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...This paper reviews four case studies that demonstrate the variety of ways women have participated in modern armed conflict and explores whether current US laws and policies excluding women from combat remain valid or need to be amended. Each case study examines three principal facets of female part...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 4 SHAHIDA IN A BRAVE NEW WORLD . . . . . .39 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 5 AMERICAN WOMEN AT WAR . . . . . . . . . . .53 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 6 THE WAY BACKWARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 7 THE W...

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...ITY AIR FORCE RESEARCH INSTITUTE Femme FataleAn Examination of the Role of Women in Combat and the Policy Implications for Future Americ... ...er Cataloging DataAlfonso, Kristal L. M. Femme fatale : an examination of the role of women in combat and the policy implications for future Americ... ...1941-3785 ; no. 5) Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 978-1-58566-196-1 1. Women in combat. 2. United States—Armed Forces—Women—Forecasti... ...ilitary remained dubious about femalecombatants and that attitude persists today in the Russianmilitary. The contributions and successes of the female... ...HTERS OF WORLD WAR IIas an aberration and did not believe that women belonged incombat. Russian women who fought in World War II, for themost part, ag... ...f World War II Just as the Greek term for courage is elided to the word for man, in Russian bravery is by definition masculine. ... ...be. Mostassume that these are merely mythical tales about female war-riors, yet greater writers such as Homer and Plato described atribe of these wome...

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...Women have served in and with the United States armed forces since the founding of our nation; yet it has only been since the 1970s that issues concerning women in the military have been seriously and systematically pursued b...

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...ols replaced you, a worse choice?Do I hear once more your choir sing?See a Russian Terpsichore wingHer way again in soulful flight?Or must my dull gaz... ...e,But there’s a risk in such fiction,Though I’m an adept at description,No Russian terms exist, confess,For trousers, dress-coat, or for vest;As it is... ...’s time to seek,That spleen (so Englishmen are bitten)Or chondria, when we Russians speak,Had gradually overwhelmed him,Thank God no desire claimed hi... ...s flow,He yawned inordinately, and soFailed to join the shameless guild,Of Writers: whom I cannot blameSince, I’m one too and just the same. ... ...ception,The old ones utterly out-dated,The new ones simply antiquated,Like women, books proved a deception,Across the literary stack,He drew a mournin... ...rite, my heart no longer suffers,My pen I find no longer wanders,Sketching women’s legs and feet,Beside some lines still incomplete.The cold ash hides... ...er’s done, is folded, sealed…Tatyana! Whose name is revealed?22.I’ve known women, proud and cold,As pure as winter’s ice, as rigid,Unfathomable, even ...

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In the last volume of this series, the Russian spacecraft designer Boris Chertok continues his narrative on the history of the Soviet space program.

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...nsable to under-standing the present relationship between the American and Russian spaceprograms. From the end of World War II to the present day, the... ...e, it also prompts us to reconsider the entirehistory of spaceflight, both Russian and American. Chertok’s narrative underlines how, from the beginn... ...oblem of rape in occupied Germany after the war, see Norman M. Naimark,The Russians in Germany: A History of the Soviet Zone of Occupation, 1945–1949 ... ...human emotions of the thousands of engineers,managers, and servicemen and -women involved in these massive undertak-ings. His accounts are particularl... ... Godbless me, I can still recall, about 20 years ago, even science fiction writers hadnot dreamed of such scales.”11 Of all the ministers with whom ... ...other place you might find such a concentration of beautiful,young, tanned women is at a southern resort,” noted Pravetskiy. “Yesterday at the sympo... ...bands’ranks to their wives. [My wife] Katya was indig-nant that the German women who worked in ourvilla, the chauffeur, and even the wives of Germansp... ...gs. Not go off into thenext century. Leave this job to the science fiction writers. If we are going toconduct business like you did with the N-1, insi... ...vich Solzhenitsyn (1918–2008) was one of the most famous Soviet dis-sident writers in the post-Stalin era. He wrote the earliest published accounts of...

