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Armenian Terrorism Some Armenians had been involved in tens of terrorist activities since 1910s. Many Turkish diplomats were murdered. Most of these terrorist were captured and punished. Any information on Armenian terrorist organizations' and finally ASALA's purposes, activities, current situations? Who were the victims? How did they get murdered? How did Turkey and world react? Are any of these terrorist groups still active or listed in world terror lists? How were these terrorists were punished?
Armenian Terrorism
The primary objective of Armenian terrorists during the 1970s and 1980s was to inflict revenge for the massacres of Armenians during World War I. Armenians regard these killings as systematic genocide, but Turks claim they were the unfortunate outgrowth of deportations intended to prevent Armenians from assisting the invading Russian armies. Terrorist groups also demanded that Turkey admit its guilt for crimes committed against Armenians and provide reparations in the form of money and territory for an Armenian homeland.
Most of the violence by Armenian terrorists has been inflicted on Turkish agencies and representatives outside Turkey. The best known of these groups, the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), apparently was formed in 1975 among leftist Armenians living in Beirut, Lebanon, with the help of sympathetic Palestinians. In reaction, rightists from the Armenian community in Lebanon formed the Justice Commandos of the Armenian Genocide (JCAG). A number of other groups claimed responsibility for terrorist acts, but ASALA and JCAG were judged to be the two main groups. It was not clear whether lawful Armenian political blocs in Lebanon sponsored these terrorist units, but they did not openly condone the terrorist acts of their offshoots.
Among the Armenian diaspora, numbering more than 6 million worldwide, probably fewer than 1,000 persons belong to terrorist factions. Members generally are young, recent immigrants to their countries of residence, or reside in places such as Lebanon where political violence is common. Assassination and bombing are the principal techniques used by the two main terrorist organizations. However, JCAG has limited its attacks to Turkish embassy officials in the United States, Canada, and Western Europe, refraining from indiscriminate violence to avoid alienating Western public opinion. Since 1983 responsibility for most of the attacks has been claimed by a group called the Armenian Revolutionary Army, possibly a cover name for JCAG.
ASALA has carried out a number of bombings of ticket offices and airport counters of United States airlines in Western Europe. Following the bombing of a Turkish airline counter at Orly Airport in Paris in 1983, which resulted in several deaths and injuries, a split developed within ASALA over the rationale of indiscriminate terrorism in advancing the Armenian cause. An offshoot, the ASALA Revolutionary Movement (ASALA-RM), regarded indiscriminate terrorism as counterproductive, while ASALA-Militant (ASALA-M) continued to favor unrestricted violence against both Turkish and "imperialist" targets. After the split, the ASALA membership appeared to become preoccupied with its internal differences and has since been relatively inactive. Islamists
A legal, nonviolent Islamic political movement exists in Turkey. Its main locus is the Welfare Party (Refah Partisi--RP; also seen as Prosperity Party), which obtained the votes of 16.9 percent of the electorate in the 1991 general elections and captured 19 percent in the municipal elections of 1994. The Welfare Party also won mayoral contests in Ankara, Istanbul, and twenty-seven other large cities. The party stresses economic goals; to cast its appeal in religious terms would bring it into conflict with the constitutional ban on the organization of parties on the basis of religion, ethnicity, or political ideas considered authoritarian.
Turkey's political system is more open than those of most Middle Eastern states, and to a large extent it has been able to accommodate Muslim political expression while marginalizing its radical elements. Nevertheless, radical Muslim groups are considered a threat to the secular political establishment. Although a link with the Iranian government has not been proven, Iranian mullahs are believed to give support and encouragement to extremist Muslims.
Radical Islamic activism--sometimes described as fundamentalism--has been the source of some terrorism, in particular the murders of journalists, politicians, and academics who were outspoken defenders of Turkish secularism. Several Islamic groups have claimed responsibility for these deaths, among them the Islamic Movement Organization, about which little is known. Another obscure group, composed of local Islamists linked to the Iranian government, has targeted external enemies of Iran. One of the worst incidents of religious violence occurred in the city of Sivas in 1993 when religious fanatics set fire to a hotel where a well-known author and translator of Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses was staying. The author escaped, but thirty-seven people perished and 100 were injured. Anxious to avoid unnecessary tension in relations with Iran, Turkish officials have avoided placing blame directly on the Tehran government for sponsoring terrorist activity. Evidence, however, has been presented to Iran implicating extremists within the revolutionary power structure, if not the Iranian government itself.
Since 1991 a shadowy group known as Hizballah-Contra has sprung up in Kurdish areas, carrying out a campaign of assassination and terrorism against the PKK and its sympathizers. The organization is not connected to Hizballah (Party of God, also known as Islamic Jihad), a Shia terrorist movement dedicated to establishing an Iranian-style government in Lebanon. Although the Turkish government denies any link to Hizballah-Contra, the group's hit squads are believed to be tolerated by the police and gendarmerie, along with other Kurdish groups violently hostile to the PKK.
