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Principal work Richard von Krafft-Ebing

the first edition of psychopathia sexualis (1886), richard von krafft-ebing. krafft-ebing s principal work psychopathia sexualis: eine klinisch-forensische studie (sexual psychopathy: clinical-forensic study), first published in 1886 , expanded in subsequent editions. last edition hand of author (the twelfth) contained total of 238 case histories of human sexual behaviour. this book popularized terms sadism (derived brutal sexual practices depicted in novels of marquis de sade) , masochism (derived name of leopold von sacher-masoch). krafft-ebing coined term anilingus in book. psychopathia sexualis forensic reference book psychiatrists, physicians, , judges. written in academic style, introduction noted that, discourage lay readers, author had deliberately chosen scientific term title of book , had written parts of in latin same purpose. psychopathia sexualis 1 of first books sexual practices studied homosexuality/bisexuality. proposed consideration of mental state of sex criminals in ...

Competitions 2003–04 KF Tirana season

1 competitions 1.1 albanian supercup 1.2 albanian superliga 1.2.1 league table 1.2.2 results summary 1.2.3 results round 1.2.4 matches 1.3 albanian cup 1.3.1 second round 1.3.2 third round 1.3.3 quarter-finals 1.3.4 semi-finals 1.4 uefa champions league 1.4.1 first qualifying round 1.4.2 second qualifying round competitions albanian supercup   win   draw   loss albanian superliga league table results summary last updated: 16 november 2015. source: competitive matches results round last updated: 16 november 2015. source: competitive matches ground: = away; h = home. result: d = draw; l = loss; w = win; p = postponed. matches   win   draw   loss albanian cup   win   draw   loss second round third round quarter-finals semi-finals uefa champions league first qualifying round second qualifying round cite error: there <ref group=nb> tags on page, references not show without {{reflist|group=nb}...

Phase 2: Ground invasion Timeline of the 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict

a map showing location of damage in gaza ruins of buildings in beit hanoun, august 2014 five-year-old shaymaa al-masri injured on 9 july 2014. as of 20 july 2014, hospitals in gaza ill-equipped , faced severe shortages of various kinds of medicine, medical supplies, , fuel. egypt temporarily reopened rafah crossing gaza allow medical supplies enter , injured palestinians receive treatment in egypt. due operation, prices of food, including fish , produce, rose dramatically. 21 july news report stated on 83,000 palestinians had taken shelter in un facilities. fatah officials accused hamas of mishandling humanitarian aid meant civilians. according them, hamas took aid, included clothing, mattresses, medicine, water, , food, , distributed among hamas members or sold on black market profit. according united nations office coordination of humanitarian affairs (ocha), on 273,000 palestinians in gaza strip had been displaced of 31 july 2014, of whom 236,375 (over eleven percent of gazan popula...

March on Rome Benito Mussolini

mussolini , quadrumviri during march on rome in 1922: left right: michele bianchi, emilio de bono, italo balbo, , cesare maria de vecchi in night between 27 , 28 october 1922, 30,000 fascist blackshirts gathered in rome demand resignation of liberal prime minister luigi facta , appointment of new fascist government. on morning of 28 october, king victor emmanuel iii, according albertine statute held supreme military power, refused government request declare martial law, led facta s resignation. king handed on power mussolini (who stayed in headquarters in milan during talks) asking him form new government. king s controversial decision has been explained historians combination of delusions , fears; mussolini enjoyed wide support in military , among industrial , agrarian elites, while king , conservative establishment afraid of possible civil war , thought use mussolini restore law , order in country, failed foresee danger of totalitarian evolution.

Second Hamas–Fatah reconciliation 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict

leading collapse of 2013–14 israeli–palestinian peace talks, in face of netanyahu s perceived reluctance make desired concessions, mahmoud abbas decided forge deal hamas. alliance syria , iran weakened, loss of power muslim brotherhood in egypt after coup d’ètat in egypt, , economic impact of closure of rafah tunnels abdel fattah el-sisi, on 23 april 2014, ending 7 divisive years, hamas agreed reconciliation under unity government other main palestinian faction, fatah. government accepted hamas run exclusively pna technocrats. this palestinian unity government sworn in 2 june 2014 , israel announced not negotiate peace deal new government , push punitive measures. netanyahu took palestinian unity threat rather opportunity. on eve of agreement stated proposed reconciliation strengthen terrorism , , called on international community avoid embracing it. of outside world, including european union, russia, china, india, turkey, france , united kingdom, proved cautiously optimistic, , subse...

Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution G. Wayne Clough

2013 luce lunder editathon on january 1, 2008, smithsonian named search committee position of secretary. clough s primary competition position acting secretary cristián samper, had replaced secretary lawrence m. small after small s resignation in 2007. smithsonian s board of regents, duties include electing smithsonian s secretary, took @ least 2 votes in lawyers lounge @ u.s. supreme court arrive @ decision. clough elected 12th secretary of smithsonian institution; notified via phone call regents chairman roger w. sant on afternoon of march 14, 2008. decision announced publicly @ press conference held @ smithsonian castle on march 15, 2008. clough assumed office on july 1, 2008 , officially installed in academic ceremony on january 26, 2009. starting salary secretary $490,000, pay cut final compensation package @ georgia tech ($551,186) , lower predecessor, lawrence small s annual salary of $900,000. upon assumption of office, clough made plans digitize museum s collections, , offer ...

Life William Baulston

portsmouth compact baulston s name appears 16th on list like of members of boston church, became involved in antinomian controversy engulfed colony between 1636 , 1638. when reverend john wheelwright censured general court in march 1637, baulston 1 of 60 men signed petition in support of minister. events of controversy came head, baulston brought court on 2 november 1637, fined 20 pounds, disfranchised, , prohibited bearing public office. few weeks later, further action taken against baulston , many others when ordered turn in guns, pistols, swords, powder [&] shot because opinions , revelations of mr. wheelwright , mrs. hutchinson, have seduced , lead dangerous errors many of people here in new england. despite november order, continued boston selectman until april 1638. on 7 march 1638, baulston 1 of 23 men signed compact establish new government outside jurisdiction of bay colony. men had considered moving new netherland, roger williams convinced them settle near narraganset...