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...d into two "phases" -- the first is represented by the Central Asians' own efforts to record the dastan on paper and publish it widely in response to Russian occupation and ensuing Russification campaigns, Christian proselytization, "language reform," boundary revision and creation of special legal classifications and later, "nations," for Central Asians; the second "phase...

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...ins and its European goals, the idea took root among some Central Asian emigres, especially those living in Europe, as it promised the removal of the Russian occupation and subsequent colonization in their homelands. ...

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... ALPAMYSH Central Asian Identity under Russian Rule BY ... ...dition, 1989 --------- ALPAMYSH: Central Asian Identity under Russian Rule COPYRIGHT 1979, 1989 by ... ... Paksoy, H. B., 1948- ALPAMYSH: central Asian identity under Russian rule. (Association for the Adva... ...s that regard themselves as descendantsof the Oghuz Turks. Contemporary Central Asian scholars and writers emphasize DLT and the Orkhon inscriptionsan... ..." and "nation" terminology. At the same time, this ismost emphatically not to be confused, as some writers have done, with Pan-Turkism (sometimes "Pan... ...blast', raion or city Party Committee, the Komsomol, Academy of Science, state university,Union of Writers and so forth. The operation would culminate... ... behazarded: [with] mourning (Pers. tafsa) at the burial (qabir), blood is seen. That is, bereaved women lacerate theirfaces". 40 Prof. Remy Dor has t... ...whole patch of tumbleweed thorn."(Div 1901)32Alpamysh initially learns about his bride from an old women who had been offended by him (N, Kh; in AM an... ...l mention thissame incident on the way to the wedding: "On the way Alpamysh encounters some simple women who werehurrying to the wedding feast and too...

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...Much has been written in the West on the history of the Soviet space program but few Westerners have read direct first-hand accounts of the men and women who were behind the many Russian accomplishments in exploring space. The memoirs of Academician Boris Chertok, translated from the original Russian, fills that gap....

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...and accounts of the men and women who were behind the many Russian ... ... and women who were behind the many Russian accomplishme... ...ranslated from the original Russian, fills that gap. ... ...and accounts of the men and women who were behind the many Russian ... ... and women who were behind the many Russian accomplishme... ... were on the roofs of the freight cars pushing about with bags, and old women were shouting things I couldn’t understand. Mother offered someth... ...t Maksimilian Voloshin, which had been converted into a home for Soviet writers. Krymov confided that he had taken the pseudonym in memo...

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Volume two of Boris Chertok's accounts of the people who were behind the Russian accomplishments in exploring space.

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...pensable to understandingthe present relationship between the American and Russian space programs. Fromthe end of the World War II to the present day,... ..., it also prompts us to reconsider the entire history of spaceflight, both Russianand American. Chertok’s narrative underlines how, from the beginning... ... tory in general.10 The volumes of memoirs compiled by the Russian State Archiveextraordinary successes under very difficult condition... ... second, there were a lot of young women in this service, which relieved our difficult It was on perhaps the ... ...o conduct scientific-research work using among professional writers and journalists, no interested parties have been found.the personne... ... France, which advocated further educational and social advances for women.110 ... ...transferredwas a regular here. The foreigners, the partying types, and the women, he explained, to us from Tula. In Tula, Rudne... ...d War’s First Decade The vast majority of Soviet historians and political writers who wrote about mis-sile and space technology tried to skip over th... ...alive. The third reason had only to do with the professionals,that is, the writers and journalists. For them the history of this period did not holdth...

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...pensable tounderstanding the present relationship between the American and Russianspace programs. From the end of the World War II to the present day,... ...e, it also prompts us toreconsider the entire history of spaceflight, both Russian and American. Chertok’s narrative underlines how, from the beginni... ...oblem of rape in occupied Germany after the war, see Norman M. Naimark,The Russians in Germany: A History of the Soviet Zone of Occupation, 1945–1949 ... ...specialists who had flown in to the firing range for the mannedlaunch were women who, in Voskresenskiy’s opinion, out of considerations ofmodesty, did... ...the VPK—witha proposal to select a new corps of cosmonauts, including five women. ThePresidium of the Central Committee endorsed this initiative and t... ... them by. This irritatedKorolev. And now they were going to make us launch women! Second cosmonaut German ... ... thousands of ordinary people, very famous military figures,Party workers, writers, and scientists had raised hopes for political change;people hoped ...

