41. Battlefield Tours And Historical Tours By Midas Tours 2004 And 2005. First World Nigel, a former Royal Scots Dragoon Guard, performed intelligence lie in thelate antique period and in the military history of the middle east. http://www.midastours.co.uk/biographies.html

Dr Adrian Goldsworthy Adrian Goldsworthy was born in 1969 and educated at Westbourne Boys’ College in Penarth, South Wales, and at St. John’s College, Oxford. He completed his Doctorate in Ancient History in 1994, specialising in the military history of the Greek and especially Roman periods. He is the author of The Roman Army at War 100 BC - AD 200 (OUP, 1996), Roman Warfare (Cassell, 2000), The Punic Wars (Cassell, 2000), and Cannae (2001). Two further titles, Imperator: Great Roman Generals and The Complete Roman Army will be released in 2003. He has lectured in a number of university departments and frequently led parties of students on visits to museums and archaeological sites. Alan Rooney Alan is the Managing Director of Midas Tours and its founding member. He spent over 10 years in the Territorial Army, which gave him a good grounding in modern warfare, its strategy and tactics. There are very few battlefields in the world that he has not explored and he regularly leads our Napoleonic battlefield tours. He recently featured in the Discovery Channel’s six part documentary on the campaigns of Napoleon and is a Fellow of the International Napoleonic Society.

42. AWC Faculty Biographies - H American Foreign Policy Decision Making in the middle east, Group CaptainNigel Huckins is the Royal Air Force advisor to the Air University and an Air http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/facbios/facbio-h.htm

Faculty Biographies H Air University (AU) see privacy and security notice Search home ... contact us Colonel Steve J. Hagel Colonel (R) Theodore C. Hailes Dr. Grant T. Hammond is Deputy Director of the Center for Strategy and Technology (CSAT) and Professor of Strategy and International Security at the Air War College since 1989. Dr. Hammond is a frequent guest lecturer at home and abroad on defense issues, future conflict, creative thinking, strategy, and airpower. He was a major participant in two CSAF sponsored studies ( SPACECAST 2020 and AF 2025 ). His publications include Countertrade, Offsets and Barter in International Political Economy Plowshares Into Swords: Arms Races in International Politics, 1840-1991 (1993) and The Mind of War: John Boyd and American Security (2001). He has published in a number of journals including Aerospace Power Journal Defense and Security Analysis Joint Force Quarterly The Journal of Conflict Studies Washington Quarterly Small Wars and Insurgencies , and the Journal of Innovation and Management among others. He has contributed numerous book chapters as well. Dr. Hammond holds an A.B. from Harvard and M.A. and Ph. D. in International Relations from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University. His major areas of research are the strategic consequence of technological choice and future conflict.

43. BBC - Press Office - Brian Barron covering regions from Northern Ireland to the middle east and Africa. Brian was honoured as the Royal Television Society s Reporter of the Year in http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/biographies/biogs/news/brianbarron.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index MONDAY 19th September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage PRESS OFFICE PRESS RELEASES ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Biographies Brian Barron South Europe Correspondent NEWS Brian Barron has had a long and varied career as BBC Foreign Correspondent, covering regions from Northern Ireland to the Middle East and Africa. Brian was appointed South Europe Correspondent in 2000 and is based in Rome. Prior to this, from 1994 he was the BBC's Bureau Chief based in New York. He joined BBC News as a chief sub-editor in 1965, before becoming Aden Correspondent in 1967, a time of conflict which led to Britain's only remaining Middle East Colony gaining independence and becoming South Yemen. In 1968 Brian was appointed as Cairo Correspondent and between 1969 to 1973 Brian was the BBC's South East Asia Correspondent, during which time he covered both the Vietnam and Cambodia wars. He then became a television news correspondent based in London, although he spent much of his time travelling overseas covering events such as the Middle East war in Syria.

