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Stephen II Kotromanić - Croatian Civil Wars and Early Reign.
Mladen had almost entirely retreated from Bosnia as he had numerious troubles with rebelling Šibenik in 1319 and also later Trogit. What's more, both cities recognize Venetian supreme rule in 1322. Mladen's Army could not crush the rebels, so they burned the surrounding fields and cut the nearby vinyards and fruit groves. In the Spring of 1322, Mladen called a Council to make the Croatian nobility help him crush the rebellion. the Croatian Pri ...
See also:Stephen II Kotromanić, Stephen II Kotromanić - Exile and Arrisal, Stephen II Kotromanić - Ban, Stephen II Kotromanić - Croatian Civil Wars and Early Reign, Stephen II Kotromanić - War against the Serbs, Stephen II Kotromanić - Religious tensions in Bosnia, Stephen II Kotromanić - Changes in the Throne, Stephen II Kotromanić - Serbian invasion, Stephen II Kotromanić - Death Read more here: » Stephen II Kotromanić: Encyclopedia II - Stephen II Kotromanić - Ban |
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Condon Committee - Background.
Beginning in 1947 with Project Sign (which then became Project Grudge and finally Project Blue Book), the U.S. Air Force had undertaken a formal study of UFOs, which had become a subject of considerable public (and some governmental) interest.
Yet Blue Book had come under increasing criticism in the 1960’s. Growing numbers of critics--including U.S. politicians, newspaper writers, UFO researchers, scientists and some the general public--were suggesting that Blue Book was co ...
See also:Condon Committee, Condon Committee - History, Condon Committee - Background, Condon Committee - Enter Condon, Condon Committee - The Trick Memo, Condon Committee - The Study Begins, Condon Committee - Internal Tensions Begin, Condon Committee - Cracks in the Dam, Condon Committee - The Trick Memo Exposed, Condon Committee - Publicity, Condon Committee - The Condon Report, Condon Committee - Sources Read more here: » Condon Committee: Encyclopedia II - Condon Committee - History |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Overhead lines - Construction As an electric train passes under the lowest wire, known as the contact wire, one or more current collection devices on the roof of the train make contact with the wire. The devices may be called pantographs, bow collectors, or trolley poles. The collectors are electrically conductive, and allow current to flow towards earth. This path takes the current through the traction motors of the train or tram, and back to the feeder station via the steel wheels and one or both running rails of the track. Diesel trains may pass along these tracks without affecting the overhead lin ...
See also:Overhead lines, Overhead lines - Construction, Overhead lines - Tensioning, Overhead lines - Breaks, Overhead lines - Crossings, Overhead lines - Australia, Overhead lines - Germany, Overhead lines - Multiple overhead lines Read more here: » Overhead lines: Encyclopedia II - Overhead lines - Construction |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Pitch music - Perception of pitch Pitch is a subjective quality and is something perceived by the human ear, as opposed to frequency, which is the physical measurement of vibration per second.
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See also:Pitch music, Pitch music - Perception of pitch, Pitch music - Examples, Pitch music - Concert pitch, Pitch music - Varying pitch, Pitch music - Scales, Pitch music - Other musical meanings of pitch, Pitch music - Historical pitch standards, Pitch music - Need to standardize pitch, Pitch music - Changing the pitch of a vibrating string, Pitch music - Length, Pitch music - Tension, Pitch music - Density, Pitch music - Sources Read more here: » Pitch music: Encyclopedia II - Pitch music - Perception of pitch |
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| | | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ryukyuan history - Early history The original source of the modern-day Ryukyuan people is disputed. Evidence confirms that the islands were never part of formal Japanese territory until their annexation in 1872.
The earliest inhabitants were likely descended from crossovers via a prehistoric land bridge from modern-day China, with a later mixture of Malays, Micronesians, and Japanese. Others, however, basing their claims mostly on evidence from studies of physical anthropology, and more recently also genetics, take the view that the modern Ryukyuans are the most pure ...
See also:Ryukyuan history, Ryukyuan history - Early history, Ryukyuan history - The Crucial Year: 1945, Ryukyuan history - The Princess Lilies, Ryukyuan history - Post-war occupation, Ryukyuan history - Tension with Japan, Ryukyuan history - Tension with the U.S., Ryukyuan history - External references Read more here: » Ryukyuan history: Encyclopedia II - Ryukyuan history - Early history |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries
Operation Gladio - First discovered in Italy.
Main article: Gladio in Italy
In 2000, a Parliament Commission report from the "Gruppo Democratici di Sinistra l'Ulivo" concluded that the strategy of tension had been supported by the United States to "stop the PCI, and to a certain degree also the PSI, from reaching executive power in the country". A 2000 Senate report, stated that "Those massacres, those bombs, those military actions had been organized or promoted or support ...
