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# Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity

The Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity (Italian: Stella della solidarietà italiana) was founded as a national order by the first President of the Italian Republic, Enrico De Nicola, in 1947, to recognise civilian and military expatriates or foreigners who made an outstanding contribution to the reconstruction of Italy after World War II.
In 2011, the order was reformed as the Order of the Star of Italy by the 11th President, Giorgio Napolitano. The emphasis of the reformed award was shifted from post-war reconstruction to the preservation and promotion of national prestige abroad, promoting friendly relations and co-operation with other countries and ties with Italy.

## Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity (1947–2011)

The insignia, modified in 2001, bore the inscription Solidarietà Italiana encircling a depiction of the Good Samaritan. The order was bestowed by decree of the President of the Republic, head of the order, on the recommendation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The three degrees with corresponding ribbons were as follows:
| Class (English) | Full title in Italian | Awards (as of December 2006) |
| 1st Class / Grand Officer | Grande Ufficiale dell'Ordine della Stella della solidarietà italiana | 643 |
| 2nd Class / Commander | Commendatore dell'Ordine della Stella della solidarietà italiana | 3,415 |
| 3rd Class / Member | Membro dell'Ordine della Stella della solidarietà italiana | 6,507 |
The Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity was worn as follows:
Ribbon :
| Member | Commander | Grand Officer |
| Member | Commander | Grand Officer |

## Recipients

* Guido D´Alessandro Lombardi
* Carlo Ancelotti
* Francesco Calabro
* Ebba Atterbom
* Teodor Baconschi
* Mario Biaggi
* Boyko Borisov
* Eliana Bórmida
* Everett Francis Briggs
* Paata Burchuladze
* John Burland
* Charlene, Princess of Monaco
* Carlo Azeglio Ciampi
* Domenick Cocco
* Francesco Cossiga
* Ritu Dalmia
* Dan Daniel
* Jatin Das
* James del Piano
* John Dickie
* Serge Dumont
* Moira Lenore Dynon - June 5, 1967
* Irena Eris
* Bernard Evans
* Linda Fabiani
* Genevieve Fiore
* Foster Furcolo
* Gaetano Gagliano
* Wolfgang Haas
* Marcella Hazan
* Grace Kelly
* S. S. Kumar
* Anthony Lacavera
* Gabriel Liiceanu
* Lawrence Lotito
* Fabio Luisi
* Yuri Lyubimov
* Mauricio Macri
* Henry Mavrodin
* Íñigo Méndez de Vigo
* Amina Mohamed
* Manuel Monteiro de Castro
* Khaldoon Al Mubarak
* Hidetoshi Nakata
* Mariana Nicolesco
* Andrei Oișteanu
* George Paciullo
* Costanza Pascolato
* Solomon Passy
* Michel Pastor
* Drew Pearson
* Andrei Pleșu
* Victor Ponta
* Robert D. Putnam
* Silvio Scionti
* Giovanni Scognamillo
* Shim Hwa-jin
* Fatih Terim
* Andriy Shevchenko
* Frank Sinatra
* James S. Snyder
* Elisabeth Söderström
* George Sperti
* Jean Tennyson
* Alfa Tofft
* Zeynep Karahan Uslu
* Radu Varia
# Siege of Ponda

The siege of Ponda took place during the summer of 1675 in the region around Ponda, Goa.
Ponda at that time, was under the Bijapur Sultanate for nearly 2 centuries, which was at odds with the neighboring Portuguese Empire in Goa and the newly emerging rebel force of the Marathas.
In his surprise attack on the west coast of India, the forces of the Maratha king Shivaji encircled the fortress of Ponda, held by Bijapur and stormed it in an all out open siege. According to legend, he commissioned 500 ladders for the this mission made 500 golden bracelets for the first climbers. A Bijapuri commander Bahlol Khan (alias Abdul Karim) started with a relief force but could not advance further than Miraj as the Marathas had blocked the ghat route by felling trees. The fortress' commander, Muhammad Khan, was one of the few to survive the massacre of the garrison.
The capture of Ponda resulted in the Maratha kingdom capturing some of the western parts of the Konkan region. Shivaji also appointed an agent, Umaji Pundit in the court of Rani Chellama of Keladi (Bednur), on her own request. She was harassed by her commander Timanna.