The leadership of Turkey's armed forces is highly sensitive to the possibility of soldiers becoming exposed to extremist Islamic influences. Orders issued in 1991 instructed troops to avoid "illegal, destructive, separatist trends, either from the right or left, which threaten the military's discipline." Commanders were urged to be especially careful with regard to staff members living outside military compounds in large cities where they could come into contact with Islamist groups. They were ordered to take stern measures--in some cases, expulsion--against officers and NCOs who adopted strong religious views, who refrained from certain social activities on religious grounds, or whose spouses wore Islamic garb.
Data as of January 1995 Library of Congress Country Studies http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?frd/cstdy:@field(DOCID+tr0112)
Acknowledgments
The following publishers have granted permission for use of previously published data:
“Transnational Sources of Armenian Terrorism” by M.Gunter in Conflict Quarterly 5 (Fall 1985); “Contemporary Armenian Terrorism” by M.Gunter in Terrorism 8 (No. 3, 1986); “The Historical Origins of Contemporary Armenian Terrorism” by M.Gunter in Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies 9 (No. 1, 1985); “Contemporary Aspects of Armenian Terrorism” by M.Gunter in International Terrorism and the Drug Connection (1984); “The Armenian Terrorist Campaign Against Turkey” by M.Gunter in Orient 24 (No.4, 1983) and Orbis 27 (1983).
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Gunter, Michael M. “Pursuing the just cause of their people.” (Contributions in political science, ISSN 0147–1066; no. 152) Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Terrorism—Armenia. 2. Terrorism—Turkey. 3. Armenian question. I. Title. II. Series. DS195.G86 1986 947’.9208 85–27295 ISBN 0-313-25247-5 (lib. bdg.: alk. paper)
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Contributors: Michael M. Gunter Publisher: Greenwood Press Place of Publication: New York Publication Year: 1986Subjects: Armenian Question, Terrorism--Armenia, Terrorism--Turkey
Table of contents
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1Historical Origins 7 2Beginnings of the Current Terrorism 29 3ASALA 41 4JCAG-ARA 55 5Modus Operandi 67 6Transnational Sources of Support 89 7Turkish Counterterror and Harassment? 123 8Conclusions 147 Selected Bibliography 159 Index 171
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- James Coe
- Daryl Bradford Smith
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- Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao - chemist
- Felix Leonidovich Chernoushko
- Eliza Cuts
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- Mathias Dapfner
- Stan Dale (First radio psychology call-in show; voiceovers for Lone Ranger and The Shadow; later became a leader of workshops on love, intimacy, and sexuality), see <http://www.libchrist.com/background/StanDale.html>
- Lucille Dawson
- Dr. Gideon Darvish (Reknowned American-Iranian Rheumatologist.)
- Eliza Jane Davis (Girl murdered by her friends in Australia because "they felt like it")
- Christopher Dede
- Bianca DeGroat (Actress)
- Justin DeJong (Mapped famous Counter-Strike maps.)
- Nina DeSesa
- Max Detweiler
- Barbara Dewey
- Vernon Dickerson (American investor. Founded Dickerson Divisions, a holding company, and the Rollins-Dickerson Scholarship.)
- Lloyd Dinkelspiel
- Sandra Dolby
- Capt. John E. Draim
- David von Drehle
- Brian Dudley
- Charles E. Dull
- Dr. Ian Dunbar (veterinarian, animal behaviorist, and writer)
- Jeff Durbin II (World reknowned Martial Artist)
- Cyril Duval (fashion editor, model)
- Cynthia Dwork
- Oscar Dyson
- Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
- Pol Doti - molecular biologist
- Aksinia Dzhurova - byzantologist
- Noël Duval - archeologist
E
- Elliot Castro
- Lee Edelman (queer theorist)
- Sandra Ruth Egerer (Bahai pioneer, 8/1/1948 to 12/2/2006)
- Ted Einstein
- Hope T. Eldridge
- Joseph Erb
- Williamson Evans animator
- Emily G. Hutchings book writer controversy with ouija board and mark twain
- Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
- Ellie Allen British women that experiences aproximately 250 orgasms a day.
