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Jalil in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jalil, Jahlil, Jaleel, Calil,
Callil,
Celil may
refer to:
Jalil Andrabi (died 1996),
Kashmiri victim of Jalil...
- Dame
Carmen Thérèse
Callil, DBE, FRSL (15 July 1938 – 17
October 2022) was an
Australian publisher,
writer and
critic who
spent most of her
career in the...
- Mya Rose
Callil (Arabic: مايا روز خليل; born 16
November 2006), also
known as Mya
Mehanna (Arabic: مايا مهنا), is a
footballer who
plays as a midfielder...
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Carmen Callil withdrew from the
judging panel,
saying "I don't rate him as a
writer at all... in 20 years' time will
anyone read him?"
Callil later wrote...
- Philippe.
France Under the Germans:
Collaboration and
Compromise (1998)
Carmen Callil Bad Faith. A
Forgotten History of Family,
Fatherland and
Vichy France. New...
- a
leadership role." The
article was
based on the
publication by
Carmen Callil of her
highly praised book on
Darquier called 'Bad Faith'.
During this period...
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categorised as in the Fools' Guild.
Callil,
Carmen (8 June 1996). Books:
Sense of
humour pickled in a****
Carmen Callil on a
satirical novelist who produces...
- favorable, and the
awarding of the
Booker Prize caused controversy;
Carmen Callil, a 1996
Booker Prize judge,
called the
novel "execrable" and a Guardian...
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Joseph Callil Sayegh JP (7
March 1884 – 29
March 1946) was a New
Zealand politician and businessman.
Sayegh was of ****yrian origin, born in
Lebanon 11...
- stage, the
fourth winner of the
biennial prize. One of the judges,
Carmen Callil, a
publisher of the
feminist Virago house,
withdrew in protest, referring...