See also:Operation Gladio, Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE, Operation Gladio - The November 22 1990 European Parliament resolution concerning Gladio, Operation Gladio - Gladio’s strategy of tension and internal subversion operations, Operation Gladio - Richard Brenneke’s disclosures, Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries, Operation Gladio - First discovered in Italy, Operation Gladio - Austria, Operation Gladio - Belgium, Operation Gladio - France, Operation Gladio - Germany, Operation Gladio - Greece, Operation Gladio - The Netherlands, Operation Gladio - Norway, Operation Gladio - Portugal, Operation Gladio - Turkey, Operation Gladio - The United Kingdom, Operation Gladio - Parallel stay-behind operations in non-NATO countries, Operation Gladio - Finland, Operation Gladio - Spain, Operation Gladio - Sweden, Operation Gladio - Switzerland, Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery, Operation Gladio - FOIA requests, Operation Gladio - Politicians about Gladio, Operation Gladio - Notes, Operation Gladio - Literature, Operation Gladio - Films Read more here: » Operation Gladio: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries |
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| | | | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Goth - Cultural significance and philosophy The goth subculture is best seen as a late offshoot of romanticism and neoromanticism, with its fascination with the importance of the individual defining themselves through experiencing extreme emotions. The allure of dark and morbid imagery and moods for goths clearly lies in this tradition. Defining a philosophy of goth subculture is difficult because of the overwhelming importance of mood for those involved. Balancing this the other cen ...
See also:Goth, Goth - English usage, Goth - Origins and influences, Goth - Original subculture, Goth - Etymology and Gothic horror literature, Goth - Early influences from Gothic literature and cinema, Goth - Goth after post-punk, Goth - Later media influences, Goth - Music, Goth - Religious Elements, Goth - Popular intolerance, Goth - Cultural significance and philosophy, Goth - Tensions between individuality and conformity Read more here: » Goth: Encyclopedia II - Goth - Cultural significance and philosophy |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - The Clash - History
The Clash - 1976-1978 Line-up and early days.
Originally composed of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Keith Levene and Terry Chimes (credited on the first LP as "Tory Crimes"), the Clash formed in London in 1976 during the first wave of British punk. Levene (later of Public Image Limited) was an early guitarist and songwriter with The Clash, but he never recorded with the band and left under ambiguou ...
See also:The Clash, The Clash - Members, The Clash - History, The Clash - 1976-1978 Line-up and early days, The Clash - 1978-1982 US success, The Clash - 1982-1983 Tensions and disintegration, The Clash - 1983-1986 Cut the Crap and the final demise, The Clash - 1986-present Post-Clash careers, The Clash - Politics, The Clash - Sound sample, The Clash - Discography, The Clash - Bibliography Read more here: » The Clash: Encyclopedia II - The Clash - History |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - September 2002 The rebels seized power in the north of the country, and moved towards Abidjan, intending to take over there.
Laurent Gbagbo considered deserters from the army, supported by interference from Burkina Faso, as the cause of destabilization. The principal difference in interpretation related to defence. The consequence is that Paris wished for reconciliation, when the Côte d'Ivoire government wanted military repression.
Paris sent 2500 soldiers to man a pe ...
See also:Ivorian Civil War, Ivorian Civil War - Context of the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Rising tensions, Ivorian Civil War - Catalyst to the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Civil war, Ivorian Civil War - September 2002, Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements, Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting, Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments, Ivorian Civil War - UN Peacekeeping Forces Read more here: » Ivorian Civil War: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - September 2002 |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Soap bubble - Mathematical properties Soap bubbles are also physical illustrations of the problem of minimal surfaces, a complex mathematical problem. For example, while it has been known since 1884 that a spherical soap bubble is the least-area way of enclosing a given volume of air (a theorem of H. A. Schwarz), it was only recently proved in the year 2000 that two merged soap bubbles provide the optimum way of enclosing two given volumes of air with the least surface area. ...
See also:Soap bubble, Soap bubble - Physics, Soap bubble - Surface tension and shape, Soap bubble - Freezing, Soap bubble - Merging, Soap bubble - Interference and reflection, Soap bubble - Mathematical properties, Soap bubble - How to make soap bubbles, Soap bubble - Additives, Soap bubble - Procedure, Soap bubble - History of bubbles as playthings, Soap bubble - Bubble blowers, Soap bubble - Sample formulae, Soap bubble - Performance art Read more here: » Soap bubble: Encyclopedia II - Soap bubble - Mathematical properties |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - Civil war The North rebelled on September 19, 2002; troops mutinied and gained control of north of the country. Their principal claim relates to nationality of the Ivory Coast, the voting rights and their representation in Abidjan. On the night of September 19 in Abidjan, the gendarmerie was seized by the rebels and former president Guéi was murdered with fifteen persons in his home, Alassane Ouattara refugied in French embassy. What happened exactly that night is confused, some report the events as military Coup attempt, but other sources report that opponents were executed by pro-Gbagbo death squads and that the rebe ...
