- A
conflagration is a
large fire.
Conflagrations often damage human life,
animal life, health, and/or property. A
conflagration can
begin accidentally or...
- The
Conflagration (German: Der rote Hahn, 1901) is a
German play
written by
Gerhart Hauptmann (1862–1946). Like
Henrik Ibsen,
Hauptmann focuses attention...
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Conflagration (炎上, Enjō) is a 1958 ****anese
drama film
directed by Kon Ichikawa. It is
based on the
Yukio Mishima novel The
Temple of the
Golden Pavilion...
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fires where a
building or
structure has
caught fire. For
major urban conflagrations, see List of town and city fires. 586 BC –
First Temple in Jerusalem...
- The
Great Fire of
London was a
major conflagration that
swept through central London from
Sunday 2
September to
Wednesday 5
September 1666,
gutting the...
- This
article is a list of
notable fires. This is a
partial list of fire due to mining: human-made
structures to
extract minerals, ores, rock, petroleum...
- The
Great Chicago Fire was a
conflagration that
burned in the
American city of
Chicago during October 8–10, 1871. The fire
killed approximately 300 people...
- An
industrial fire is a type of
industrial disaster involving a
conflagration which occurs in an
industrial setting.
Industrial fires often, but not always...
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repressed romanticism;
after a
tautly efficient car chase, the
inevitable conflagration yields a majestic,
paranoid stillness. McCarthy, Todd (September 7,...
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whole gamut of fire,
valuing all its
potentialities and phases, from
conflagration to illumination. In the Śatarudrīya, some
epithets of Rudra, such as...