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...The Pond was published in 1905, the first novel of Aleksei Remizov (1877-1957), an important Russian modernist writer and artist who emigrated after the 1917 revolution....

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... Copyrighted MaterialsTHE POND BY ALEKSEI REMIZOV translated from the Russian with a preface by STEPHEN WHI... ...iv TRANSLATOR’S PREFACEAleksei Remizov (1877-1957) was an important Russian modernist writerand artist who emigrated after the 1917 revol... ...ently youthful and autobiographical, The Pond begins where thenineteenth century Russian novel leaves off. Its Symbolist element nowfeels dated and at... ...and white shoes.“There’ll be no happiness for our lady in marriage”, the factory womensighed up and down the yard, “the horse wouldn’t carry her”.And ... ... imperceptibly passing on to the workhouse, her tobaccoeyworkhouse life, the old women, and Yudishna, the woman in charge. Andnow it’s not Count Paske... ...whine from the cuffs and pinches.Sprawling across their bunks and plank-beds the women and girls withtheir half-opened, sticky lips struggle with the ... ...rux of all his wrong-doing and misfortune.“We’re preparing you to be clerks, not writers!” the Russian languageteacher Fyodor Fyodorovich — the Snook ...

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...disastrously unintended humor. By making the cognitive basis clear and constantly exploring the alternative possibilities, this book shows how great writers have made their writing so great and what would-be writers should keep firmly in mind to emulate them. Since the principles are the same for both fact and fiction, and for old literature and new, the examples are ...

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...To understand rhetoric, then, we have to understand cognition; the one is designed to accommodate the other, after all. If writers designed their work to hold the attention of a chimpanzee, it might abound in grunts; if an ant, it might be expressed chemically. But always sender and receiver are matched. So when we design our messages for a hum...

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...ife” and “making sense” as historically changing figments of our brain’s constant demand for Coherence. 5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, must be known—dull) vividly new. Specificity and the explosion of information; the “visual” factor. 6. Strange Bedfellows 78 Imagery: creating ne...

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... Congress Cataloguing-in-Publication Data:Barber, Paul, 1941- Words of Uncommon Shape: How Writers Create Vividness in Language and Story / by P. ... ...stant demand for Coherence.5. Le Mot injuste 61 How writers make language itself (which, to be intelligible, ... ... of viable plots. Twain.10. How Plots Thicken 120 How writers renew the story by “solve and reshape” and by ... ...novels of a type with few characters, such as the romantic novels designedfor an audience of women, it can be extremely difficult to conceal theidenti... ...”in genre fiction. It is like a lothario who wishes to have just one true love,but with many women at once.2. Contrast between expected and actual mot... ...e of the back cover were keyed to the same fantasies: there wasCharles Atlas, with beautiful women hanging on him, promising that ifyou just sent in t... ...mation iscompartmentalized; we don’t share readily from one discipline to theother. Like the Russians under communism, our intellectual communityprodu... ... that, in this novel, isalways associated with spiritual mending. 2. “Razumikhin”: from a Russian word for “reason.” Raskolnikovdoesn’t consult his... ...s to visit,Razumikhin—Reason—jumps up and stands aside for her.) 3. “Raskolnikov”: from a Russian word for “schism.” That is,Dostoevsky is directin...

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... UNDRESSING SHADOWS Postwar GermanyThe Story of Two Women A Novel by Ursula Tillmann Copyright © 2013 Ursula Tillmann ... ...ey know better. Although they were not there. So what about thesuffering of women and children who mind landscapes when men battle on foreign soil? An... ...inter. A war lost and with it the soil of their forefathers.Expelled by the Russians, who are now master of one fourth of German territory in the east... ...unist empire.Germans know what it means when people fearfully whisper: “The Russians are coming”. They runfor their lives.In haste they leave all poss... ...ir firepower with machine-guns on anything that moves below. To kill.Mostly women, children and old men.Two million expelled Germans die on the long w... ...rland. They were among millions of civilians fleeing from the hatred of the Russians, an angry nationwho wanted revenge.Lotte’s pictures of the past s... ... ofcourting and romance. She reads them in their language. In French. Those writers understand herworld contraire to farm life with Gunter. May he res...