- William N. Everitt - mathematician
- Jesse E. Edwards - cardiologist, professor
- Eoin McCarthy- actor in Cadfeal
- Alexandre Evans
F
- Bob Fenster
- Roderick Ferrell - The Florida Vampire Murders
- Forrest K. (Fergie) Ferguson - honored with the Forrest K. (Fergie) Ferguson Award at UF
- Karen Floyd - Candidate for South Carolina Superintendent of Education
- Timothy Foecke
- Henry Foxall
- Laura Franklin
- Genevieve Cora Fraser - Palestinian activist [9][10][11][12]
- Bob Frissell
- Charles B. Fulton Jr. - Businessman, religious leader
- Felito Felix - Singer, Producer, Composer, Actor
- Allen Frantzen
- Konstantin Vasilyevich Frolov - mechanical engineer
- Curt Fentress - Founder of Fentress Bradburn Architects
- Dedric Fuchs - born Feb. 14, 1983; 7'4 and 330lbs; white guy with blond hair and blue eyes; born in Berlin, Germany; current location in Los Angeles, California; other website: http://www.myspace.com/dedric_fuchs
G
- Patrice Gaines - journalist, author, NPR commentator
- Brian Gallagher
- Jeff Gardiner
- Gilles Garnier - The Werewolf of Dole
- Alex Gaskarth
- Saul Gass
- Anne Gastinel, French cellist (fr:Anne Gastinel)
- Emile Gauvreau - 1920s tabloid newspaperman & author
- Marty Gear
- Nick Gisburne - Atheist, Author. http://www.gisburne.com
- Ross Gittins - Economic journalist for the Sydney Morning Herald
- Cathy Glass - Author; Foster carer
- Olivier Gobert
- Sir George Godber - Former chief medical officer
- Emilio Gonzales
- Peter Goodfellow - Geneticist
- Lindsay Grace - Professor of Interactive Design and Art
- Ethel Granger - World's smallest waist record holder and body modification icon
- Kenneth C. Green
- Belle de Costa Greene - Librarian; Curator of JP Morgan's collection
- Willie Grills Disc Jockey and President of Olive Hill Paranormal Society
- Harold J. Grimm - reformation/medieval historian
- Rachael Anne Don-Duncan
- Pantó György - Geochemical scientist
- Dionigi Galletto - physicist - mathematician
- Drago Grdenić - chemist
- George Guidall - actor/narrator
- Konrád György - man of letters
H
- Grant Hadwin - Guy who cut down the Golden Spruce in British Columbia
- Isaac Halpern
- Jacqueline Hansen - Sport -Track & Field - 2 time Marathon World record holder, first woman to run sub-2:40 marathon, 1973 Boston Marathon winner, multiple US long distance records, instrumental in legal battle to get women's marathon into Olympic Games.
- Agoston Harazathy - 19th century polymath, central figure in California winemaking
- Bernhard Häring - German theologian (de, it , pt)
- Alex Harper - International Baccalaureate graduate, current FSU student
- Pauly Hart - Musician, Poet, Painter; Recent
- Eric Hatch
- Cody Hauri (http://codyhauri.blogsome.com)
- George Heilmeier
- Heinrich Heime (Communist? Contemporary of Karl Marx? misspelling of Heinreich Heine?)
- Jon Hemming (mighty dragon slayer)
- Derek Henkle Notable, won a nearly half-million-dollar lawsuit against his Washoe County school district in Reno, Nevada in 2002 for failing to protect him from violence/harassment due to his homosexuality. Appeared on multiple TV shows, including The O'Reilly Factor, seen in part here.
- Justin Herman – head of the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency in the 1960s; shaped modern Western Addition.
- William Francis Hildebrand (American chemist)
- Richard Hillier
- Alex Holodak
- Elizabeth Honey - Australian author
- Amos Hostetter - prominent commodities trader
- Michael Huang (space writer)
- Hollywood Halo - A Halo 2 machinima clan who used to be at halogrid.com.
- Dušan Hadži - chemist
- Harald Hauptmann - archeologist
- Grandpa Ganja - cannibis culture icon and author
- Austin Haigh - American Pioneer in combatting the crime on drugs, and embassador to Ireland (Formally conquered by Germany as seen by statues located on O'Connoll St. in Dublin (Link Pending)
I
- Azeem Ibrahim - Scottish entrepreneur and academic who is now one of the wealthiest young people in Scotland
- Jacky Ido - actor famous for the movie The White Masai, where he played Masai warrior Lemalian, from the Samburu tribe.
- Yoel Inbar
- John Irving (politician) - Member of the UK Parliament for Bramber during at least 1812 – 1825 and some time before (1802-?) and after.
- Masayuki Iwata - economist
J
- Jackson Davis - Founder of Charity 'Protect A Paw'
- Rebbeca Cox Jackson - A free african-american living during the Civil War
- Sunny Jacobs - Imprisoned for 17 years for a double murder she did not commit. Author of "Stolen Time".
- Elizier Jewett - Jewett City namesake. Founded a settlement there in 1771.
- Nicole St. John - A voice woman on futurama (She plays Sally the orphan)
- Kedar Joshi - Known for coining the word superultramodern [15]. Author of some philosophical works that include the NSTP Theory [16].