## Siege

On 18 April 1675, Shivaji commenced the siege of Ponda Fort, which was under the command of Muhammad Khan, with a large invading force of 2,000 horsemen and 7,000 infantrymen.
Concerned about potential Portuguese interference, Shivaji tried to secure a pledge of neutrality from them to prevent a repeat of their aid to the fort's defenders during a previous siege in 1666, while also secretly planning a raid into Portuguese territory. However, Shivaji's attempt to maintain a Portuguese envoy within the fortress was foiled when his men intercepted and arrested some Goan merchants along with supplies destined for Ponda.
On 29 April 1675, the Marathas crossed the Zuari River into Portuguese territory and led a surprise raid of Chandor, killing a servant of the Catholic Church and later targeted Cuncolim - both were Goan villages in Salsette, where they looted the inhabitants and seized Church ornaments. The Portuguese State Council convened and decided to investigate whether Shivaji's incursion was intentional or accidental, while also apprehending his envoy. Meanwhile, Shivaji besieged Ponda Fort, where he had reportedly made significant preparations for the siege, including crafting ladders and shackles of gold. Despite facing resistance from Bahlul Khan's forces, Shivaji successfully captured the fort and detained its commander, Muhammad Khan.

## Aftermath

Additionally, Shivaji's forces laid siege to Shiveshwar Castle and razed Karwar under the command of one of his generals. By 16 May 1675, Ponda fort fell to Shivaji's forces, resulting in the acquisition of territories such as Antruj, Ashtaghar, Hemadbarse, Bali, Chandravadi, and Kakode, consolidating his authority over the Bijapur Konkan region. The fortress of Ponda was renovated, with the installation of an idol of Ganapati at its entrance. The last Bijapur fortress-keeper, Muhamad Khan, was replaced by Trimbak Pandit under Shivaji's administration.
# The Four Musketeers (1934 film)

The Four Musketeers (German: Die vier Musketiere) is a 1934 German drama film directed by Heinz Paul and starring Fritz Kampers, Paul Westermeier and Erhard Siedel. It was shot at the Terra Studios in Berlin. The film's art direction was by Robert A. Dietrich.

## Synopsis

Four comrades of the First World War meet up many years later and discover they have very different views on the political future of Germany.

## Cast

* Fritz Kampers as Musketier Schlumberger aus Bayern
* Paul Westermeier as Musketier Stempel aus Berlin
* Erhard Siedel as Musketier Krause aus Sachsen
* Hans Brausewetter as Musketier Gisevius aus Hamburg
* Hermann Speelmans as Gefreiter Eberle
* Werner Schott as Hauptmann der Kompanie
* Fritz Odemar as Ortskommandant
* Friedrich Ettel as Feldwebel Hülsebeck
* Liselotte Schaak as Hildegard Gievius
* Agnes Straub as Frau Schlumberger
* Martha Ziegler as Fräulein Meyer
* Carsta Löck as Minna
* Arthur Reinhardt as Kompanie-Feldwebel
* Gustav Püttjer as Kommandantur-Ordonanz
* Hans Albin as Ein Leutnant
* Ernst Behmer as Ein Hotelportier
* Renée Burzat as Eine Französin
* Peter Erkelenz as Divisionsadjutant
* Käthe Haack as Frau Krause
* Willy Mendau as Ordonanzoffizier Schmidt
* Leo Peukert as Proviantamts-Inspektor
# Vyas Samman

The Vyas Samman is a literary award in India, first awarded in 1991. It is awarded annually by the K.K. Birla Foundation and includes a cash payout of ₹ 4,00,000 (as of 2019).
To be eligible for the award, the literary work must be in the Hindi language and have been published in the past 10 years.

