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25 Years On, The Dayton Peace Agreement Is a Ticking Time Bomb
November 21, 2020 by Dr Emir Hadzikadunic
Throughout Danis Tanovic's Oscar-winning film "No Man's Land," a viewer waits distressingly for the bouncing mine to explode below the body of Cera, an injured Bosnian soldier lying in a trench. The last moments of this antiwar satire do not capture a real ending for the story — or the Bosnian war: Cera was left behind motionless by the departing UN blue helmets.
Tanovic's movie also depicts the disheartened departure of a curious TV crew, hungry for breaking news. Unlike the UN peacekeepers, reporters were oblivious to the fate of the soldier left behind in a ditch. In a non-fiction plot, Bosnia and Herzegovina is kept equally alive and motionless with the real ticking time bomb that can explode and blow everything in the vicinity.
For a dozen years now, the Balkan state has been plodding along two gloomy paths, heading for a dangerous collision. On one hand, Russia's collusion with local proxies is destabilizing the liberal vision of collective security within the context of future Euro-Atlantic integration. Russia also continues to be the only state opposing the Peace Implementation Council (PIC) in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its steering board's communiqués, including the last statement from June 3 this year.
On the other hand, the Bosnian Serb-majority entity, Republika Srpska, is reversing the peace process while simultaneously courting Russia as an ally. Its nationalism, kept away like a genie in a bottle due to pressure from the European Union and American unipolar dominance, has managed to free itself from captivity. Thus, the Serb member of the rotating Bosnian presidency, Milorad Dodik, once hailed as a "breath of fresh air" by former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, has held at least 10 official consultations with Vladimir Putin over the last several years.
During his second consecutive meeting with the Russian president in the midst of the 2014 Ukraine crisis, Dodik shared his unequivocal affiliation with Moscow: "Naturally, there is no question that we support Russia. We may be a small and modest community, but our voice is loud."
This trajectory with opposing power dyads within the Bosnian state is often lamented as a nightmare for the Dayton Peace Agreement that put an end to the bloody Yugoslav War in 1995 and kept the country in one piece. Dayton is dead; Bosnia and Herzegovina is "sleepwalking" into another Balkan crisis; it is on the brink of collapse; its president wants to break up his own country; goodbye Bosnia and Herzegovina, welcome Republika Srpska's exit — these are just some grim headlines that suggest nightmare scenarios.
However, most experts on the subject rarely discuss wider security dilemmas of this critical geopolitical divergence, namely the Bosnian Serbs' effective breakaway from both Bosnia and Herzegovina and the West. Unlike the two times Russia played a limited hand effectively — and, as some would argue, defensively — in Georgia and Ukraine, the Kremlin's subversion of Europe's soft underbelly is essentially an offensive posture that possibly inflicts fatal damage on the already shaken Euro-Atlantic pillars: liberal order, Euro-Atlantic integrity and European security.
Should the EU fail to protect its mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina, ensuing turmoil will eventually turn into a great-power rivalry. If the perilous trajectory in Bosnia and Herzegovina is allowed to proceed unrestricted, the West needs to fasten its seatbelts and brace for impact.
The Bosnian Serbs' secessionist direction is not a given, but the slope is a slippery one. A unilateral breakaway would effectively tear apart Bosnia's postwar constitutional order of two entities, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska, and other political and institutional arrangements that have gradually restored peace and security over the last 25 years. The Serb secession would also signal an existential threat to the survival of a multiethnic state and the Bosnian people in particular.
Similar past attempts to impose Serb hegemony over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the early 1990s had disastrous consequences and resulted in more than 100,000 deaths, 2.2 million refugees and displaced persons, culminating with genocide in Srebrenica in July 1995. Since pro-Bosnian authorities in Sarajevo want to protect the liberal multicultural order and see the EU and the US as preferred allies, it is only natural for them to expect appropriate reactions from the Euro-Atlantic community.
On the other hand, a secessionist party would also face a critical struggle. Its immediate insecurity stems from the NATO-trained Bosnian army across the Inter-Entity Boundary Line (IEBL) that currently subdivides Bosnia and Herzegovina into two administrative units. As Republika Srpska's political leadership largely opposes the liberal multicultural order and looks to Russia as a preferred ally, it would also rely on Moscow for political and military support.