- Dereck Joubert
- Allyson Jule (Canadian academic and researcher on language and gender)
- Walt Jung - Electrical engineer famous for his analog designs
- Terrence Johnson -
- Peer Jacobsen - slavist
- Manfred Jänichen - slavist
K
- Kashin Al-Sulayvani - Iraqi girl in holland and my best friend
- Keyra Agustina - Famous For her "Internet Perfect Ass"
- Julius Seth Kahn (inventor)
- Joseph Kallinger, New Jersey murderer
- Anna Kaplan
- Chris Kantor (entrepreneur)
- George Kantor (roboticist, not the same as Georg Cantor)
- Kanyenke Famous Indian around mid 1700's that helped to stop Sanish Conquistadors
- Lawrence Karlton
- Maurice Karnaugh - Karnaugh maps
- Elisha Kellogg
- Charles Kennard - Man who patented ouija boards and founded the company that created
- Ernst Kessler
- Andrew Keyes - Canadian, (businessman and politician)
- Sharif N. Khan - Canadian, (author, writer, speaker)
- Sardar Sikandar Hayat Khan
- Jeong Kim (engineer)
- Margaret Mary Kimmel (librarian & educator)
- Evron M. Kirkpatrick - [17]
- Audrey Kitching Model, makeup artist, hairdresser and internet celeb. [18]
- Christopher Kitching - Secretary of the National Archive
- Steven Knight - Writer & Producer
- Marcia Knous (Mozilla Foundation)
- Morton A. Klein (President of the Zionist Organization of America) ZOA [19]
- Elle Ko
- Kwstas Kostopoulos
- Kemal Milar - Astrologer
- Aleksander Kulisiewicz
- Matthew Kozey (renaissance man)
- Tomohiro Kayano (3-d Designer of Kingdom Hearts)
- John Knox (scientist) - meteorologist & mathematician, found new method of calculating e.
- Jill Koolmees (Author of her memoir "My Desert Kingdom" about life in Saudi Arabia before September Eleven, and their views and beliefs towards women.)
- Velibor Krsmanović - biochemist
- Anthony N. Kounadis - professor at the National Technical University of Athens
- Lapis Károly - pathologist
- Rolf Dieter Kluge - slavist
- Iliya Konev - historian of literature
- Kogoro Kurata
L
- Eman Laerton
- Alfredo Gallegos Lara aka Padre Pistolas [20]
- Brian Laufer
- Etienne Laurin (AtnNn)
- Richard Laux
- John Leader (voice actor)
- huntaub (Hunter Leath)
- Jo Legood
- Menachem Leibtag Creator and writer of TSC shiurim. See Tanach Study Centre
- Vladimir Levi
- Robert Levitt
- Anna Lieb-Famous Swedish internet glamour/pin-up model.See [21]
- Lance Liebman
- Mike Lin
- Colonel Friedrich-Wilhelm von Lindeiner
- Derek Liu Creator of Gaia Online (formerly known as Go-Gaia), an anime site with over 6 million users. [22]
- Robert Liodice-President and CEO of Association of National Advertisers (ANA)
- Carlo Lombardi
- Salvatore A. Lombardo
- Allen Long - Marijuana Smuggler - subject of the book "Smokescreen"
- Adolph Luetgert
- LuzArius
- Reinhard Lauer - slavist
- Alessandro Lepri - Control, Automation & Instrumentation Engineer: www.alessandrolepri.it
- Mike "Big Mike" Logan - poet
- Matthew Lesh
- Catherine Lundy - heroine from the war of 1812
M
- mmconfig - PCI config space access
- Making April
- Manoj Sharma Managing Director and Head of Faculty of DifferWorld http://www.manojsharma.com
- Matthew Lush gaygod
- Warren Macaulay doctor who discovered lymphomatoid papulosis
- michael mack poet http://www.michaelmacklive.com
- Alain Magnan
- Zadok Magruder
- Carré de Malberg - French jurist
- Dennis Marciniak - Emerging Photographer
- Paul Mazzuca - Professor
- Madeline Mccann - Kidnapee
- Walter McElreath Atlanta Politician, founder of the Atlanta Historical Society/Center
- Denis McGrath
- Kyle McGreevy-Mills - Artist
- Jon Melby - Airshow pilot
- Arlan Melendez - politician
- George Mendoza - Children's books writer; author of 'House by Mouse'
- Astrid Menks - Warren Buffet's Second and Current Wife
- Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick - Builder of Goodrich Court. Owned one of the most important collections of armour in the uk in the 1800's - seeSir Samuel Meyrick and Goodrich Court
- Karen Dee Michalowicz
- Milton Milan - former Mayor of Camden City NJ
- Cody Miller
- Ed Monk (boat designer)
- Rupert Morgan (novelist)
- M. Brooke Murdock
- Bogdan Maglić - nuclear physicist
- Ingo Müller - mechanical engineer
- Georges Mathé - cancerologist
- Alexander Margulis - radiologist
- Johnny Merkouris - Writer, artist, fashion designer.
- Jack Mandelbaum - Survivor of the Holocaust
- Vega Mindy -
- Mehdi Mohaghegh-Persian literature, middle eastern studies
N
- Hamad bin Hamdan al Nahyan - The Rainbow Sheikh. Sheikh from UAE.
