81. Mutató Vissza az ÁBChez Ugrás az elõzõ lapra, Szerzõi névmutató J 6/8 lap,Ugrás a következõ lapra. John Reed (1887 - 1920). John Reich. John Rewald. http://infoserver.kkmk.hu/katalogus/M2/j/00000006.htm

Szerzõi névmutató J 6/8 lap John McCain John McCarthy John McCormick John McRae ... Jonathan Mallalieu , angol író Jonathan Marks Jonathan Meadas Jonathan N. Tubb Jonathan Neelands ... Joó Tibor (1901 - 1945), filozófus Joop Wolff Joop, Gerhard Joós Ernõ Joós Sándor ... Jordan, Neil (1950 - ), rendezõ Jordan, Robert , francia író Jordan, Robert , amerikai író Jordánné Vörös Gyöngyi Jordánszky Elek Jordi Ballonga Jordi Rexach ... Josef Domján , helyi ép.mérnök Josef Ehm Josef Erhart Josef F. Klein Josef Fischer ... Joseph Cropsey Készült: 2003.03.17 - 02:33 NanSRI OPAC v1.1008

82. Mutató Rednik Zsuzsa, S. Redol, Alves (1911 ). Redo Ferenc. Reed, David. Reed, John(1887 - 1920). Reed, Phil. Reed, Thomas M. Reed, Walter E. Reepen, Michael. http://infoserver.kkmk.hu/katalogus/M2/r/00000003.htm

Szerzõi névmutató R 3/8 lap Reboulot, Brigitte Rebourgeron, Dominique Rebreanu, Liviu Rebreanu, Vasile ... Rechnitzer János (1952 - ), közgazdász Recht Márta, M. Recht Rezsõ Recht, Christine Reckitt, Robin ... Recski András , matematika Rédai Gábor Rédai István Redaktionsteam Daruf Redecker, Gisbert ... Redfield, James , író, terapeuta Redfield, William Redford, Robert Redgrave, Lynn Redgrave, Michael ... Reese, Richard E. , orvos Reeve, Philip Reeve, Tony Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens, Judith ... Réger Zita (1944 - 2001), nyelvész Regina Ceriani Regina Ezera Regina Grabbet Regina Haslinger ... Regõs László , orvos Regõsné Halász Katalin Reguli Ernõ Reguli Ernõné Reguly Antal ... Reich Károly (1922 - 1988), illusztrátor Reich Milton Oszkár Reich, Christopher Reich, John Reich, Steve ... Rennie, Andrew , matematikus Renoir, Auguste Renoir, Jean Renoir, Pierre Auguste Renolder, Andreas (1957 - ), osztrák író Renoldner, Andreas (1957 - ), osztrák író Renow-Clarke, Ben Renssen, Mariëlle Rentz Mátyás Rentzmann, Wilhelm ... Rényi Krisztina Készült: 2003.03.17 - 02:33 NanSRI OPAC v1.1008

83. TYLER COUNTY CEMETERIES Reed, Mary C. 1870, 1906, None Given. Reed, Mary E. 1876, 1964, None Given. Rockwell,Hattie M. 1887, 1920, None Given. Rockwell, John O. 1882, 1968, None Given. http://www.ovis.net/~garyp/middm-r.htm

TYLER COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA CEMETERIES MIDDLEBOURNE CEMETERY M - R Recorded August 4, 2001 BY: Gary Patterson NAME BIRTH DEATH INFORMATION Mallery, Calvin H. None Given Mallery, Harry G. June 12, 1909 January 24, 1977 S. Sgt. US Army WWII Mallery, Mary E. None Given Maloy, Belle None Given Maloy, James R. None Given Maple, John B. None Given Maple, Nettie H. None Given Marlow, Infant Marlow, Octavia H. August 18, 1875 August 19, 1893 Marlowe, Allen T. None Given Marlowe, Jennie None Given Martin, Anna F. None Given Martin, Asia Geraldine March 20, 1867 May 22, 1906 None Given Martin, Christian R. None Given Martin, Daily L. None Given Martin, Earl E. None Given Martin, Earl R.B. None Given Martin, Eli B. None Given Martin, Freda M. None Given Martin, Harlen E. "Buggs" July 9, 1933 January 22, 1994 PFC US Army Korea Martin, Laura Engle March 31, 1841 March 24, 1918 None Given Martin, Octavia September 2, 1843 June 16, 1925 None Given Martin, R.A. April 5, 1840 April 9, 1911 None Given Martin, Robert B.F. April 19, 1838 June 13, 1915 None Given Martin, Robert Earl None Given Martin, Thomas R.