44. Biographies Commemorative Mission 60th Anniversary Of Victory In biographies for the veterans of the commemorative mission party to Europe Julian Clint The 9th Division left the middle east, with Julian sailing for http://www.dva.gov.au/commem/2005/bio/bios_2.htm

Skip to Content Home Help Contact ... Photo Galleries Veteran Biographies Julian Clint Duffy, Australian Capital Territory Army 1940-45 Julian Clint was one of thousands of Australians who enlisted in the Second Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in May 1940, spurred on by the invasion of France that month. Before this he was an 18-year-old clerk living in the Sydney suburb of Seven Hills. Julian was posted to the 2/17th Battalion, formed at Ingleburn and made up of mainly New South Welshmen. After initial training, the battalion sailed from Sydney in October and five weeks later reached Egypt, completing their training in Palestine. After recuperating in a base hospital, Julian returned to his unit, which had now left Tobruk. The 9th Division was rested and rebuilt in Syria and, over several months in the second half of 1942, fought the Germans and Italians in Egypt. In July, Australian troops captured important high ground around Tel el Eisa, on the northern flank of the El Alamein battle area. The Germans tried several times to recapture this key ground. In late October, at El Alamein, the 2/17th was one of the battalions responsible for the position known as Trig 29 and withstood repeated enemy attacks until the Allied counter-attack was launched. This proved to be a turning point in the war in North Africa.

45. Washington Conservatory Of Music Faculty Performances at Kennedy Center Terrace Theater, Europe, middle east. MARIBETH GOWEN (early childhood music, piano) See piano biographies. http://www.washingtonconservatory.com/html/faculty.htm

eet the Faculty Support WCM Home General Information Individual Lessons ... Musical Commentary t is my pleasure to introduce you to the outstanding faculty of the Washington Conservatory of Music. Kathy Judd, Director KATHY J UDD, Executive and Artistic Director (violin): M.M.A., Yale University, B.M., New England Conservatory. Former member, St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Idyllwild Trio, Mariposa Piano Trio, concertmaster, Boulder (CO) Bach Festival. Lead commercial musician, Las Vegas. Orchestral, chamber music, festival performances in U.S., Europe and Taiwan. Faculty, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Idyllwild (CA) School of Music and the Arts. Executive and Artistic Director, Music at Gretna (PA) chamber music and jazz series. National and State grants panelist. PIANO MICHAEL ADCOCK (piano): D.M.A., M.M., Artist Diploma, Peabody Conservatory; B.M., Oberlin College-Conservatory; studies with Leon Fleisher, Ellen Mack, Julian Martin, Joseph Schwartz; adjunct faculty, Peabody Conservatory; faculty, Musicorda Summer Festival; associate faculty, Sarasota Music Festival. Winner, Lili Boulanger Memorial Prize, firsprize, Kosciuszko Chopin Competition, Washington International Piano Competition prize winner, finalist, Concert Artists Guild Competition; soloist with Baltimore and Richmond Symphonies, recitals at Carnegie Recital Hall, La Gesse Festival, France, Phillips Collection, Embassy Series; chamber music at Kennedy Center, Corcoran Gallery. Performances with Denyce Graves, St. Petersburg String Quartet, Ani Kavafian, Jamie Buswell.

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47. The Biography Of David Veness aircraft hijackings in Europe , North and South America and in the middle east .Mr. Veness was appointed Commander in 1987 and served with royalty and http://www.un.org/News/ossg/sg/stories/veness_bio.asp

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48. Persecuted Writers Receive Awards: Nine Journalists And Authors From The Middle Short biographies of the middle east and North African Hellman/Hammett recipientswho can be safely In January 2004, he was released by royal pardon. http://www.payvand.com/news/05/jul/1175.html

