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The Princess Trilogy: Boxed Set by Jean Sasson, 2010-01-01 Five Eleventh Century Hungarian Kings by Zoltan J. Kosztolnyik, 1981-05-15 Alwaleed: Businessman, Billionaire, Prince by Riz Khan, 2005-10-01 Empire of the Sikhs: The Life and Times of Maharaja Ranjit Singh by Patwant Singh, Jyoti M. Rai, 2009-04-30 In the House of Muhammad Ali: A Family Album, 1805-1952 by Hassan Hassan, 2000-10-01 Shah Abbas: The Ruthless King Who Became an Iranian Legend by David Blow, 2009-03-15 Britain's Persian Connection 1798-1828: Prelude to the Great Game in Asia by Edward Ingram, 1993-01-07 Shah of Shahs by Ryszard Kapuscinski, 1992-02-04 Nefertiti: Egypt's Sun Queen by Joyce A. Tyldesley, 1999-03-01 - Egyptian Tales-Complete Collection of Papyrus Stories Lion of Jordan: The Life of King Hussein in War and Peace (Vintage) by Avi Shlaim, 2009-10-06 Theodora: Empress of Byzantium by Paolo Cesaretti, 2004-05-01 The Shah by Abbas Milani, 2011-01-04 Princess: A True Story of Life Behind the Veil in Saudi Arabia by Jean P. Sasson, 2001-03

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61. Worldroots.com
    Book Evaluations (royal biography genealogy - history). Burke s Peerage and Gentry Liechtenstein Luxembourg Malta middle east Monaco  
    http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/sitemap2.htm

62. Hotel Hospitality HR Training Development Hotel Sales Marketing Management Consu
    Robert then moved on to the Royal Garden Hotel in Kensington as Assistant Prior to joining Chardon, Karen worked in the middle east for the National  
    http://www.hotelmanagementservices.com/charts/charts.asp

63. CAC - Military Review
    middle east Security Policy Catching Up Through Reading Efraim Karsh andInari Rautsi wrote the first political biography of Saddam after the Gulf  
    http://www.leavenworth.army.mil/milrev/English/SepOct02/abdul.htm
    
    Extractions: Military Review Home English Edition Spanish Edition Portuguese Edition ... Past Editions September-October 2002 English Edition Middle East Security Policy: Catching Up Through Reading Lieutenant Youssef H. Aboul-Enein, U.S. Navy Various U.S. Army and Navy groups often ask me which books they should read about Islamic militancy, Persian Gulf stability, and the Israeli-Palestinian dispute. The following reading list includes short descriptions of recently published books that address the issues. Islamic Militancy We must address and understand Islamic militancy within the context of the history of the Persian Gulf region. To merely be aware of key figures and events of Islamic militancy is not sufficient. We need to comprehend how Islamic militancy evolved and what caused key actors to develop as they did within the moderate regimes of the Middle East. Also of concern are Islamic militancy networks and their access to weapons of mass destruction (WMD). Peter Bergen's Holy War Inc . (New York: The Free Press, 2001) discusses Islamic militant networks and provides insight into Osama bin-Laden and the development of the Al-Qaeda organization. Readers will gain knowledge of how the globalization of Islamic militancy began in the trenches of Afghanistan during the fight against the Russians. After the war, Islamic soldiers returned to their respective Islamic organizations infused with a new sense of armed struggle. The Al-Qaeda formed a loose network with Egyptian, Yemeni, Sudanese, and other Islamic radical groups who wished to topple their respective regimes to usher in Islamic states. Bergen, formerly with ABC News, describes Al-Qaeda as a corporate structure with political, military, financial, training, and logistics departments. His book offers a baseline understanding of this notorious group.