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...puty Kutlukay Mirza Tevkilev was very honorable, honest and knowledgeable, but he was also very old. At the same time, since he was raised within the Russian community, he did not know the problems among the Moslems in detail. The other representative elected from the Ufa province, Ibniyemin Axtiyamov was educated in institutions of higher learning and was an attorney, but...

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... profitably in the context of anti-colonialism, Sub-altern studies, Russian and Soviet ... ...hat I did not include the originals of the poetry Togan cited in Arabic, Russian, Persian, French, and English etc.) and a myriad of Central ... ...all the alphabetical which were artificially introduced into English and Russian. He not only used variations... ...ather. of parity among men women of a family, without regard to gender, and branding of ... ... them salt, drink the kimiz prepared by the womenfolk, visit others to drink kimiz,the Tatar villages, during the fir... ...following manner: to women. On the other hand, those traditions were still alive here and ther... ...his understanding of economic history idea in thefor introducing me to those writers. I even had translated Draper’s chapter on “The ... ... theinvitation to them. At the time, I had no fame, and these already famous writers did Orientalists working on... ...e a bite to ity of Moslem and Russian writers arriving from Russia. Among them were the Tatarthem. Despite that...

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...ubstantively but also stylistically. Based on recognized but forward-looking principles of standard English usage, the Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors, part one of this publication, provides reliable guidance on such matters as punctuation, capitalization, abbreviation, documentation, numbers, spelling, and much more. Following the advice found there wi...

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.... . . . . . . . vii Part 1 Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors1.0 Terms and Usage . . . . . . . . .... ...ut forward-looking principles of standard English usage,the Air University Style Guide for Writers and Editors, part one of this publi-cation, provide... ...and acceptable. Part two, the Air University Press Author Guide, con-tains instructions to writers who wish to have their studies considered forpublic... ...ads for the text and front/back matter from the options specified above.1.47 Russia, Russian. Use Russia and Russian in reference to the nation ... ... Russian. Use Russia and Russian in reference to the nation before 1917; to the former Russian Soviet Socialist Republic; to the independent s... ...ces to occupations and offices (policeman, chairman, congress- man) or to both men and women (mankind, manpower, free men). However, if you fi... ....1.52 Soviet(s), Soviet Union, USSR. Use Soviet(s), Soviet Union, or USSR instead of Russian(s) or Russia in references to the people or the... ...’s thesis, Columbia University, n.d.), 142–55. 71. P. Thomas, “Utilization of Enlisted Women in the Military” (paperpresented at the RAND ... ...er, Santa Monica,CA [or Calif.], February 1976), 8. 72. Thomas, “Utilization of Enlisted Women,” 7. [shortened form] 73. Deborah D. Lucki and Richa...

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...le, under the "yarn" genre) to pass censorship. This is an effort to maintain the historical identity which Central Asians see is under attack by the Russian-dominated party, state and academic apparatus in the official "histories." One must observe the recent publishing activity of the Central Asians, in their dialects, especially since late 1970s. These efforts represent...

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...adition.After printing press licenses were wrestled by the Central Asians fromthe Russian government during the 19th century, many were collectedby th... ...Academies of Sciences and their brancheshave mandated that the history of the non-Russians and their relationsto the Russian state and to the ethnic R... ...hemselves is and hasalways been positive, "progressive" and beneficial to the non-Russians. With respect to Central Asia, Soviet officialdom has been ... ...e choking of Kitkan korugan bySebuk Tekinbek. Food and drink was rationed and the women andchildren who came to the korugan from surrounding kishlaks ... ...r figures appear inthem. From all of this, the natural conclusion is that for the writers oflocal chronicles, history simply meant biography. One migh... ...m scholars of Bukhara are prerunners of the inflated andadorned accounts of later writers who do not hesitate to sprinkle theirremarks with Arbic word... ...veloping skills (particularlyeconomic ones) and unleashing talents (especially in women), andabout restructuring the administration of Muslim religiou...

