- Stanisław
Taczak (8
April 1874, Mieszków (now in
Jarocin County) – 2
March 1960, Malbork) was a
Polish general.
Until 8
January 1919, he was temporary...
-
educator (d. 1925) 1874 –
Manuel Díaz,
Cuban fencer (d. 1929) 1874 – Stanisław
Taczak,
Polish general (d. 1960) 1875 –
Albert I of
Belgium (d. 1934) 1882 (O.S...
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Zygmunt Podhorski Zdzislaw Przyjalkowski Jan Jagmin-Sadowski Stanisław
Taczak Wiktor Thommée
Juliusz Zulauf Kontradmirał Józef
Unrug British Brigadier...
- learning, and
relate what
transpired to the rest of life.
According to Kara
Taczak, "Reflection is a mode of inquiry: a
deliberate way of
systematically recalling...
- Council). Initially, the
members of the council,
including Captain Stanisław
Taczak and
General Józef Dowbor-Muśnicki were
against the uprising, but they changed...
- editors-in-chief are
Matthew Davis (University of M****achusetts Boston) and Kara
Taczak (University of
Central Florida). The
journal was
first published in 1950...
- Zdzisław Przyjałkowski [pl] Jan Jagmin-Sadowski
Antoni Szylling Stanisław
Taczak Wiktor Thommée
Juliusz Zulauf Witold Pilecki,
former prisoner no 4859 of...
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Melvin Purvis,
American lawman and FBI
agent (b. 1903)
March 2 – Stanisław
Taczak,
Polish general (b. 1874)
March 4 –
Leonard Warren,
American opera singer...
-
leading politician of the
Social Democratic Party of
Germany Stanisław
Taczak (1874–1960),
general and commander-in-chief of the
Great Poland Uprising;...
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between the two. In
discussing models of writing,
Liane Robertson, Kara
Taczak, and
Kathleen Blake Yancey describe remix models of
writing as "prior knowledge...
