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  • Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus (German publisher)
    Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus, (born May 4, 1772, Dortmund, Ger.died Aug. 20, 1823, Leipzig), German publisher and editor of a respected German-language encyclopaedia.
  • Independence from the article Tanzania
    In the late 1980s dissent again resurfaced in Zanzibar, culminating in the revelation in January 1993 that Zanzibar had joined the Organization of the Islamic ...
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (American football team)
    Although the Bucs won 10 games in 2010 (but missed out on the playoffs), that rebuilding effort ultimately proved unsuccessful. The team followed this with ...
  • Hmong (people)
    In the 20th century the Hmong of Southeast Asia were divided by the conflicts between communist parties and states. In Thailand, where many Hmong joined ...
  • Therkel Mathiassen (Danish archaeologist and ethnographer)
    His doctoral dissertation for the University of Copenhagen, Archaeology of the Central Eskimos (1927), laid the groundwork for further study of Eskimo archaeology. Between 1929 ...
  • Ted Ligety (American skier)
    Ligety began to ski when he was two years old. He started racing competitively at age 10 and quickly earned the nickname Ted Shred from ...
  • August Anheuser Busch, Jr. (American brewer)
    In 1922 Busch was put to work sweeping floors and cleaning vats at the brewery cofounded by his grandfather Adolphus Busch, but by 1924 he ...
  • Ray Meyer (American coach)
    One of the most respected spokeman for college basketball, The Coach, as Meyer was known, did radio color commentary for De Paul games while his ...
  • Louis Faidherbe (governor of French Senegal)
    In 1852 he was transferred to Senegal as deputy director of engineers and soon impressed the local merchant community as a capable and energetic administrator. ...
  • Karl Schäfer (Austrian figure skater)
    Schafer retired from competitive skating after 1936 and spent much of his time with touring ice shows. In 1940 he established his own touring group, ...
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