 "Northampton Chronicle and Echo (Northampton, England)")
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This battle's knot for the faint-hearted.
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The Parliamentary army fought Royalist forces again at the weekend in the decisive battle of the English Civil War.
During the bank holiday weekend, Kelmarsh Hall played host to the Sealed Knot, who bring 17th Century history to life.
As well as re-enacting The Battle of Naseby, the organisation's displays gave visitors a chance to find out what life was like in the 1640s, through living history exhibits.
Some 1,700 soldiers, both on foot and horseback, took to the battlefield as Cavaliers and Roundheads to recreate the battle, which saw the ...
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Remembering a Civilian Casualty of the Vietnam War
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...of Those Who Died." The name Gustav Hertz does not appear on the monument...American University that she met Gustav Hertz, a transplanted Long Islander...maintain a separate identity. Gustav Hertz and his family went to Vietnam...
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Going wrong: to make a mistake, to fall into an error.
Magazine article from: The Review of Metaphysics
; ...an experimental result which led Hertz to an erroneous conclusion.(3...for another instance, Franck and Hertz's erroneous interpretation of their...awarded in 1925 to James Franck and Gustav Hertz for their experimental work on the...
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New York Times crossword goofs: (continued from Vol. 40, February 2007).
Magazine article from: Word Ways
; ...unit is named. Answer: HERTZ. Problem: The hertz is named after Heinrich Rudolph Hertz, a German physicist, who did not win a Nobel Prize. It was his son, Gustav Hertz, also a German physicist, who won a Nobel...
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Experimenting With Audio Circuits.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Poptronics
; ...resistance of the wire, the square current, and time. Hertz Gustav Hertz (1887-1975), was born in Hamburg, Germany. In...Karl Marx University. Together with James Franck, Hertz was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1925. Their...
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United States: their Nazis, our Nazis.
Magazine article from: The Nation
; ...of 1945. One team was headed by Gustav Hertz, winner of the 1925 Nobel Prize...pure Aryan," says the report, "Hertz lost his professorship in 1935...private railroad car and plane." Hertz received a new stone house for his...
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The nuclear trail to North Korea Centrifugal forces
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; ...Institute G, had been set up by Gustav Hertz, a German physicist of Jewish ancestry...the 1925 Nobel Prize in Physics. Hertz had been working out of sight at...of separating uranium isotopes.Hertz chose to study gaseous diffusion...
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City 'Einstein' hailed
Newspaper article from: Evening News - Scotland
; ...age of 48. "His work has also been obscured slightly because it was so successful that others like Einstein and [Gustav] Hertz used it as the foundation of their own work. His work is also staggeringly complex; you cannot reduce it to a simple...
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Hawking backs bid to recognise city's 'Einstein'
Newspaper article from: Evening News - Scotland
; ...month, said: "His work has also been obscured slightly because it was so successful that others like Einstein and [Gustav] Hertz used it as the foundation of their own work." He added: "When he arrived at Cambridge to be told that he had to...
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Nobel callings // The university's ranks yield 61 winners of the prestigious prize
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times
; ...Stearns Eliot, Literature, 1948 Enrico Fermi, Physics, 1938 Manhattan Project James Franck, Physics, 1925, with Gustav Hertz Jerome Friedman, Physics, 1990, with Henry Kendall and Richard Taylor Milton Friedman, Economic Sciences, 1976...
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Obituary: Yuli Khariton
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...At the end of the Second World War Khariton was sent to Germany in order to take back to the Soviet Union men like Gustav Hertz, who in 1925 had received the Nobel prize with James Franck for experiments in electron atoms collisions, and Peter...
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