64. Heather MacKinlay Biography
    room at The Royal Opera House and Head of Production at the National Theatre . North Africa, the middle east and she spent almost ten years living,  
    http://www.artangle.co.uk/mackinlay/biography.htm
    
    Extractions: Heather has studied for periods of time at the Slade and completed short courses in Design and drawing for the stage at the Motley Design Theatre in London with tuition from the head of the Model room at The Royal Opera House and Head of Production at the National Theatre. In addition she has studied art for film with Art Director Jean Peyre at Twickenham Studios. Her work, primarily in watercolour, has followed her extensive travels as part of her working career as an engineer in the oil and gas industry. Heather's travels have taken her through Europe, Scandinavia, Canada, America and Mexico, China, North Africa, the Middle East and she spent almost ten years living, working and painting in Australia. The Stage described her work for 10 touring set panels for the Marriage of Figaro as ' gorgeously designed'. Heather won a watercolour award for her work in Australia in 1986, where she has had a number of successful solo exhibitions. The latest at the Perth Gallery in 1997, featured work from Venice and the Middle East. In London Heather had a successful exhibition of her work at The Art Collection Gallery in Chelsea in 1995 and her work was selected for exhibition at the Royal Watercolour Society Summer Exhibition at the Bankside Gallery in London.

65. Aziz S. Atiya Collection - Middle East Library - Marriott Library Special Collec
    of Utah’s middle east Center and Library. See a Biography of Aziz S. Atiya . middle east Librarian (801) 5816311 leonard.chiarelli@library.utah.edu  
    http://www.lib.utah.edu/middleeast/atiyapapers/
    
    Extractions: University of Utah Marriott Library Special Collections Middle East Library Aziz S. Atiya Collection Aziz S. Atiya Collection Biography of Aziz S. Atiya The Aziz S. Atiya collection is comprised of 71 boxes. The general contents of these boxes are listed at the right. There is also a Subject Index for the original 39 boxes of the collection. There is no index for boxes 40-71. Materials of the collection include curriculum vitae, honorary documents, membership cards, contracts, royalty information, personal and academic correspondence, memos, reports, class schedules and materials, notebooks, lecture notes, academic and financial documents, articles, publications, newsletters, news clippings, research materials, offprints, book reviews, programs, memorial materials, biographies, and maps. The collection was donated in five separate sections. Materials concerning the University of Utah from 1936 to 1984 are in boxes 11-21, including news clippings, memos, correspondence, letters of reference, academic documents, contracts, class schedules, test questions, class materials, receipts, packing lists, and financial documents. All reference letters in English have been arranged alphabetically by the name for whom the letter of reference was written.

66. Aziz S. Atiya Collection - Middle East Library - Marriott Library Special Collec
    Fd 1 American Friends of the middle east and American Council for Judaism,19621975 43 items Fd 6 Funeral Services Materials and Biography, 1988  
    http://www.lib.utah.edu/middleeast/atiyapapers/AtiyaBoxes.html
    
    Extractions: of the J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah. Materials of the collection include curriculum vitae, honorary documents, membership cards, contracts, royalty information, personal and academic correspondence, memos, reports, class schedules and materials, notebooks, lecture notes, academic and financial documents, articles, publications, newsletters, news clippings, research materials, offprints, book reviews, programs, memorial materials, biographies, and maps. Box 1

67. Hey Gringo - Biography - Peter Searles
    Hamlet, Brother Sisters Royal National Theatre; Romeo Juliet , God Say AmenEnglish TittleTattle Tour of middle east Edinburgh Festival  
    http://www.petersearles.com/BIO.htm
    
    Extractions: home reviews gigs contacts ... photos Peter Searles Peter Searles trained at LAMDA He worked as a rigger in the North Sea before becoming an actor and for the past five years Peter has been touring his internationally acclaimed trilogy of one-man shows about his travels in South America throughout the UK, USA, Europe, Ireland, Bermuda, the Middle and Far East. He has performed 300+ shows at over 75 different venues, including sell-out successes at the Cottosloe - Royal National Theatre, Soho Theatre, Royal Exchange Manchester and the Bermuda, Chichester and Cheltenham Literature Festivals. Peter's professional credits and experience include Theatre Directing Royal National Theatre; English Shakespeare Company; The Tempest, Berlin Berlin, Ubu Roi Actors Touring Company; The Fairy Queen (Narrator) Royal Opera House; Five Smooth Stones The Bush Theatre; L'Ascensore A Mid Summer Night's Dream Wimbledon Theatre; Tittle-Tattle Miniatures Highland Festival; Educating Rita Streetwise Fringe – Dubai; Diatribe Of Love (One woman show with Linda Marlowe) UK Tour;

