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Saracens , term commonly used by medieval Europeans to designate the Arabs and, by extension, the Muslims in general, whether they were Arabs, Moors, or Seljuk Turks.... Read more
Likud Likud
LIKUD An Israeli electoral bloc established in 1973. Originally, Likud consisted of several independent parties: the Herut Party, the Liberal Party, the Free Center, State List, and part of the Land of Israel Movement. Much of the emphasis of its program has been on extension of Israeli... Read more
Edmund Allenby 1st Viscount Allenby Edmund Allenby 1st Viscount Allenby
Allenby, Edmund, 1st Viscount Allenby (1861–1936). Soldier and administrator. After extensive service in Africa before 1914, Allenby fought in France as a divisional, corps, and army commander before being posted to Palestine in June 1917. In the Middle East he proved himself a master of... Read more
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menhir [Breton,=long stone], in archaeology, name given to the single standing stones of Western Europe, and by extension to those of other lands. Their size varies and their shape is rough and squared, tapering toward the top. See megalithic monuments .... Read more
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Kase L. Lawal 19 (?)(?)– Oil industry executive Left Africa to Launch Life in America Tapped into African Agricultural Trade with Camac Rocketed to Top U.S. Black Business Donated Millions to Make a Difference Sources While other major oil companies have dominated the news for everything... Read more
Ismailia Ismailia
Ismailia or Al Ismailiyah , city (1986 est. pop. 212,759), capital of Ismailia governorate, NE Egypt. It is the seat of the Suez Canal administration. Extensive irrigation is used for growing fruits and vegetables; livestock is raised. Ismailia was founded in 1863 by Ferdinand de Lesseps , who... Read more
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