- Nakaidoklini
- Mike Nizza - reporter for New York Times web site
- Tom Norris
- Nicholas Sherlock
- Nick Sacca
- Niemiec Szymon - one of the first Polish openly gay person. Founder of Equality Parade in Poland
- Nimmi Patel
- Gamal Nkrumah - statesman, Pan-Africanist, son of Kwame Nkruma
- Tihomir Novakov - physico-chemist
- Gerhard Neweklowsky - slavist
O
- Gen Henry Obering
- Chet O'Brien or Chester O'Brien, dancer & director
- Debbie Ohi
- Michael O'Shaughnessy – San Francisco City Engineer in the late 19th century, best known for development of the O'Shaughnessy Dam, damming the Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- John O'Mara Bockris - physico-chemist
- Guy Ourisson - chemist - biochemistry
P
- Protect A Paw - Charity Organization
- Mr. Pregnant - Youtube Actor
- H. J. Pain
- Jani Macari Pallis - sports science
- Benton K. Partin, Retired USAF brigadier general that submitted to congress a report on the Oklahoma City bombing.
- Jasmine Pauly
- Paidraig Pearse
- Anton Pegis - Scholar and editor, b. 1905
- John Henry Pepper
- Carlos Peralta
- Ian Philpot
- Adrian Pike
- Angela Marcela Pérez Mendoza - Known historian and communicator from Bogotá, Colombia
- Jeffrey Pleasure (;
- Robert Plunkett - Deceased police officer
- Shawn “Crowclaws” Poirier - Modern-day Salem Witch April 2, 1966—March 17, 2007
- Adam Powers
- Andrei Popozuda- Composition Major at Oberlin College, New Music revolutionary
- Bob Powers - Comedian
- Zenon Pozdniak
- Addison PrattYankee, Whaler, author of famous journal, early Mormon missionary and Leader, explorer, present at discovery of Gold in California, Trailblazer of American West--Sierra Nevadas and Present Day I-15, relation to Donner Party and Death Valley groups.
- Denis Priven -
- Boris Podrecca - architect
- Petrovics Emil - composer
- La Belle Paule
- Paris Kennedy - model
R
- Rajeev Khandelwal - Actor
- Joshua Cooper Ramo
- Richard Reagan
- Rachman Ould Couach Neen - mauritanian goalkeeper
- Rubens Peale-Some Artist/scientist
- Craig X Rubin - Comedian, Pot Activist, Hollywood's "Wizard of Weed", Consultant of showtimes Weeds, Founder of 420 Temple and 420 Tribe as well as Author of 9021Grow and the upcoming Jesus Smokes Pot.
- Wilma Rudalph -Wilma Rudolph?
- Dr. Franklin R. Ruehl
- Nicholas D. Riebesehl
- Tom Rubnitz - Gay filmmaker in 70's, 80's
- Dan Rivers
- Valentin Vitalyevich Rumyancev - member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Paško Rakić-
- Alec Scott Rose - An attorney in Southern California.[4]
- Luann Ryon - Winner of the 1976 Olympics for archery
S
- Giei Sato, author of "Unsui: A Diary of Zen Monastic Life" (ISBN 0824802721)
- William Schnoebelen
- Judah Smith, revolutionary Youth Pastor
- Nathalie Santamaria, a French singer
- Sahar Sarid- Subject of May 2007 DNJournal.com cover story, Recall Media Group Co-founder. More info: [23]
- Andrew Schlottmann- A highly gifted young man attending the United States Naval Academy representing Pulaski County, Virginia
- Rizvi Sonia - An actress which performed in indian movie mughal-e-azam
- Daniel Andreas San Diego
- John Sarkissian
- Johann Schumacher - Director of Russian Academy under Peter the Great
- William L. Scruggs
- Iocus Severus - A large player in the Neurocam game
- George Fitzroy Seymour
- Sonia Shankman
- Scott Shefelbine - Accused pedophile and internet predator who preys on teenage girls and resides in Tolland, CT [24]
- John Shive (or Schive?) (Bell Labs scientist)
- Shotta, a Spanish MC
- Phillip Trammel Shutze Atlanta Architect
- Maria Siemionow
- Gabriel Sigal
- Massimo Signoracci
- Ralph Signoracci - former mayor of Cohoes, New York and Democratic party official
- Darren 'Whackhead' Simpson - South African Commedian and radio presenter
- Amit Singh - Author, technical writer, columnist etc. More info: [25]
- Emma Starr-Adult Film Star
- Sting (gamer) - one of the original owner/registrants of sting.com (last Dec 7 2000 internet archive).
- Steven Sitter
- Stephen J. Small -
- Leonhard Sohnke - German physicist, 1842-1897, author of Kristallstruktur (Leipzig, 1879), credited by some (http://www.physik.tu-muenchen.de/einrichtungen/department/history) for "the discovery of the concept of space group".
- Alma de Bretteville Spreckels - San Francisco model, art collector and patron
- Renee Nicole Stage - Pornstar at Ashtonvon.com
- Greg Stemm - Co-Founder of Odyssey Marine Exploration
- Sean "Ailsean" Stone -
- Dr Edward Stonestreet
- Ronald Storrs, Sir. Colonial governor and Middle Eastern specialist. http://oxforddnb.com/index/101036326/
- George Stratemeyer
- Peter Stubbe - The Werewolf of Bedburg
- Roberto Suarez - Bolivian drug lord.
