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...k place in Amster dam in 1951, Frankfurt on the Main in 1952, Amsterdam in 1953, Paris in 1955 and Brussels in 1958. ...rtedly worked hand-in-glove with J. Edgar Hoover's bureau between 1950 and 1953. ...

...students.<ref group="2.">''New York Times'', 12 April 1980, p. 6.</ref> In 1953, the Mufti of Tashkent estimated that there were between 200 and 300 active ...ttered armed action against the Soviet system continued in Lithuania until 1953. It is estimated that in eight years about 40,000 people (more or less even ...

...social conditions that led to the assault on the Moncada fortress July 26, 1953, organized and led by Fidel Castro. ere followed the guerrilla and undergr ...e student population, symbolized by the murder of Rubén Batista in January 1953. 64 ...

...inated in the congressional termination of Native status and land bases in 1953, an erasure that took the Red Power movement two decades to reverse. On the (d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group ...

...was born in 1611, and Benomi, “son of my sorrow,” in 1616. (Between those births, in 1614, Buck officiated at the marriage ceremony of John Rolfe and Pocaho === DISABILITY, MONSTROUS BIRTHS, AND GENDER DISSIDENTS === ...

In 1953, Fanon was named the Head of the Psychiatry Department of the Blida-Joinvil === Martinique and France (1945-1953) === ...

...n is taken to be 'rational' ... except for a small but variable excess (of births)," Seccombe, "Marxism and Demography," (1983), p. 31. The context is a disc ...Malthusian models do not make sense in Europe: family size was kept small, births were controlled, and so forth, back in the Middle Ages. This called for rej ...

...are quite happy to allow 128 African babies to die out of every 1,000 live births. In order to understand present economic conditions in Africa, one needs to ...tate in 1908. Total foreign capital inflow into the Congo between 1887 and 1953 was estimated by the Belgians to have been 5,700 million pounds. The value ...

...w 222,721 births; in October, there were 339,499. The 1940s saw 32 million births, up from 24 million during the 1930s. This trend continued into the next de Five years later, in 1953, Kinsey released ''Sexual Behavior in the Human Female''. This study receiv ...

'''ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY BEGINS IN 1953''' with the international and transracial adoption of Asian children by Ame ...—a Black autoworker, writer, and radical activist—and moving to Detroit in 1953.38Together, they participated in the major social justice movements of the ...

strict administrator (szolgabtro ). The registration of births, marriages divorce and the registration of births and deaths. Education, too, was ...

...e, life expectancy was 59 years and infant mortality was 60 per 1,000 live births.³² Racist discrimination was rife and institutionalised. ...90 per cent of the island’s electric services.³¹ In his famous 1953 trial defence speech ''History Will Absolve Me'', Fidel Castro articulated ...

...to defray the costs involved in such events in the feudal lord's family as births, weddings, funerals, removals to other camping or grazing sites, etc. In su ...of celibacy, inevitably resulted in a fall in the number of marriages and births. On the other hand, Mongolia had a numerous colony of Chinese merchants and ...

...as their leader.”<ref group="3.">Eisenhower, Dwight, ''Mandate for Change, 1953–1956; The White House Years'', New York, Doubleday, 1963 (p. 372).</ref> Th ...Council. (Eisenhower, Dwight, ''The White House Years: Mandate for Change, 1953–1956'', New York, Doubleday, 1963 (p. 340).)</ref> made up almost entirely ...

...has made movies, from the critically acclaimed ''From Here to Eternity'' (1953) starring Burt Lancaster to the critically derided ''Pearl Harbor'' (2001) ...ent at Jamestown, established in 1607, that it wasn’t until the 1690s that births outpaced deaths there. In the first century and a half after Jamestown’s es ...

...er”, as Mao put it in 1953.²⁷ With the death of Stalin in March 1953 and the gradual deterioration of relations between the CPC and the new Sovi ...mmary, the Chinese economy fulfils much the same function now as it did in 1953, when Mao described it as existing “not chiefly to make profits for the cap ...

| death_date = {{Death date and age|1953|3|5|1878|12|18}} '''Iósif Vissariónovich Dzhugashvili''' (18 December 1878 – 5 March 1953), better known as '''Joseph Stalin''', was a Georgian [[Marxism–Leninism|Ma ...

...th_place=Vyškov District, Moravia, [[Austria-Hungary]]|death_date=14 March 1953 (aged 56)|death_place=[[Prague]], [[Czechoslovak Socialist Republic|Czechos ...he first President of Socialist Czechoslovakia, serving until his death in 1953. ...

imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group; Mari Sandoz recorded one such story in her 1953 best-selling work of nonfiction ''Cheyenne Autumn'', on which John Ford bas ...

..._place=Nago, Okinawa Prefecture, [[Empire of Japan]]|death_date=14 October 1953 (aged 59)|death_place=[[Beijing]], [[China]]|political_orientation=[[Marxis ...secretary of the [[Japanese Communist Party]] from 1945 until his death in 1953. ...