- even
because of the
widespread contempt for
Heidegger and his
political sympathies, and
despite his
being forbidden to
teach for many years.)[citation needed]...
-
Force regulation 35-62 as his
family members were
accused of
Communist sympathies. His case was
publicized nationally by
Edward Murrow on
October 20, 1953...
-
Single women traditionally perform folk rituals,
called simpatias (lit. '
sympathies', i.e., "meant to
obtain the
sympathy of the saint"), in
order to find...
- then of
Volterra and
eventually of Florence. They were of
Ghibelline sympathies and held the
county of Donoratico.
Constantine I of
Gallura may have been...
- of
Alexander Macomb, a
prosperous New York City
merchant of
Loyalist sympathies who was
instrumental in land
speculation in
Northern New York. In 1791...
-
whether local people express unionist/loyalist or nationalist/republican
sympathies. The
official flag is that of the
state having sovereignty over the territory...
-
Kingdom during the
Second World War. It was
accused of
having fascist sympathies.
Formed by John
Webster in 1942, the ENA was led by
Edward Godfrey, a...
- By the time of
Mandate Palestine, the
British struggled to
balance sympathies for Jews and Arabs. Some, such as Orde Wingate,
fought alongside the Haganah...
-
celebrating Benito Mussolini. In the post-War era, however, any
fascist sympathies which Notari may once have held were not stressed. The
decision by the...
-
Thomas or John
Carte (1686–1754) was an
English historian with
Jacobite sympathies, who
served as a
Church of
England clergyman.
Carte was born in 1686 near...