Republika Srpska's collision with a Bosnian-led government would probably escalate from threats and barricades along IEBL to larger-scale clashes that a small number of UN-mandated EUFOR troops will hardly deter. In a vicious cycle, Bosnia could eventually end up in pre-Dayton chaos that, in the early 1990s, also included the Bosnian Croat component and its own secessionist aspirations.
Serbia, which shares a long border with Bosnia and Herzegovina and nationalist sentiments with the secessionist movement, is probably the first contender to be caught in the Bosnian fire for both internal and external reasons. In its substance, patronizing Bosnian Serbs has continued since the time when Slobodan Milosevic was at the pinnacle of his power in the early 1990s. Patriarch Irinej of the Serbian Orthodox Church, for example, proclaims that borders between Serbia and Republika Srpska do not exist. Serbia's academics also view Serbia's national borders as temporary frontiers.
As Serbia's confidence grew over time, emboldened by the return of Russia to the Balkan theater and by China's global rise, Belgrade became more assertive in its behavior. Within months of the joint Serbian-Russian Slavic Shield military display in October 2019, Serbia's defense minister, Alexander Vulin, announced, among other strategic objectives, the intent to defend the Serb entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Serbia's new national defense strategy thus transcends national boundaries, marking a shift from defensive sovereignty to a more offensive approach.
At the same time, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is the only politician from the region, if not the whole of Europe, who has held more bilateral consultations with President Putin than Dodik. The Kremlin's transcript from the last meeting between Vucic and Putin on June 23 exposes Russia's views that two countries were developing "pragmatic but still very special and very good allied relations."
Structural Realities
What Serbia does in Bosnia and Herzegovina pales in comparison with a much larger geopolitical dilemma. For Belgrade, now is a turning point to choose a side between the liberal West and the authoritarian East. Its official policy of neutrality and simultaneous flirting with NATO on one hand, and Russia and China on the other, may no longer be sustainable. As the rationale goes, other powers besides the United States, primarily Russia and possibly China (to a lesser extent), will enlarge their soft-power or military footprints in the regional subsystem sooner rather than later.
Other structural realities also encourage a more aggressive trajectory from Belgrade. First, Serbia has accelerated its military build-up at a faster rate than its neighbors. According to Global Fire Power, its current defense budget is almost twice that of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Northern Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo combined.
Second, Serbia's reliance on the Russian and Chinese military to balance neighboring NATO members such as Croatia, Bulgaria or Romania has also been reinforced. In 2019, Serbia received Russian donations of MIG-29 fighter jets, T-72 tanks and BRDM-2MS armored vehicles. A short deployment of the S-400 air defense system on Serbian soil also raised American eyebrows. This year, Serbia purchased, at Putin's suggestion, the Pantsir S-1 air defense system. It also bought CH92-A drones and FK-3 surface-to-air missiles from China and kept talking about new arms.
Third, Serbia can hardly benefit from the liberal European order in the Balkans except through EU membership, which seems to be a third-rate priority at the moment according to some academic voices in Belgrade. By siding with Russia and the Slavic Shield, however, Belgrade still aspires to redefine its borders, reclaim Kosovo (or at least part of it), possibly reestablish preponderance in Montenegro, Northern Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and, eventually, become a Balkan hegemon.
Turkey would also become entangled in the nightmare of a new Bosnian disorder. On one level, the foreign policy objectives of Turkey and other NATO allies are compatible with almost all critical issues in the western Balkans. Turkey maintains its policy that international borders of the newly independent states in the region, following declarations of independence by Montenegro in 2006 and Kosovo in 2008, have become definite. In Bosnia in particular, Turkey is among 20 contributing countries of EUFOR, providing deterrence and contributing to a safe and secure environment. Ankara is also on the same page with the US and EU members in the PIC and its steering board's communiqués that Russia usually opposes.
On another level, Turkey projects its soft power throughout the Balkans, particularly in Bosnia and Herzegovina, relying on historical, cultural and personal ties. This year, it allocated €30 million ($36 million) to revamp and modernize the Bosnian armed forces. Turkey can also leverage its strategic partnership with Serbia to deter the latter from taking a more belligerent stance.
