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Ferede Aklum

Ferede Yazezew Aklum (May 15, 1949 - January 7, 2009) Sometimes known as Farada Aklum or Ferede Yazazao Aklum, was a Mossad agent and Zionist activist best known for helping 900 Beta Israel. His contributions helped pave the way for Ethiopian Jews to get to Israel via Sudan through Operation Moses and Operation Solomon. He continued being an activist in Israel following his own Aliyah|aliyah. He died on a trip to Addis Ababa and is buried in Beersheba|Beer'Sheeva.
== Early life ==
Aklum was born in the Medabay village of in the Tigray Region|Tigray of Ethiopia to Yazezew Aklum and Avrehet Worku. He grew up in and grew up in the Adi Worewa village. His father insisted on focusing on formal education, so Aklum walked to several kilometers to school in Shire Inda Selassie|Shire. He eventually earned a teaching degree at the College of Addis in Addis Ababa. After earning his degree, he became headmaster of a school and mayor of the Indabunga Municipality. 
== Sudan ==
After Moshe Dayan disclosed Israel was selling arms to Ethiopia, the Ethiopian government began targetting Zionism|Zionist activists. Aklum was identified as one and fled to Sudan.
Arriving without money, he sold his wedding band to contact the Mossad. This led to Mossad agent Danny Limor searching him out in Khartoum. After making contact, the two spent the next 18 months secretly helping Jewish refugees cross into Sudan and travel to Israel. The refugess had to travel via Europe because Sudan had severed ties with Israel. Aklum finally left Sudan in September, 1980 when it became apparent the Sudanese authorities intended to imprison him for his activities.
== Israel ==
Upon arriving in Israel, Aklum reunited with his family and began studying Electrical Engineering. The plight of Ethiopian Jews eventually led him back to a life of activism including leading the Association of Ethiopian Jews.
== Popular Culture ==
The fictional character, Kabede Bimro ( portrayed by Michael Kenneth Williams) in the movie Red Sea Diving Resort is based upon Ferede Aklum.
Category:1949 births
Category:2009 deaths
Ferelith Young

Ferelith Young (born December 29, 1984) is a Canadian actress. She is best known for role as Eleni Syndulla in Star Wars: The Bad Batch. 
== Early Life and Education ==
Ferelith was raised in Toronto by Mary and Peter Young. She received an Honours Bachelor of Arts from McGill University in Montreal and attended the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York City.
== Career ==
Ferelith made her on-screen debut in Tim Fywell's Affinity (film) alongside Zoe Tapper and Anna Madeley. Ferelith starred Off-Broadway in Stephen Hood's When The Fall Is All That's Left at Theatre Row (New York City)|Theatre Row opposite Mackenzie Davis , in John Strasberg's The Good Morning America Johnny Johnson Dream Show at The Living Theatre, in Flowers of Fantastico at La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club|La Mama and in Truffle Theatre Company's Midsummer Night's Dream. Ferelith was cast in Lorene Scafaria's pilot Love Is Dead alongside Richard Kind and Ben Rappaport although the series was not picked up. In Assassin's Creed: Syndicate Ferelith voiced and did motion capture for Ned Wynert, the franchise's first transgender character. 
== Filmography ==
 Television and Film Roles
Year 	Title 	Role 	Notes
2021 	Star Wars: The Bad Batch 	Eleni Syndulla 	TV series
2020 	Fallout 76 	Brotherhood Hopeful 	Videogame
2019-2020	Diggstown (TV series) 	Sam Maclean 	TV series
2019 	Nailed 	Sophia 	Short Film
2019 	Cardinal (TV series) 	Tawny Hunn 	TV series
2018 	Peaked In High School 	Maggie 	TV short
2018 	Titans (2018 TV series) 	Sharon 	TV series
2018 	Joan 	News Anchor (voice) 	Short Film
2017 	21 Thunder 	Sandra 	TV series
2017 	Hollywood Reflections: A Fable 	Echo 	Short Film
2017 	Deadly Secrets By The Lake 	Lauren Riley 	TV Movie
2015 	Assassin's Creed Syndicate 	Ned Wynert 	Videogame
2015 	Reign (TV series) 	Countess Gisella Almassy	TV series
2013 	Love Is Dead 	Wren 	TV Movie
2009 	Paper Princes, Gypsies and The Boy With No Return Address	Ms. Delise 	Short Film
2009 	The Beautiful Life: TBL 	Waitress 	TV series
2009 	Orphan (2009 film) 	Waiting Room Nurse 	Film
2009 	Dead Like Me: Life After Death 	Mélange Receptionist 	Video
2008 	Adam's Wall 	Protest Organizer 	Film
2008 	Afterwards (2008 film) 	Bank Teller 	Film
2008 	Affinity (film) 	Helen 	Film
2005 	Human Trafficking (miniseries) 	Lanky Girl 	TV Mini Series
Category:1984 births
Category:Canadian actresses
Category:McGill University alumni
Fereydun Vahman

