estudio de Victor Galland. Al año siguiente, estudió con William Bouguereau y Tony Robert-Fleury en la Académie Julian. También exhibió sus obras por primera vez en el Salón de París.

Hizo su primer viaje a Bou Saada, en el sur de Argelia en 1884, con un equipo de entomólogos. Al siguiente año hizo un segundo viaje tras recibir una beca del gobierno, esta vez a la ciudad de Laghouat en el Valle de M'Zab. En esa época pintó sus dos primeros cuadros sobre Argelia: Les Terrasses de Laghouat y l'Oued M'sila après L'orage.

Logró la medalla de plata de pintura en la Exposición Universal en 1889, y en el mismo año fundó la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts, junto con Meissonier , Puvis de Chavannes , Rodin, Carolus Duran y Charles Cottet.

En 1903 compró una casa en Bou Saada y pasó los tres trimestres de cada año allí. Anunció su conversión al islam en una carta privada escrita en 1908, y completó su conversión formal en 1913, en la que cambió su nombre por el de Nasr "Eddine Dinet. En 1929 él y su esposa realizaron el Hajj en la Meca. El respeto que se ganó entre los nativos de Argelia se vio reflejado en las más de 5.000 personas que asistieron a su funeral el 12 de enero de 1930 en Bou Saada. Allí fue elogiado por el exgobernador general de Argelia Maurice Viollette.

Trabajo
La comprensión de Dinet de la cultura árabe y su lenguaje lo distingue del resto de artistas orientalistas. Sorprendentemente, fue capaz de encontrar modelos para desnudos en la zona rural de Argelia. Antes de 1900, la mayor parte de su obra podría definirse como "anecdóticas escenas de género". A medida que se interesaba más en el islam, comenzó a pintar temas religiosos con más frecuencia. También se dedicaba a la traducción de obras de literatura árabe al francés, entre sus traducciones destaca la del poema épico del  de Antarah ibn Shaddad, que fue traducido en 1898.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Obras de Dinet en Artcyclopedia
Cronología detallada de la vida de Dinet

Pintores de Francia del siglo XIX
Pintores de Francia del siglo XX
Conversos al islam desde el cristianismo
Musulmanes de Francia
Oficiales de la Legión de Honor
Pintores orientalistas
Fallecidos en París

Étienne Dinet


Hartwick College is a private liberal arts college in Oneonta, New York. The institution's origin is rooted in the founding of Hartwick Seminary in 1797 through the will of John Christopher Hartwick. In 1927, the Seminary moved to expand into a four-year college and was offered land by the city of Oneonta to move to its current location. The college has 1,161 undergraduate students from 30 states and 22 countries, 187 faculty members, and a student-faculty ratio of 11:1.

History

Hartwick College traces its history to the  will of Lutheran minister John Christopher Hartwick, who died in 1796. The following year the executors of his will decided to establish a seminary in his name. The first student graduated in 1803, and in 1816 the New York State Legislature incorporated the school—the first Lutheran seminary in America—as a classical academy and theological seminary in Hartwick, near Cooperstown. The school moved to its present location in Oneonta in 1928, when the Seminary's trustees voted to close it and incorporate there as a four-year college. The land for the campus was donated by the City of Oneonta. Bresee Hall, today the oldest building on campus, was designed by noted architect John Russell Pope and built in 1928. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004.  The college's ties to the Lutheran Church ended in the 1960s, and it now carries no religious affiliation.

In May 2016, former President Margaret L. Drugovich was served a no confidence vote by the faculty and staff of Hartwick College and asked to resign. She was then awarded a new eight-year contract by the board of trustees to continue serving as president until 2024. In September 2021, Drugovich announced plans to retire in summer of 2022.

In 2016, the college secured more than $34 million through its latest capital campaign, exceeding the original goal of $32 million.

On April 19, 2022, the college named Darren Reisberg as President Elect. He assumed office on August 1, 2022.

Academics
Hartwick College offers 31 majors and 24 areas of study leading to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. Additionally, it offers 11 minors; pre-professional programs in law, medicine, engineering and allied health professions; and five cooperative programs in engineering, law, business, and physical and occupational therapy. Students can also choose a concentration within their major.

The pre-engineering program at Hartwick has cooperative agreements with both Columbia University and Clarkson University that allow students to spend three years at Hartwick and two years at one of the other schools studying engineering. Successful completion brings a bachelor's degree from Hartwick and an engineering degree from Clarkson or
Columbia.

