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PEOPLE - Zum 100. Todestag von Buffalo Bill (10.1.17)
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Colonel W.F Cody. (1846 - 1917) ; known as Buffalo Bill. US showman. Portrait, Colonel William Frederick Cody ( 1846 - 1917 ) ; known as Buffalo Bill. US showman. Portrait.
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PEOPLE - Zum 100. Todestag von Buffalo Bill (10.1.17)
Jun 06, 1910 - U.S. - The Prince of Monaco Meets and greets Buffalo Bill Cody and a Native American Chief. Exact date unknown..(Credit Image: © Bain News Service/ZUMAPRESS.com)
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Young King Peter II of Yugoslavia converses with Mrs Ruth Mitchell Knowles, sister of the late Brigadier General William (Billy) Mitchell USA, during his first visit to New York. The boy monarch, who on his US tour is visiting Yugoslav Groups in Military training here, found much to discuss with Mrs Mitchell, who was recently released from a Nazi concentration camp, where she had been sent after her capture as a member of the Comitadji, the Yugoslav guerilla organisation.
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President John F. Kennedy
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United States President John F. Kennedy congratulates astronaut Alan B. Shepard, Jr., the first American in space, on his historic May 5th, 1961 ride in the Freedom 7 spacecraft and presents him with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Distinguished Service Award, in Washington, D.C.. Shepard's wife, Louise (left in white dress and hat), and his mother were in attendance as well as the other six Mercury astronauts, including Colonel John H. Glenn, Jr. and other NASA officals, some visible in the background
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COLONEL QADDAFI ON A VISIT TO AUSTRALIA - 1982
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COLONEL QADDAFI AND BRUNO KREISKY
COLONEL QADDAFI ON A VISIT TO AUSTRALIA - 1982
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COLONEL T. E. LAWRENCE (OF ARABIA) WITH MAJOR WALSH, SIR H. SAMUEL ABDULL AND MAJOR EL SULTAN ADWAR IN AMMAN 1921
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COLONEL T. E. LAWRENCE (OF ARABIA) WITH MAJOR WALSH, SIR H. SAMUEL ABDULL AND MAJOR EL SULTAN ADWAR IN AMMAN 1921
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RETRO - Queen Elizabeth II
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Queen Elizabeth II And Prince Philip - June 1991 They Massed Rank Upon Rank A People's Army Of Flag Waving Patriots. Many Had Travelled Since Dawn To Welcome Home Britain's Conquering Heroes And Heroines Of The Gulf War. And As The Vast Crowds Cheered More Than 1 000 Servicemen And Women Marching Through The City Of London Yesterday National Pride Was Satisfied Without Offensive Pomp. The Queen And Prince Philip Took The Official Salute At The Mansion House Surrounded By Members Of The Royal Family Guests From The Gulf And Leading Politicians. The People Made Their Feelings Clear By Reserving The Biggest Cheer Of The Day For A Smiling Baroness Margaret Thatcher. Sir John Major Was Left To Look Like An Interested Bystander. Neil Kinnock Who Was Less Than Enthusiastic About A Welcome Home Party Was Booed. After The Unrestrained Jingoism Of The American Celebrations The City Put On A Parade That Came And Went In Just Ten Minutes. But As With The Gulf War Itself It Was A Display Of British Professionalism That Made This Subdued Celebration Strike The Right Note. The Parade Was Headed By Desert Rats Commander Brigadier Patrick Cordingley. The City Marshal Colonel Sir John Howard Mounted On A White Horse Gave Him The
Queen Elizabeth Ii And Duke Of Edinburgh - June 1991 They Massed Rank Upon Rank A People''s Army Of Flag Waving Patriots. Many Had Travelled Since Dawn To Welcome Home Britain''s Conquering Heroes And Heroines Of The Gulf War. And As The Vast Crowds
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MUAMMAR QADHAFI GIVES A VICTORY SALUTE THROUGH THE BARS OF THE CELL ON ROBBEN ISLAND, IN WHICH NELSON MANDELA WAS IMPRISONED IN SOUTH AFRICA - 1999
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MUAMMAR QADHAFI GIVES A VICTORY SALUTE THROUGH THE BARS OF THE CELL ON ROBBEN ISLAND, IN WHICH NELSON MANDELA WAS IMPRISONED IN SOUTH AFRICA - 1999
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Pres Mandela greets Libyan leader Muamar Qaddafi (Gaddafi) on his arrival in CT. Qaddafi arrived in S Africa for the inauguration of President Mbeki.