Fereydun Vahman (Persian: فریدون وهمان) is an Iranian author and philologist. He is Professor Emeritus at Copenhagen University and former Iranian Studies Fellow at Yale University.https://iranianstudies.macmillan.yale.edu/fereydoun-vahman''
After the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1979, he wrote several books in Danish, English and Persian supporting the rights of Baháʼís in Iran.
==Life==
Vahman pioneered to Denmark as a part of the Bahá'í teaching plans.
He became a member of the first Danish Bahá'í National Spiritual Assembly established in 1962.https://bahai-library.com/asia-pacific/Notes%20on%20Research/national_spiritual_assemblies.htm Vahman holds a PhD in Iranian Philology from the University of Copenhagen.
==Publications==
===="Notes on the language and ethnography of the Zoroastrians of Yazd"====
===="Poetry of the Baxtiārīs: Love Poems, Wedding Songs, Lullabies, Laments Garnik S. Asatrian" ====
===="Ardā Wirāz Nāmag: The Iranian 'Divina Commedia'"====
===="The Bab and the Babi Community of Iran'"====
===="175 Years of Persecution: A History of the Babis & Baha'is of Iran"====
This book is the first to fully academically document the systematic persecution of the Bahà'ì faith since its inception in Iran. It provides a chronological timeline of the religion's plight. The book is banned in Iran.
Category:1933 births
Category:Author
Category:Professors
Category:Alumni of SOAS University of London
Category:University of Tehran alumni
Ferguson Black tractor

The Ferguson Black tractor or Belfast tractor as Harry Ferguson himself called it after the city it was designed and assembled in, namely Belfast, Northern Ireland. Commonly known as the Ferguson Black prototype tractor, because of its gloss black paintwork and the fact it was world's first tractor with the Ferguson System. The Ferguson Black tractor was Harry Ferguson's first and only tractor to be built in Northern Ireland. Work started at his May Street Works in the centre of Belfast in 1931 and was completed their in 1933. The tractor was the result of over fifteen years of research and development by Harry Ferguson and was used to prove his Ferguson System of three point converging linkage worked in the hope to get a manufacturer to mass-produce it.
Harry Ferguson designed the tractor to be as light as possible using the latest lightweight materials because of the design effect of weight transfer of the Ferguson System, therefore the weight of the tractor was not important to provide traction. The two furrow capacity Ferguson Black tractor was powered by the latest American built Hercules 18HP 4 cylinder petrol/paraffin, water cooled engine. The tractor ready to use with fuel, oil and water, weighted only 16.4cwt (833 kg).
After extensive testing and improvements, the production version of the Ferguson Black tractor which followed the prototype tractor closely was built for Harry Ferguson by the Ferguson-Brown Company in Huddersfield, England from 1936 - 1939. Known as the Ferguson-Brown Type A it was the world's first production tractor with Ferguson System.
Today the Ferguson Black tractor is on loan to the Science Museum, London, although currently it is not on public display.
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Category:Ferguson tractors
Category:Tractors
Category:Agricultural machinery
Ferhat Şaşkın

Ferhat Şaşkın (born 1 January 2000) is a Turkish businessperson, social media personality. She is known for the content she has published on the internet in Turkey since 2018.
==Biography==
Ferhat Şaşkın was born on 1 January 2000 in Haliliye, Şanlıurfa His mother is a housewife and his father passed away in 2012. He has six siblings. After graduating from university, she went to London and founded the Aurosat Entertainment company there. In 2018, he started to become a social media celebrity by sharing videos on Facebook and Twitter. In 2019, she starred in a comedy movie that started in November.
==Movies==
* Recep İvedik 6 - Himself (actor) (2019)
Category:Living people
Category:2000 births
Category:Turkish businesspeople
Category:Turkish actors
Category:Turkish Internet celebrities
Ferit Edgü

