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Picket protest over cemetery for war dead
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THE OPENING of a cemetery tomorrow will be seen by many as an
affront to 22 million soldiers and civilians who died resisting
Hitler's might.
The cemetery in Russia is the first honouring German troops who
died at Stalingrad in the greatest single battle of the Second World
War.
The graveyard contains the remains of 21,001 fallen Germans, but
56 years have done little to ease the pain for Russia of the enormous
losses it sustained in the Great Patriotic War.
The slaughter of the German 6th Army under General Friedrich
Paulus between the end of 1942 and January 1943 was the turning point
of the ...
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Bonaparte described as 'a strong contender'Bonaparte interviews in Mich.
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...JOURNAL Topeka city manager Norton Bonaparte made a strong, positive impression on...maturity as a city administrator." Still, Bonaparte finished second and third, respectively...Eric DeLong the highest marks and put Bonaparte slightly ahead of Greg Sundstrom, acting...
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Bonaparte reflects on his first year.(PROFILE)(Norton Bonaparte, Jr.)(Reprint)
Magazine article from: Public Management
; City manager Norton Bonaparte, Jr., says native Topekans don...to see Topeka as being 'OK,'" Bonaparte said. "But those who moved away...Topeka as a great place to live." Bonaparte said he feels that same sense of enthusiasm...
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Bonaparte
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...contract talks come up short Norton N. Bonaparte Jr., the man chosen to become Topeka...life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Bonaparte and City Councilmen Bill Haynes and Richard...contract talks without an agreement, with Bonaparte saying they needed to gather further...
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Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...Council have put city manager Norton Bonaparte in the unenviable position of having...000 worth of city jobs to eliminate. Bonaparte said Wednesday he will try to see that...have to lay people off," he said. Bonaparte didn't propose any job cuts in the...
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Bonaparte reflects on his first year
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...CAPITAL-JOURNAL City manager Norton Bonaparte Jr. says native Topekans don't always...tend to see Topeka as being 'OK,' " Bonaparte said last week. "But those who moved...of Topeka as a great place to live." Bonaparte said he feels that same sense of enthusiasm...
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Bonaparte seeks to bolster trustAssurances offered about new tax
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...CAPITAL-JOURNAL City manager Norton Bonaparte expressed a commitment Thursday that...ballot question voters approved in April, Bonaparte told the editorial board of The Topeka...guest at the editorial board meeting, Bonaparte said the city plans to look on a case...
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Point Breeze: Joseph Bonaparte's American.(estate of former king in New Jersey; art, furniture collections )
Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques
; ...described his older brother Joseph Bonaparte (P1. II). Although this description had an edge to it, since Joseph Bonaparte had not been the ambitious ruler...forecast the nature of the older Bonaparte's life in the United States...
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Ortiz expressed misgiving about Bonaparte
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...willingness to fire city manager Norton Bonaparte at a meeting Sept. 28 of the Hi-Crest...interviews and e-mails Thursday for Bonaparte's continued service as city manager...members Lana Kennedy and John Nave. Bonaparte took office in March as Topeka's first...
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Councilman: Fire himAlcala wants council to dismiss Bonaparte
Newspaper article from: The Topeka Capital-Journal
; ...they support firing city manager Norton Bonaparte, while Deborah Swank, Jeff Preisner...resolution he has prepared calling for Bonaparte's termination. In an interview afterward...of nine council members needed to fire Bonaparte. "If I can get five votes, I'll...
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Conquering new territory by getting plugged in: Bonaparte cabling firm surges. (Bonaparte Co.)
Newspaper article from: Crain's Chicago Business
; Last year, William Bonaparte Jr. paid $2,500 at his Rotary...lines the city already owns. Mr. Bonaparte thus proved it pays to get plugged...business in Chicago. This week, Bonaparte Corp., one of the city's largest...
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