However, in the event of a collision in Bosnia, having military spending 10 times that of Serbia, Turkey would probably oppose Serbian offensive behavior in the region. Ankara also represents an important geopolitical substitute for the Bosnian people should the EU, EUFOR and NATO decide to abandon their commitments to safeguarding peace, security and liberal order in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Their immediate and complete withdrawal from Bosnia, which is less probable, would also invite other extra-regional actors to fill the vacuum, in which case power relations would inevitably become subject to reconfiguration and different visions for both Bosnia and Herzegovina and southeastern Europe would have to emerge.
This scenario could set Turkey and Russia on a collision course because Vladimir Putin perceives Republika Srpska and Serbia as natural, historic and strategic allies. At a minimum, the Turkish double track toward Russia would have to pass an additional test. At the same time, these two countries possess formidable mediation capacity with confronting parties in the Bosnian theater that some European powers would oppose on geopolitical — and the more liberal ones on ideological — grounds.
Our European Home
As Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov tweeted this summer, "Our common European home needs serious reconstruction if we want all of its residents to live in prosperity." The Kremlin, so the perception goes, seeks to reshape the liberal Euro-Atlantic order in Russia's image and for its own benefit. Second, Moscow is also interested in replacing the US-mandated hierarchic order in Europe with an unknown, but certainly more anarchic, multipolar structure. But Bosnia and Herzegovina is not on the Russian border, and its inclusion in the NATO structure does not pose any meaningful threat to Moscow.
However, Republika Srpska's secession from a country that lacks NATO's Article 5 mutual defense guarantee presents yet another opportunity for Russia to become more influential on the European stage at the cost of the Euro-Atlantic order.
At first sight, a local collision in Bosnia and Herzegovina would bear a striking resemblance to what transpired in Ukraine in 2013-14. Ukraine was forcefully divided along similar geopolitical and domestic lines between pro-European aspirations in Kyiv on one hand, and secessionist tendencies by the pro-Russian minority in the east on the other. However, Bosnia's instability is far more dangerous than the crisis in Ukraine for two structural reasons, largely ignored so far. First, in Republika Srpska, Putin's prospects are of the highest geopolitical value, namely having a loyal proxy ready to do Moscow's bidding, not in Russia's near abroad like Ukraine, but deep within the EU's external borders.
Second, Russia's penetration within NATO's eastern borders also challenges Pax Americana and a 70-year-old alliance system in Europe. The latter represents a deep incursion into the system protected and deeply rooted in American and European liberal values. In that context, the nature of Russia's disruptive behavior in Bosnia no longer remains defensive but becomes an offensive act against the West.
Some may argue that Russia's aims are less relevant. What matters is Moscow's capability to project soft and hard power. In this regard, skeptical analysts largely question Russia's ability to challenge the United States in the Balkans. Their typical reference is domestic weakness and Russia's stagnating economy, with an annual GDP that is smaller than Italy's. However, other great power credentials such as its sheer size, nuclear weapons capability, vast natural resources and an impressive cyber weapons arsenal enable Russia to punch above its weight on the world arena, keeping Europe and NATO vigilant.
As Russia has shown with the annexation of Crimea in 2014, it won't shy away from using its extraordinary military readiness for limited ends without fear of unintended consequences. Eventually, it was effective at projecting military power in areas where the Euro-Atlantic community was reluctant to do so. Bosnia and Herzegovina, vulnerable as it may be, provides an easy target for Russia, offering Moscow the best chance to keep the West in retreat.
Opposing Power Dyads
This trajectory with opposing power dyads within the Bosnian state brings challenging dynamics for the European Union too. From the inside, the EU's multitasking operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina would have to pass their stress test. From the outside, likely incursions of other illiberal powers in Brussels' backyard would ostensibly place the two opposing sides on a collision course.
A major dilemma for the EU lies between a strong multilateral reaction to protect a collective peace-building legacy and unilateral moves by individual member states to pursue their national interests. The EU's first viable option would be to increase EUFOR's symbolic military mission to protect order and address the grievances of local communities. As Kurt Bassuener wrote in Foreign Affairs last year, the current mission can't defend itself against any growing uncertainty with "an institutional fig leaf of 600 troops," "much less fulfill the mandate of the Dayton accords."