Hartwick's three-year bachelor's degree program allows qualified students to receive a degree in three years, as opposed to the traditional four. Since its launch in 2009, the program has sparked national interest for cost savings and quality.

The Liberal Arts in Practice curriculum merges traditional liberal arts study, personalized teaching, and experiential learning. Hartwick encourages students to gain real-world experience through internships, volunteer work, and job shadowing. Hartwick assists in networking and job-shadowing programs in career locations such as Boston, New York City, and other local venues

Hartwick College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The nursing program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and the American Chemical Society approves the Bachelor of Science degree program in chemistry.

Three-year bachelor's degree program

Since 2009, Hartwick has offered a three-year bachelor's degree program, which allows students with an increased courseload to receive an undergraduate degree in liberal arts in three years instead of four. This reduces tuition by about 25%. No summer coursework is required (except for nursing majors), so three-year students can work, intern or travel during summer breaks. Most majors are included in the program, there is no required online component, and all courses are taught by Hartwick faculty.

January term

Every year, about 200-300 Hartwick students participate in 15-23 off-campus courses, taught by Hartwick faculty. Nearly every off-campus program is open to new students. All are open to majors and non-majors, with the exception of Trans-cultural Nursing in Jamaica. There are many scholarships available to support students who choose to study abroad during the college's January Term. Several international study-abroad scholarships are available: the Florence and George Hutman Scholarship, the Dobert Family Scholarship and the Andrew and Betty Anderson Scholarship.

Rankings

In 2021, U.S. News & World Report ranked Hartwick College 146th  out of 223 schools in its National Liberal Arts College Rankings.  In 2013, U.S. News & World Report also ranked Hartwick 21st among all U.S. colleges and universities for the percentage of students who study abroad.

Hartwick College is ranked 59th for liberal arts colleges on Payscale.com's 2016-17 list of highest-paid graduates.

Business Insider recognized Hartwick as #13 in their 2015 "50 Most Underrated Colleges in America" ranking for graduate earning potential. In 2013,  the college also placed #274 out of a list of 501 colleges and universities across the nation in its Complete Ranking Of America's 501 Smartest Colleges.

Forbes Magazine ranked Hartwick # 501 overall in the 2016 Forbes ranking of the best colleges and universities in the nation; public and private colleges and universities included.

In Washington Monthly's 2019 College Rankings, Hartwick is ranked #130 out of 214 liberal arts colleges in the nation.

Student life
Hartwick offers student-run activities through more than 60 clubs and organizations that cover a wide variety of topics. The student governing body, Student Senate, oversees the constitutions and budgets of every club. There are a variety of honor societies and a variety of special-interest clubs ranging from academics to extracurricular activities. The Hartwick College Activities Board (HCAB) and SUNY Oneonta's student activities board host the downtown OH Fest street festival/concert each year for families and college students.

Greek Life at Hartwick College is based in a rich history dating back more than 80 years. During this time fraternities and sororities have been a valuable segment of the college experience. Fraternities include: Alpha Sigma Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha, and Kappa Sigma; sororities include: Alpha Omicron Pi, Theta Phi Alpha, local sorority Gamma Phi Delta, and local sorority Phi Sigma Phi.

Many Hartwick class events are organized by the Student Alumni Association ('Wick S.A.A.), including the OozeFest mud volleyball tournament, freshman sundae, sophomore barbecue, junior pig roast, and senior banquet. The campus newspaper is Hilltops, which is published weekly. Columns include Minds of the Roundtable, Athlete of the Week, The Comic Book Corner, and DSquared. Hartwick also operates a student-run radio station, WRHO 89.7 FM.

Pine Lake Environmental Campus

Hartwick College acquired the Pine Lake Environmental Campus in 1971. Pine Lake provides Hartwick students with opportunities for hands-on research, academic study, and responsible environmental stewardship and self-discovery. It offers a residential alternative to the main campus residence halls.

The campus has 11 buildings on over 300 preserved acres, including eight cabins that are used as student housing during the school year.

The Vaudevillian, an arched building, is used for movies, contra dances, indoor festivals and other events. Science courses that are taught at Pine Lake often use the R.R. Smith Field Station, which has a small classroom area, a computer lab area, and two lab rooms. Living at the environmental campus is an option for Hartwick students.