News Iran News Iran Sports News News Archive Sites Home Interesting Sites Iran Travel Iran Business Source ... Iranian Calendar Persian Mystics Payvand's Iran News ... Persecuted Writers Receive Awards: Nine Journalists and Authors from the Middle East and North Africa Awarded Hellman/Hammett grants (New York, July 20, 2005) - Writers and journalists from Iran , Morocco, Syria, Tunisia and other countries have been awarded Hellman/Hammett grants in recognition of their courage in the face of political persecution. Twenty-seven writers around the world received Hellman/Hammett awards this year. The Middle East and North African recipients include: Assurbanipal Babilla (Iran), playwright and painter Omid Memarian (Iran), journalist and Internet writer Sina Mottalebi (Iran), journalist and Internet writer Taqi Rahmani (Iran), author of 26 books and monographs Ali Lmrabet (Morocco), journalist and newspaper editor Maha Hassan (Syria), novelist and essayist Abdallah Zouari (Tunisia), writer and high school teacher The other Middle East and North African recipients asked to remain anonymous because of possible continuing danger to them and their families. Hellman/Hammett grants are given annually to writers around the world who have been targets of political persecution. The grant program began in 1989 when the American playwright Lillian Hellman willed that her estate be used to assist writers in financial need as a result of expressing their views. Ms. Hellman was prompted by her experiences during the anti-communist hysteria of the 1950s, when she and her long-time companion the writer Dashiell Hammett, were questioned by U.S. Congressional committees about their political beliefs and affiliations.

49. Biographies: Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham He served with the Royal Horse Artillery during The Great War being awarded an to the middle east as High Commissioner of Palestine from 1945 to 1948. http://www.britishempire.co.uk/biography/cunninghamalan.htm

Sir Alan Gordon Cunningham Profession: Soldier Born: Died: Sir Alan Cunningham was educated at Cheltenham College and then the Royal Military Academy after he joined the Royal Artillery in 1906. He served with the Royal Horse Artillery during The Great War being awarded an MC in 1915 and DSO in 1918. After the war he served in the Straits Settlements for two years. He then returned to Britain. In 1937 he became the commander of the 1st Division of Royal Artillery and then the commander of the relatively new Anti-Aircraft division. At the outbreak of the Second World War, he was sent to command the troops in East Africa. He led the campaign to take Somaliland and Addis Ababa from the Italians. He achieved this in a very short period of time and took over 50,000 prisoners for the loss of only 500 of his own men. This success meant that he was trusted with command of the 8th Army in North Africa. Unfortunately, he was outfought by Rommel and was dismissed by Auchinleck. He was transferred to the Staff College and Northern Ireland before returning to the Middle East as High Commissioner of Palestine from 1945 to 1948. He continued to have a role as the Colonel Commandant of the Royal Artillery until 1954. He died in 1983. Biographies Home Articles Introduction ... Search

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51. Global Connections . A Meeting Of World Leaders | PBS Internet access or current library resources on the middle east; Copies of articlesfor class Internet Resources. biographies of the middle east http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/globalconnections/mideast/educators/nations/lesson2.html

Connecting Questions Nation-States Lesson Plans Learning objectives Students will gain an understanding of some of the background, motivation, and philosophy that shape political strategies proposed by world leaders to address the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Students will learn that there is a complexity of issues and viewpoints to be considered. Grade level Assessment Resources NCSS standards Time estimate Two to three 45-minute sessions, with homework Part 1: Introduction, choose world leader, research assignment Part 2: Prepare and deliver presentations Part 2: "Meeting" of world leaders What you'll need (see Resources for links) Internet access or current library resources on the Middle East Copies of articles for class: "Palestine, Israel, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Primer" "The Saudi Initiative" Poster board for each student or group of students Colored markers Lesson Plan Part 1 The class will read and discuss the article "Palestine, Israel, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Primer." Working alone or in small groups, have students choose a leader from the list provided. The list is divided into six groups, each with four leaders. Each group is organized by its location and/or political tendencies. Either make sure that all the leaders are covered or that there is at least some representation from each group or "faction." Moderate Palestinians Yasser Arafat, leader of

52. Global Connections . Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit | PBS Internet access or current library resource materials on the middle east biographies of individuals involved in the middle east conflict http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/globalconnections/mideast/educators/nations/lesson3.html