Should the EUFOR contributing states strengthen their capacity and act decisively within NATO's interoperability mechanisms, the Bosnian crisis would probably not escalate. In this regard, EUFOR's annual military exercises — which airlift reserve forces and combine them with EUFOR's permanent troops, armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina and local law enforcement agencies — are of critical importance.
An alternative scenario with dire consequences would be to evacuate EUFOR troops from Bosnia altogether. This is what happened when the Dutch battalion, under the jurisdiction of the United Nations Protection Force, pulled out from Srebrenica in July 1995, mocking the UN resolutions on safe heavens and allowing Serb extremists — today convicted war criminals — to proceed unabashedly with genocide. Such a reaction would deprive Bosnia of European military presence and set in motion a rapid geopolitical change, allowing regional and extra-regional actors to take advantage and fill the vacuum.
If that happens, the ability of Brussels to extend stability and project soft power in the region would be severely weakened, if not completely diminished. This prospect, before long, compels particular EU member states that simultaneously live in two parallel worlds — one liberal and one increasingly illiberal — to make their final ideational preference. It also provokes complex and dangerous dynamics given opposing threat perceptions between those member states that border Russia and a few others that explore interest-based partnerships with Moscow.
Undercurrents of this anxiety might have already surfaced when French President Emmanuel Macron spoke of the necessity to reopen "a strategic dialogue" with Russia, tweeting that Russia was a "threat" but "no longer an enemy" and "also a partner on certain topics." Things may get extremely complicated if populist EU leaders choose to decouple from the US and the transatlantic security umbrella. Hungary's decision to permit the transit of Russian military equipment to Serbia last year signaled an early warning that some member states are ready to circumvent common rules and jeopardize common security.
Hence, a powerful trigger such as a new Bosnian crisis would elevate Europe's threat perceptions to such proportions that the United States would have to rescue the alliance and its central position within it. This resonates with the poor historical record of the EU in conflict management in ex-Yugoslavia, despite much more favorable geopolitical realities in the early 1990s. With an exception of a short war in Slovenia, the EU demonstrated neither effectiveness nor capacity in preempting the bloodshed in 1991.
Eventually, European leaders failed miserably in Bosnia, prompting a peace treaty to be negotiated and drafted in the US rather than Europe. Should this failure be repeated, the third consequential choice for the EU will be to pass the buck on to Washington, in which case this regional small-nation turmoil would transform into a great-power rivalry.
Most Dangerous of All Moods
Addressing the US Senate on the American mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the end of 1995, then-Senator Joe Biden made a powerful statement: "Europe cannot stay united without United States. There is no moral center in Europe. When in the last two centuries had the French, or the British or the Germans … moved in a way to unify that continent to stand up to this kind of genocide?" He went on: "I am not here to tell you if we do not act, it will spread tomorrow and cause a war in Europe or next year, but I am here to tell you within the decade, it will cause a spread of war and a cancer and the collapse of Western alliance."
Human agency aside, structural forces would also be at play and would likely determine Washington's preferred move. First, the US is still — by all realist and neorealist accounts, such as annual defense spending, global GDP share, population growth rate and geography — more powerful, wealthier and more influential relative to any potential competitor in the international system. Even by the logic of those who support a more restrained foreign policy, with US primacy still intact in Europe, American policymakers would continue to be attracted to liberal hegemony and more so to the existing grand strategy in the European subsystem where the US is not only unchallenged but is largely accepted as benevolent.
The US is also a rational actor that makes calculations regarding its position in a changing regional and international order. Washington understands well that Russia's unchecked incursion so close to NATO's eastern border would damage American-led liberal order and alliance structure and, at the same time, change the regional — and possibly even the European — balance of power to the detriment of the United States.
