41. Mennonite Heritage Cruise Conference coorganizers nikolai krylov (left) and John Staples. In addition tothe academic conference these days of bicentennial markings included the http://www.mennonitecentre.com/Bicentennial.html

by Digital photos by Johannes Dyck, Germany Recapturing the Russian Mennonite Story New academic papers and unveiling of historical markers in Ukraine (See text in German below) (Note: the authors, translator and photographer give permission for the free re-use of the material on this Internet page) Mennonites are a confessional group which migrated from sixteenth century Holland to Poland to Russia/Ukraine, and then disbursed to many countries. There are over half a million Russian Mennonite descendants in North America. They have been returning in considerable numbers as scholars and tourists in the last decade. A renovated former historic girls school now serves as a Mennonite regional relief centre, specializing in medical and educational projects. MCC and other Mennonite agencies are also actively at work in Ukraine. Thirty seven papers from researchers in seven countries on three continents were presented at the June conference in Ukraine, most of them from Sunday, June 6, 2004 - the town of Molochansk turns up for the Molochna Settler unveiling ceremony Mennonites from Ukraine, Russia, Canada,Germany, Austria, USA, Paraguay attend

42. Ivan's Childhood Music by Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov. With nikolai Burliaev, Valentin Zubkov, EvgeniiZharikov, Stepan krylov, nikolai Grin ko. http://www.rusfilm.pitt.edu/2001/ivan.html

Ivan's Childhood (1962) USSR Directed by Andrei Tarkovskii Written by Vladimir Bogomolov and Mikhail Papava. Cinematography by Vadim Iusov. Art Direction by Evgenii Cherniaev. Music by Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov. With Nikolai Burliaev, Valentin Zubkov, Evgenii Zharikov, Stepan Krylov, Nikolai Grin'ko. In Russian with English subtitles Ivan's Childhood, Andrei Tarkovsky's feature-length debut, is also known in English under the title My Name Is Ivan . It recounts the story of a boy-soldier who volunteers to work as an agent for Soviet partisans during WWII after his family has been slaughtered by Nazi soldiers. Unlike his adult fellow-partisans, this ten-year-old boy maintains a stoic exterior, seemingly oblivious to the brutality of war. Based on the story Ivan by Vladimir Bogomolov, the film makes extensive use of visual citations from Dovzhenko's Earth and other early Soviet film texts. Tarkovsky's provocative experimentation, given the context of Soviet restraints, further suggests a re-engagement with the aesthetics of the Early Soviet period in its use of crane shots, double exposure, negative film background, diagonals, and long tracking shots, as well as its combination of documentary footage with passages of unabashed lyricism. Many of the characteristic oppositional thematic repetitions of the later Tarkovsky make their first appearances in this film: fire and dripping water; shots of the earth and the cries of off-screen birds. His blending of expressionist techniques with surrealism and documentary lends this film an extraordinary emotional range and variety, marking it as one of Tarkovsky's best films.

43. The Pride Of Russian Culture The celebrated Russian fabulist Ivan krylov read out a fable entitled The Diverswhich Ivan krylov, the poets nikolai Gnedich and Konstantin Batiushkov, http://www.nlr.ru:8105/eng/nlr/history/index4.html