Connecting Questions Nation-States Lesson Plans Learning objectives Students will develop persuasive arguments for a given position or point of view regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Students will also build negotiation and conflict management skills. Grade level Assessment Resources NCSS standards Time estimate Up to five class periods, including homework Part 1: Researching world leaders, with homework Part 2: Faction groups discuss the peace process Part 3: Issues committees negotiate a compromise Part 4: Final packaging committee meets Part 5: Student reactions and debriefing What you'll need (see Resources for links) Internet access or current library resource materials on the Middle East Copies of articles for class: "Palestine, Israel, and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Primer" Lesson Plan Part 1 The class will hold a mock summit of world leaders in an attempt to negotiate a settlement on several primary issues relating to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As a class, discuss the issues that will be covered in the summit: Borders and settlements Security Refugees Jerusalem Each student or group of students should choose a world leader to research from the list provided. The list is divided into six groups, each with four leaders. Each group is organized by its location and/or political tendencies. Either make sure that all the leaders are covered or that there is at least some representation from each group or "faction."

53. Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser was a pivotal figure in the recent history of the middle east and played In 1938, Nasser graduated from the Royal Military Academy and joined the http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/gamal_abdel_nasser.htm

Gamal Abdel Nasser Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt was born in 1918 and died in 1970. Nasser was a pivotal figure in the recent history of the Middle East and played a highly prominent role in the 1956 Suez Crisis . Nasser has been described as the first leader of an Arab nation who challenged what was perceived as the western dominance of the Middle East. Nasser remains a highly revered figure in both Egypt and the Arab world. Nasser was born in Alexandria in January 1918. At the age of fifteen, he took part in anti-British demonstrations. Those who protested also targeted some in the royal family who it was believed tacitly supported the power Britain still maintained over Egypt by its joint-ownership of the Suez Canal . It was felt by some that the Royal Family was willing to accept this as long as no attempt was made by the British to weaken the family's power within Egypt itself. In 1935, Nasser was wounded in the head by the British during an anti-British demonstration. In 1938, Nasser graduated from the Royal Military Academy and joined the Egyptian Army. Within the army, Nasser continued with his anti-British activities. In 1942, an incident occurred which is said to have been the key turning point in Nasser's activities. In February 1942, the British persuaded/forced the king of Egypt, King Farouq, to accept a government that was to be headed by Nahas Pasha. At this time, Britain's power in North Africa was reaching a peak with the defeat of the Afrika Korps and this power was especially felt in Egypt. Nasser was appalled by what he considered to be the interference in the internal affairs of one country by a colonial European power. For the next seven years, he used his influence to persuade officers in the Egyptian Army that a) such interference was unacceptable and b) that all vestiges of British rule/influence had to be removed from Egypt. During this time, Nasser was stationed as an instructor in the Egyptian Army Staff College. This gave him direct access to young officers who might be more prone to his views when compared to the older officers in the Egyptian Army.

54. Biography Judge Al-Khasawneh Member of the Jordanian Royal Commission on Legislative and the Jordaniandelegation to the peace negotiations in the middle east (19911994). http://www.icj-cij.org/icjwww/igeneralinformation/icvjudge/Al-Khasawneh.html

Judge Awn Shawkat AL-KHASAWNEH (Member of the Court since 6 February 2000) Born in Amman (Jordan) on 22 February 1950. Primary and secondary education at the Islamic Educational College of Amman. University education at Cambridge University (Queens' College) history and law, postgraduate studies in international law. M.A. LL.M. (Cantab.). Joined the Jordanian diplomatic service in 1975. Second Secretary, then First Secretary at the Permanent Mission of Jordan to the United Nations in New York (1976-1980). Ministry of Foreign Affairs with special responsibility for international organizations and international law (1980-1985). Head of the Legal Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1985-1990). Seconded to the Royal Court (1990). Ambassador (1992). Adviser to the King and Adviser of the State on International Law with the rank of Cabinet Minister (1995). Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court (1996-1998). Member of the Jordanian Royal Commission on Legislative and Administrative Reform (1994-1996). Chairman of the Jordanian National Group on the Implementation of International Humanitarian Law (1998).

