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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> extinct and endangered animals <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania | | | Judges <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Constitutional Court (Konstitucinis Teismas), who serve for nine year terms, are appointed by the President (three judges), the Chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Seimas (three judges) and the chairman <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Supreme Court (three judges). | | | Lithuanian income levels still lag behind the rest <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the older EU members, with per capita GDP in 2006 at 56% <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the EU average. |
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian <b>rulersb> - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The following is a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian <b>rulersb>, or a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> kings, dukes, grand dukes, governors and presidents <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania or administrative units, that encompassed the territory <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania during the periods <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> occupations. | | | Because <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> that, several <b>rulersb> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania have different numbers as Lithuanian grand dukes and as Polish kings. | | | The part <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>>, concerning the Grand Duchy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania, includes most common English names <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> incumbents, as well as their Lithuanian, Ruthenian (later Belarusian) and Polish names. |
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http://www.leessummit.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/List_of_Lithuanian_rulers
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| | Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (or the Republic <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Two Nations; in Polish Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów; in Lithuanian Žečpospolita or Abiejų tautų respublika; in Latin Regnum Serenissima Poloniae; in Belarusian Рэч Паспалі́тая) was a federal monarchy-republic formed by the Kingdom <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland and the Grand Duchy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania in 1569, lasting until 1795. | | | The revolutionary Polish Constitution recast the erstwhile Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a unitary state with a hereditary monarchy and abolished many <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the deleterious features <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the old system. | | | Jan Chryzostom Pasek, Memoirs <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Polish Baroque: The Writings <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Jan Chryzostom Pasek, a Squire <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Commonwealth <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland and Lithuania, ISBN 0520027523. |
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| | History <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Monaco - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The revised Constitution <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Monaco, proclaimed in 1962, abolished capital punishment, provided for female suffrage, established a Supreme Court to guarantee fundamental liberties and made it difficult for a French national to transfer his or her residence there. | | | The Prince <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Monaco was an absolute ruler until a constitution was promulgated in 1911. | | | Designated as a protectorate <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Kingdom <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Sardinia in 1815 by the Congress <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Vienna after Napoleon's defeat, Monaco's sovereignty was confirmed by the Franco-Monegasque Treaty <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> 1861. |
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| | Wladislaus II <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Previously <b>rulersb> from this dynasty, called Gediminaičiai, were great princes <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Grand Duchy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania, and after the Krėva Union, Jogaila adopted both titles (Grand duke <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania and King <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland). | | | Later, however, up until the Union <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lublin, the title <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Grand duke <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania was sometimes under dispute and not always belonged to the King <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland. | | | After the last male member <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Jagiellonian dynasty died out, the kings <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland were elected by the Polish nobles. |
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http://www.secaucus.us/project/wikipedia/index.php/Wladyslaw_II_Jagiello
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Icelandic Ministers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Finance 1917- 1922, <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Ministers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Justice 1917- 1945 and <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Ministers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Social Affairs 1939 - 1945. | | | Angela Broekhof, Librarian Province <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Overijssel <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Commissioners <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the King/Queen in Overijssel Maria Bucher, Tiroler Landesarchiv Lists <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Statthalter and Landeshauptleute <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Tirol 1871 - 1918 Ben Cahoon <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Governors <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> São João Baptista de Ajudá <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Carib representatives to the Dominica Legislative Council. | | | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Danish Ministers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Justice 1871 -1945. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Rotunda/2209/Providers.html
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| | <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian <b>rulersb>: biography and encyclopedia article |
| | The following is a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>Listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania (Lithuania: A republic in northeastern Europe on the Baltic Sea) n <b>rulersb>, or a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> kings, dukes, grand dukes, governors and presidents <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania or administrative units, that encompassed the territory <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania during the periods <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> occupations. | | | in Belarusian (Belarusian: The Slavic language spoken in Belarus), wielki książę in Polish (Polish: The property <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> being smooth and shiny), Kunigaikštis or Didysis Kunigaikštis in Lithuanian (Lithuanian: A native or inhabitant <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania)) | | | The First Secretary <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Communist Party (Communist Party: A political party that actively advocates a communist form <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> government; in Communist countries it is the sole political party <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the state) <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Lithuanian SSR (Lithuanian SSR: the lithuanian ssr (lithuanian soviet socialist republic) was the official name given to... |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/reference/list_of_lithuanian_rulers