Modest Korff. Engraving by Ivan Pozhalostin. 1877 Ivan Delianov. Lithograph by Peter Borel from a photograph by Steinberg. 1860s T The opening of the Public Library which coincided with what Pushkin called the time of "glory and delight" was recorded in all the St Petersburg newspapers. The poet and critic Piotr Pletnev wrote that all men and women whose "Russian hearts beat stronger on hearing the word Motherland" had perceived the event as "a glorious occurrence" important for the future of the country. The library remained a popular topic in subsequent years too. The papers described it as "a tmly national repository" and noted that any reader "had free entry to it, whatever title or rank he may have held." The Olenin years, in the course of which over 15,000 library cards were issued and some 100,000 volumes given out to readers, also saw the first attempts to analyse reading patterns, the range of subjects which interested users of the library and the demand for works by particular authors (Lomonosov, Karamzin, Derzhavin, Krylov, Zhukovsky, Gnedich, Batiushkov, and others). The same period was marked too by the inception of a reference and bibliographical service within the library as members of staff began to select literature systematically in response to readers' requests (books, for example, on the history of the 1812 War, Suvorov's campaigns in Italy and Switzerland, or public education in Russia). At the request of Stroganov and Olenin, the book-dealer Vastly Sopikov, a member of the merchant class, was taken into state service at the library. Sopikov had become famous for his knowledge in the field of Russian bibliography and the book trade. He was entmsted with managing the Russian stocks and the library saw to the publication of his major work An Essay in Russian Bibliography which the author per-spicaciously believed "will be a classic not only in Russia but also in foreign parts". Sopikov's work contained "an accurate and thorough description" of books published in Russia from the introduction of printing to the beginning of the nineteenth century and still remains a valuable handbook for librarians and bibliographers today.

44. Loyola Of Los Angeles International And Comparative Law Review Index krylov, nikolai, Humanitarian Intervention Pros and Cons. 17365. GIBNEY, MARK,Human Rights and Human Consequences A Critical Analysis of http://ilr.lls.edu/indices/ilrtitle1h.htm

45. Loyola Of Los Angeles International And Comparative Law Review Index krylov, nikolai, Humanitarian Intervention Pros and Cons. 17365. KUBASEK, NANCY;BROWN, TIMOTHY; AND GIAMPETROMEYER, ANDREA, The Exploitation of Child http://ilr.lls.edu/indices/ilrauthor1h.htm

46. Subtitrari Cast, nikolai Burlyayev, Valentin Zubkov, Yevgeni Zharikov, Stepan krylov,nikolai Grinko, Dmitri Milyutenko, Valentina Malyavina http://subtitrari.alege.net/movies/i/1/subtitrari.html

Search: A B C D ... add movie var p=478; var w=468; var h=60; Category: I (104 movies) Select page: I Am David (2003) Directed by Paul Feig Genre Drama Rating ( imdb 6.8/10 (550 votes) Cast Ben Tibber, James Caviezel, Joan Plowright, Hristo Shopov, Silvia De Santis, Paco Reconti, Roberto Attias Also Known As I Am David downloads download subtitles (0) download subtitrari I Am David (2003) Incognito (1997) Directed by John Badham Genre Crime / Thriller Rating ( imdb 6.3/10 (572 votes) Cast Also Known As Incognito downloads download subtitles (0) download subtitrari Incognito (1997) Intermedio (2005) Directed by Andrew Lauer Genre Horror / Thriller Rating ( imdb 4.2/10 (92 votes) Cast Edward Furlong, Steve Railsback, Cerina Vincent, Amber Benson, Paul Cram, Callard Harris, Dean N. Arevalo Also Known As The In Between,intermedio downloads download subtitles (0) download subtitrari Intermedio (2005) In Too Deep (1999) Directed by Michael Rymer Genre Crime / Thriller / Drama Rating ( imdb 5.8/10 (996 votes)

47. Kukrynisky Mikhail Kupriyanov, Porfiry krylov and nikolai Sokolov were all students of thefamous Russian artist, Dmitri Orlov. In 1924 they established their own http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/ARTkukrynisky.htm

Kukrynisky Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email Mikhail Kupriyanov, Porfiry Krylov and Nikolai Sokolov were all students of the famous Russian artist, Dmitri Orlov . In 1924 they established their own studio in Moscow. It was decided to sign their work Kukryniksy (an anagram of parts of their names). In the 1920s the men concentrated on book illustration and literary caricature. However from 1933 they switched to political cartoons and these appeared regularly in the journals, Pravada and Krokodil . During the Second World War the group concentrated on producing propaganda posters. All three men worked individually and their landscapes and portraits have been exhibited in all the major Russian art galleries. Kukryniksy The Big Three will tie the enemy in knots Available from Amazon Books (order below) Enter keywords...