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...In this courageous and radical book, Uma Dinsmore-Tuli explores the sexual politics of yoga from a perspective that sees women's spiritual transformation as the most revolutionary force. Packed with fascinating real life stories and vibrant testimony, as well as history and philosophy and practical guidance, Yoni Shakti is about freedom and po...

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...dations of womb yoga: thirteen gatesCHAPTER ONEFrom exclusion to initiation: men teaching women, women teaching the world So many women Western women ... ...world So many women Western women learning yoga 1890–1960 Adapting the teachings: Western women sharing yoga inside and outside traditions, 1960–201... ...nside and outside traditions, 1960–2010 Stories from today’s studios: disempowerment of women in yoga through discouragement, disrespect, disregar... ...perience, conscious conception andprimal mothering. Whilst I was out there at sea, I read writerscurrently surfing on the rising waves of menstrual an... ...years before Sister Nivedita arrived in India withVivekananda, the Russian Theosophist Helena Blavatskyestablished... ...hat theywere. Some recent enthusiastic claims have been made by US yogapractitioners and writers that women have always been involved inhaṭha yoga pr... ...ithin, and also resonates with a growingliterature of goddess-focused tāntrik yoginīs and writers in the US,including Laura Amazzone, Vicki Noble and ...

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...21 R. G. Funnell Airpower in Peripheral Conflict: From the Past, the Future? . . . . . . . . . . . 257 Dennis M. Drew Soviet Airpower in the New Russian Mirror . .301 Benjamin S. Lambeth Air Operations in the Gulf War . . . . . . . . . 339 Sir Patrick Hine New Era Warfare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .361 Charles A. Horner The Future of Airpower . . . . ....

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... . . . . . . . . . . 257 Dennis M. DrewSoviet Airpower in the New Russian Mirror . . . . . . . . . . 301 Benjamin S. LambethAir ... ...mber of theRAND Corporation, with principal interests and backgroundin the Russian military field. He received his doctorate in polit-ical science fro... ...r. Lambeth has been working on an officialstudy of Soviet airpower for the Russian Air Force.Air Chief Marshal Sir Patrick Hine Air Chief Marshal Sir ... ...of Health, and require the dilution of skilledlabor with unskilled men and women. And that would necessi-tate rethinking the way in which goods were p... ...’s end the French employed 183,000; the British 202,000of whom 67,100 were women and boys (about 40 percent); and 11THE WAR IN T... ...eaucracies had an increasingly difficult time preservingthe workforce. And women had always had a place in themanufacture of the wood and fabric aircr... ... a futurewar conducted from the third dimension excited speculativefiction writers. Often a single air weapon, against which therewas little or no def... ...e USsecretary of state. Reality seemed to defy the imagination ofthe novel writers, daring them to come up with some series ofevents as wildly unpredi... ...e for naval and army aviators.We need a lot more operators as thinkers and writers in ourrespective governments, with our respective political decisio...

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...beaver dam, and something he never bargained for.  A straight-laced ex-nun must decide what to do with a stolen Sony Trinitron TV. The arrival of a Russian Jew in the apartment complex where she lives resolves the matter of the ’hot’ TV while opening another can of existential worms.  When Ronda Wickford, the assistant manager of Brandenburg’s ShopRite Supermarket, ina...

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...but hadn’talways been. She had to work at it. “Your daughter, Becky, said you teach.” “Russian literature, at Brown.” He tossed his hammer - ... ...sible out the right hand window. A policeman waving a wooden nightstickpulled them over. The Russian driver got out of the car. After a short conversa... ...a publichousing unit built with forced labor, prison conscripts, during the Stalin era. “The Russiangovernment pays poorly. This is how the police get... ...s a startingpoint, subsequent, guest speakers would proceed to the other, pre-modern, Slavic writers. Sylvia wanted to review her notes. But withou... ...ward her. There were several pictures on facing pages of smiling, ecstaticallyhappy people - women wearing evening gowns, men in tuxedoes, musicians, ... ...een and Marie eased the car back into gear. She was alreadyfive minutes late and the Italian women with the milky eyes would be pacing the floor. P... ...ack Isle in the Scottish Highlands. Unlike the stumblebum Irish, who can'thold their liquor, women, paychecks, land or much of anything else, we Scots...