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| | Slovakia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Slovakia's highest legislative body is the 150-seat unicameral National Council <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Slovak Republic (Národná rada Slovenskej republiky). | | | The Slovak head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> state is the president, elected by direct popular vote for a five-year term. | | | In 2004 Slovakia had a fertility rate <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> 1.25 (i.e., the average woman will have 1,25 children in her lifetime), which is one <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the lowest numbers among EU countries. |
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| | Bavaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Free State <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> (older) Bavaria and the Duchery <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Baden were the first German States to have a constitution in the early 19th Century. | | | Bavaria managed to preserve its independence by playing off the rivalries <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Prussia and Austria, but defeat in the 1866 Austro-Prussian War led to its incorporation into the German Empire in 1871. | | | Bavaria has long been a bastion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> conservative politics in Germany, with the Christian Social Union having almost a stranglehold on power since its inception in 1946. |
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| | Muscovy - Psychology Central |
| | Russian boyars signed in 1610 a treaty <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> peace, recognising Ladislaus IV <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland, son <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Polish king Sigismund Vasa, as tzar (which was opposed by his father, however). | | | Ivan competed with his powerful northwestern rival Lithuania for control over some <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the semi-independent former principalities <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Kievan Rus' in the upper Dnepr and Donets river basins. | | | In the beginning <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the 16th century the Russian state set the national goal to return all Russian territories lost as a result <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Mongolian invasion and to protect the borderland against attacks <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> hordes. |
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| | POLISH AMERICAN - PART II |
| | Polish Americans not only enthusiastically supported President Roosevelt's action on behalf <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the anti-axis powers, but also enlisted in great numbers in the military. | | | The Polish population <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Wisconsin continued to grow and by 1885 the state had the largest number <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Polish residents in the United States. | | | Polish business is developed, associations <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the type enumerated in document 140 are formed, affording their members economic advantages, social entertainment, a field for economic cooperation, educational opportunities, help in expressing and realizing their political ideals, and a congenial social milieu in which the desires for recognition and response are satisfied. |
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| | Welcome to the Lithuanian Global Genealogical Society |
| | The roman Catholic Church in Lithuania is one <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the strongest bastions <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian resistance by peaceful means, and is therefore ceaselessly exposed to vicious attacks by the Kremlin and Lithuanian puppets. | | | Lithuanians managed to have their books and other publications printed outside <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania in Prussia (Germany), in the United States, and sometimes even in Russia. | | | Henceforth, the capital city <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuania and the eastern, ethnically Lithuanian territories remained in the hands <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Polish government until September <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> 1939. |
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| | The Religious Changes Under Henry VIII and Edward VI @ ELCore.Net |
| | As soon, however, as Henry was free to act for himself on the death <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> his father, the marriage between himself and Catharine was solemnised publicly (1509), and on the 24th June <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the same year the king and queen were crowned at Westminster Abbey. | | | While Wolsey was absent in France arranging the terms <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the alliance, Anne Boleyn took occasion to warn Henry that his great minister was unreliable, that in his heart he was opposed to the separation, and that without his knowledge or consent negotiations should be opened directly with the Roman court. | | | Convocation having approved <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Cranmer’s verdict regarding Henry’s marriage with Anne Boleyn, a petition was sent up from the lower house to the bishops complaining <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the erroneous views propagated by various preachers in the province <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Canterbury. |
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| | BIGpedia - Kraków - Encyclopedia and Dictionary Online |
| | In 1038, Kraków became the seat <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Polish government. | | | When Napoleon Bonaparte <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the French Empire captured what had once been Poland, he established the Duchy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Warsaw (1809) as an independent but subordinate state. | | | Before the Polish state existed, Kraków was the capital <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the tribe <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Vistulians, probably linked to the larger polity <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Greater Moravia. |
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| | Polish <b>rulersb> and swindled international convention |
| | Meantime, the standard BN-74/9197-01 was erased from <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> standards for obligatory use, but in fact it means nothing, because it is still called by all regulations on inland fishery. | | | Meantime, I revived Polish reservations to the Appendix I: <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> plants species, which were declared as not endangered in Poland, and therefore would be not protected. | | | Secretary <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Convention was informed about the problem in November 1997, but up to 3rd <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> March 1998 Polish authorities had not answered to questions from the Secretary. |