48. M:\Offices\mqr\January2005--Ritual\8Letkemann.HTM New York State University at Fredonia; nikolai krylov, University of of the Settlement Network of the Zaporizhzhe/Azov Region (nikolai krylov); http://www.goshen.edu/mqr/pastissues/jan05letkemann.html

"Molochna 2004: Mennonites and Their Neighbours (1804-2004)": An International Conference, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, June 2-5, 2004 PETER LETKEMANN* The year 2004 marks the 200th anniversary of the founding of the Molochna Mennonite settlement in southern Russia (present-day Ukraine). To mark this historic anniversary, scholars from eight countries on four continents gathered in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, from June 2-5 for an academic conference entitled "Molochna 2004: Mennonites and Their Neighbours (1804-2004)." The first nine villages of the Molochna settlement were founded in the spring of 1804; by 1809 there were already nineteen villages. From 1819 to 1848 (the year of Johann Cornies' death) another twenty-seven villages were founded; between 1851 and 1863 another eleven were added"making a total of fifty-seven villages. The settlement also included a number of large private estates, including Juschanlee (J. Cornies, 1830), Steinbach (Klaas Wiens, 1812) and Felsenthal (David Reimer, 1820). By 1914, the settlement was the largest Mennonite colony in Tsarist Russia with a population of 27,127 covering an area of over 306,000 acres. Scholars came from Austria, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Paraguay, Russia, Ukraine and the United States to explore all aspects of the history of the Molochna Mennonites and their interactions with their non-German neighbours. Unfortunately, there were no representatives from Bethel College, Canadian Mennonite University or Conrad Grebel College"all former centers of Russian Mennonite studies in North America.

49. Russian Academy Of Sciences / History / Restoration Of The Russian Academy Of Sc Significant progress in the theory of nonlinear oscillations was achieved in theworks of nikolai M. krylov, nikolai .N.Bogolyubov, Leonid I. Mandelstam, http://www.pran.ru/eng/history/20021211023155history.html

Contact information Portal map Search History ... Choose language Restoration of the Russian Academy of Sciences In 1991, in connection with the changes that occurred in the political, social and economic situation in the  country, including the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the formation of the Russian Federation, the Academy received a new status in 1991 and was given back its old name: the Russian Academy of Sciences. [Decree of the President of Russian Federation of December 2, 1991]. Academician Yuri S. Osipov was elected President of the Academy. The scientists of the Academy made great contributions to the development of practically all directions of modern science. Developing the traditions of national scientific schools, the researchers of the Academy enriched many areas of theoretical and applied mathematics. Studies of Ivan M. Vinogradov and his school into the theory of numbers, as well as research into the theory of functions carried out by the school of Nikolai N. Luzin gained wide international recognition. New approaches were proposed in the theory of differential equations and functional analysis, in the theory of probabilities, algebra, topology, mathematical logic, and in the mathematical theory of optimal control (Andrei N. Kolmogorov, Sergei L. Sobolev, Ivan G. Petrovsky, Lev S. Pontryagin, Anatoly I. Maltsev, and others). Substantial contributions to the development of applied mathematics were made by Mikhail A. Lavrentyev, Mstislav V.Keldysh, and others. A number of problems related to mathematical applications in mechanics, economics, physics and technology were successfully solved.

