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  • |citizenship = |nationality = German |ethnicity = ... medal Pour le Mérite in 1868, honorary citizenship of Rome, and the Nobel ...
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  • dropped in 1911, when he took up Austrian citizenship. Bruno Walter ... Austria in 1938, France offered Walter citizenship, which he accepted; however ...
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  • in his homeland, and his Soviet citizenship was revoked in 1978 because ... News accessdate 2007-04-30 His Russian citizenship was restored in 1990, ...
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  • * Jefferson Davis Gets His Citizenship Back (1980) * Rumor Verified: Poems 1979-1980 (1981) |} ==Notes== ==References== *Madden, David. The Legacy ...
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  • attached at the time to Athenian citizenship and to emphasize that they were instead citizens of the greater natural world. Cynics ceaselessly ...
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  • family. In 1919 he received United States citizenship. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the City College of New York in 1923, and earned ...
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  • U.S. and France, having dual French and American citizenship. His most significant work, and that for which he is most famous, was in the study of fractals ...
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  • Jacob Kershner, thereby gaining U.S. citizenship. What initially drew ... federal officials. In 1908, her U.S. citizenship was revoked. In 1914, ...
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  • which is designed to instill character, citizenship, leadership, and personal ... These are designed to instill character, citizenship, personal fitness, and ...
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  • The Mission Band took U.S. citizenship, became known as the “Citizen ... acculturated, they more easily accepted citizenship than the more traditional ...
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  • by the government (in terms of citizenship). Mon are ethno-linguistically ... laws passed after independence regarding citizenship, granting it only to those ...
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  • attained enough wealth and status to earn Roman citizenship. He lived in a relatively well-to-do household and enjoyed a life of relatively leisure and luxury. ...
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  • *Signed Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 *Signed Revenue Act of 1926 ... bill granting Native Americans full U.S. citizenship. Coolidge is shown above ...
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  • of his wife, Grace, and his British citizenship. The citizenship issue arose partly because of his high position within BSA, and the federal ...
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  • national interest of the United States. American citizenship is not a requirement. The Gold Medal and the Presidential Medal of Freedom are generally ...
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  • There, he was feted by the Rhodians and given citizenship. After this, according to the second Life, he made a triumphant return to Alexandria, where ...
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  • increasing difficulty obtaining Soviet citizenship. A growing proportion ... to refuse both Soviet and North Korean citizenship, demanding repatriation ...
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  • of Women: Separate domicile and independent citizenship. The University of Chicago Press. *Breckinridge, Sophonisba. 1931. Re-examination of the ...
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  • that it could not confirm Bukovsky's citizenship. On March 17, 2015, at the long-delayed inquiry into Alexander Litvinenko's fatal poisoning ...
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  • |citizenship = |nationality = American |ethnicity = |field = Clinical Psychology |work_institutions = Yale Child ...
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  • for overloading social services. In 1982 the Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act granted citizenship to Samoan-born New Zealanders. Since 2002, 1,100 ...
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  • In 1940 Horkheimer received American citizenship and moved to Pacific Palisades, California, where his collaboration with Adorno would yield ...
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  • |citizenship = |nationality = Lithuanian |ethnicity = |field = Political Science |workplaces = Bradford ...
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  • paternal ancestors probably received Roman citizenship under either Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius (reigned 138-161), Marcus Aurelius (reigned 161-180) ...
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  • he was forced to give up his Austrian citizenship and his professorship in 1880 to be able to marry. The Austro-Hungarian Empire did not permit ...
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  • The legal definition of a Chinese person is a person who holds citizenship ... who live outside the PRC, regardless of citizenship. Overseas Chinese ...
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  • Code that would which gave French citizenship to the European Jewish settlers only, while Muslim Algerians were confined to a second-grade citizenship ...
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  • | citizenship = United Kingdom (1904–1996)United States (1951–1996) | alma_mater = King's College LondonUniversity of Grenoble ...
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  • imposed a loss of position, salary, and even citizenship for second class émigrés still abroad after September 14. Along with the declaration that ...
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  • Kahane also believed that Israel should limit citizenship to Jews ... focused on revoking the Israeli citizenship of non-Jews and banning ...
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  • would in turn reinforce the notion of citizenship at a global level. Nested structures of governance that balance the principles of irreducibility ...
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  • His case was complicated by his Spanish citizenship, his age, and the fact ... of view. Though he declined American citizenship and resided outside the ...
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  • In 1938, the German government revoked his citizenship, so he applied for Norwegian citizenship. In 1940, he was arrested in Norway by occupying ...
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  • educational institutions the values of citizenship, service to the United ... *Developing good citizenship and patriotism. *Developing self-reliance ...
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  • defense of Native Americans. She supported citizenship for Native Americans and the allotment of tribal lands. She lobbied Congress for a special act ...
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  • As they share the same Dutch citizenship, these three countries also share the Dutch passport as the Kingdom of the Netherlands passport. Aruba ...
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  • before her death for her "overall good citizenship" including her relief work in France, her efforts for Titanic survivors, and her activism ...
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  • on November 3, 1986, when United States citizenship was conferred on legally ... When United States citizenship was granted in 1986 to people who qualified ...
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  • by the Athenians, who gave him the rights of citizenship. His doctrines are known mainly through the satiric writings of his pupil Timon of Phlius ...
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  • | citizenship = | nationality = | fields = Catholic priest, archaeologist, anthropologist, ethnologist ...
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  • to secure Conrad Austro-Hungarian citizenship made him liable for a ... Mariner's certificate and British citizenship and officially changed ...
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  • of Ghana, renouncing his American citizenship, and choosing to live ... to pull the entire race up to full citizenship, had found few takers. ...
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  • | citizenship = United Kingdom | field = Physics | work_institution = Technical University of BerlinLiverpool UniversityGonville and ...
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  • were achieved in 2004. Language and citizenship laws have been opposed ... with the impact of Latvian language and citizenship policies on the 32 percent ...
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  • New York. In 1951, she attained American citizenship, and The Origins of Totalitarianism ... institutions and weakened principles of citizenship and democratic consensus ...
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  • Republic sent him the diploma of honorary citizenship; but, horrified at the terrible scenes the Revolution enacted in the place of liberty, he returned ...
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  • 1991. Congress granted him honorary citizenship on August 6, 2002. During ... 107.pdf (PDF)], conferring honorary citizenship of the United States posthumously ...
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  • html ("For the Admission to the Rights of Citizenship For Women")] Sunshine, 2003, Retrieved January 24, 2008 in 1790. There were two ...
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  • has responsibility for all external, citizenship, good governance, and ... ===Citizenship=== Citizenship is covered by United Kingdom law and ...
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  • As Spartan citizenship was inherited by blood, Sparta started facing ... ===Citizenship=== Not all inhabitants of the Spartan state were considered ...
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