- John Suter - Iditatrod competitor
- David Szady
- Shameer VKM - Media Professional, Designer, Lectures etc. More info: [26]
- Richard M. Spriggs - engineer of technology
- Michael Simic - chemist
- Emil Špaldon - engineer of agronomy
- Constantin E. Sekeris - biochemist
- Dragoslav Šiljak - electrical engineer
- Valeriy Vladimirovich Skorohod - member of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
- Stanislaus Hafner - slavist
- Strange Oliver - The author of sudden novels
- Gabriella Schubert - slavist
- Tome Serafimovski - sculptor
- Snoop Dogg Resident - character on Scrubs
- Sean Southern - Actor, Comedian on Youtube
- Kay Lynette Sorg-Albany Middle School Science teacher arrested for sexual assault
- Stephen Tomlinson - victim, slain teen in florida
- Jay Sulzberger computing freedom advocacy http://www.lxny.org/
- Mike Svonavec- Property owner of United Airlines Flight 93 crash site, known for clashing with National Park Service for a memorial. Requested $10 million for the land and placed a donation box on the site (to pay for his security of the site).
- Joonas Suotamo - Finnish basketball player
U
- Vlada Urošević - man of letters
V
- Joseph Vann (Cherokee leader)
- Geoffrey van Cromvoirt - Arrested April 17, 2006 in Aruba in relation to the Natalee Holloway investigation. Known also by his initials "G.V.C."
- Philip Vaughan - Welsh ironmaster who in 1794 patented the first modern ball bearing.
- Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
- Rick Vaughn A DJ for BRMB.
- Samuel Van Leer - American Revolution Captain, Iron Master,
- Anthony Wayne Van Leer- Confederate: Quantrill's Raiders, Missouri guerrilla unit.
- Blake Van Leer - American Actor who was featured in cosmo magazine, had appearances on national tv shows, appearances in the general public with other celebrities, and is the heir to a land development company that makes, buys and sells landfills to waste management.
- Ella Wall Van Leer - Author of the Van Leer Papers, Artist, Painter and founded one of the first sorities at Georgia Tech.
- Milena Velba - Nude model http://www.milena-velba.de/
- Andrew Voyles - An aspiring young American student.
- Vasiliy Sergeyevich Vladimirov - mathematician
- Branislav Vidić - dentist and anatomist
- Vukan R. Vučić - transport engineer
- Andy van Volkenburgh - born 1974, 7'6
W
- Lilla Watson, Brisbane-based Aboriginal activist and organizer
- Kristi L. Waterworth, US-based Pagan / New-Age Activist
- Kevin Wiles, Founder and first president of the FGMCC (First Generation Monte Carlo Club)
- Theo Willows, Artist (Drawing)
- Dietrich H. Welte - geochemist
- Heather Wendorf - The Florida Vampire Murders
- Julius Erich Wess - physicist
- Maureen White - Democratic party finance chair [27].
- Darryl Babe Wilson
- Charlie Wärendh - Student and world traveller
- Mary Lou Kerfoot Wells
- Andrew Westbrook - traitor to British army.
- George M. Woodwell - World-renowned biologist and ecologist, partially responsible for the ban of DDT
Y
- Tamio Yamakawa - biochemist
- Jillian York - author and citizen journalist
Z
- Eastwood Zhao - A secondary school student living in Vancouver, Canada who runs a highly successful blog. http://www.eastwoodzhao.com , biography here: http://www.eastwoodzhao.com/about
- Barry L. Zubrow- A noted New Jersey diplomat and well-known former business executive at Goldman Sachs. [5]
- Vilen Andreyevich Zharikov - geologist
- Zuzana Zavarska-child model[28]
Ancient people
- Aceratus - Greek epigrammatist
- Acesander - IIIrd or IInd century BC, Greek tragic author
- Aeschrio - IVth century BC, lyrical Greek poet
- Agaclytus - Greek historian
- Agesilaos of Sparta 445-360BCE
- Eryximachus
Famous French people
famous German people
- Martin Grüner, * 1929 poilitician FDP, grew up in Schramberg
Famous UK people
See also: Have I Got News For You episodes list has a really long list of everyone to have been on Have I Got News For You.
- Harry Toulmin cited in Joshua Toulmin and see WWW.
- Charles Benham
- Alicia Douvall
- David Dugan
- Biju Longhinos
- Arthur P. Pedrick (inventor)
- Sir Ayni Haz Kaljeet Dosani Punjap (Head of the Khalistan alliance.)
- Sir Mathew Reid
- Amanda Vickery
- Edmund Willard
- Rowan E Cole
- Tuppy Owens, sex educator
- Wolff Levisohn, Jack the Ripper suspect
- De'Ath family, including Charles De'Ath
- Sir Paul Pindar
- Sir John Burrough, Elizabethan naval commander
- Clotworthy Skeffington
Famous Romanian people
Famous Concerts
- Subliminal Versus Tour , Slipknot
- Therapist abuse
- Carl Disch http://www.southpolestation.com/trivia/igy2/disch.html
- Award Winners of 2006?