50. Transas News Both “Fotii krylov” and “nikolai Chiker” were built in Finland in 1989 duringthe Soviet period and still are the most powerful vessels in the world http://www.transas.com/news.asp?id=258

51. A To Z Encyclopaedia Of Ice Hockey - Squads - USSR Yevgeny Babich, Yuri krylov, nikolai Khlystov, Yuri Pantiukhov, Viktor Nikiforov.World Championship Team nikolai Puchkov, Grigori Mkrtychan; http://www.azhockey.com/squads/squadsussr.html

Last updated on Tuesday, 09 August 2005 If you only see one frame - click here for the full frames version of the A to Z Soviet Squads World Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Alexander Vinogradov, Genrikh Sidorenkov; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov , Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov. European Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Alexander Vinogradov, Genrikh Sidorenkov; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov , Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov. World Championship Team : Nikolai Puchkov , Grigori Mkrtychan; Alfred Kucherevsky, Dmitri Ukolov, Ivan Tregubov, Nikolai Sologubov , Pavel Zhiburtovich; Vsevolod Bobrov, Viktor Shuvalov, Aleksei Guryshev, Yuri Krylov, Mikhail Bychkov , Alexander Uvarov, Valentin Kuzin, Yevgeny Babich, Nikolai Khlystov, Alexander Komarov.

52. PICTURES My deputy nikolai krylov entered our HQ bunker. He was too pale and reported thathe s just returned from the position and everything was arranged properly. http://ca.geocities.com/stalingradru/pictures.html

THE BATTLE ILLUSTRATED... "We lived in what once was a cellar of a house. When the air raids started the dogs were the first to get into our shelters and there was no way to get them out. They would suddenly turn into ferocious beasts. Cooking on fire was too dangerous - the smoke made us a perfect target both for the German and the Russian artillery. My mother now was stammering and the smaller children had epileptic fits.." Nikolai Eremenko "Our duel took place on the south-eastern slope of Mamai Hill. The traced position of the German super sniper was about two hundred yards from the water tanks on top of the hill. The tension was growing, our losses increased and the order to finish the enemy was strict. I also could not deceive the expectations of my comrades... "You will not be marching on our land you will be crawling"-I kept on saying ...'(Vassiliy Zaitsev,Russian sniper) "Sleeping was out of the question and we did not sleep at all for several days. My deputy Nikolai Krylov entered our HQ bunker. He was too pale and reported that he's just returned from the position and everything was arranged properly.

53. Plays: The Bedbug For the first half of the play, Meyerhold engaged three young designers, MikhailKupriianov, Porfiry krylov, and nikolai Sokolov (they called themselves by http://max.mmlc.northwestern.edu/~mdenner/Drama/plays/bedbug/1bedbug.html

The Bedbug Home Plays The Bedbug 1 Meyerhold staged Vladimir Mayakovsky's The Bedbug in 1929. The director worked closely with the author on the production, as well as with the composer Dmitry Shostakovich. For the first half of the play, Meyerhold engaged three young designers, Mikhail Kupriianov, Porfiry Krylov, and Nikolai Sokolov (they called themselves by the acronym Kukriniksy). Here are three sketches by the Kukryniksy for the first half of The Bedbug . To the right is a sketch of various props. The bottom left depicts that dormitory in which the second scene takes place. The bottom right is a sketch of the set for scene three. The Bedbug 1 Directors Visual Art Designers Resources

54. Bibliography krylov, AN (Aleksei Nikolaevich), 18631945, Sobranie trudov / AN krylova, Moskva krylov, nikolai Mitrofanovich, 1879-1955, Izbrannye trudy, Kiev http://www.library.cornell.edu/math/bibliography/display.cgi?start=K&

55. The New York Times > Movies > NA PUTI V BERLIN > Review, Cast And Synopsis nikolai Trofimov Gennadiy KarnovichValua Stepan krylov Yuri Fisenko Sergei Dvoretsky Geliy Sysoev nikolai Kuzmin Pavel Pervushin http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=170589

56. Heckling Hitler (review) by the Soviet threeman team of graphic artists called Kukriniksy (a compositeof their names Mikhail Kuprianov, Porfiri krylov and nikolai Sokolov). http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v08/v08p231_Wikoff.html

