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posts with them are not seen.
Pillowfort was
founded by
Julia Baritz, who
began advertising the
project with a
business partner on
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Moses Baritz (1883 – 29
March 1938) was a
British music journalist and
socialist activist.
Baritz was born in
Manchester to a
Jewish family, originally...
- (1904) E. J. B.
Allen (1904–1906)
Alexander Anderson (1904–1926)
Moses Baritz Robert Barltrop Dan
Billany (1931–1933) John Bird (1950s) Adam
Buick (1962–)...
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theme borrowed from the
second part, l****an (Andante), of this piece.
Baritz,
Moses (July 1, 1932). "Liszt's
Hungarian Rhapsodies". The
Musical Times...
- (1960–1970)
Chancellors Tippo (1970–1971)
Bromery (1971–1979)
Koffler (1979–1982)
Baritz (1982)
Duffey (1982–1991) O'Brien (1991–1993)
Scott (1993–2001) Williams...
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given the
posthumous noble title the
Count of Tán Trù.
According to
Loren Baritz ("Backfire: A
History of How
American Culture Led Us Into
Vietnam and Made...
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Florida lawyer named Neil
Baritz, who had a
small corporate and
securities practice, to
found a firm
called Dreier &
Baritz.
Though he was able to found...
- (Michael Schuck,
Nancy Tuchman, and
Michael Garanzini; and
Sarolta Laura Baritz), were
presented by the foundation. The 2018
laureates were:
Professor Marianne...
- 2012.
Archived from the
original on 2024-02-29.
Retrieved 2021-03-16. Tony
Baritz;
David Dunne (1991). AS/400--concepts and Facilities. McGraw-Hill. ISBN 978-0-07-018301-8...
- the
philosopher Frank Meyer in
National Review, and
discussed by
Loren Baritz in The Nation, the
sociologist Edgar Z.
Friedenberg in The New York Times...