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President Nelson Mandela raising the hand of Colonel Muammar Gadhafi
Pres Mandela greets Libyan leader Muamar Qaddafi (Gaddafi) on his arrival in CT. Qaddafi arrived in S Africa for the inauguration of President Mbeki.
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PEOPLE - Klaus Kinski würde 90 Jahre alt werden (18.10.16)
Per qualche Dollaro in più
Colonel Mortimer und Monco sind hinter dem mexikanischen Banditen Indio her. Den rivalisierenden Kopfgeldjägern winkt eine besonders hohe Prämie...
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PRINCESS ANNE, SALISBURY PLAIN, BRITAIN - 26 JUN 2001
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Princess Anne visiting the King's Royal Hussars of which she is Colonel in Chief - trying an SA80 rifle, with the guidance of Major Alistair Ross
PRINCESS ANNE, SALISBURY PLAIN, BRITAIN - 26 JUN 2001
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PRINCESS ANNE, SALISBURY PLAIN, BRITAIN - 26 JUN 2001
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Princess Anne visiting the King's Royal Hussars of which she is Colonel in Chief
PRINCESS ANNE, SALISBURY PLAIN, BRITAIN - 26 JUN 2001
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI, LIBYA
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COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI WAVING TO SUPPORTERS
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI, LIBYA
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI, LIBYA
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COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI PLAYING FOOTBALL
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI, LIBYA
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COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI ON HORSEBACK
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI, LIBYA
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COLONEL MOAMMAR GADDAFI WITH FAMILY
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADHAFI, LIBYA
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VARIOUS COLONEL MOAMMAR GADHAFI, LIBYA
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BOMBED HOUSE / BUNKER OF COLONEL QADHAFI THAT WAS BOMBED BY AMERICA IN 1986, LIBYA - 2002
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BOMBED HOUSE / BUNKER OF COLONEL QADHAFI THAT WAS BOMBED BY AMERICA IN 1986, LIBYA - 2002
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'THE DESERT IS NOT SILENT' EXHIBITION BY SAIF QADHAFI, LONDON, BRITAIN - 23 JUL 2002
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'THE DESERT IS NOT SILENT' EXHIBITION BY SAIF QADHAFI, LONDON, BRITAIN - 23 JUL 2002
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'THE DESERT IS NOT SILENT' EXHIBITION BY SAIF QADHAFI, LONDON, BRITAIN - 23 JUL 2002
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'THE DESERT IS NOT SILENT' EXHIBITION BY SAIF QADHAFI, LONDON, BRITAIN - 23 JUL 2002
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Saif Qaddafi (Son of Libyan leader) with his exhibit influenced by his home environment at the first major UK exhibition of Libyan antiques and contemporary art in the Albert Memorial gardens, London - 23 JUL 2002
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COLONEL MOAMMAR QADDAFI, TRIPOLI, LIBYA
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Colonel Moammar Qaddafi
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Field Marshall the Giant Charolais Bull, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, Britain - 04 Dec 2007
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Arthur Duckett from Somerset with his giant bullock Field Marshall.
Field Marshall the Giant Charolais Bull, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, Britain - 04 Dec 2007
The farmer who brought us Britain's biggest bullock has found another record breaker - measuring 6ft 3in tall.
Arthur Duckett, 78, reckons massive Field Marshall, his six-year-old Charolet bull, weighing in at 1,360 kilos will be crowned the nations biggest. Arthur, a farmer, from Burnham-on-sea, Somerset, immediately saw the bull's potential, and said it will put on 300 kilos in the next year. He bought the white bullock two years ago and decided to keep it as a pet when he realised it was a one-off.
Two years ago Arthur and his wife Helen broke records with their 6ft 5in bull Colonel, who weighed 3,500lbs. The Colonel and Field Marshall are kept in a 22-acre field on Arthur's farm, and is in good company as he shares the plot with a 5ft 6in tall Highland steer called The Captain. 717981f
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Field Marshall the Giant Charolais Bull, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, Britain - 04 Dec 2007
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Arthur Duckett from Somerset with his giant bullock Field Marshall.
Field Marshall the Giant Charolais Bull, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, Britain - 04 Dec 2007
The farmer who brought us Britain's biggest bullock has found another record breaker - measuring 6ft 3in tall.
Arthur Duckett, 78, reckons massive Field Marshall, his six-year-old Charolet bull, weighing in at 1,360 kilos will be crowned the nations biggest. Arthur, a farmer, from Burnham-on-sea, Somerset, immediately saw the bull's potential, and said it will put on 300 kilos in the next year. He bought the white bullock two years ago and decided to keep it as a pet when he realised it was a one-off.