Boats and kayaks can be borrowed and used on the lake during warmer months. Pine Lake's facilities are available to Hartwick staff, faculty, families and guests, as well as public members. There is an extensive trail system around the lake. The Pine Lake Club installed a disc golf course with nine baskets between the lake and the back field near the Holton Memorial Trail.

Pine Lake is open to the public through membership and summer rentals.

Table Rock Trail System

Hartwick College's main campus features an extensive trail system spanning approximately ten miles, open to students, college employees, and the public. Managed by the Hartwick Trails Committee, these trails offer opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. Students have the opportunity to engage in hiking and wellness courses that utilize the trail system. Additionally, they can design research projects that are based on the trail system, and earn service hours by assisting with trail maintenance. The trails serve as a platform for sustainability initiatives and provide a valuable resource for outdoor recreation and education at Hartwick College.

Athletics

Hartwick's mascot is Swoop the Hawk. The school's colors are Wellesley Blue and White.

The college is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), competing at the Division III level, and is a member of the Empire 8 Conference.

The college discontinued D1 women's water polo in February 2018.

Hartwick's men's soccer team won the NCAA Division I National Title in 1977.

Men's sports
 College basketball
 Cross country running
 College football
 Indoor track and field
 College lacrosse
 Outdoor track and field
 College soccer
 Swimming and Diving

Women's sports
 College basketball
 Cross country running
 Equestrian
 Field Hockey
 Indoor track and field
 College lacrosse
 Outdoor track and field
 College soccer
 Swimming and Diving
 Tennis
 Volleyball

Notable alumni
Scott Adams '79, creator of Dilbert
 Isaac Newton Arnold 1832, lawyer, politician, abolitionist. Attended Hartwick Seminary.
Frederick H. Belden '32 (1909-1979), Tenth Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island
John Bluem '74, former professional soccer player (Tampa Bay Rowdies), college coach (Fresno State and Ohio State) and broadcaster (Columbus Crew)
Jason Boltus '09, Quarterback for the Tampa Bay Storm of the Arena Football League
Mike Burns '93, former professional soccer player
Charles D. Cook '56 (1935–2001), former New York State senator
Peter Daempfle '92, author
Stephen L. Green '60 Chairman of SL Green Realty Corp, the largest landlord in NYC.
Tyler Hemming '07, professional soccer player (Toronto FC midfielder)
Harold E. Hyde '33, tenth President of Plymouth State University (NH)
Matt Lawrence, professional soccer player
 David H. Long '83, CEO of Liberty Mutual Group
Dave Lemanczyk, Major League baseball player
Clarence MacGregor, former justice of the New York Supreme Court and United States representative (1919–1928)
Michael Maren '77, former journalist and current filmmaker.
Harold Clark Martin '37, 14th President of Union College (NY)
Cyrus Mehri '83, noted Washington DC-based anti-discrimination lawyer
Glenn "Mooch" Myernick '77, professional soccer player and coach
Craig Potter '07, professional Scottish footballer (soccer)
John A. Quitman, 10th and 16th Governor of Mississippi, and U.S. Representative from Mississippi; attended Hartwick Seminary.
Rory Read '83, COO of Dell
Andrew Sambrook '00, professional soccer player (Gillingham FC, Rushden & Diamonds, Grays Athletic)
James L. Seward '73, New York state senator
Craig Slaff '82, award-winning aviation artist
Nadya Zhexembayeva '01, co-founder and chief reinvention officer, WE EXIST Reinvention Agency
 Maxwell Jacob Friedman Professional Wrestler

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Private universities and colleges in New York (state)
Liberal arts colleges in New York (state)
Educational institutions established in 1797
1797 establishments in New York (state)
Universities and colleges in Otsego County, New York

Hartwick College


මැණික් වෙහෙර ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ පොළොන්නරුව පෞරාණික නගරයේ උතුරු දොරටුව මහ වීදියට ආසන්නව ඉදි කොට ඇති විහාරාරාමයක් වේ.

ඉතිහාසය
සාමාන්‍ය වහරේදී මැණික් වෙහෙර ලෙස හැඳින්වෙන මෙම විහාරරාමයේ ඉතිහාසය අවිනිශ්චිත වේ. කෙසේ වූවද මෙහි වූ ලක්ෂණ අනූව මෙය ක්‍රි.ව. 8-9 සියවසේ ඉදිකරන ලද්දක් සේ විශ්වාස කෙරේ.