## Recipients

The people who have been awarded the Vyas Samman are:
| Year | Awardee | Work | Type |
| 2024 | Suryabala | Kaun Des Ko Vasi: Venu Ki Diary | Novel |
| 2023 | Pushpa Bharati | Yaadein, Yaadein!...Aur Yaadein | Memoir |
| 2022 | Gyan Chaturvedi | Pagalkhana | Novel |
| 2021 | Asghar Wajahat | Mahabali | Play |
| 2020 | Sharad K. Pagare | Patliputra ki Samragi | Novel |
| 2019 | Nasira Sharma | Kagaz Ki Naav | Novel |
| 2018 | Leeladhar Jagudi | Jitne Log Utne Prem | Novel |
| 2017 | Mamta Kalia | Dukkham Sukkham | Novel |
| 2016 | Surendra Verma | Kaatna shami ka vriksha padma-pankhuri ki dhar se | Novel |
| 2015 | Sunita Jain | Kshama | Poetry |
| 2014 | Kamal Kishore Goyenka | Premchand Kee Kahaniyon Kaa Kaal Kramanusar Adhyan | |
| 2013 | Vishwanath Tripathi | Vyomkesh Darvesh | Memoir |
| 2012 | Narendra Kohli | Na Bhooto Na Bhavishyati | Novel |
| 2011 | Ramdarash Mishra | Aam K Patte | Poetry |
| 2010 | Vishwanath Prasad Tiwari | Phir Bhi Kuch Rah Jayega | Poetry |
| 2009 | Amar Kant | Inhi Hathiyaron Se | |
| 2008 | Mannu Bhandari | Ek Kahani Yah Bhi | Autobiography |
| 2007 | No awards | No awards | No awards |
| 2006 | Parmanand Srivastava | Kavita Ki Arthaat | |
| 2005 | Chandrakanta | Katha Satisar | Novel |
| 2004 | Mridula Garg | Kath Gulab | |
| 2003 | Chitra Mudgal | Anwan | |
| 2002 | Kailash Vajpeyi | Prithvi Ka Krishna Paksh | |
| 2001 | Ramesh Chandra Shah | Aalochana ka paksh | |
| 2000 | Giriraj Kishore | Pehla Girimitya | |
| 1999 | Sri Lal Sukla | Bisarampur Ka Sant | |
| 1998 | Govind Mishra | Paanch Aanganon wala Ghar | |
| 1997 | Kedarnath Singh | Uttar Kabir Tatha Anya Kavitaen | Poetry |
| 1996 | Ramswarup Chaturvedi | Hindi Sahitya aur Samvedna ka Vikas | |
| 1995 | Kunwar Narayan | Koi Dusra Nahin | Poetry |
| 1994 | Dharamvir Bharati | Sapna Abhi Bhi | Poetry |
| 1993 | Girija Kumar Mathur | Main Waqt ke Hoon Samane | Poetry |
| 1992 | Shiv Prasaad Singh | Neela Chand | Novel |
| 1991 | Ram Vilas Sharma | Bharat ke Pracheen bhasha parivar aur Hindi | |
# Castlecomer (band)

Castlecomer is a five-piece Australian rock band formed in the suburbs of Sydney. Named after a small town in Ireland, Castlecomer consists of four cousins who have been making music together since childhood. They released their self-titled debut album on 5 October 2018 on Concord Records.