68. Biography Of Major-General Cyril Henry Norton
    General Staff Officer 1 ?, middle east. 1942. Commanding Officer ? Brigade, middleeast. 1942. Commander Royal Artillery ?, middle east  
    http://www.generals.dk/general/Norton/Cyril_Henry/Great_Britain.html
    
    Extractions: Generals from Great Britain Cyril Henry, Major-General General Staff Officer 1 ?, Middle East General Staff Officer 1 ?, Middle East Commanding Officer ? Brigade, Middle East Commander Royal Artillery ?, Middle East Commanding Officer ? Brigade, Middle East Commander Royal Artillery ?, Middle East General Officer Commanding 5th Anti-Aircraft Group Retired Steen Ammentorp

69. Biography Of Brigadier Gerald Knocker Dibb
    General Staff Officer 1 ?, middle east. 1940. 1941. Brigadier Royal ArtilleryBritish Troops in Egypt Brigadier Royal Artillery ?, middle east  
    http://www.generals.dk/general/Dibb/Gerald_Knocker/Great_Britain.html
    
    Extractions: Generals from Great Britain Gerald Knocker, Brigadier General Staff Officer 1 ?, Middle East Brigadier Royal Artillery British Troops in Egypt Commander Royal Artillery ?, Middle East Brigadier Royal Artillery British troops in Egypt Brigadier Royal Artillery ?, Middle East Commandant of Staff College Haifa Deputy Chief of Staff Middle East Command Brigadier Royal Artillery Northern Command Steen Ammentorp

70. Biography
    IRWIN COTLER is Member of Parliament for Mount Royal, where he was first elected and participant observer – in the search for peace in the middle east.  
    http://www.irwincotler.parl.gc.ca/biography.asp?lang=en

71. Biography Of Andrew Manze
    Manze studied at Cambridge University, at the Royal Academy in London, America, the middle east and the Far east, as a guest conductor he has appeared  
    http://www.englishconcert.co.uk/biogam.htm
    
    Extractions: Andrew Manze, who becomes Music Director of The English Concert with the 2003-04 season, is 'among the most exciting of early music's young blades' (The Independent), and has been referred to as 'a violinist with extraordinary flair and improvisatory freedom, the Grapelli of the baroque (BBC Music Magazine). Manze studied at Cambridge University, at the Royal Academy in London, and at the Royal Academy in the Hague. Before being named Music Director of The English Concert, Andrew Manze was concertmaster of the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, and Associate Director of The Academy of Ancient Music. As a chamber musician, he was a member of the celebrated trio Romanesca, and since 1984 he has collaborated with the harpsichordist Richard Egarr. As a solo artist Andrew Manze has played in more that thirty different countries in Europe, America, the Middle East and the Far East, as a guest conductor he has appeared with the Deutsche Symphonie Orchester (Berlin) and the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra. Manze records exclusively with Harmonia Mundi, and has recorded works by, among others, Bach, Biber, Schmelzer, Vivaldi, and Handel. His recordings have been honoured with Gramophone, Edison, and Cannes Classical Awards, as well as with the Premio Internazionale del Disco Vivaldi Antica Italiana, the Diapason d'Or, and the Preis der Deutschen Shallplattenkritik.

72. The Havighurst Center
    Biography of Walter E. Havighurst Havighurst Faculty and Staff Union inthe middle east Politics and Perspectives, (Holmes and Meier for the Royal  
    http://casnov1.cas.muohio.edu/havighurstcenter/karen.htm
    
    Extractions: Biography of Walter E. Havighurst Havighurst Faculty and Staff Post-Doctoral Fellows Havighurst Faculty and Staff Dr. Karen Dawisha Her major publications include: Russia and the New States of Eurasia: The Politics of Upheaval, (Cambridge University Press, coauthored with Bruce Parrott, 1994); Eastern Europe, Gorbachev and Reform: The Great Challenge, (Cambridge University Press,1989, 2nd ed., 1990); The Kremlin and the Prague Spring, (California University Press, 1984); The Soviet Union in the Middle East: Politics and Perspectives, (Holmes and Meier for the Royal Institute for International Affairs, 1982); Soviet East-European Dilemmas: Coercion, Competition, and Consent, (Holmes and Meier for the Royal Institute for International Affairs, 1981); and Soviet Foreign Policy Toward Egypt, (Macmillan, 1979). Professor Dawisha has received Fellowships from the MacArthur Foundation, the Council on Foreign Relations, the British Council, and the Rockefeller Foundation. She was awarded the Distinguished Research Professor prize by the University of Maryland. Funding for the Russian Littoral Project and the Democratization Project came from the MacArthur Foundation, the Ford Foundation, Smith Richardson, the Social Science Research Council, Pew Charitable Trusts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Council for Learned Societies and the State Department.

