Henlein, Konrad
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Henlein, Konrad (b. 6 May 1898, d. 10 May 1945). Nazi leader of the Sudetenland 1938–45 From the
Sudetenland, an area in outer Bohemia inhabited by around three million people of German origin, he founded the Sudeten-German Party, which claimed Czech atrocities against the German minority. This served as
Hitler's excuse for his invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938, and his annexation of the Sudetenland to Germany. He appointed Henlein leader under the title of
Reichskomissar (1938), and
Gauleiter and
Statthalter in charge of the Sudetenland (1939–45). Henlein committed suicide whilst in American imprisonment.
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Wild Cathay Boys: Chinese Bushrangers in Australian History and Literature.
Magazine article from: Journal of Australian Studies; 6/1/2000; ; 700+ words
; ...representation of Chinese bushrangers in Australian history...Sam Poo was a minor bushranger who committed a series...3) However, the bushrangers and support figures...image of the white male bushranger that has currency today...recognise the status of bushrangers who did not belong...
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CRIK: Bushrangers ready for another crack at
Newspaper article from: AAP Sports News (Australia); 3/21/2001; 609 words
; ...Australia) 03-21-2001 CRIK: Bushrangers ready for another crack at By Michael...BRISBANE, March 21 AAP - The Victorian Bushrangers are ready for another crack at their...home. Captain Paul Reiffel said the Bushrangers would enter the first-class cricket...
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Bushranger returns home to Tally-Ho.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England); 10/27/2009; 615 words
; ...Byline: Tony Smurthwaite GROUP 1 winner Bushranger is returning to the place where he was...Morny and the Middle Park Stakes." Bushranger won four of his seven runs as a two...Only Mastercraftsman stood between Bushranger and the crown of Europe's best twoyear...
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The bushranger's voice: Peter Carey's True History of the Kelly Gang (2000) and Ned Kelly's Jerilderie Letter (1879).(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: College Literature; 6/22/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...in the following decades bushranger films, whether or not about...gentleman, had written a bushranger novel serialized in the Sydney...War II. Supposedly by a bushranger in prison about to be hanged...tempted to "turn out" as bushrangers. It was a first for Australian...
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Bushranger plays his part as Coolmore stay in the picture; YESTERDAY AT NEWMARKET.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England); 10/4/2008; 700+ words
; ...1 winner - his 19th of the year - as Bushranger followed up his Prix Morny win with...in third. DavidWachman, who trains Bushranger, said: "He won very easy and he is...Rip Van Winkle in the same ownership, Bushranger is still a 16-1 chance with the sponsors...
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Bushranger to miss Guineas and likely to be sent sprinting.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England); 4/23/2009; 700+ words
; Byline: Brian Fleming ;Tony Elves BUSHRANGER, winner of the Group 1 Middle Park...000 Guineas next month. However, Bushranger, who also won the Prix Morny last year...are not definite. Wachman said: " Bushranger will probably go down the sprinting...
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Black Caesar: our first bushranger was a six-foot African man who arrived on the first fleet. What does his life tell us about the quest for identity in contemporary Australia? (essay).
Magazine article from: Arena Magazine; 2/1/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...Carey told the New York Times. In the bushranger's short life he claims to have found...Ward and Robert Hughes, who read the bushranger as a manifestation of a peculiarly Australian mystique. The bushranger story, reaching its apotheosis in...
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Fed: Government considering change to Bushranger deal
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia); 6/6/2002; 452 words
; ...Fed: Government considering change to Bushranger deal By Max Blenkin, Defence Correspondent...is considering a major change to the Bushranger contract prompted by defence company...considered a major modification to the Bushranger contract which would result in a significant...
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Crik: Bushrangers in big trouble against WA
Newspaper article from: AAP Sports News (Australia); 1/16/2005; 447 words
; ...Australia) 01-16-2005 Crik: Bushrangers in big trouble against WA By James Dampney...The day started well enough for the Bushrangers after captain Cameron White won the...been a difficult title defence for the Bushrangers, who have only passed 200 runs in their...
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Mixed feelings for Tally-Ho Stud after Bushranger's victory in Prix Morny; BLOODSTOCK WORLD BLOODSTOCK CONNECTIONS.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England); 8/26/2008; 700+ words
; ...extreme. For breeders Tally-Ho Stud, Bushranger's Group 1 Prix Morny success proved...victory. The stud, which not only owned Bushranger's dam, Danz Danz, but also stood...sire, Danetime, now has neither. Bushranger is from the stallion's final crop...
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bushrangers
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
bushrangers bandits who terrorized the bush country...Australia in the 19th cent. The first bushrangers (c.1806-44) were mainly escaped...With the discovery of gold, however, bushrangers of a new type flourished from 1850 to...
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bushranger
Book article from: A Dictionary of World History
bushranger Law-breaker who lived in the Australian bush. The term came into use in the early 19th century and the first bushrangers were escaped convicts such as John Donahoe. They often operated in well-organized gangs and attacked both White settlers and ABORIGINES .
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Westpac Banking Corporation
Book article from: International Directory of Company Histories
...the story of Robert White, the “ terror of the bushrangers ” illustrates. In 1863, Robert White, an accountant...He successfully recovered the £ 3,000 and the bushrangers landed in jail. On another occasion, White was ambushed...
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Louisa Atkinson
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...on farms and in towns, and when they escaped, became "bushrangers," or outlaw bandits. Aboriginal people and the white settlers...Barton, the estate's superintendent, were held up by bushrangers. Charlotte evidently decided that the situation was too...
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Charles Harpur
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...was the first important Australian poet and wrote the first sonnet sequence ever published in Australia. In addition, The Bushrangers was the first play by a native-born Australian both to be performed and published in book form in Australia. Called...
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