Institute for Historical Review Book Review Heckling Hitler HECKLING HITLER: CARICATURES OF THE THIRD REICH, by Zbynek Zeman. Hanover, New Hampshire: University Press of New England, 1987, Pb., 128 pp., illustrated, $14.95, ISBN 0-87451-403-7. Reviewed by Jack Wikoff Heckling Hitler , a recent selection of the Jewish Book Club, is a collection of 178 anti-Hitler, anti-National Socialist and anti-German political cartoons of the Weimar Republic and Nazi eras. The author, Zbynek Zeman, lives and teaches in England and has written several books on the propaganda of the Second World War. This volume of political cartoons, which is accompanied by an extensive text, will be of interest to the Revisionist solely because of its historically curious and valuable illustrations. Unfortunately, the text is riddled with anti-Hitlerian platitudes, unhistorical cliches and myths. Author Zeman displays a complete lack of objectivity throughout his textual commentary. Zeman is clearly no Germanophile. In the introduction he brazenly claims that Germans have no sense of humor. The reader is repeatedly told that Germany was an ideologically and socially backward nation.. From the first chapter, titled "Young Hitler: The Making of a Famous Monster," the following chapters continue in this disparaging vein to discuss chronologically the events which inspired the political cartoons in this volume. Political caricature has traditionally flourished in mass circulation daily newspapers. The staff cartoonist, working to fight deadlines, produces a visual statement in quick response to rapidly changing news developments. In

57. TA Office List For Fall 01 krylov, nikolai. 309. 6 0311. Lee, Kevin. 400. 6 2305. Lenzhen, Anna. 609. 3 2462.Li, Gang. 735. 6 2386. Li, Zhe. 611. 6 8806. Liang, Qian. 730. 6 4802 http://www.math.uic.edu/programs/gradstudies/documents/Office2001.htm

Spring 2002 Office Assignments Office Phone Name Abouzeid, Aushra Akbas, Erol An, Hao Andikfar, Hossein Ashford, Kristen Bauer, Amy Berkowitz, David Beyarslan, Ozlem Bird, Katherine Bishop, Marcus Brugueras, Jaime Budur, Nero Cashen, Christopher Chakrabarty, Siddhartha Chan, Kungho Chen, Jian Chen, Jing Chen, Ke Coppola, Andrew DeFernex, Tommaso Deng, Yunfan Ding, Bifeng Ding, Junfeng Dominici, Diego Dong, Yuping Dye, Heather Enyang, John Fernos, Talia Florek, Wojciech Gaddini, Melissa Goncharov, Yevgeny Grizzard, Philip Guo, Dazhi Gupta, Chetan Hallman, Allyson He, Xiaowei Hernandez-Gonzalez, Luissette Ho, Vuy Huang, Hong Jahn, Sarah Jin, Tao Kasman, Reva Khan, Qayum Kim, Jon-Lark Klaff, Ben Krylov, Nikolai Lee, Kevin Lenzhen, Anna Li, Gang Li, Zhe Liang, Qian Lin, Zuojun Liu, Aimin Liu, Libin Liu, Zhen Lu, Chaoxiao Mao, Xuejing Martinez, Lidia Marusarz, Derek Muthu, Srinivasan Nath, Rishi Niknejad, Amir Olson, Jeffrey Pakpoom, Pattarapong Pantic, Sanja Pavlovic, Natasa Perepelitsa, Irina Pontarelli, Brett Popova, Natalya Radin, Dale Rafalski, Shawn Reed, Gail Rosen, Eric

58. Graduate Studies In Mathematics, Statistics, And Computer Science nikolai krylov Mapping class groups of (k1)-connected almost-parallelizable2k-manifolds (Anatoly Libgober) University of Bremen - Germany http://www.math.uic.edu/gradstudies/grads.html