## History

Named after a coal-mining village in Ireland where most of the band's family members emigrated from, Castlecomer has been making music together and touring the festival circuit since 2013. The band is fronted by vocalist Bede Kennedy. He is joined in the band by three cousins (two of whom are brothers), along with close family friend, Neely. All of the band members are classically trained. They have cited Stevie Wonder, Two Door Cinema Club, and M83 as influences, as well as Kendrick Lamar and ABBA, the Strokes, the Beatles, and Carole King. They have been described as delivering "a unique form of alternative guitar pop ready made for huge dance parties and crowd sing-a-longs".
The band built a fanbase in Australia before moving to the United States in 2017 and signing with Concord Records. The band members currently reside in Nashville, where they moved to in early 2018. They put out a series of EPs between 2012 and 2014, but split with their Australian label before ever putting out a full-length album.
In 2017, they played eight shows in three days at SXSW. "Frontman Bede, with a shocking amount of incredible hair that Pantene should get on right away for an advertisement opportunity, bounded around the stage and onto the floor like a madman to their catchy tunes", one reviewer described of their SXSW shows. "You can't help but get drawn into dancing to the infectious beats of their music. Their incredible energy reminds me of Two Door Cinema Club in their early days, which is something even Two Door can't manage to recapture. Delicious escapist fare." They came out of South by Southwest with management, a record deal, publishing, and a booking agent.
As of September 2018, their first official single, "Fire Alarm", had over six million streams on Spotify, reaching the number six position on the streaming service's Global Viral chart.
The band's single "Leaving" has been described as "so innately tranquil and intimate that it feels like you could be in your friend's bedroom, helping him/her reel over a break-up. (It) speaks to heartbreak, feeling helpless and resistant to saying goodbye."

## Tours

After spending the summer of 2018 playing U.S. festivals as well as smaller solo shows in the U.S. and Australia, Castlecomer toured the US in October and November 2018 in support of their self-titled debut album.

## Discography

Albums
| Title | Details |
| Castlecomer | Released: 5 October 2018 |
EPs
| Title | Year |
| Danny's Den | 2012 |
| Lone Survivor | 2013 |
| Miss December | 2014 |
Singles
| Title | Year | Album |
| "The Noise" | 2016 | non-album single |
| "Fire Alarm" | 2016 | Castlecomer |
| "All of the Noise" | 2018 | Castlecomer |
| "Leaving" | 2018 | Castlecomer |
| "Move" | 2018 | Castlecomer |
# Seizure of the Gilded Lion

The Seizure of the Gilded Lion was a successful attack by Swedish pirates on a Dutch Bojort named "The Gilded Lion" in 1661.

## Background

In the summer of 1661, the Swedish pirates, Gustaf Adolf Skytte and Gustav Drake, along with a crew of 15 men and one ship, decided to go on an expedition to England.

## Seizure

After heavy storms, the Swedish pirates had been forced to sail back towards the Danish sound, it was here that they caught sight of a Dutch bojort, which was on its way from Amsterdam to Norrköping, and after being found to carry salt, herring, spices and wine, the Swedish pirates agreed to attack it.
When the pirates sailed a little past Bornholm, they started chasing the bojort, and the crew cast lots to see who would climb onboard the bojort first.
When they came up to the ship, Pär Länsman quickly bound the ships to each other, and a shot came from the pirate ship, it came from a pirate named Sven Lifknecht, who shot and killed one of the Dutch crew on the bojort. Following this, the pirates quickly stormed the bojort, and skirmishes quickly broke out. When the captain of the bojort looked out of his sliding door, he was shot down with a pistol by Måns Månsson, who followed with a second shot, killing the captain.
Following this, the pirates shot the crew, who were later drowned by attaching stones to their feet, leading to 4–5 Dutch being killed, although other historians have claimed the entire crew was killed.

## Aftermath

After the seizure, the Swedes managed to take a cargo consisting of salt, tobacco, wine, herring, lemons, thimble's, ribbons, strings, and sewing needles. After their successful raid, they retreated and kept a low profile for a few months, but despite their attempts, the raid became known and the culprits were identified and apprehended.
# Karl August Hindrey

Karl August Hindrey (15 August 1875 Abja Manor, Kreis Pernau – 9 January 1947) was an Estonian writer, journalist and cartoonist. He is mostly known through his psychological short stories and historical novels. He is also considered to be the founder of Estonian comics.
From 1904, he worked in the editorial offices of the newspapers Postimees and Päevaleht. He used the pseudonym Hoia Ronk, when he made contributions to the two newspapers mentioned above. He established two satirical magazines: Sädemed and Kratt.
During the Second World War, his activities were anti-Soviet. He was also one of the Forest Brothers.
He died in 1947. He is buried in Metsakalmistu Cemetery.