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| | The presence <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> peasants on the government candidate lists and the interpretation <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the stipulation <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the law regarding the tax <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the direct voters in favor <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the peasants are in accordance with the same policy, which searched for docile elements in order to counteract the success <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the opposition. | | | His political ability, due to which he was able to usher an important number <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> reforms through the Legislative Assembly and the fragility <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> his position in relation to the great powers delayed the coup, which had been planned for a long time. | | | It was most important for the ruler to be able to impose his will on a docile Assembly and also to have people and officers faithful to him and to his policy throughout the country. |
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| | From a <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> church contributions, collected in the form <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> taxes, we know that the Jazlowiec estate included several villages, some quite a distance from the town; and there was a brewery, a sweetener producing plant, the market place where Jews and Armenians competed for business, and some flour mills. | | | After being crowned in Krakow, the capitol <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Poland, as ruler <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the combined Polish and Hungarian kingdom, he returned to his country, leaving the affairs <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Polish state in the hands <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> his mother, Elizabeth, which proved to be an unfortunate arrangement. | | | At the time <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> King Stefan Batory election, he was called as a member to the electorate commission, which testifies to his high standing among the Polish nobility. |
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| | Awaiting for the Belgrade Conference |
| | The main sources on the conditions <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian minorities in the Soviet Union and Soviet occupied countries are the Lithuanian underground publications, Lietuvos Katalikų Bažnyčios Kronika (Chronicle <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Catholic Church in Lithuania) and Aušra (The Dawn). | | | From these reports <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanian underground publications it is obvious that the Lithuanian minority in the Grodno and Braslav areas <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Byelorussia is subject to a genocidal policy <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> forcible assimilation. | | | In the process, both the national and human rights <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Lithuanians are utterly disregarded, and they are subjected to a ruthless discrimination merely because <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> their Lithuanian language and ethnic origin. |
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| | Index Fo-Fy |
| | In October 1993 he was on the <<<b>bb>>bb>bb>>>listb>bb>>bb>bb>>> <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> candidates for the State Duma promoted by the electoral bloc <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Russian Democratic Reform Movement (RDRM) headed by Gavril Popov. | | | Frey was subsequently minister <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> relations with parliament (1967-71) and administrative reforms (1971-73) and in 1974 he was named head <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Constitutional Council, one <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> France's top legal bodies, a post he held until 1983. | | | He was named interim leader <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Liberal Party <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> New Brunswick on Aug. 15, 1983, and retained that position until March 4, 1985. |
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| | President <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Finland |
| | The President is the Supreme Commander <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Finnish Defence Forces, but may delegate this position to another Finnish citizen. | | | The President appoints the Prime Minister <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> FinlandPrime Minister and the Cabinet <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> FinlandCouncil <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> State, the Governor and other Members <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Board <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Bank <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Finland, Provincial Governors and officers <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Finnish Defence Forces/. | | | The President, as Grand Master, awards decorations and medals belonging to the Order <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the White RoseOrders <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the White Rose <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Finland, the Order <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Lion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> FinlandLion <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Finland and the Order <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Cross <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> LibertyCross <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Liberty/ to Finnish and foreign citizens. |
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| | A Brief History <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Czech Lands |
| | In return Czech was designated an “outer” language, recognised for public use in courts <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> law and government offices, and in 1882 Prague University was divided into Czech and German institutions. | | | After failure to agree on a common federal programme, the leading Czech and Slovak politicians drew up a timetable for governmental and state separation by the end <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> 1992. | | | Ferdinand strengthened the Catholic party by introducing the Jesuits, but his son Maximilian II eventually assented to the Confession <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the Czech and German-speaking Lutherans, also recognised by the Brethren. |
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| | Theodore Beza - The Right <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> Magistrates Over Their Subjects |
| | I answer, either before those who since they possessed the authority to elect him, also possess the authority to judge him, or before those who are the chief defenders <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the supreme power and from whom there is no appeal. | | | Peter7 also bids us to honor the king, being mindful probably <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> that reproof which he had heard from the Master when he had as a private citizen drawn the sword against the power <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the state (even though that power was abusing its authority against the Lord)8. | | | When therefore the duty <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> the <b>rulersb> is inquired into, all will admit that it is assuredly right to remind them <<b>bb>>ofb>bb>> their duty and also to admonish them roundly whenever they stray from it. |
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