- Inga
Marie Arvad Petersen (6
October 1913 – 12
December 1973) was a Danish-American
journalist who was a
guest of
Adolf Hitler at the 1936
Summer Olympics...
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Thutmose III at the
Karnak Temple as Irtu. It
eventually became known as
Arvad, Arpad, and Arphad.
These were ****enized as Árados (‹See Tfd›Gr****: Ἄραδος)...
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married Inga
Arvad in 1947. They had two sons,
Ronnie and Terry.
McCoy was
married to
Arvad until her
death from
cancer in 1973.
Arvad was a journalist...
- Urdu, Persian, Punjabi, and
Sorani Kurdish. It
occurs in
Azerbaijani as "
arvad" and
Ottoman Turkish as "avret". The word "aurat"
originally comes from...
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affairs with Kennedy.
These affairs included one with
Danish journalist Inga
Arvad between late 1941 and
early 1942. Many
other authors and
sources besides...
- Will o' the Wisp (Dr.
Jackson Arvad) is a
supervillain appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics. He is a
physicist who
gained control...
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Gebal - One of the
oldest sites of
civilization Sarepta Tripoli,
Lebanon Arvad Latakia - also
known by its
Phoenician name,
Ramitha Tartus Amrit Carne...
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England Slept. Upon
returning to the
United States, he is
introduced to Inga
Arvad by his
sister "Kick." At the age of 29, Kennedy's
father tells him to take...
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single in the 1940s
while having relationships with
Danish journalist Inga
Arvad and
actress Gene Tierney.
During his time as a senator, he had an affair...
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executive editor for the
Washington Times-Herald. She
later teamed with Inga
Arvad, who
wrote the "Did You
Happen to See....." column, and was
eventually given...