Ferit Edgü (1936-2024) is a Turkish writer. Edgü was known for his short stories, poems, novels, screenplays, and essays.
Born in Istanbul, Edgü served as a teacher in eastern Turkey in the 1960s. These experiences influenced his later work, such as The Wounded Age and Eastern Tales. His writing often shed light on the long history of state violence in Eastern Turkey, particularly against Turkey's Kurdish population.
His novel A Season in Hakkari was made into a film; the Turkish-German production won the Silver Bear at the 33rd Berlin Film Festival, but was banned in Turkey.
Category:Turkish writers
Category:Turkish people
Category:1936 births
Category:2024 deaths
Ferizaj24

Ferizaj24 is an online media platform based in the city of Ferizaj, Kosovo. The platform focuses on delivering local news, announcements, and information on cultural, economic, and social developments within the Ferizaj region.
==History==
Ferizaj24 was launched in 2018 by **Ecom Studios** to provide news coverage and public announcements for the local community in Ferizaj. Over time, it evolved into an important resource for residents, focusing on regional updates and serving as a bridge between local businesses and the public.
==Content and Services==
Ferizaj24 offers coverage on a variety of topics, including:
* Local news and public announcements
* Cultural events and community activities
* Updates on public services and governance
* Business news and economic developments in the region
In addition to news coverage, the platform plays a role in promoting local businesses, publishing announcements relevant to entrepreneurs and startups in the area.
==Community Impact==
The platform has become a key source of information for Ferizaj residents by encouraging civic engagement and promoting awareness of local issues. Through continuous updates and involvement in public discourse, Ferizaj24 has established itself as an important voice in the community.
==See Also==
* Ferizaj
* Media in Kosovo
Category:Digital media
Category:Companies of Kosovo
Category:Companies established in 2018
Fernando A. Flores

Fernando A. Flores is a Mexican-American author.
== Early Life & Education ==
Flores was born in Reynosa|Reynosa, Mexico but raised in Alton, Texas. He moved to South Texas at a young age near McAllen, Texas, a border town. He studied at the (now called) University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV). Fernando Flores eventually dropped out of college but was hired as an employee. He was attracted to literature, so he passed his time as an audiovisual technician by learning and reading at the university's library.
== Career ==
Fernando A. Flores moved to Austin, Texas, to pursue his career as a writer. He won an honorable mention award from the Alfredo Cisneros Del Moral Foundation. The Alfredo Cisneros Del Moral Foundation was founded in 2000 to honor Sandra Cisneros' father. This grant is available to authors who were born in, write about, or live in Texas. Recipients are chosen for their extraordinary talent as well as their deep dedication to their literary work. Fernando Flores has two published books, Tears of the Truffle Pig and Death to the Bullshit Artists of South Texas.
Fernando Flores works part-time at Malvern Books in Austin, Texas, an Indie bookstore concentrating on lesser-known writers. Working at Malvern Books allows Flores to write. Since 2006, his fiction and poetry have appeared in a variety of publications.
== Awards & Recognition ==
=== Awards ===
In September 2014, Flores was awarded the Alfredo Cisneros Del Moral Foundation grant. On La Bloga, "the world's longest-established Chicana Chicano, Latina Latino literary blog," Sandra Cisneros mentions the reason behind the foundation. She states, "My father lived his life as an example of generosity and honest labor. Even as he warned us to save our centavitos (coin), he always gave away his own. [He was] a meticulous craftsman, he would [rather] rip the seams of a cushion apart and do it over than put his name on the item that wasn't up to his high standards. I especially want to honor his memory by an award showcasing writers who are equally proud of their own craft." He credits his ability to finish Tears of the Trufflepig to the $10,000 writing reward he received from the San Antonio–based grant.
In the same year, Fernando was nominated for the Pushcart Prize.
=== Recognition ===
In 2015, Flores earned a spot on Texas Monthly's Ten Writers to Watch list.
== Bibliography ==
=== Debut Novel ===
* Tears of the Trufflepig (2019)
=== Short Story Collection ===
* Death to the Bullshit Artists of South Texas (2018)
* Death to the Bullshit Artists of South Texas Vol. 1 (2014)
 