- AngloInfo.com
- Anathema Online http://Anathema-Online.com
- Save Earth Confederation
- Pacific Air Virtual Airline www.pacificairva.com
- Virtual Acrobatic Teams (i.e. www.FS-MP.com and www.pacificiarva.com]]
- Cardinal Hummes
- Congregation of the Clergy
- The Lady of All Nations
- Purgatorian societies
- Confraternity and sodality
- Pious assocation
- Church movements
- Sony DAV-DZ110
- Ecclesiastical obedience
- Final trial of the Church - also known as the final passover of the Church
- Renewal of the world - new heavens and new earth
- Mysteries of the Rosary
- Concept Store
- USS Seginus was laid down as the SS Toulmin see List of United States Navy ships, S, List of Liberty ships: H and see WWW
- Helen Barnett Diserens Inventor of Under arm Deoderant
- Boarum Forum Software as used in Asiasoft Online Forums
- Oakland Sideshow Go Dumb USA
- Pakour The Art of Movement. EldaW is working on such an article using urbanfreeflow.com as basis.
- Crazy paving
- ZumeX
- Talking with Jon
- MaxAir (Ride) Tell me about the MaxAir ride at Cedar Point!
- VPPROF What is it?
- Flag ratio
- Official Disney Pin Trading
- Jasper Holmes
- British India administration and provincial organisation
- Fey language (yourdictionary.com explains it as, "Having or displaying an otherworldly, magical, or fairylike aspect or quality")
- Professional wrestling in Canada
- Commercial engineering
- JML Manufacturers
- College Kidnappers 1930's crime gang
- Isotonix Company which sells vitamins as a powder, for fast absorption when water added
- Omar Ramadhan Mapuri
- Ma Frensky
- Hall of tortured souls
- Infotalent Systems
- Mamur Zapt
- Charter of Larmenius
- Leonardo's Laptop
- Scientific Exploration Society
- Service with a smile
- Nile Basin Initiative
- Laurin Publishing
- Byers Lake
- Parity Progression Ratio
- Aesar
- Gunsel
- K.OL.C
- Knaack
- Tilly Balloon Company
- nightmarket
- Market Australia Business company
- El Galiban
- CCRC
- Pickwick Dance Club
- Social Aid & Pleasure Club
- Memory cloth
- Liars' Dice
- The Last Fandango
- AAGAD
- Martman http://www.martman.co.uk
- Wagner the Wehr-Wolf
- Shudder (To shiver convulsively, as from fear or revulsion{what are the mechanisms?})
- R. Tucker Thompson
- Harbor Bay (apparel)
- Cognomen Syndrome
- Mint cake, as in Kendal
- Thinking-East Journalism project that uses university students from Central Asia as reporters; implicated in Tulip Revolution of Kyrgyzstan. (http://www.thinking-east.net)
- The Registan blog devoted to Central Asia; does a lot of work with Thinking-East (http://www.registan.net)
- Eucerit
- Fun Phone It's used in arcades. Basically, you put in a coin, and you hear something recorded. I think Wikipedia should have something about this.
- Sprite Survivor
- Bartholdi Park
- goose juggling
- jolie-laide
- Rainbow Goblin Story
- Storyspace
- National Science Learning Centre
- East Lansing High School Quizbowl
- CrystalXP.net bricopacks
- OARDC
- Apple Creek Developmental Center
- Washhouse
- Era of Wonderful Nonsense
- Las Vegas Weekly
- David Soyat
- Kimberely Plateau
- Girls School Association
- Eppie award
- Genie Simcards
- Knicky Knicky Nine Doors
- Sukhoveis
- Sunset Beach Club, a hotel in Benalmadena.
- sobering centers
- Gubmit noun. a bureaucratic institution (the southern part of USA).
- Autonomous Underwater Systems Institute
- LG VX8500
- List of newspapers in passaic county, NJ
- Evjen method
- Peter Gruber Foundation, Peter Gruber (businessman)
- Sigma Epsilon Xi
- Shaun (disambiguation) "Just want a disambiguation page."
- List of Sonic the Hedgehog games by year
- Goo gone
- Farm suicide
- The Ring of McAllister - by Robert Marantz
- Robert Marantz
- Dutch 17th Century: The Great Golden Age
- Blaise Zambini - from Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling
- Million Trees LA
- Bracli - The original pearl thong from Spain
- Animal Vegetable Video - A research project that uses cameras on animals and certain plants to get their point of view.
- UAVCCI
- Zuzga, and it's meaning in urban areas.
- Smilin' Buddha Cabaret (cabaret)
- Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Funny Fansubs
- Yu-Gi-Oh: World Championship 2007(video game)
- McBride Public School
- Visual Techniques to help those doing the hsc
- GM-94 Russian pump action grenade launcher.