See also:Ivorian Civil War, Ivorian Civil War - Context of the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Rising tensions, Ivorian Civil War - Catalyst to the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Civil war, Ivorian Civil War - September 2002, Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements, Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting, Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments, Ivorian Civil War - UN Peacekeeping Forces Read more here: » Ivorian Civil War: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - Civil war |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements To bring parties together, the parties signed a compromise at Linas-Marcoussis (see Kléber agreements) on January 26 [2]. President Gbagbo was to retain power, opponents were invited into a government of reconciliation and obtained the ministries for Defense and the Interior. Soldiers of the CEDEAO and 4000 French soldiers were placed between the belligerents - a peace line. The parties agreed to work together on modifying national identity, eligibility for citizenship, and land tenure ...
See also:Ivorian Civil War, Ivorian Civil War - Context of the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Rising tensions, Ivorian Civil War - Catalyst to the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Civil war, Ivorian Civil War - September 2002, Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements, Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting, Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments, Ivorian Civil War - UN Peacekeeping Forces Read more here: » Ivorian Civil War: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting But the timetable was not respected. The bills envisaged in the process were blocked by the FPI with the French National Assembly. The conditions of eligibility for the presidential poll were not re-examined, because Laurent Gbagbo claimed the right to choose a prime minister, not in accordance with agreements suggested in Accra. Faced with political impasse, the disarmament whose beginning had been envisaged fifteen days after the constitutional modifications did not begin in mid-October.
A sustained assault on the press followed, with newspapers partial to the north being banned and ...
See also:Ivorian Civil War, Ivorian Civil War - Context of the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Rising tensions, Ivorian Civil War - Catalyst to the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Civil war, Ivorian Civil War - September 2002, Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements, Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting, Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments, Ivorian Civil War - UN Peacekeeping Forces Read more here: » Ivorian Civil War: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments As from the week of Monday November 8, 2004, expatriate Westerners (French mainly, but also Moroccan, German, Spaniards, British, Dutch, Swiss, Canadian, and Americans) in Côte d'Ivoire chose to leave. On November 13, President of the Ivorian National Assembly Mamadou Coulibaly (FPI) declared that the government of the Ivory Coast did not take any responsibility in the bombardment of November 6, and announced its intention of approaching the International Court of Justice:
for the destruction of the Ivory Coast Air force, only recently re-equipped;
for activities ...
See also:Ivorian Civil War, Ivorian Civil War - Context of the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Rising tensions, Ivorian Civil War - Catalyst to the conflict, Ivorian Civil War - Civil war, Ivorian Civil War - September 2002, Ivorian Civil War - The Kléber Marcoussis agreements, Ivorian Civil War - The resumption of fighting, Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments, Ivorian Civil War - UN Peacekeeping Forces Read more here: » Ivorian Civil War: Encyclopedia II - Ivorian Civil War - Recent developments |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Soap bubble - History of bubbles as playthings 17th century Flemish paintings show children blowing with clay pipes. This means that bubbles as playthings are at least 400 years old. The London based firm of A. & F. Pears created a famous advertisement campaign for its soaps in 1886 using a painting by Millais of a child playing with bubbles. A Chicago company called Chemtoy began selling bubble solution in the 1940s, and the fad never wore off. According to one industry estimate, retailers sell around 200 million bottles annually, perhaps more than any other ...
See also:Soap bubble, Soap bubble - Physics, Soap bubble - Surface tension and shape, Soap bubble - Freezing, Soap bubble - Merging, Soap bubble - Interference and reflection, Soap bubble - Mathematical properties, Soap bubble - How to make soap bubbles, Soap bubble - Additives, Soap bubble - Procedure, Soap bubble - History of bubbles as playthings, Soap bubble - Bubble blowers, Soap bubble - Sample formulae, Soap bubble - Performance art Read more here: » Soap bubble: Encyclopedia II - Soap bubble - History of bubbles as playthings |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery It has been alleged by various sources, among whom François-Xavier Verschave, a critic of French colonialism, that the "collective suicides" allegedly committed by various Order of the Solar Temple (OST) members, in December 1995 in the Vercors region of France, were connected to Gladio. The thesis of the suicide has been heavily contested by family of the victims Alain Vuarnet, René and Muguette Rostan, Willy and Giséla Schleimer and their lawyer, Alain Leclerc. According to a Reuters cable dated March 22, 2004 (19:03:46), the la ...
