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• Winston Churchill
  ...nfirms-british</ref> He was one of the few leaders to achieve high office in both World Wars and to write profusely about his experiences. ...e retired from the House of Commons in 1964, he had spent over six decades in public life, a career that ran from the 1890s Boer War to the nuclear age.
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• Bertrand Russell
  ...l adulterer; a chronic seducer of women, especially very young women, even in his old age."<ref>''The Making of an Atheist: How Immorality Leads to Unbel ...Chicago|pages=45}}</ref> who was awarded the [[Nobel Prize]] in Literature in 1950 for his writings.
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• Nobel Prize
  [[Image:Nobel Jorn 111207.jpg|right]] ...in 1969 and is sometimes called a Nobel Prize.<ref name="NobelHistory">The Nobel Foundation: [http://nobelprize.org/nobelfoundation/history/lemmel/index.htm
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• Woodrow Wilson
  ...did, and he even segregated civil servants after they had been integrated. In 2020, the [[liberal]] elite dropped him down the [[memory hole]] and remove ...raising wages of railroad workers when they threatened a nationwide strike in 1916.
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• Rudyard Kipling
  ...He made his home at Bateman's, near the prosperous village of [[Burwash]] in [[Sussex]], [[England]]. ...lic but not so much by later critics (although [[T.S. Eliot]] held Kipling in high regard). Kipling was a [[British]] [[imperialist]] and [[political co
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• Jean Paul Sartre
  ...ersion of existentialism<ref>Sartre's view of existentialism was different in minor components from those of his contemporaries, and modern existentialis ...ts-have-meaning-and-purpose-in-life/ Can atheists have meaning and purpose in life?]
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• Ernest Hemingway
  ...a'' is considered his masterpiece. His writing was refreshingly masculine in style, but humorless. A list of his works include:<ref>[https://books.goog * ''In Our Time''
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• United Nations
  ...ulists-in-charlemagne-prize-speech/ UN secretary-general attacks populists in Charlemagne Prize speech]. ''Politico''. Retrieved May 30, 2019.</ref> ...powers making war against Germany and Japan, but the actual UN was created in 1945. It was designed by the U.S. State Department. President [[Franklin D.
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• T.S. Eliot
  ...contributions to modern-day poetry.<ref>https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/literature/1948/summary/</ref> ...souri]], and came from a prominent intellectual family of Yankee origins. In 1914 he moved to England.
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• Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
  ...iet Union (ordered out of the country) in 1974. He returned to [[Russia]] in 1994, after [[communism]] fell there. ...enitsyn set in motion the movement that toppled Soviet communism. Leftists in the U.S. foreign policy [[establishment]] criticized Solzhenitsyn for accep
  7 kilobytes (1,035 words) - 04:22, March 17, 2024
• Samuel Beckett
  After taking residence in [[Paris]] in 1937, Beckett wrote his works in French and then translated them into English. Beckett was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1969.
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• Women
  ...1785. One of only two female Founder Members of the Royal Academy of Art in London, England.]] ...3/09/24/the-odds-that-you-will-give-birth-to-a-boy-or-girl-depend-on-where-in-the-world-you-live/ Pew Research],</ref>
  24 kilobytes (3,497 words) - 19:52, June 3, 2024
• Bob Dylan
  ...), this lyric is cited by courts as a guide when an expert is not required in litigation. ''See, e.g.'', ''Ball v. Posey'', 176 Cal. App. 3d 1209, 1215, ...n literature in 2016. He was chosen the greatest songwriter by a landslide in a ''Rolling Stones'' poll.<ref>https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lis
  14 kilobytes (2,175 words) - 06:19, August 8, 2025
• Denmark
  ...sovereignty over [[Greenland]], despite how it is part of the [[Americas]] in the [[Western Hemisphere]]. Denmark proper consists of the Jutland Peninsula plus many adjacent islands in the Baltic Sea.
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• Henryk Sienkiewicz
  ...available in [[English]]. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1905. ...''[[Wiry]]'' (''Whirlpools'') (1910); and ''[[W Pustyni i w Puszczy]]'' (''In Desert and Wilderness'') (1912).
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• Gabriel García Márquez
  ...e]]-winning author of novels and short stories. He spendt much of his time in [[Mexico]] City. ...General in His Labyrinth'' (1989) and ''Of Love and Other Demons'' (1994). In 2002, he published the memoir ''Vivir para contarla''.
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• Nobel Peace Prize
  ...rizes.jpg|200px|right|thumb|A Nobel Prize Medal with a picture of [[Alfred Nobel]]]] ...8850-nobel-prize-for-ethiopian-prime-minister-renews-scrutiny-of-premature Nobel Prize for Ethiopian prime minister renews scrutiny of 'premature' awards].
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• Hermann Hesse
  ...rize]] for Literature in 1946 and the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade in 1955. [[Category:Nobel Laureates in Literature]]
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• George Bernard Shaw
  ...ciple'' and ''Saint Joan''. In 1925 he was awarded the [[Nobel Prize]] for Literature. ...cinda Elizabeth Shaw.<ref>[http://www.askaboutireland.ie/reading-room/arts-literature/irish-writers/carlow-writers-and-artist/george-bernard-shaw-1856-/index.xml
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• Seamus Heaney
  ...turer who was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1995. He lived in [[Dublin]]. His 1999 translation of [[Beowulf]] was highly regarded. [[Category:Nobel Laureates in Literature]]
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