84. Dolgeville Cemetery, Part 3 Reed, M. Sarah, D. 128-1849, 78yr Reed, Orson V SANFORD, F., 1847 - 1854, 7yr-15daSANFORD, John H., 1879 Phebe Lanphere SHEFFIELD, George S., 1887 - 1920, Wf. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyherkim/cemeteries/dolgevillecem3.html

DOLGEVILLE CEMETERY, Part 3 Town of Manheim Dolgeville, NY 13329 The original reading of Dolgeville Cemetery was done by Mr. George Hildebrandt of Herkimer County. This cemetery was prepared by contributing editor Betsy Voorhees. 6/1/01 scroll down to Lena WARNER RAGGART, Elmer, D. 9-13-1889, 25yr-5mo-8da RANFT, Charles A., 1848 - 1917, Wf. Marie T. RANFT, Marie T., 1846 - 1917, Hus. Charles A. RANFT, Paul R., 1872 - 1918 RANSOM, Esther, D. 2-26-1859 RANSOM, Joanna, 1822 - 1840, 18yr-4mo-6da RANSOM, Nettie Arnold, 1851 - 1925, Hus. Sidney G. RANSOM,, Polly, D. 4-15-1862, Hus. Riley RANSOM, Sarah, 1785 - 1856, 71yr RANSOM, Sidney G., 1847 - 1906, Wf. Nettie Arnold RASBACH, Abram, 1811 - 1893, 82yr-10mo-13da, Wf. Susan RASBACH, Anthony, 1835 - 1907, Wf. Caroline Praim RASBACH, Caroline Praim, 1834 - 1906, Hus. Anthony RASBACH, Cornelius, 1848 - 1913, Wf. J. Warren RASBACH, A. Delbert, 1858 - 1918, Wf. Sarah McLyman RASBACH, Nellie, 1870 - 1892, 22yr-1mo-23da RASBACH, Sarah McLyman, 1857 - , Hus. A. Delbert RASBACH, Susan, 1817 - 1893, 76yr-2mo-27da, Hus. Abram

85. Reds (in MARION) VHS 1331. ; The story of the love affair of John Reed and Louise Bryantin a wartorn world and how the Russian revolution shook their lives. http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION/AHU-1396

Reds Title: Reds [videorecording] / Paramount Pictures ; written by Warren Beatty and Trevor Griffiths ; produced and directed by Warren Beatty. Author: Beatty, Warren, 1937- Keaton, Diane. Herrmann, Edward. Nicholson, Jack. ... Paramount Home Video (Firm) Published: Hollywood, CA : Paramount Home Video, c1982. Subject: Feature films 1982. Reed, John, 1887-1920 Drama. Soviet Union History Revolution, 1917-1921 Drama. Videocassettes 1982. Material: 2 videocassettes (VHS) (195 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. Note: Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, Edward Herrmann, Jerzy Kosinski, Jack Nicholson, Paul Sorvino, Maureen Stapleton. Photography, Vittorio Storaro ; editors, Dede Allen and Craig McKay ; original music by Stephen Sondheim ; additional music by Dave Grusin. Originally issued as a motion picture in 1981. "VHS 1331." The story of the love affair of John Reed and Louise Bryant in a war-torn world and how the Russian revolution shook their lives. LC Card no: System ID no: AHU-1396 Holdings: BIRCHARD/Adult CALL NUMBER: Video Red Ad Vid Fic Out/LocalRequest Data on this system is ©Board of Trustees, Cleveland Public Library.