ආරාමය
මාළක තුනකින් සමන්විත වන ආකාරයට නිමවා ඇති මෙම විහාරාරාමයේ ස්තූපයක්, බෝධිඝරයක්, ප්‍රථිමා ගෘහ කිහිපයක්, දාන ශාලාවක්, වෙද පන්සලකි හා වෙනත් කුටි රැසක් දැකගත හැකි වේ. ස්තූපය ගඩොලින් කල උස්වූ චතුරස්‍රාකාර වේදිකාවක් මත ගඩොල් බිත්ති වලින් වටවන සේ නිමවා ඇත. ගඩොල් වේදිකාවේ පාදම් අලංකාර සිංහ රූ සහිත ඵලකයන් මගින් සරසා තිබෙන අතර ස්තූප මළුවට ඇතුළුවීමට ශෙෙලමය උළුවස්සක් යොදා ගෙන තිබේ. මෙහි වූ මුරගල්හී විශේෂත්වය වන්නේ ඒවායේ පිටත පැතිහී ඇත් රූපයක් නෙලා ඇති ආකාරය දැකගත හැකිවීමයි.

මූලාශ්‍ර

පොළොන්නරුව දිස්ත්‍රික්කයේ බෞද්ධ සිද්ධස්ථාන
පොළොන්නරුව දිස්ත්‍රික්කයේ පුරාවිද්‍යා ආරක්‍ෂිත ස්මාරක

මැණික් වෙහෙර


جماعة أفسو (بالأمازيغية الريفية: ⴰⴼⵙⵓ) جماعة قروية تابعة لقبيلة آيت بويحيي الريفية الأمازيغية بإقليم الناظور وتتموقع في جنوب هذا الإقليم في شمال المغرب. تحد شمالا بجماعة تيزضوضين وشرقا بجماعة حاسي بركان وكلاهما تابعتين مثلها لنفس القبيلة، أما من الغرب فتحد بجماعة اولاد بوبكر التابعة لقبيلة مطالسة، من الجنوب تحد بجماعة صاكا هذه الأخيرة رغم أنها تنتمي أيضا لقبيلة آيت بويحيي إلا أنها تابعة لإقليم جرسيف. يبلغ عدد سكان الجماعة 3413 نسمة حسب إحصاء سنة 2004.

التقسيم الإداري
من بين القرى والدواوير المكونة لجماعة أفسو نجد:
 دوار أولاد بوعياد
 دوار أولاد سليمان
 دوار أولاد عثمان (إعثمانين)

مراجع

جماعات قروية في الجهة الشرقية
أماكن مأهولة في إقليم الناظور
جماعات قروية في المغرب

أفسو


Marc-André ter Stegen (fæddur 30. apríl 1992) er þýskur knattspyrnumaður sem spilar fyrir Barcelona og þýska landsliðið.

Titlar
Barcelona
La Liga: 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19
Copa del Rey(Konungsbikarinn): 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18
Meistaradeild Evrópu:  2014-15
HM Félagsliða: 2015
Þýskaland: Gull HM 2014

Tenglar
 https://www.espn.co.uk/football/player/_/id/140740/marc-andre-ter-stegen
 https://www.fcbarcelona.com/en/football/first-team/players/11072/marc-andre-ter-stegen

ter Stegen Marc-Andre

Marc-André ter Stegen


Niet Molotoff est une chanson de propagande finlandaise composée pendant la guerre d'Hiver par  sur des paroles écrites par , pour se moquer des envahisseurs soviétiques.

Histoire
Matti Jurva a enregistré la chanson pour la première fois en 1942, avec un groupe nommé Kristalli-Tanssiorkesteri dirigé par . L'accompagnement orchestral de l'enregistrement a été arrangé par .

La chanson se moque des envahisseurs soviétiques et notamment Viatcheslav Molotov, le ministre soviétique des Affaires étrangères, comparé ici à Nikolaï Bobrikov, un fonctionnaire tsariste qui a été assassiné pour ses tentatives d'instituer des politiques de russification en Finlande. Le refrain fustige Molotov, l'accusant de « mentir plus que Bobrikov lui-même », tandis que le reste de la chanson se moque des attentes soviétiques d'une conquête en douceur et raille également Joseph Staline « et d'autres charlatans ».