55. Britannia Biographies: St. Cedd, Bishop Of London A Biography of St. Cedd, Bishop of London. Cedd thus turned south again tospread the word of God amongst the east Saxons. http://www.britannia.com/bios/saints/cedd.html

Search Britannia Departments Travel History British Life Shopping Biographies British Monarchs Prime Ministers Great Scotsmen EBK Royalty ... Biographies A - Z Search for: Books Video Music Toys Tech Enter keywords: Search Amazon for books, videos, music CDs, toys, electronics. Just select the category, type in your keyword(s) and click search. Or if you feel like bidding on something, click Amazon Auctions St. Cedd (AD 620-AD 664) Bishop of Essex Abbot of Lastingham Born: c. AD 620 in Northumberland Died: 26th October AD 664 at Lastingham, Yorkshire North Riding In AD 653, the mighty armies of King Penda of Mercia expanded their monarch's influence to the control of Middle Anglia (Leicestershire and parts of Lincoln and Derby), where his son Peada was appointed King. Soon afterward, the young king visited his neighbour, King Oswiu of Northumbria, at Walton (or Atwell or Wattbottle) and, as his new kingdom had already been considerably influenced by East Anglian Christianity, Peada agreed to be baptised in return for the hand of Oswiu's daughter, Alchflaed. Bishop Finan of Lindisfarne therefore welcomed the King and a number of his nobles into the Christian faith and Oswiu provided him with four priests to instruct his people further. One of these was St. Cedd. Within a year, Cedd returned home, having helped to convert much of Middle Anglia to Christianity. He travelled to Lindisfarne to confer with Bishop Finan, who promptly sent this impress young missionary out once more to evangelise the people of Essex, who were sorely in need of some spiritual guidance. King Oswiu, having imposed his overlordship there, had persuaded King Sigeberht Sanctus to adopt Christianity, in a general mobilization against Penda of Mercia. Cedd thus turned south again to spread the word of God amongst the East Saxons. He baptised many of the locals and built several churches - possibly Prittlewell and West Mersea amongst them - and is particularly noted for the foundation of monasteries at Ythanchester (Bradwell-on-Sea) and Tilaburg (East Tilbury).

56. Behman Hospital - Providing Psychiatric Services In Egypt And Middle East the oldest and largest private psychiatric hospital in Egypt, middle east . He is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and a http://www.behman.com/biography/fakhr.html

Prof. Mohamed Fakhr El-Islam Trained in Psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry in London and trained in psychotherapy at the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations in London. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and a fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in London. He began his academic career in the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University and was Professor of Psychiatry at Kuwait University. He started psychiatric services for the state of Qatar in 1971 and the University psychiatric department in Kuwait in 1980. His main areas of research are Arab cultural and Epidemiological Psychiatry. His most recent publications include contributions to reference books in these areas published by the American Psychiatric Press, the International Universities Press and the World Psychiatric Association. He was the associate editor of the International Journal of Social Psychiatry and Secretary of the Trans-cultural Psychiatry Section of the World Psychiatric Association. At present he is academic consultant to The Behman Hospital.

57. Behman Hospital - Providing Psychiatric Services In Egypt And Middle East Dr. ElDosoky is on the board of middle east Group of the Royal College ofPsychiatrists as Egypt representative to the Board Committee. http://www.behman.com/biography/a_refaat.html

Dr. Ahmed Refaat El-Dosoky completed his Basic medical training at Benha Faculty of Medicine, Zagzig university in 1983. He continued postgraduate training at Benha University Hospital and gained Master Degree in Neurology and Psychological Medicine in 1989. He also worked as a registrar and then Senior registrar at the Behman Hospital between 1989 and 1991. He trained at Charring Cross General Psychiatric Training Scheme, UK during the period from 1991 to 1996. He was elected to the Membership of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 1995. Upon returning to Cairo on 1996 Dr. El-Dosoky worked as consultant psychiatrist at the Behman Hospital. In July 2000 he became the Managing Director of the Hospital in addition to his work as Consultant Psychiatrist. Dr. El-Dosoky is on the board of Middle East Group of the Royal College of Psychiatrists as Egypt representative to the Board Committee.