86. North Church Cemetery Pearson, FA, 1887 1920 Pearson, Mary, his wife (no dates 9 May 1828 - 19 Feb 1890Quince, John, 10 Aug Reed, James, 1856 - 1908 Reed, Mary A., his wife, 1858 http://www.gate.net/~pascalfl/Northch3.html

North Church Cemetery - Tombstone Inscriptions M - R For more Sussex Co., NJ information please check out my web site. Nancy Pascal's Genealogy Page Mabee , Theodore E., 3 Dec 1857 - 25 Sep 1906 Mabee , Alfred H., 23 Jan 1862 - 19 Dec 1892 Mabee Mabee , Elizabeth ( Harding ) wife of Alfred, died 22 Jan 1881 aged 55 yrs Mabee , Alfred, died 7 Jan 1862 aged 38 yrs 11 mo 11 da Mabee , Sarah, wife of John, died 29 Jun 1852 in 85th yr Mabee Mabee , John died 11 Feb 1836 aged 71 yrs Mabee , Nelson, 1837 - 1868 Mabee , Cyrus, 1848 - 1876 Mabee , John, s/o Martin and Sarah died 3 Sep 1858 aged 27 yrs 4 mo 10 da Mabee , Jesse, s/o Schooley and Anna (Dennis), died 3 Jul 1837 aged 20 yrs 10 mo 10 da Mabee , Samuel, 9 Feb 1849 - 20 Mar 1900 Mabee , Phebe A. ( Roe ) died 8 Jun 1881 aged 29 yrs 5 mo 8 da Mabee , Martin B., 1851 - 1925 Mabee , Sarah M. ( Roe ) his wife, 20 May 185(3) - 21 Jun 1923 Mabee , Clara K. W., 1874 - 1930 Mabee , Edwin, 15 Jul 1830 - 10 Aug 1914 Mabee , Belle, his grch, 23 Sep 1882 - 25 Nov 1891 Mabee Mabee , Simon, 1827 - 19009 Mabee , Mary V., 1831 - 1924

87. Encyclopædia Britannica Rawls, John (born 1921) US philosopher. Reed, John (1887–1920) USjournalist. Rennie, John (1761–1821) Scottish civil engineer. http://www.britannica.com/search?query=john flynn&ct=gen1&fuzzy=N&show=10&start=

88. Encyclopædia Britannica Pope, John (1822–1892) US Army officer. Powell, John Wesley (1834–1902)US geologist and ethnologist. Reed, John (1887–1920) US journalist. http://www.britannica.com/search?query=john tzetzes&ct=gen1&fuzzy=N&show=10&star

89. St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Millvale, PA Tombstone Inscriptions, May 2000 ANN HERR 19081954 JohnSTON MARY ANN Reed SEP 12 1912-1944 HUSBAND SCHMITT FRED 1887-1920SCHOENIAN LOT MARKER, NO LOTS 18-20 SECTION 9 SCHUBERT John 1841-1922 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/stjohnml.htm

Thanks for visiting . . . St. John's Lutheran Cemetery Wynn Road (off Geyer Road) Millvale, Pennsylvania 15209 (Allegheny County) None of the following information, partial or in total, may be used by any person or organization, electronically or otherwise, for the purpose of profiteering. PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE NOT OFFICIAL RECORDS, ONLY TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS. If you desire official information about this cemetery please contract the organization responsible for its records. This is only a listing of readable headstones. Back to Home Page Back to Tombstone Inscriptions