This brings us to what the historian Michael Howard calls "the most dangerous of all moods," in which the US would not accept a relegation "to the second rank" in the European subsystem. So far, no US administration has shown any intention to leave Europe as a vital area of America's global footprint in which it had invested a vast amount of blood and money over the past century. In reality, US military presence has essentially increased in Europe in recent years, bringing in more troops, investment and exercises.
The US military also supports the peace-building process in Bosnia and Herzegovina. On this 25th anniversary of the Dayton Accords, it conducted a bilateral air support exercise with Bosnian military forces using two F-16 fighter planes. So, locking, loading and bombing the party that disrupts American-led order in southeastern Europe on Russia's behalf is not only possible, but could even become probable.
Great powers usually do not show much interest in fighting over the squabbles of small nations. However, history is full of exceptions, when minor disputes over isolated issues have dragged great powers into quagmires. Interestingly enough, such regrettable dynamics are best illustrated in the Balkans. A minor dispute in 435 BC between the city-state of Corinth, allied with Sparta, and the city-state Corcyra, allied with Athens, soon led to a larger conflict, eventually trapping the great powers of Athens and Sparta into the Peloponnesian Wars that devastated the Athenian empire, exhausted Sparta and shattered the cultural landscape of Ancient Greece.
What took place in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, was another striking incident that triggered a chain of adverse reactions that set the whole of Europe, and then the world, on fire. Bosnia and Herzegovina is again a danger zone on the European geopolitical map where competing opponents face the pressures of being bogged down in protracted rivalries due to rapidly shifting power dynamics. Such settings create a space for a modern-day Gavrilo Princip to fire his bullet and trigger a chain of regrettable events.
Hence, not stemming the Serb breakaway from the Dayton mandate, from both Bosnia and Herzegovina and the wider Western liberal order, would be tantamount to allowing a ticking time bomb to go off. Paradoxically, this threat comes at a time when the Balkan region has a good chance to institute a viable order, secure lasting peace and fulfill its Euro-Atlantic aspirations. The decision is there for the taking.
Dr Emir Hadzikadunic is a Senior Research Fellow at the Islamic Renaissance Front and a former Ambassador of Bosnia & Herzegovina to Malaysia.He holds a PhD in International Relations from the International University of Sarajevo. His extensive experience in international relations and foreign policy includes professional service as Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Islamic Republic of Iran (2010-2013) and Malaysia (2016-ongoing), lecturing and guest-lecturing at the International University of Sarajevo and other universities in South East Europe, Malaysia and Singapore. .
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A: In all tabulars (table is the floating object commonly put around a tabular) you have to give the number of columns. Thus is done by specifying the type of your column - e.g. \begin{tabular}{cc} for two centered columns.
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PS One 10 - Project Info
PS One 10 Kolkata is a newly launched residential project by the renowned PS Group. The project covers a land area of 21159 sq. mtr. The project will have a Total Built Up Area of 75280 sq.mtr., with a total Carpet Area of 50692 sq.mtr.
PS One 10 New Town is located in New Town, East Kolkata, under New Town PS, District North 24 Parganas, approximately1.3 km from New Town Express way. Apartments in PS One 10 is in the configuration of 2, 3 BHK, 592 sq. ft. to 865 sq. ft in size. The apartments have a starting price of INR 7511/sq. ft. On a scale of 10, PS One 10 project has been rated as follows: connectivity - 7.5, liveability-5.6, lifestyle-6.1 and value for money 6.2.
PS One 10 Kolkata 2 BHK and 3 BHK apartments are available to choose from. The 2 BHK apartments are sized at 592 sq. ft. and the 3 BHK apartments ranging from 664 to 865 sq. ft, approximately. The No. of Apartments in this new launched project will be 656. The PS One 10 will have 17 Open Car Parking, 940 Covered Car Parking and 386 Mechanical Parking.
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Several business hubs including TCS EcoSpace and DLF IT Park among others are within 3.3 to 4 km from the project.
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The Company has completed about 130 projects starting from 1988. Some of the Landmarks by the group are Mangalam Apt. Chakraberia, Kol – 1988, Vedant Apt. BC Road, Kol – 1998, and Trinity Plaza, Topsia Rd., Kol – 2005, just to name a few. There are about 22 ongoing project by the company.
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Gérard Simond (* 11. Mai 1904 in Chamonix; † 9. Januar 1955) war ein französischer Eishockeyspieler.

