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Robert Maxwell’s publishing empire in the 1980s and early 1990s included several imprints and companies that produced textbooks and school materials — most prominently Macmillan (U.S.) after Maxwell a...
The phrase “American Renewal Project” appears to refer to at least two distinct phenomena in U.S.–Israel civic and political ties: an American conservative organization that has funded free trips to I...
names different but related ideas across , , and : it derives from the grammatical indicative mood (used for straightforward statements) and from the family of natural-language “if…then” sentences cal...
’s clearest primary-source evidence for both his family background and the memoir text commonly titled is his own late-life autobiographical writing — a newspaper series and later book-form collection...
The materials supplied do not identify an automotive‑tech writer named “Richard Eherenberg,” so his age cannot be determined from the reporting provided; instead, the sources returned multiple individ...
Classical Islamic jurisprudence treated Jews and Christians as Ahl al‑Kitāb (“People of the Book”) and gave them a protected-but‑limited status called dhimmī: they were guaranteed security of life, pr...
The Treaty of Rapallo (16 April 1922) formally re-established diplomatic and economic relations between Weimar Germany and Soviet Russia and renounced mutual wartime claims (Avalon; Presidential Libra...
A number of journalists, skeptical writers and academic historians have published critical or questioning assessments of Edgar Cayce’s prophetic record; prominent examples in the provided material inc...
Public records and mainstream profiles show Dr. Benjamin S. (Ben) Carson is best known as a pioneering pediatric neurosurgeon and public figure, not as a serial patent-holder or product founder; paten...