Denver (Colo.)
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Subject Source: Library of Congress Name Authority File
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George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00518
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00519
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In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00520
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00521
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00522
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00523
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Mitchell, 2006 October 10
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Identifier: U116.01.0001.00524
Abstract
In a free public address at DU on Oct. 10, former Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, spoke of the unique challenges to peace in the 21st century and how America could play a role in addressing those challenges. Speaking before an audience of 800 in Gates Concert Hall, Mitchell listed five major threats to peace: proliferation of nuclear and chemical weapons; the increase in the number of terrorist groups and their decentralization; the rise of radical Islamic fundamentalism; the increase in...
Dates:
2006 October 10
George Nathan and Fanny Herzel, 1929-1990
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Identifier: B111.05.0005.0010
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Originally from Latvia, George Herzel was a Hebrew teacher and scholar in Denver from 1928 until 1946. George wrote several unpublished manuscripts on Jewish topics, two Jewish guidebooks, essays, and an autobiography. Both George and his wife Fanny (born in Poland, married in 1910) were certified notary publics.
Dates:
1929-1990
George Toltz Family, circa 1905
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Identifier: B063.05.0005.00027.00001
Abstract
Formal portrait of George (Gedalia) and Minnie Toltz and their children Ida, Israel, and Rose. The family became active members of the west-side East European Jewish community. Ida's married name was Radetsky and Rose's was Mizel.
Dates:
circa 1905
George Wiebel and William Rhodes, 1957
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Identifier: U201.01.0095.0004.00004
Abstract
Father George L. Weibel, then assistant pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in southeast Denver, talks with William E. Rhodes, University Chaplain of the University of Denver, in front of Rhodes's office.
Dates:
1957