90. Reed, John encyclopediaEncyclopedia Reed, John. Reed, John, 1887–1920, Americanjournalist and radical leader, b. Portland, Oregon. After http://print.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0841376.html

document.write('Print Now!'); this page was printed from Factmonster.com www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0841376.html Encyclopedia Reed, John Reed, John, , American journalist and radical leader, b. Portland, Oregon. After graduating from Harvard in 1910, he wrote articles for various publications and from 1913 was attached to the radical magazine The Masses. His coverage of the Paterson, N.J., silk workers strike of 1913 profoundly affected him, and thereafter he became a proponent of revolutionary politics. The articles that he wrote from Mexico about Pancho Villa established his reputation as a journalist and a radical. He served as a reporter in Europe in World War I and was in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg) when the Bolsheviks seized power in 1917; his book, Ten Days That Shook the World (1919), is considered the best eyewitness account of the revolution. Expelled from the U.S. Socialist convention in 1919, he helped to organize the Communist Labor party, a left-wing splinter group of the Socialist party. He was indicted for sedition in New York City in 1918 and in Philadelphia in 1919, but both cases were dropped. Reed returned to the USSR, worked in the Soviet bureau of propaganda, and was appointed Soviet consul to New York. Upon protest from the U.S. government, Reed was withdrawn from the consulship. He died in Moscow of typhus and was buried at the Kremlin. A selection of his writings was edited by John Stuart (1955). See biographies by G. Hicks (1936), R. O'Connor and D. L. Walker (1967), and B. Gelb (1973).

91. Lone Pine Cemetery Inventory Robert Lb Nov 30, 1866 d. March 11, 1927 Reed, Mattie b 1883 d. May 16, 1943 Pitts,Hiram W. 1887 1920 X X 1849 - 1886 X Pitts, Ellen K. Wife of John Pitts b http://www.cswnet.com/~blackard/lonepine.html

Lone Pine Cemetery Submitted by Donna Boden at Dlbh2ofall@aol.com Lone Pine cemetery is located just 6 miles north west of Clarksville, Arkansas on hwy. 103 and then 2 1/2 miles east on Lone Pine road. Lone Pine road is well known by the locals, however, for those of you who are far off, it is county hwy. 76. The gravestones are all in good shape, with only some of the older ones needing a bit of cleaning. Several of the graves have flowers. The cemetery looks to be well taken care of, I only saw one or two headstones that have fallen over, although some are a little crooked as the tree roots have grown and pushed the headstones off a bit. On the south side there are several places where small rock walls of about 8 to 12 inches high have been built to level out the graves. The front, or south side, consists mainly of graves from the 1800's with a few from the 1900's. The back, or north side, has mainly graves from the 1900's with a few from the 1800's sprinkled in here and there. To the best of our knowledge these stones were read correctly: Donna and Marci Boden July 2000 WORDING, NAMES, AND DATES AS WRITEN ON THE STONES

92. The Voice Of The Turtle Ten Days That Shook The World. The title of a book by American journalistJohn Reed (18871920), published in 1919 and with a foreward by Lenin. http://www.voiceoftheturtle.org/dictionary/dict_t1.shtml

Menu_Init("Reviews", 90, "Resources", 90, "Regulars", 100, "Lifestyle", 115, "Interactive", 110, "About", 90) Articles Reviews Resources Regulars ... Twenty-One Conditions, The Go back to the front page. Go back to the index page. Go back to the previous page. Go forward to the next page. Ten Days That Shook The World The title of a book by American journalist John Reed (1887-1920), published in 1919 and with a foreward by Lenin. This was one of the few eyewitness accounts of the Russian Revolution in English (another was by Arthur Ransome, better known for his Swallows and Amazons books), written from a pro-Bolshevik point of view. Archive film clips, Eisenstein reconstructions and the voiceover of Orson Welles later combined in an excellent documentary film with the same title. The ten days that shook the world ran from 16-26 October, 1917 (Old Style). Go back to the top. There's a Valley in Spain Called Jarama...