## Works

* 1906: comic book "Piripilli-Liisu" ('Betty Crybaby')
* 1918: comic book "Lõhkiläinud Kolumats" ('Burst Kolumats the Bogeyman')
* 1929: memoirs "Minu elukroonika" ('The chronicle of my life', 3 volumes)
* 1937: novel "Sigtuna häving" ('The Destruction of Sigtuna')
# Oliver Batali Albino

Oliver Batali Albino (11 November 1935 – 4 January 2020) was a South Sudanese politician and civil servant.

## Background

Oliver Albino was born on 11 November 1935 in Yei, South Sudan. He was a member of the Makaraka or Adio ethnic group in the Yei – Maridi area of Central Equatoria, closely related to the Azande ethnic group. He completed secondary school in Rumbek and studied at the University of Khartoum. In the early 1960s he went in exile and joined the Anya-Nya resistance movement in Kenya. In 1965 Oliver Albino became part of the Sudan African National Union (SANU) in Uganda. In the late 1960s and early 1970s he was a teacher at a secondary school in Gulu, northern Uganda. During that period he wrote his first book, The Sudan: a Southern Viewpoint (Oxford University Press, 1970). Oliver Albino was also a member of the Southern Sudan Liberation Movement’s delegation to the Addis Ababa peace talks of 1972. From 1975 – 1978 he was the Minister of Housing and Public Utilities in the Southern Sudan Regional Government led by Abel Alier. For only two months in 1985, April - May, Oliver Albino was the Sudanese Minister of Labour in Khartoum.
In 1996 – 1997 Oliver Albino was a fellow at the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University. In 2006 Oliver Albino published his second book "Democracy and power in the Sudan: How Decentralization Hurts". through AuthorHouse UK in Bloomington, USA. After the Independence of South Sudan in July 2011, Oliver Albino was appointed by President Salva Kiir as a member of the Council of States.
On 4 January 2020, Albino died in Augusta, Georgia from heart failure.
# Xubida infusellus

Xubida infusellus is a moth in the family Crambidae. It was described by Francis Walker in 1863. It is found in Guatemala, Brazil, Colombia, Suriname and Argentina.
# Johannes Legrant

Johannes Legrant (fl. c. 1420 – 1440) was a French or Burgundian composer of the early Renaissance.
Little is known for certain about his life, and as is common for composers of the early 15th century, there are problems of identification in the existing records. In 1423 and 1424, he may have been a vicar at St. Vincent in Soignes, a collegiate church with an active music establishment. Antwerp Cathedral's records mention a 'Heer Jan le Grant' as a singer there from 1441 to 1443, and this may also have been him.
All of Legrant's surviving music is vocal. His style is related to that of the early Burgundian School, and resembles some of the early work of Guillaume Dufay and Gilles Binchois; influence may have gone either way. He wrote elegant melodic lines in the Burgundian manner, and used the secular forms which were typical of the Burgundians: the rondeau and the ballade. Imitation is also prominent in his work.
In addition to his secular music – four rondeaux and a ballade – four sacred pieces have survived, including two settings of the Gloria of the mass, for two and three voices, and a three voice Credo.
It is not known if he is related to Guillaume Legrant, a slightly better-known contemporary of Johannes. The one ballade attributed to Johannes has also been suggested to be the work of Guillaume based on stylistic characteristics.
# Thomas Joseph Brosnahan

The Most Reverend Thomas Joseph Brosnahan, Archbishop Emeritus, C.S.Sp. (30 March 1905 – 26 January 1996) was Archbishop of Freetown and Bo in Sierra Leone.

## Early life

Born in Whitegate, Ireland, on 30 March 1905. He was educated in Rockwell College, County Tipperary. He played hurling for the school senior team. He entered Holy Ghost Missionary College, Kimmage Manor, Dublin to study for the Holy Ghost Fathers, and studied in Blackrock College.

## Ministry

He entered the Holy Ghost Fathers and his ordination took place on 16 June 1929. His ministry in east Nigeria began in 1933, where he remained for 20 years.