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...arn the Central Asianlanguages and dialects, in order to read what the Central Asians had writtenabout themselves.With the Russian encroachments (East... ... of the regionin the 19th century, they commenced employing the terms "Turkistan," "Turk" and"Sart." However, the Imperial Russian bureaucratic design... ... This distinction is anew introduction into the politics of nationalities, and exists in some Westernlanguages, as well as Russian, with the latter re... ...h of their pre-Islamic way of life including mastery of thehorse, drinking kumiss71 and extensive personal independence of women socharacteristic of s... ...bject of sufism. Over the centuries,excesses and indulgences also took place in the name of sufism. More than afew Western writers have described the ... ...ow's rule was the death and destruction of forcedcollectivization, and against this protest has been pronounced.A group of writers who made up an advi... ...ing to their appeal,published on the front page of Qazaq Edebiyeti April 13, 2.5 million Kazakhsperished under Stalin. The writers would like the memo... ... of convinced atheists;Religious beliefs are not declining every year; Religion is not confined to more"backward groups" --women, the elderly.123 ... ...arge herds of mares necessary to supply the sanatoriums wherethe CPSU Officialdom is treated.72. On the social position of women in Central Asia, even...

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...ventually, they skip classes altogether to make out with girls and earn drinking money. Over the years, restless Walter finds himself loving numerous women. He gets drafted into the German military and relinquishes his service by claiming pacifism. Later, he discovers marijuana and finally settles with a beautiful girl, Hilde. But a stable relationship isn’t enough to stav...

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... had to be paid by the remaining Germans. The alleged father of the baby, Friedrich Herzog, had yet to return from a prison camp in Russia. When the Russians released him back to Germany in 1947, he could not work in his own bakery because of his membership in Hitler's National Socialistic Democratic Party, the Waffen SS, and the Sturm Abteilung. Of great significance in...

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...AMChristel ~ VISITOR IN VOLKER’S BIG HOUSEClaire, Elisabeth, Wendy ~ Three women in Oklahoma City.CLAUDIA ~ HILDE’S DAUGHTER WITH KURT. HER THIRD CHIL... ...ner’s, then Walter’s best friendLALITYA, ALKA, PARICHARA, KAYA ~ SANNYASIN WOMEN WHO BE- CAME FRIENDLY WITH HASMUKHLars ~ fellow traveler, the explor... ...icycle with solid, hard rubber tiresfrom a prison camp in Russia. When the Russians released him back on metal rims. He made his wa... ... few moments, the boy froze in panic and became sick to his stomach.Russians let him leave for a vacation to see his wife for a few days. ... ...e two combined by Poland and then Russia, had escaped the Russian troops occupyingowned a respectable number of smaller agricultural ... ...some of them imported fromtors of the established order burned promiscuous women alive. Later exotic places. He passed large park mea... ...perhaps you will change your mind.” Walter had long talks with Phil about writers, poets, plays, books, Walter’s luggage was filled wi...

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...as listed here at least can stimulate further thoughts and research – forinstance, young writers may use these ideas to make his/her drama or novel mo... ...nages’ unjustified comportment (there will not be given any explanation in the text);• Women and men with sculptured hair dresses;• Décor made by o... ... the other half different color];• Collages from famous scene, sketches from great play writers: o placed in an original play; o effectively ... ...inal play; o effectively copy the respective scenes, not only quotes; o the play writers must be deceased, to avoid the problems with their ... ..., pantomime, physical expression;• Theatre: Men with their heads shaved (Skin Heads ?); women in long white dresses ;• Multi-culturist;• Cabaret;• ... ...rastically the author’s intentions: o Hamlet in blue jeans and with long hair; o Women playing in nude;• Personage totally undressed (or dres... ... prose (imaginary of an imaginary author); • Metaphoric (Ricardo Piglia copies from Russian a story almost word by word and attributes it to R...