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Gérard Simond war französischer Nationalspieler. Er nahm mit Frankreich an den Olympischen Winterspielen 1928 in St. Moritz teil und erzielte in drei Spielen zwei Tore. Außerdem nahm er an den  Weltmeisterschaften 1930, 1931 und 1934 sowie an der Europameisterschaft 1932 teil

Auf Vereinsebene spielte er von 1924 bis 1939 für den Chamonix Hockey Club, mit dem er sieben Mal Französischer Meister wurde. In der Saison 1929/30 war er beim 2:0-Finalsieg gegen den Club des Sports d'Hiver de Paris einer der Torschützen.

In der Saison 1926/27 spielte er beim besten deutschen Verein Berliner Schlittschuhclub, z. B. beim Spiel gegen den Tegeler EV – da der Einsatz von Ausländern jedoch verboten war, wurde das Spiel für den Schlittschuhclub als verloren gewertet.

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 1930 Französischer Meister mit dem Chamonix Hockey Club

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Q: QGraphicsObject doesn't display QPixmap I'm developing a very simple application on win7 and running on win8.
When I run on win7 it shows the pixmap drawn by my QGraphicsObject subclass. However when I copy the exe and dll's to the my tablet it doesn't show the pixmap but everything else is the same.
Another problem is when I quit the application it says unexpectedly closed.
Here are the related parts
myImage::myImage(QGraphicsObject *parent) :
QGraphicsObject(parent)
{
    pxm = new QPixmap("://images/flower.jpg");
    setScale(0.5);
}

QRectF myImage::boundingRect() const
{
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}

void myImage::paint( QPainter* painter,
                     const QStyleOptionGraphicsItem* /*option*/,
                     QWidget* /*widget*/ )
{
    painter->drawPixmap( 0, 0, pxm->width(), pxm->height(), *pxm );
}

And here is the main function
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    QApplication app(argc, argv);

    QGraphicsScene scene;

    myImage img;
    scene.addItem(&img);

    QGraphicsView view(&scene);

    QWidget window;
    window.setFixedHeight(400);
    window.setFixedWidth(500);
    window.setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Fixed,QSizePolicy::Fixed);

    QPushButton button("Quit");
    QObject::connect(&button,SIGNAL(clicked()),&app,SLOT(quit()));

    QVBoxLayout layout;
    layout.addWidget(&view);
    layout.addWidget(&button);

    window.setLayout(&layout);
    window.show();

    return app.exec();
}

A: The problem here is that you're using a jpeg image, which isn't native to Qt. In the installation of Qt you'll find a plugins folder with a folder called "imageformats". If you copy the folder of libraries to the path of the executable (assuming Windows), then this should work. A similar discussion is here.
Alternatively, use a different image format to jpeg.