Employment Recent Grads Letters of Rec Job Links OPT/CPT About our Graduates The MSCS department awards doctoral degrees each year as indicated below along with the thesis title, thesis advisor, and the first place of employment. Barry Booton Norm Inequalities for Certain Classes of Functions and their Fourier Transforms (Yoram Sagher) Instructor, Florida Atlantic University - Boca Raton, Florida Yunfan Deng Design of Crossover Trials with Binary Outcomes (Samad Hedayat) Mathematical Statistician, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, U.S. Food and Drug Administration - Washington, D.C. Junfeng Ding Efficient Association Rule Mining Among Infrequent Items (Stephen Yau) Sarah Hutcheson Jahn A Blowing Up Algorithm for Calculating Rings of Integers (Jeremy Teitelbaum) Assistant Professor, Concordia University - St. Paul, Minnesota Myrna La Rosa Spanish Calculators and Galileo (Calixto Calderon) Instructor, Triton College - River Grove, Illinois Gang Li Locally D-optimal Designs for Nonlinear Models with Minimal Number of Support Points (Dibyen Majumdar) Senior Statistician, Glaxo Smith Klein - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

59. Andrei Rublev - Anatoli Solonitsyn, Ivan Lapikov, Nikolai Grinko Irma Raush, nikolai Burlyayev, Yuri Nikulin, Rolan Bykov, nikolai Grabbe,Mikhail Kononov, Stepan krylov, Irina Miroshnichenko, Bolot Bejshenaliyev http://www.phase9.tv/movies/andreirublev.htm

ANDREI RUBLEV Year: UK: ICA Projects Cast: Anatoli Solonitsyn, Ivan Lapikov, Nikolai Grinko, Nikolai Sergeyev, Irma Raush, Nikolai Burlyayev, Yuri Nikulin, Rolan Bykov, Nikolai Grabbe, Mikhail Kononov, Stepan Krylov, Irina Miroshnichenko, Bolot Bejshenaliyev Director: Andrei Tarkovsky Country: Russia Language: Russian (English Subtitles) UK: 189 mins UK Certificate: 15 contains moderate violence UK Release Date: 2 July 2004 (Limited Release)b.com/title/tt0060107/externalreviews Synopsis 2004 PHASE9 ENTERTAINMENT Subscribe to the free PHASE9 Entertainment newsletter PHASE9 ENTERTAINMENT - HOME MOVIES MUSIC ... TV SCIFI

60. Aleph-Bet Books - Catalogue 63e 3 famous Soviet illustrators who were satirists, poster designers and painterswhose names were Mikhail Kouriyanov, Porfiry krylov and nikolai Sokolov. http://www.alephbet.com/Cat63e.htm

(ROBINSON,CHARLES)illus. TRUE ANNALS OF FAIRY LAND: The REIGN OF KING COLE. ROBINSON, CHARLES ALSO 458 ROBINSON,W.HEATH. BILL THE MINDER. SEE PHOTO LIMITED EDITION SIGNED BY HEATH ROBINSON (ROBINSON,W.HEATH)illus. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM by William Shakespeare. Lond:Constable 1914. Large 4to, green cloth backed boards, (issued both In vellum and boards, the board copies were issued so that the owner could provide their own fancy leather binding) tips rubbed else near Fine. LIMITED TO ONLY 250 NUMBERED COPIES SIGNED BY ROBINSON. HEATH ROBINSON DRAWING FOR HANS ANDERSEN (ROBINSON,W.HEATH)illus. ORIGINAL DRAWING: HANS ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES . This is a most charming original pen and ink drawing by Robinson for his edition of Hans Andersen's Fairy Tales published by Constable In 1913. It appears as a full page illustration on page 292 of the book considerably reduced from the original. The drawing is matted and measures 8 2 x 13", the actual image is round ( 7" In diameter) and is signed. Captioned " the Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweeper" there is a pretty young woman standing on a hillside holding a a hooked staff. She is dressed In a fancy frock and a hat. a lovely image. SEE PHOTO A MOST UNCOMMON HEATH ROBINSON BOOK (ROBINSON,W.HEATH)illus.

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