Conception

Paroles et traduction

Accueil

Dans la culture populaire

Utilisation dans des films
La chanson est utilisée dans le film de propagande , dans lequel Jürva lui-même est apparu. Le film parle de l'Armée rouge pendant la guerre d'Hiver, et les soldats russes sont mis en déroute en chantant « Molotov n'est pas bon ». Les paroles sont légèrement différentes de celles enregistrées plus tard.

Nouvel enregistrement
Un nouvel enregistrement de la chanson a été réalisé en  par le groupe  sous le nom de « Njet Molotoff ».

Version alternative ukrainienne
En , lors de l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie, une parodie intitulée « Njet Vladimir » et réalisée par des ukrainiens a été mise en ligne. Dans cette reprise, Vladimir Poutine est fustigé à la place de Molotov.

Articles connexes
 Säkkijärven polkka

Références

Liens externes

 Parodie ukrainienne Niet Vladimir

Chant militaire
Guerre de Continuation
Chanson de 1942
Chanson finlandaise
Chanson en finnois

Niet Molotoff


ماريا دل كارمن مسلسل مكسيكي مدبلج إلى العربية، يتكون من 112 حلقة بالدبلجة و135 حلقة بالنسخة الأصلية أنتج من قبل مؤسسة telenovela في سنة 2000 وعرض في الشرق الأوسط على قناة الجزائرية 3 في سنة 2003.

القصة

كريستينا الفاريز امرأة شابة وجميلة، سيفيريانو الفاريز والد كريستينا، هو رجل غني ويملك مزرعة كبيرة فيلاهيرموسا وصاحب نفوذ في قرية فيلاهيرموسا، دييغو هرنانديز يعمل مشرف العمال في مزرعة سيفيريانو وهو رجل قوي ووسيم، يقع في حب كريستينا وهي أيضاً تبادله مثل الشعور لكنها تقع في الخطيئة معه وتحمل منه وفي وقت لاحق يكتشف علاقتها أبيها مع دييغو، سيفيريانو يريد قتل أبنته بسبب العار لكن كريستينا تخبره بأنها حامل من دييغو..

سيفيريانو قام بأرسال أبنته كريستينا وأبنة خادمتهم راكيلا إلى العاصمة، راكيلا هي شريرة تحقد على كريستينا لكن الأخرى تحسبها صديقتها. فيديريكو ريفيرو مساعد سيفيريانو في العاصمة وهو رجل شرير وقاسي وطماع. فيديريكو يقع في حب كريستينا لكن كرستينا تكرهه أما راكيلا فهي تعشق فيديريكو وتشعر بالحقد أتجاه كريستينا. بعد فترة، تلد كريستينا وتنجب فتاة وتطلق عليها اسم ماريا دل كارمن، سيفيريانو يعطي الفتاة راكيلا مع قليلا من المال ويأمرها بأن تتبناها. فيديريكو يتزوج من كريستينا رغماً عنها ويتوفى والدها سيفيريانو وهم عائدين إلى القرية يحصل حادث متعمد من فيديريكو يريد موتها لكن الحادث يؤدي إلى عمى كريستينا وذلك من أجل الحصول على ثروتها. وعند أستقرارهم في القرية يقوم فيديريكو بقتل دييغو حبيب كريستينا كي لايعودا لبعضهما. كريستينا وأمها تعيش في قرية فيلاهيرموسا تحت سيطرة فيديريكو وبنفس المنزل الذي تعيش فيه طفلتها ماريا دل كارمن وقد أصبحت عرابتها.

تمر 15 سنة، فيديريكو سعيد لوصول ابن شقيقة كارلوس مانويل إلى فيلاهيرموسا وهو شاب جميل ووسيم وقد أصبح دكتور تخرج بدراستة الطب في الخارج والحقيقة أن كارلوس مانويل أبن فيديريكو من خادمته لكنه قام برعايته ومسؤؤل عنه. كارلوس مانويل يقع في حب ديبورا فالكون، دون معرفته بأنها عشيقة فيديريكو، وعند أكتشاف فيديريكو بعلاقة أبنه مع عشيقته يحاول منع العلاقة لكن ديبورا لعينة وشريرة تعاشر الأب والأبن. ماريا دل كارمن تقع في حب كارلوس مانويل، لكن هو الأخر يقع في حبها لاحقاً بعد أكتشافه حقيقة ديبورا وحقيقة والده وأكتشافة أيضاً حب ماريا دل كارمن له. ديبورا لن تستسلم فهي تتعرض لهما دائماً, أما فيديريكو يقع في حب ماريا دل كارمن ويحاول تفريقها عن كارلوس مانويل.