 
Category:Mexican writers
Fernando Eid

Fernando Eid (born 20 June 1992) is an Bolivian journalist and media personality. He is currently in the morning magazine Al Día and Bolivisión.
== Career ==
Fernando Eid began his career in the media in 2009. He was also a radio host on Bolivian stations such as Radio Disney, Radio Activa and Radio El Debe. He dedicated himself to music, in 2014, until 2017. He was in programs Tweeners (ATB), Chicostation (Unitel), El Mañanero, Pura Vida and Singing for a Dream (Red Uno), PAT News and Noticia De La Hora (RED PAT). Since September 2019 he has been the presenter of the magazine Al Día and BOLIVISIÓN.
==In the media==
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== References ==
== External links ==
* Fernando Eid on facebook
* Fernando Eid on instagram
* Fernando Eid on twitter
* Noticias de Fernando Eid | EL DEBER
Category:Bolivian journalists
Category:Living people
Category:Television personalities
Category:1992 births
Category:Media personalities
Category:Bolivian people
Category:Radio presenters
Fernando Poma

Fernando Poma (born 1971), the oldest son of Ricardo Poma. Fernando is currently the Executive Director of Real Hotels and Resorts, a hotel operator in Latin-America based in El Salvador with 21 hotels in 9 countries which represents three international hotel brands: Marriott International, IHG InterContinental Hotels Group and Choice Hotels International. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Grupo Poma, as well as member of the Investment Committee for Grupo Kriete. 
Fernando graduated from the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University and after working several years in Europe he studied an MBA at The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
Poma actively participates in several social projects, one of the projects that is dearest to Fernando’s heart is Fundación Renacer, where he is vice president and manages the organization. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the following social institutions: Salvadoran Foundation for Health and Human Development (FUSAL), the Advanced School of Business and Economics (ESEN) and Fundación Poma, focusing on culture, education and health programs in El Salvador. 
Since his youth, Fernando has been a passionate musician. He started playing the drums at a very young age, but on the way, he found the guitar to be his favorite instrument. Music played an important part during his high school and college years. In 2014 he founded Steady Rollin, a rock band where he is the lead singer, guitarist and composer. In December 2017 Steady Rollin launched Love&Loss, their first album.
Category:1971 births
Category:Living people
Category:Cornell University alumni
Category:University of Pennsylvania alumni
Category:Salvadoran businesspeople
Category:Salvadoran business executives
Category:Salvadoran chief executives
Category:Salvadoran musicians
Ferran Guallar

Ferran Guallar is a writer and screenwriter born in Barcelona in 1968. Before dedicating himself to literature, he was a notable activist and conservationist, taking responsibility for the creation and development of nature conservation and environmental education programs, mainly in Africa. This experience has had a clear and notable influence on his first literary work.
==Activism and Conservation==
Ferran Guallar has been a notable conservationist who served as president of the Jane Goodall Institute in Spain, Europe, and West Africa in Senegal. Guallar was the creator of the West African Chimpanzee Conservation Program and established two protected areas in this African subregion: the Dindefelo Community Reserve and the Goumbambere Reserve, which is located adjacent to the former. He also promoted the environmental education program BioDiverCiudad, in collaboration with the Biodiversity Foundation and other entities such as the Banesto Foundation.
==Literary Career==
In addition to his work in conservation, Ferran Guallar is known for his work as a writer and creative writing teacher. He has written the novel La parte salvaje (The Wild Part), published in 2022 in Catalan by Editorial Empúries and in Spanish by Editorial Navona. This novel is clearly influenced by his experience as a conservationist in Africa. La parte salvaje is a profound reflection on conservation, power, and human nature. It explores the intersection of anthropology and ecological activism, and contemplates the human condition and the struggle for environmental conservation. Additionally, the novel offers a critical perspective on power structures within NGOs and the internal struggles that often divert these organizations from their ideals.
==Works==
===Novel===
*La parte salvaje (The Wild Part), published by Editorial Empúries and Editorial Navona.
===Scientific Publications===
*Perspectives on Sustainable Resource Conservation in Community Nature Reservas: En Case Study from Senegal. Study published in 2015 highlighting the importance of sustainable resource conservation in community nature reserves, such as the Dindefelo Community Reserve in Kédougou, Senegal.
*First record of Johnston's Jinete Genetta johnstoni for Senegal. Study published in 2013 where Guallar and his co-authors documented for the first time the presence of the vulnerable species Genetta johnstoni in the Dindefelo Community Reserve in Senegal. This discovery suggests that the species may inhabit certain mosaic habitats of forests and savannas.
Category:1968 births
Category:People from Barcelona
Category:University of Barcelona alumni
Category:Writers
Category:Screenwriters
Ferran Jimenez de Arenos