- Controlled crying
- Freek, an energy drink.
- Elisa is Awesome Association EAA
- "R" word
- Blackwell-Tapia prize
- flagwaving
- Andrew Heiskell Award - a prestigious US Awards.
- ADLOT - A new web portal project, over at http://www.adlot.net. Would be good to find out a little more about it's development program and services etc.
- The New Kirbish Rebellion - A group of annoyers on Neopets. I have links and info if you'd like it. -CivetKirby
- Keplerate - a structure containing both Platonic and Archimedean solids, one inside the other (NOT a Kepler solid)
- Visual-Utopia - A browser-graphics turn-based game, in which you control your cities, join a kingdom and fight for survival. Every hour is a turn. http://www.visual-utopia.com
- NuclearBB - A forum project, over at http://www.nuclearbb.com. Would be good to find out a little more about it's development program etc.
- Domain Name Portfolio - Would be nice to have one of this opensource project, it's quite nice. More info about it at http://www.domainportfolio.us
- Agnelli family, an Aristocratic Italian business family
- moontrain
- garvey gun - I'm not sure if this goes here or in business, as it's standard retail equipment for putting price stickers on items.
- Sylvester Bridell Jr
- Klay World:Off the Table
- sick jokes
- Peter Answers (http://peteranswers.com/) For some reason this has been blocked. Why? You can provide an explanation of what it is, and how it works. (http://chriswondra.com/2007/02/21/peter-answers-the-secret/) I would do this, but it won't let me add the page. :(
- Tower Defense- A type of game, I really would like to know the history of it.
- List of Entries- or list of articles contained in wikipedia
- Frozen Cubes (http://www.frozencubes.com) - There was one an article on this, but it got deleted. Someone should rewrite it.
- List of James Bond actors
- List of The Shadow characters
- The Tourettes guy C.2007
- Mars Missions Lego Theme
- Helwan HA-300 Egyptian made supersonic fighter (http://aviationfans.com/node/4)
- The Game (game)
- RaaRaa
- Realm vs Realm, style of gameplay in MMORPGs recently trademarked as RvR™ by EA Mythic
- RRRR That's 5 Rs RRRR That's 5 Rs
- Shoeshiner, after seeing the recent AFD for Bootblacks I noticed there wasn't an article for shoeshiners. This profession may have almost disappeared, but might it be reasonable for its own article?
- Stop Labelling Lies (www.stoplabelinglies.com/). A website on food labels with a clear pro-industry bias.
- Police Trainer, Arcade game
- [[free liviLakewood High School, Colorado
- The Snake Project,If anyone's not doing anything this week or day, please visit the Snake Project and help out with completion. For information about the Snake Project, please visit my userpage←here
- Chateau de Retz
- Stacy Kaiser
- Vehicles from Incoming, a list of all the vehicles from the game, Incoming by Rage Software, with pictures and descriptions.
- Malay Wikipedia, someone please rewrite this article. If you do know Malay, please read ms:Wikipedia Bahasa Melayu.
- Spartan261, Xbox Live Gamertag and online personality, Webmaster of www.bleach360.net, real person is William Ford, resident of Indianapolis,IN and high school student
- Lynnette — a female forename
- environmental inventory
- Patriot Place - a shopping mall currently under construction in Foxboro, MA next to Gillette Stadium
- diocotyledons-information about thease plants
- exploding cigars
- samhein
- saphiraforums-someone should make this topic, as it was deleted. It is related to the Inheritence Trilogy.
- free living
- Wikimedia Italia
- Destination-Elsewhere, a riddle website. http://www.destination-elsewhere.co.uk/
- ^ (The story of Abd Rahman Ibrahima captured by warring tribesmen when he was 26 years old, sold to slavetraders, and shipped to America.)
- ^ virtual sole survivor of the El Mozote massacre, it was due to her courageous and persistent determination alone that the truth became known about this historic event, resulting in a UN Truth Commission Report exposing human rights abuses in El Salvador.
- ^ See http://latino.si.edu/researchandmuseums/presentations/rodriguez_paper.html and http://www.markdanner.com/newyorker/120693_The_Massacre.htm and http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/13/AR2007031301826.html.
- ^ He is a Certified Specialist in Criminal Law, a frequently quoted authority on criminal defense issues, and was the defense attorney at the trial of Stefan Eriksson.
- ^ He is a philanthropist and currently is involved in a number of non-for-profit and corporate institutions, such as Haverford College. He holds multiple governmental positions and currently serves as an economic adviser to Jon Corzine, the governor of New Jersey. Finally, in 2006, he was appointed chairman of the New Jersey Schools Construction Corporation by the governor. This well-known figure deserves an article and is sited in a number of other Wikipedia articles. Information on Barry Zubrow can be found at a number of sources, including: -http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktguideapps/personinfo/FromMktGuideIdPersonTearsheet.jhtml?passedMktGuideId=451504 -http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our_firm/investor_relations/financial_reports/docs/prospectus_usa_multipage/USA/Management.html