73. Biography: Kermit (Kim) Roosevelt
    During the Second World War Roosevelt worked in the middle east. received 40percent, and 20 percent went to Royal Dutch Shell and a French company).  
    http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/JFKroosevelt.htm
    
    Extractions: Kermit "Kim" Roosevelt, eldest son of Kermit Roosevelt, the son of Theodore Roosevelt , was born in Buenos Aire s on 16th February, 1916. After completing his university education he joined the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) . During the Second World War Roosevelt worked in the Middle East. After the war Roosevelt taught at Harvard University . In 1950 Frank Wisner recruited Roosevelt into the Office of Policy Coordination (OPC), the espionage and counter-intelligence branch of the Central Intelligence Agency At this time Wisner began plotting the overthrow of Mohammed Mossadegh in Iran. He had upset the US government by nationalizing Iran's oil industry. Mossadegh also abolished Iran's feudal agriculture sector and replaced with a system of collective farming and government land ownership. On April 4, 1953, Wisner persuaded

74. Isle Of Man Government Chief Secretary's Office - Biography Of Of The Governor
    and in March 1991 became the Commander of British Forces in the middle east . His Excellency is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society and an  
    http://www.gov.im/cso/crown/biography_gov.xml
    
    Extractions: You are here: www.gov.im CSO Crown Biography of Lieutenant Governor Crown Crown Division Office of Lieutenant Governor Biography of Lieutenant Governor ... Mount Murray Report Part Two Biography of the Lieutenant Governor Air Marshal Ian Macfadyen was educated at Marlborough and entered the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell in 1960. He graduated with the Sword of Honour. © Island Photographics - His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Macfadyen In 1973 he attended the RAF Staff College and, after a brief tour on 111 Squadron flying the F-4 Phantom, served as a Flight Commander on 43 Squadron at RAF Leuchars, during which time he was the RAF Phantom solo aerobatics display pilot. Between 1980 and 1983 he commanded 29 Squadron and spent 8 months in the Falkland Islands also commanding 23 Squadron, having flown the first Phantom into that theatre. His staff appointments have included being Personal Staff Officer to the Commander of the Second Allied Tactical Air Force and Commander-in-Chief RAF Germany, and as a Deputy Director in the Ministry of Defence on Operational Requirements, responsible for the RAF's conventional and nuclear attack weapons, as well as reconnaissance systems and aircraft avionics. On promotion to Air Marshal in 1994, he took up the appointment of Director General of the Saudi Armed Forces Project (Al Yamamah) in Riyadh, where he served for four years in the Kingdom. He retired from the RAF in February 1999 and took up his present appointment as Her Majesty's Lieutenant Governor in the Isle of Man in October 2000.

75. John C. Kendrew - Biography
    successively in Coastal Command, middle east, and South east Asia (where he This autobiography/biography was written at the time of the award and  
    http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1962/kendrew-bio.html
    
    Extractions: HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL John Cowdery Kendrew was born on 24th March, 1917, in Oxford. His father, Wilfrid George Kendrew, was Reader in Climatology in the University of Oxford; his mother, Evelyn May Graham (Sandberg) Kendrew, was an art historian, for many years resident in Florence, Italy, where she published works on the Italian Primitives under the nom de plume Evelyn Sandberg Vavals. He was educated at the Dragon School, Oxford (1923-1930) and Clifton College, Bristol (1930-1936), and went to Trinity College, Cambridge in 1936 as a Major Scholar. He graduated in Chemistry in 1939, and spent the first few months of the war doing research on reaction kinetics in the Department of Physical Chemistry at Cambridge under the supervision of Dr. E.A. Moelwyn-Hughes. He then became a member of the Air Ministry Research Establishment (later Telecommunication Research Establishment) and worked on radar. In 1940 he joined the staff of Sir Robert Watson-Watt (Scientific Adviser to the Air Ministry) and for the rest of the war was engaged in operational research at Royal Air Force headquarters, successively in Coastal Command, Middle East, and South East Asia (where he was Scientific Adviser to the Allied Air Commander-in-Chief); he held the honorary rank of Wing Commander R.A.F.