Two years ago Arthur and his wife Helen broke records with their 6ft 5in bull Colonel, who weighed 3,500lbs. The Colonel and Field Marshall are kept in a 22-acre field on Arthur's farm, and is in good company as he shares the plot with a 5ft 6in tall Highland steer called The Captain. 717981h
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy welcomes Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gadhafi to the Elysee Palace in Paris, France - 10 Dec 2007
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy welcomes Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gadhafi to the Elysee Palace in Paris, France - 10 Dec 2007
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi arrived in France today for his first visit to the country in 34 years. Gadhafi met French President Nicolas Sarkozy today at the Elysee Palace and will see him again during his five day visit, aimed at spurring investment in Lybia.
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Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
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Prince Charles with Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby
Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
Prince Charles at Copehill Down urban operations training village near Shrewton on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire with the Commanding officer of The Mercian Regiment the 3rd Battalion (Staffords) Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby (left). Dressed in full uniform and beret, the Prince was given a tour of Copehill Down whose 70 houses, shops and schools were built to simulate urban fighting
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Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
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Prince Charles with Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby
Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
Prince Charles at Copehill Down urban operations training village near Shrewton on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire with the Commanding officer of The Mercian Regiment the 3rd Battalion (Staffords) Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby (left). Dressed in full uniform and beret, the Prince was given a tour of Copehill Down whose 70 houses, shops and schools were built to simulate urban fighting
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Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
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Prince Charles with Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby
Prince Charles visiting Copehill Down urban operations training village, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, Britain - 25 Nov 2008
Prince Charles at Copehill Down urban operations training village near Shrewton on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire with the Commanding officer of The Mercian Regiment the 3rd Battalion (Staffords) Lieutenant Colonel Richard Spiby 9right). Dressed in full uniform and beret, the Prince was given a tour of Copehill Down whose 70 houses, shops and schools were built to simulate urban fighting
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi greets Muammar Gaddafi
Leader of Libya Muammar Gaddafi arriving at Ciampino Airport, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2009
Italian leader Silvio Berlsuconi today controversially greeted the arrival of his Libyan counterpart, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, at Rome's Ciampino airport. Gaddafi touched down with 300 other delegates to mark the re-strengthening of ties between the two nations. The Libyan leader's trip will include a meeting with 700 of Italy's leading women in the fields of politics, business and culture. However, he is likely to encounter a considerable amount of protest and unrest from various communities, such as civil rights groups, students and Rome's Jews, some of whom were expelled from Libya 40 years ago. The two countries last year signed an agreement in which Italy will compensate Libya for its 30-year occupation. The 5 billion dollar package involves construction projects, student grants and pensions for Libyan soldiers who served with the Italians during World War II. In return, Libya agreed to crack down on illegal migrants smuggled each year across the Mediterranean to Italy.
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Robert Mcnamara Dies Aged 93 - 06 Jul 2009
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FORMER PENTAGON CHIEF ROBERT MCNAMARA DIES
Former US defence secretary Robert McNamara has died at the age of 93.
He died in his sleep at his home in Washington DC after suffering failing health for some time.
McNamara held the position of defence secretary during the Vietnam War and the Cuban Missile Crisis, serving under presidents John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson.
He was also an architect of the US policy of nuclear deterrence.
Before becoming Pentagon chief in 1961, McNamara was the president of Ford Motor Company, turning the company around in the post World War II era.
After leaving the Pentagon he went on became president of the World Bank.
When he left office he was the longest-serving US defence secretary.
He is most famously associated with his role as key architect of the Vietnam War from 1961 to 1968.
This left him the target on many anti-war critics and later, in his memoirs, he wrote of his regret over his role in the war.
Following his retirement from the World Bank in the early 80s he also championed the cause of nuclear disarmament.
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Colonel Gaddafi out and about in central Rome, Italy - 08 Jul 2009
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COLONEL GADAFI SON BUYS GBP 10M LONDON MANSION
Colonel Gaddafi's son has reportedly brought a GBP 10m mansion in one of London's most exclusive areas.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi is now apparently the proud owner of a neo-Georgian eight-bedroom property in Hampstead, North London.
The property comes complete with a swimming pool, sauna room, Jacuzzi and suede-lined cinema room.
It is protected by state-of-the-art CCTV cameras and a private security team.
Most recently Said was seen accompanying freed Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi from England back to Libya on one of his father's planes.
The 36-year-old is Colonel Gaddafi's favourite son and his most likely heir.
He prompted outrage recently by claiming that Al Megrahi's release was linked to oil and gas negotiations discussed by Tony Blair when he visited Libya as Prime Minister.
Saif also has links to Business Secretary Lord Mandelson, with whom he allegedly discussed Megrahi's case with just weeks before he was released.