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94. RUS 493 - Module #3: Introduction After achieving some success in the US, he was invited to Russia in 1920 by JohnReed (18871920), after Lenin had raised the issue of the Negro Question at http://www.kcn.ru/tat_en/university/ahern/493/mod3.htm

Module #3 Claude McKay Readings Black Americans and the Early Communist Party Impact of 19th c. Russian philosophers on black American intellectuals ... Assignments RUS 493 "African-American Literary Ties to Russian Intellectual Thought" URL: syllabus.htm "Black Americans and the Early Communist Party" In the 1920s and 30s blacks, particularly from the Americas, viewed Russia (the Soviet Union) as a kind of "new society." The bright ideals of Soviet communism attracted blacks seeking a society where they would not be persecuted because of their color. The Soviet Union became a gathering place for human rights activists and for those who sought to escape the Great Depression. By the early 1930s perhaps as many as several hundred blacks had visited the Soviet Union. We will read some of the autobiographical accounts of these encounters and this migration. Another source of information on this will come from American and Soviet newspaper and journal articles. In the 1920s several blacks were among the first foreigners invited to attend special schools established to train Communist party leaders for various parts of the world. In 1921 the comintern founded the Communist University for the Toilers of the East (sometimes called the Far East University), intended mainly for students from the Soviet East and from colonial countries. Communist students represented only a small minority of the blacks who traveled to the Soviet Union. Most were neither pro- nor anti-communist; their only definite objective was to find a society where a person’s worth was not defined by skin color.

95. Re central anarco-sindicalista IWW, se hizo comunista tras reportar http://marxists.anu.edu.au/espanol/enciclopedia/people/r/e.htm

Re Reed, John (1887-1920) Communist Labor Party Reed, Evelyn (1905-1979) Woman's Evolution Renaudel, Pierre (1871-1935) Renner, Karl (1870-1950) Indice de la Letra R Indice Onomastico Enciclopedia del Marxismo

96. Voices Of Protest Return to Main IndexChelmsford Trades Union Council Voices of ProtestThroughout history people have protested against injustice. http://www.chelmsfordtuc.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/protest.html

Chelmsford Trades Union Council Voices of Protest Throughout history people have protested against injustice. Some have sought to attain or defend hard-won democratic rights; others have sought to liberate their nation from foreign rule, or to support those who have been unjustly inprisoned. Others have made their protest, and campaigned for progressive social change until their objectives have been realised. Many have spent years in prison or paid the supreme sacrifice for their cause. A. Philip Randolph (1889-1979 Dolores Ibarruri (1895-1989) Martin Luther King (1929-1968) Alexander Kollontai (1872-1952) ... Mao Tse-tung (1893-1976) If you have any suggestions you would like included in this list, please contact the Secretary Enjoyed this page? If so, you might like to view our British Labour History. Search This Site Search this site powered by FreeFind Return to Top of Page Return to Main Index This site is owned by Malcolm Wallace, Secretary Chelmsford TUC

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98. Biographie: Ludwig Renn, 1889-1979 http://www.dhm.de/lemo/html/biografien/RennLudwig/

Ludwig Renn Schriftsteller Im Ersten Weltkrieg Westfront In der Zeit der Inflation Wladimir I. Lenin Januar: Er tritt in die Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands (KPD) ein. ab September: Die "Frankfurter Zeitung" veröffentlicht im Vorabdruck seinen Roman " Krieg ", in dem in nüchternem Dokumentarstil der Krieg aus der Sicht des fiktiven Landsers Ludwig Renn beschrieben wird. Er wird Mitglied des Er ist Mitherausgeber der kommunistischen militärpolitischen Zeitschrift "Aufbruch" sowie - u.a. mit Johannes R. Becher - der Monatsschrift des BPRS "Die Linkskurve". Zwei Reisen in die Sowjetunion. Renns zweiter Roman "Nachkrieg" erscheint, in dem er die innenpolitischen Kämpfe von der Revolution Wegen "literarischen Hochverrats" wird er während eines Vortrags verhaftet und kommt in Untersuchungshaft. Januar: Durch eine Amnestie kommt Renn wieder frei. 28. Februar: Nach dem Reichstagsbrand wird Renn in " Schutzhaft " genommen. 16. Januar: Er wird wegen "Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat" zu 30 Monaten Zuchthaus verurteilt.

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