See also:Operation Gladio, Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE, Operation Gladio - The November 22 1990 European Parliament resolution concerning Gladio, Operation Gladio - Gladio’s strategy of tension and internal subversion operations, Operation Gladio - Richard Brenneke’s disclosures, Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries, Operation Gladio - First discovered in Italy, Operation Gladio - Austria, Operation Gladio - Belgium, Operation Gladio - France, Operation Gladio - Germany, Operation Gladio - Greece, Operation Gladio - The Netherlands, Operation Gladio - Norway, Operation Gladio - Portugal, Operation Gladio - Turkey, Operation Gladio - The United Kingdom, Operation Gladio - Parallel stay-behind operations in non-NATO countries, Operation Gladio - Finland, Operation Gladio - Spain, Operation Gladio - Sweden, Operation Gladio - Switzerland, Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery, Operation Gladio - FOIA requests, Operation Gladio - Politicians about Gladio, Operation Gladio - Notes, Operation Gladio - Literature, Operation Gladio - Films Read more here: » Operation Gladio: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery |
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| | | | | tension: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE After World War II, the UK and the US decided to create "stay-behind" paramilitary organizations, with the official aim of countering a possible Sovietic invasion through sabotage and guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines. Arms caches were disposed, escape routes prepared, and loyal members recruited: i.e. mainly hardline anticommunists, including a lot of Ex-Nazis or former fascists, whether in Italy or in other European countries. In Germany, for example, Gladio had as central axe the Gehlen Org - also involved in ODESSA "ratlines"-, named ...
See also:Operation Gladio, Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE, Operation Gladio - The November 22 1990 European Parliament resolution concerning Gladio, Operation Gladio - Gladio’s strategy of tension and internal subversion operations, Operation Gladio - Richard Brenneke’s disclosures, Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries, Operation Gladio - First discovered in Italy, Operation Gladio - Austria, Operation Gladio - Belgium, Operation Gladio - France, Operation Gladio - Germany, Operation Gladio - Greece, Operation Gladio - The Netherlands, Operation Gladio - Norway, Operation Gladio - Portugal, Operation Gladio - Turkey, Operation Gladio - The United Kingdom, Operation Gladio - Parallel stay-behind operations in non-NATO countries, Operation Gladio - Finland, Operation Gladio - Spain, Operation Gladio - Sweden, Operation Gladio - Switzerland, Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery, Operation Gladio - FOIA requests, Operation Gladio - Politicians about Gladio, Operation Gladio - Notes, Operation Gladio - Literature, Operation Gladio - Films Read more here: » Operation Gladio: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE |
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Operation Gladio - Finland.
In 1945, Interior Minister Leino exposes a secret stay-behind army which is closed down. In 1991, the media reveals in Sweden that a secret stay-behind army existed in neutral Finland with an exile base in Stockholm. Finnish Defence Minister Elisabeth Rehn calls the revelations "a fairy tale", adding cautiously "or at least an incredible story, of which I know nothing." [8].
Operation Gladio - Spain.
Main ...
See also:Operation Gladio, Operation Gladio - A NATO clandestine structure overseen by the SHAPE, Operation Gladio - The November 22 1990 European Parliament resolution concerning Gladio, Operation Gladio - Gladio’s strategy of tension and internal subversion operations, Operation Gladio - Richard Brenneke’s disclosures, Operation Gladio - Gladio operations in NATO Countries, Operation Gladio - First discovered in Italy, Operation Gladio - Austria, Operation Gladio - Belgium, Operation Gladio - France, Operation Gladio - Germany, Operation Gladio - Greece, Operation Gladio - The Netherlands, Operation Gladio - Norway, Operation Gladio - Portugal, Operation Gladio - Turkey, Operation Gladio - The United Kingdom, Operation Gladio - Parallel stay-behind operations in non-NATO countries, Operation Gladio - Finland, Operation Gladio - Spain, Operation Gladio - Sweden, Operation Gladio - Switzerland, Operation Gladio - The Order of the Solar Temple mystery, Operation Gladio - FOIA requests, Operation Gladio - Politicians about Gladio, Operation Gladio - Notes, Operation Gladio - Literature, Operation Gladio - Films Read more here: » Operation Gladio: Encyclopedia II - Operation Gladio - Parallel stay-behind operations in non-NATO countries |
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