### Bishop of Freetown and Bo

He arrived in Freetown in 1953 to succeed Archbishop Ambrose Kelly, who had died the previous year. He was appointed Bishop of Freetown and Bo and began his ministry in Sierra Leone. The main focus of his work was education and he made tremendous progress in this area. He founded Christ the King College in Bo in the year of his arrival. On 9 April 1961, he performed the first ordination of a diocesan priest, Joseph Ganda, at the Immaculate Heart Church in Bo. He was a council father in Sessions 1 to 4 of the Second Vatican Council.

### First archbishop of Freetown and Bo

Brosnahan became the first Archbishop of Freetown and Bo, in 1971. From 1971 to 1975, he was president of the Inter-territorial Catholic Bishops' Conference of The Gambia and Sierra Leone. In 1975, he erected the Archdiocesan Secretariat Santanno House on Howe Street. He retired in 1980 and was succeeded by Joseph Ganda.

## Legacy

He founded Christ the King College in 1953. Today it is a technical college that is a subsidiary of the University of Sierra Leone and has many prominent figures among its alumni, including politician Charles Margai and former vice president of Sierra Leone Solomon Berewa. A number of international students from Liberia, Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria attend the college.
# Cătălin Barbu

Cătălin Constantin Barbu (born 5 August 1999) is a Romanian professional footballer who plays as a forward. Barbu started his career at FC Argeș Pitești, club for which he played in more than 50 league and cup games.

## Personal life

Cătălin Barbu is the son of former footballer Constantin "Jean" Barbu. Jean Barbu played for teams such as FC Argeș Pitești, Suwon Samsung Bluewings, FC Rapid București or CD Numancia.
# Johannes Tapissier

Johannes Tapissier (also Jean Tapissier, Jean de Noyers) (c. 1370 – 1408 to 1410) was a French composer and teacher of the late Middle Ages, in the period transitional to the Renaissance style. He was one of the first members of the Burgundian School, the group of composers associated with the Dukes of Burgundy, and from which the Franco-Flemish style developed.

## Life

The first record of his life is from 1391, when he was hired as a "valet de chambre" and composer for the court of Philip the Bold. He went with the duke on his travels, going to Avignon at least twice (1391, and again in 1395), where he doubtless encountered the composers and music of the Avignon repertory; Avignon then was the center of composition on the manneristic ars subtilior style. He was perhaps one of the contributors to the repertory, but if he left any secular music, or any music in the complex, mannered style, it has either been lost or remains anonymous.
The anonymous Règles de la seconde rhétorique, written around 1400, lists Tapissier as being among the most famous French poets, singers, and composers of the time. Around the time this account was written, and into the first decade of the 15th century, Tapissier ran a singing school in Paris; records from the Burgundian court indicate that they sent boys there to learn to sing. The peak of development of the Burgundian court chapel was in 1404, before the death of Philip, when it surpassed in splendor the chapels of the antipope at Avignon and the king of France, and many of Tapissier's students would have contributed to this development. Further court records show that his students "auditioned" for John the Fearless, the new Duke of Burgundy, in 1408, and they performed at services later that same year. Tapissier was dead by August 1410, but no further details on the circumstances have emerged.
Tapissier is among the musicians mentioned by Martin le Franc in his long poem, Le Champion des dames:
    Tapissier, Carmen, Cesaris
    N'a pas longtemps si bien chanterrent
    Qu'ilz esbahirent tout Paris
    (Tapissier, Carmen, and Cesaris
    Not long ago they did sing so well,
    That they astonished all of Paris)
Tapissier seems to have been mostly forgotten before the 20th-century; in 1866, the musicologist François-Joseph Fétis remarked that the names Tapissier, Carmen and Cesaris were unknown to music scholars.

## Music

Only three pieces by Tapissier have survived: two mass movements (a Credo and a Sanctus), and an isorhythmic motet which laments the Western Schism which divided the Roman Catholic Church. Baude Cordier, one of the composers of the ars subtilior, wrote a Gloria which forms a probable pair with Tapissier's Credo
All of his compositions are for three voices. Although they are all sacred, they are stylistically more akin to the chansons of the time than to most other mass movements.