He has also held several meetings with the Duke of York, having visited both Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle.
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Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, Britain - 16 Jul 2009
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Prince Charles
Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, Britain - 16 Jul 2009
Prince Charles was amongst mourners today (16 July) at the funeral of the most senior British officer killed in action since the Falklands War. Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, died in an explosion in Afghanistan on 1 July. Today the Prince, accompanied by Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, joined other high-ranking military figures at Lt Col Thorneloe's funeral at the Guards Chapel at London's Wellington Barracks. Also in attendance was Lt Col Thorneloe's wife Sally, their children Hannah and Sophie and his father, Major John Thorneloe.
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Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, Britain - 16 Jul 2009
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Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Funeral of Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, Britain - 16 Jul 2009
Prince Charles was amongst mourners today (16 July) at the funeral of the most senior British officer killed in action since the Falklands War. Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, Commanding Officer of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, died in an explosion in Afghanistan on 1 July. Today the Prince, accompanied by Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, joined other high-ranking military figures at Lt Col Thorneloe's funeral at the Guards Chapel at London's Wellington Barracks. Also in attendance was Lt Col Thorneloe's wife Sally, their children Hannah and Sophie and his father, Major John Thorneloe.
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West Point Military Academy
October 1, 2010, West Point, New York, USA: October 1, 2010, West Point, New York, United States: The United States Military Academy at West Point (USMA) is a four-year coeducational federal service academy that sits on high ground overlooking the Hudson River, 50 miles north of New York City. The majority of the campus's neo-Gothic buildings are constructed from gray and black granite. The campus is a popular tourist destination with a large visitor center and the oldest museum in the US Army. Students, known as cadets, are officers-in-training whose tuition is fully funded by the Army in exchange for an active duty service obligation upon graduation. About 1,300 cadets enter the Academy each spring with about 1,000 graduating with a bachelor of science degree. Their performance is graded upon a broad academic program, military leadership performance, and mandatory participation in competitive athletics. Cadets are required to adhere to the Cadet Honor Code, which states that "a cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do." The academy bases a cadet's leadership experience as a development of all three pillar's of performance: academics, physical, and military. All cadets reside on campus and eat breakfast and lunch together on weekdays. The academy fields fifteen men's and nine women's National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) sports teams. Its alumni include two US Presidents, famous generals, and seventy-four Medal of Honor recipients. Retired Colonel Francois Xavier Yves, French teacher and sailing instructor.. Credit: Patrick Robert / Polaris (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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40th Anniversary Celebrations of the Revolution of Libya, Tripoli, Libya - 02 Sep 2009
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Aisha Gaddafi - Daughter Of A Dictator
As the daughter of Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi, Aisha Gaddafi is no stranger to controversy.
Indeed the woman known as the "The Claudia Schiffer of North Africa" is not afraid to make her sometimes contentious beliefs known.
Following the death of her adopted sister Hanna, Aisha is Muammar Abu Minyar al-Gaddafi's only daughter from his eight children
The 33-year-old, who lives in Tripoli with her husband, a cousin of her father's, and their three children, is a lawyer by profession and is also a trained criminal psychologist.
She has previously spoken in support of her father's regime, claiming that his portrayal in the West is unfair and down to the 'political agenda' of some.
Showing her support for another famous Arab leader, three years ago she was on the legal team that defended ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
Previously, she has also backed Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al Megrahi, saying he deserves compensation for being locked up unjustly.
Meanwhile, the charity group that came out in defence of Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi after he hurled his shoe at then American president George W Bush in 2008 is said to be led by Aisha.
Like her father, in the past Aisha has also been a vocal backer of the IRA.
Conversely, she is also well known in Libya for promoting women's rights, particularly when it comes to domestic violence and honour crimes.
Last year she was appointed as a UN Goodwill Ambassador in recognition of her work raising awareness of women's rights, poverty and HIV.
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Rebel fighters in Libya - Mar 2011
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Child with his father guards the family home near Brega
Rebel fighters in Libya - Mar 2011
Liverpudlian freelance film-maker and former soldier Paul Conroy has been spending the last three weeks weeks dodging mortars and airstrikes alongside rebel fighters on the front line in the battle against the government forces of Muammar Gaddafi for the control of Libya.
Most of the fighters he met - and lost - along the way were teachers, students, engineers, lawyers, doctors and taxi drivers, fighting simply for basic human rights and freedoms.
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Libya - President Col Gaddafi 1982 Vienna Col Muammar Gaddafi (aka Khadafy / Gadhafi / Gaddafy / Khaddafy / Gaddafi)'s Son Holding Toy Gun And Spear Saunters Through Vienna Store. ...libya - President
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