76. 790 The Zone
    1, 2005, the Saudi royal court said. He was 84. (AP Photo/Paola Crociani, File).Other middle east Headlines. Envoys Iran Faces Sept. Deadline on Nukes  
    http://www.790thezone.com/APNews/APArticle.aspx?APNewsID=182255

77. 790 The Zone
    The king s official biography described Fahd as an ardent supporter of the Afghan Other middle east Headlines. Tens of Thousands Protest Gaza Pullout  
    http://www.790thezone.com/APNews/APArticle.aspx?APNewsID=182323

78. World History
    middle east and West Asia Chronology You will find here a timeline of events in Queen Elizabeth I - Biography and history of events during her reign.  
    http://www.sldirectory.com/studf/research4.html
    
    Extractions: Web Sites for Students Go Back: Virtual Middle School Library Home Web Sites for Students Menu Social Studies Menu / World History World History Menu: General World History Ancient History Asian History The Middle Ages ... Great Britain World History : General History Resources Ancient History ArchNet - This site covers all phases of archaeology and has links to web sites by location or subject matter.

79. Musician Biographies
    middle Eastern dance company and school specializing in Egyptian belly dance . Najwa spent her teenage years between the Royal Conservatory and home  
    http://www.arabesquedance.ca/musicians_bio.html
    
    Extractions: Javascript is disabled. You can navigate with the static menu Dr. George Sawa Suleiman Warwar Milad Bouchaaya Najwa Tannus ... Sebastian Gatto Musical Director George Sawa was born in Alexandria, Egypt in 1947. He studied Classical Arabic music at the Higher Institute for Arabic Music specializing in qanun (arabic psaltery), Arabic theory and classical singing. After immigrating to Canada in 1970, he obtained an MA in Musicology and Ethnomusicology and a PhD in Arabic historical musicology from the University of Toronto. Since 1972, when he founded the Traditional Arabic Music Ensemble with Ebrahim Eleish, he has directed and performed with the ensemble all over NOrth America, in both concert venues and lecture demonstrations at universities and colleges. As a soloist, Dr. George Sawa has also performed in Europe, in concerts and radio broadcasts. He is frequently invited to international conferences for presentations and lectures on various aspects of medieval and modern Arabic music. At present, he is directing the Centre for Studies in Middle Eastern Music. The Centre is a private institute devoted to research in Arabic music, as well as a school which offers private and group instruction in vocal music, theory and the following Arabic instruments: qanun, nay (flute), darabukka (goblet drum), riqq, mizhar, duff (tambourines), and sagat (finger cymbals).

80. Tim Garden Biography
    He spent three years as the Director of Defence Studies for the Royal He isa Council Member of the Academic Study Group on Israel and the middle east;  
    http://www.tgarden.demon.co.uk/biog/tgbio1.html
    
    Extractions: Tim Garden was born in 1944, educated at the King's School, Worcester , and joined the Royal Air Force as a university cadet while at St Catherine's College , Oxford University reading Physics. He was a member of Oxford University Air Squadron from 1962 to 1965. He was a squadron pilot on No 3 Squadron flying Canberra light bombers in Germany before becoming a flying instructor on Jet Provosts . He has commanded a jet flying training unit, a Vulcan bomber squadron and a helicopter base. He completed his staff training with the Army, and did a postgraduate International Relations degree at Magdalene College Cambridge. He spent three years as the Director of Defence Studies for the Royal Air Force, lecturing internationally on strategic studies. He was then appointed as station commander of RAF Odiham , where he flew Puma and Chinook helicopters. He then spent six years at the Ministry of Defence on both the air and central staffs, including a period on the Air Force Board as Assistant Chief of the Air Staff. His last MOD appointment was as Assistant Chief of the Defence Staff(Programmes) with responsibility for long term defence programme planning for all three Services. He was subsequently appointed to be Commandant of the Royal College of Defence Studies and was in post for the 1994 and 1995 courses. He retired from the RAF in 1996 as an Air Marshal, and was a Web site consultant before being appointed as Director of the

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