كارلوس مانويل يستقبل صديقه دكتور العيون لويس انخيل روبلز ويعرفه على كريستينا ليرى حالتها. لويس أنخل يقع في حب كريستينا سراً
ويصبح له دافعاً أن يقوم بعمل عملية لعيون كريستينا، وبالفعل يقوم بفعل العملية والتحقق النجاح. كريستينا تتظاهر أنها لاترى لكي تكشف كل من حولها، كشفت أسرار كثيرة عن فيديريكو وعن راكيلا وعن حب الدكتور لويس انخل لها وتقع كريستينا في حبه. فيديريكو يحاول الأعتداء على كريستينا لكنها تدافع عن نفسها مما أدى إلى كشفها بأنها ترى، بعدها تحدث أمور كثيره.

وفي النهاية يتظاهر فيديريكو بأنه توفي لكنه يرجع لقتل كريستينا وهناك تقتله راكيلا بسبب تركها بعد أن كانت عشيقته وقد وعدها بالزواج فقررت الأنتقام. أما ماريا دل كارمن وكارلوس مانويل ينتهي حبهم بالزواج وأنجاب طفله جميلة، كريستينا تعيش من جديد وبحب جديد مع الدكتور لويس انخل.

هذه القصة المدهشة لأنها ستأخذنا إلى الكثير من المفاجآت والعواطف الجميلة، مفسحاً الطريق إلى الحب الحقيقي.

الأبطال
 Aracely Arámbula... Maria del Carmen Campusano
 Fernando Colunga... Dr. Carlos Manuel Rivero
 Victoria Ruffo... Cristina Álvarez Rivas de Rivero
 César Évora... Don Federico Rivero
 Nailea Norvind... Deborah Falcon
 Arnaldo André... Dr. Angel Luis Robles
 Roque Casanova... Dr. Silva
 Joaquín Cordero... Don Severiano Álvarez
 Helena Rojo... Damiana Guillen
 Emilia Guiú... Flora
 Carmen Salinas... Celia Ramos
 Pablo Montero... Jose Maria Montes
 Rossana San Juan... Raquela Campusano
 René Casados... Fernando Joaquín Bravo
 Lilia Aragón... Efigenia De La Cruz
 Dacia Arcaráz... Gema
 Raúl Buenfil... Dandy
 Ricardo Chávez... Motor
 Aurora Clavel... Vicenta
 Eduardo Cuervo... Jorge
 Eduardo de la Peña... Casimiro
 Jorge De Silva... Abel 'Abelito' Ramos
 Humberto Elizondo... Bernal Orozco
 José Antonio Ferral... Fayo Ruiz
 Dacia González... Candelaria Campusano
 Ignacio Guadalupe... Benito
 Paco Ibáñez... Juancho
 Toño Infante... Eulogio Rojas
 Fabián Lavalle... Dr. Fabian Anaya
 Toño Mauri... Father Moisés
 Alicia Montoya... Gumersinda
 René Muñoz... Regino
 Eduardo Noriega... Francisco 'Pancho' Montes
 Rosita Pelayo... La Guera
 Rosita Quintana... Eduviges De La Cruz y Ferreira
 Sergio Reynoso... Hernan Munoz
 Esther Rinaldi... Nieves Munoz
 Osvaldo Ríos... Diego Hernandez
 Eduardo Rodríguez... Max
 Tina Romero... Jacinta
 Pedro Romo... Apolinar

روابط خارجية

مراجع

تيلينوفيلا 2000
مسلسلات تلفزيونية بالإسبانية
مسلسلات تلفزيونية مكسيكية انتهت في 2001
مسلسلات تلفزيونية مكسيكية بدأ عرضها في 2000
مسلسلات تلفزيونية مكسيكية مبنية على مسلسلات تلفزيونية فنزويلية
مسلسلات تيلونوفيلا مكسيكية
مسلسلات مدبلجة

ماريا دل كارمن (مسلسل)


(90892) Betlémská kaple, denumire internațională (90892) Betlemska kaple, este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
90892 Betlémská kaple este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Observatorul Kleť de Miloš Tichý. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 2,81 ua, o excentricitate de 0,03 și o înclinație de 3,8° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 90001-91000
 Centura de asteroizi