58. Biography - His Majesty King Hussein Bin Talal throughout his 47year reign to promote peace in the middle east. In 1990King Hussein appointed a royal commission representing the entire spectrum http://www.kinghussein.gov.jo/biography.html

Views on Selected Subjects Calendar of Monthly Events Photo Bank Video and Audio ... The Office King Hussein bin Talal His Majesty King Hussein bin Talal, the father of modern Jordan, will always be remembered as a leader who guided his country through strife and turmoil to become an oasis of peace, stability and moderation in the Middle East. Among Jordanians, his memory is cherished as the inspiration for Jordan's climate of openness, tolerance and compassion. Known to his people as Al-Malik Al-Insan ("The Humane King"), King Hussein established a legacy which promises to guide Jordan for many years to come. At the time of his passing on February 7, 1999, His Majesty was the longest serving executive head of state in the world. Of great significance to Muslims throughout the world, the late King Hussein was also the forty-second generation direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad. He was born in Amman on November 14, 1935, to Prince Talal bin Abdullah and Princess Zein al-Sharaf bint Jamil. King Hussein is survived by two brothers, Prince Muhammad and Prince El Hassan, and one sister, Princess Basma. After completing his elementary education in Amman, His Majesty attended Victoria College in Alexandria, Egypt, and Harrow School in England. He later received his military education at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in England. Jerusalem King Hussein also struggled throughout his 47-year reign to promote peace in the Middle East. After the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, he was instrumental in drafting

59. The Free Information Society - T.E. Lawrence Biography During his time in the middle east, he often lived with Arabs, wore Arab clothing In 1922, Thomas joined the Royal Air Force using the pseudonym Ross . http://www.freeinfosociety.com/site.php?postnum=89

60. Worldroots.com middle east and Far east. Historic and genealogical information about royal andnoble family lines. Africa, Asia, Oceania, Malaysia dynasties http://worldroots.com/brigitte/royal/royal22.htm

Worldroots.com Surname List European Royalty Site Map Europe A-Z ... Medieval Other links: Fine Art Russian Impressionism Antique Jewelry Donations Middle East and Far East Historic and genealogical information about royal and noble family lines Africa, Asia, Oceania, Malaysia dynasties by Henry Soszynski Imperial Family of Japan Principle Japanese Daimyo to 1868 Japanese History (Shotoku) Imperial Vietnam Islamic Dynasties: The Calipate Database by Brian Tompsett The Caliphate of Cordoba Database by Brian Tompsett Savage Shahs of Persia by Joan Bos Sadistic Sultans of Turkey by Joan Bos Islamic Dynasties Islamic Dynasties of the Middle East Jahan I , Moghul Emperor (1592-1666) ... 521- 465 B.C.) (very disputable line!!) by Leo van de Pas Sulaiman "the Magnificent" of Turkey My line Muhammed Reza ... (1919-1980) Schah of Persia/Iran (spouse of Soraya and Farah Diba 1921) Short Bio Farah Diba -spouse of Muhammed Reza Pahlavi, Shah of Iran. 1919-1980- Artikel about Farah Diba Official Website of Farah Diba *1921 Hashemite Family Tree of King Hussein of Jordan Immediate Family Tree of King Hussein of Jordan ... Queen Noor with some members of her family: (in between dghtr Princess Iman and son Crown Prince Hamzah, and the present King Abdullah of Jordan with his wife Rania) Queen Noor in 2003 King Hussein of Jordan's Ancestry King Hussein of Jordan's Biography King Hussein of Jordan (his spouse Queen Nur and all of his children) May 27, 2004 - Crown Prince Hamza bin Hussein's marriage to Princess Noor

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