Ferrando Eximenez d'Arenos or Ferran Eiximenis d'Arenos (13th-14th centuries) was a Valencian nobleman of the Arenos lineage of Aragonese origin. He was the son of Blasco Eximenez de Arenos and Alda Ferrandis Aba-Omahet, daughter of Zayd Abu Zayd. He married Princess Theodora, a member of the Byzantine imperial family. 
==Biography==
On May 6th, 1301 he sold his possessions in Villamalur, Ayodar and Torralba del Pinar and in 1303 he joined Roger de Flor's Catalan Company. While in the service of the Catalan Company, during Anatolian campaign and after the Battle of the Cyzicus in October 1303, he temporarily left the Great Catalan Company after a disagreement with Roger de Flor in the winter of 1303 and passed into the service of the Duke of Athens, Guy II de la Roche.
After the assassination of Roger de Flor while attending a banquet organised by the Emperor and 100 cavalry men and 1,000 infantrymen on the streets of Constantinople in which is called Byzantine betrayal, the Catalans ravaged Thrace for two years. With Ferran reincorporated into the Company as Captain Almogavar, he helped capture several towns in Thrace, culminating with a great victory in the siege of Maditos in 1306.
As Captain Almogavar, during the rivalry for the leadership of the Company between Berenguer d'Entenca and Bernat de Rocafort, he aligned himself with the first, and after his death, he fled to Constantinople, where he was granted the dignity of mega doux and married Theodora, princess of the imperial family. Some other sources mention his marriage with Maria Asenina of Constantinople, daughter of tsar Ivan Asen III of Bulgaria.
Category:People from Valencia
Category:Noblemen
Ferrer Ferran

Fernando Ferrer Martínez (* 1966 in Valencia, Spain), known by his stage name Ferrer Ferran, is a pianist, composer and conductor from Valencia in Spain. In 2021, he was awarded the Premio EUTERPE Extraordinario of the Federación de Sociedades Musicales de la Comunidad Valenciana (FSMCV), in recognition of his work to date in the world of composition and conducting, both nationally and internationally. 
==Biography==
He graduated with distinction from the Conservatorio Superior of Valencia in composition, piano, chamber music, percussion and orchestral conducting. He had already completed his studies in piano and percussion at the age of 15. Then he continued his studies in Hungary at the University of Esztergom in the fields of orchestral conducting, choir and pedagogy. He is currently a lecturer and teacher at the Valencia Conservatory. He is also a lecturer at master classes and a juror at wind band competitions and composition competitions all over the world.
==Compositions and Recordings==
He has composed more than 200 music pieces for wind orchestras that were interpreted by wind bands all over the world.
La Pasión de Cristo, Symphony n.º 2 (2001) is one of his most important and impressive work. With the expressive means of a large symphonic wind orchestra, the orchestra retraces individual stations from the life and death of Jesus Christ and merges these "snapshots" in a musical language that is on the one hand late romantic, but on the other hand also contemporary, to create a cinematic sound painting.
El Ángel de la Muerte de Bremen (Bremen’s Angel of Death) (2022) for example was recorded during its world premiere at the DaCapo Festival in Germany. It tells the historical story of a german serial killer.
At the moment he is the musical director of the band Ateneo Musical de Cullera. 
Category:1966 births
Category:People from Valencia
Category:Spanish people
Category:Pianists
Category:Composers
Category:Conductors