Referințe

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1997
Centura de asteroizi

90892 Betlémská kaple


Nationalrådet er navnet på flere institutioner:

 Det Nationale Råd for Namibia – overhuset i Namibias parlament
 Nationalrådet (Schweiz) – det ene kammer i Schweiz' parlament
 Nationalrådet (Østrig) – førstekammeret i Østrigs parlament
 Nationalrådet for den Slovakiske Republik – Slovakiets parlament

Nationalrådet


Different Stages may refer to:

 Different Stages (Rush album), a 1998 album by Rush
 Different Stages - The Best of Glenn Hughes, a 2002 compilation album by Glenn Hughes

Different Stages


Be-Bop-Highschool (jap. ) ist eine Mangaserie des japanischen Mangazeichners Kazuhiro Kiuchi, die von 1983 bis 2003 in Japan veröffentlicht wurde. Die Serie wurde unter anderem in Form von sechs Filmen, zwei Original Video Animations und einem weiteren Manga adaptiert.

Inhalt
Die Handlung von Manga und Anime dreht sich um die beiden Oberschüler Hiroshi Katō und Toru Nakama. Die beiden suchen stets Streit und eine Abwechslung im tristen Schulalltag. Sie spotten über den Rektor und haben es auf hübsche Mädchen abgesehen. Leicht zu erkennen sind sie an ihren Schmalztollen.

Veröffentlichung
Der Manga erschien von 1983 bis 2003 im Manga-Magazin Young Magazine des Verlags Kodansha. Dieser veröffentlichte die Kapitel auch in 48 Sammelbänden.

1990 erschien ein Ableger, der von Memeoka Manhiru gezeichnet wurde. Unter dem Titel Be-Bop Kaizokuban wurden von Kodansha sechs Bände veröffentlicht.

Adaptionen

Realfilme
Von 1985 bis 1988 wurden zur Serie sechs Realfilme produziert. 1994 folgte ein weiterer Film. 2004 und 2005 wurde von TBS außerdem eine Fernsehserie auf Basis des Mangas ausgestrahlt.

Animes
In den 1990er Jahren wurden zwei OVA-Serien mit drei bzw. sieben Folgen produziert, beide von Toei Animation. Die drei Folgen von Be-Bop Kaizokuban wurden von 22. März 1991 bis 25. Juni 1993 veröffentlicht.

Von Be-Bop-Highschool erschien die erste Folge am 26. Januar 1990, die letzte am 21. März 1995. Regie bei den jeweils 45 Minuten langen Folgen führten Hiroyuki Kakudō und Toshihiko Arisako. Für Charakterdesign und künstlerische Leitung war Junichi Hayama verantwortlich. Die Musik komponierte Ginjiro Ito.

Synchronisation

Videospiel
1988 wurde von Data East ein Spiel mit dem Titel Be-Bop High School: Koukousei Gokuraku Densetsu (, Gokuraku legendary high school Bi-Bappu Hai Sukuru) für den Nintendo Family Computer veröffentlicht.

Literatur
 Jonathan Clements, Helen McCarthy: The Anime Encyclopedia. Revised & Expanded Edition. Stone Bridge Press, Berkeley 2006, ISBN 1-933330-10-4, S. 52. (englisch)

Weblinks
 Eintrag bei Anime News Network (englisch)

Manga (Werk)
Original Video Animation

Be-Bop-Highschool


was a town located in Shida District, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.

As of 2008, the town had an estimated population of 22,695 and a density of 962.92 persons per km². The total area was 24.54 km².

On November 1, 2008, Ōigawa was merged into the expanded city of Yaizu and thus no longer exists as an independent municipality.

Geography

Surrounding municipalities
Fujieda
Yaizu
Shimada
Yoshida, Haibara District

History
April 1, 1889 – Aikawa Village, Yoshinaga Village and Shizuhama Village founded.
March 31, 1955 – Ōigawa Town was created from the merger of Aikawa, Yoshinaga and Shizuhama.
November 1, 2008 – Ōigawa Town was merged into the expanded city of Yaizu.

References

External links
 Yaizu official website

Dissolved municipalities of Shizuoka Prefecture
Populated places established in 1889
Populated places disestablished in 2008
2008 disestablishments in Japan
Yaizu, Shizuoka

Ōigawa, Shizuoka