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EXCLUSIVE: DATING OF 'RAVNE 3' TUNNEL
Written by Dr. Sam Osmanagich
In July 2018, I bought a parcel of land with the surface area of 5,141 m2 in Visoko, adjacent to our Ravne 2 Park, on the western side, identifed in the cadaster as 'Džanova strana'. It is a steep slope, covered in scruffy vegetation, a thicket, and it was filed as 'Forest, Class IV'.
I had reserved this parcel as early as July 2017, because I considered it important, as it borders the park, but also because of a detail I noticed when visiting the site. It was a conglomerate rock that protruded from the earth, which resembled conglomerate concrete found at the entrance to the prehistoric Ravne Underground Labyrinth.
After the purchase was completed, we sent the workers to clear the land and build a dirt road on the parcel's northern boundary. We built earthen staircase from the park. I was very satisfied after the surveyor marked parcel's upper boundary precisely. Multiple conglomerate rocks emerged on our parcel. The excavator revealed such rocks in five places.
Additional work of the excavator, following my instructions, showed that, in four spots, we could reach narrow passages from which one could sense streams of cold air. It was clear to me: underneath those rocks, there are entrances to underground tunnels.
I called Richard Hoyle, our field geologist, from England, and told him:
- 'Richard, I would like to ask you to determine the altitude of the entrance to the Ravne Underground Labyrinth, entrance to the Healing Tunnels underneath the Air Spa, entrance to the Orgon Chamber at the Bell Tower Hill, and the entrances to these possible tunnels. This is likely the same network of tunnels as the Ravne tunnels. At the time the last Ice Age ended, 12,000 years ago, a powerful tidal wave came from the north, tore off a portion of the plate and wrecked some of the tunnel network. That wrecked section now lies below and constitutes what we call 'Ravne 2' Park. Once upon a time, this valley had not been here, and in its place stood a conglomerate plate covering tunnels.'
Richard measured the altitudes and informed me that all these points were on approximately the same elevation +/- 4 meters. This only confirmed my original assumption
In August 2018, under Richard's supervision, I gave our volunteers an opportunity to start clearing material around and underneath conglomerate rocks. At first glance, this material appeared to have originated as natural sediment, with a common stratigraphy: humus levels of different age (dark and light-colored), as well as a varied age of clay (light, dark, grey). Most geologists and archaeologists would have probably instantly discarded any thought that anything might lay beneath this ancient, compact clay. It takes tens of thousands of years for grey clay to form.
After they toiled for a couple of weeks, at my prodding, in late August the volunteers finally cleared a path, discovered a narrow passage and managed to crawl several meters in. Ahead, they came across a chamber. They kept excavating and, beyond some clay type material, they uncovered a rock laid over some smaller plates. It had clearly been erected there to block the entrance to the tunnels. That was an important moment. We uncovered evidence of anthropogenic action.
At that time, I decided to cease excavation in that location, which we marked as C2 (Entrance no. 2). We left this rock as an archaeological evidence of human action and we switched to C3. Several days later, we penetrated to the segment wide enough to allow us to enter.
Over the course of several expeditions, which involved Richard, Sue, Stefan, Marie-Sophie, Ajdin and others, we established the existence of several tunnel directions, with galleries broader than those in the Ravne tunnels. The two major axes were east-west (through the hill, underneath the urban area of Dubrave), but also north-south, parallel with the Ravne tunnels.
The east-west direction allowed us to uncover 65 meters of traversable passages, with clear evidence that these cavities had been used in various past eras. The ceramic remains most likely come from the Middle Ages (which is also the view of our colleagues from the Visoko Homeland Museum), while the several iron artefacts most probably originated at the age of Ancient Rome, as many as 2,000 years ago.
In the central section of the east-west axis, in several places we encountered stalactites hanging from the ceiling, as well as stalagmites, which precipitated on the floor. I considered them to be an exceptionally important find. I recalled the experience of the stalagmites we discovered long ago, in one of the Ravne entrance tunnels. I had learnt then that stalagmites can be dated. By the way, the age of the stalagmites at the entrance to the Ravne tunnel was around 5,000 years. They were created after the ceiling had collapsed. At the time, I was told that, typically, it takes a very long time for the base preparation.
As we had a number of stalagmites on the floor, I was confident that we would not run out of them. And, secondly, that the dating we were going to obtain would be auspicious.
I instructed Richard to prepare a sample and to contact the Florida dating laboratory. After three days of slow cutting with small saws, he cut, prepared and sent it to Florida, as per the website instructions. The very same day, upon his return from the post office, he received a letter from Italy, from the European representative of the Florida laboratory (Ms. Claudia Arigoni from Beta Lab Services), in which she informed him that 'they do not conduct analysis for projects that are not recognized by the international scientific community' (?). Richard was shocked by this flagrant discrimination. I was not.
This was not the first instance that we had unpleasant experience with radiocarbon dating laboratories. As the forms require the designation of the project ('Bosnian Pyramids' Project), the sender ('Archaeological Park: Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun' Foundation) and why it matters ('minimum age of a tunnel network'), it was clear that the findings of scientific laboratories would confirm the exceptional age of the pyramid complex in Visoko. That is a political issue for them.
In 2007, we experienced a clear example of politicization in science, when we sent the pieces of wood found in the Ravne tunnels to the address of three radiocarbon dating laboratories: Gliwice in Poland, Kiel in Germany and Oxford in the U.K. The retrieved piece of wood we split into six equal segments, sent two to each of these three addressed and documented everything.
The first results we received from Germany. The sample was dated as 32,000 years old. Next we received the analysis from Poland, dated to between 30,000-34,000 years. Evidently, both confirmed that the wood was older than 30,000 years. The English never responded, and when I intervened, they claimed that the sample was not organic, expecting that they were the only ones to have received the sample. Then I sent them all the documents with the findings of other laboratories and I positively established that the sample in question was organic material. The 'superior' English were taken aback. Then, they ineptly tried to cover they politicking by claims that their equipment had not been functional, then that their staff 'accidentally' burnt both wood samples…
Afterwards, we have never again used this laboratory in U.K, a typical example of elitist, politicized science.
Why did this dating matter? This chunk of wood had been trapped in a conglomerate found over our ceramic blocks in the Ravne tunnels. Therefore, these blocks had been made more than 32,000 years ago. Someone had a high-temperature manufacturing technology tens of thousands of years before conventional experts expected it. And where, at the heart of tiny Bosnia.
The history repeats itself. The Italian lady knew that we operate the greatest archaeological discovery on the Planet, but it is not the elites that control the process, but the independent, non-profit, non-governmental Foundation.
However, there are more than a hundred radiocarbon dating laboratories in the world, and there are no more monopolies. It is just another scientific service, as so many others. Truth cannot be contained, not can knowledge and information be manipulated, as once they had been.
The samples found in the new tunnels, which we designated 'Ravne 3', we sent to Kiev, Ukraine. We received the results very promptly. Several of the samples were dated between 2,500-10,500 years and these told us that these cavities were quite old and that they had been in use for a very long time.
In Kiev, our stalagmite sample was prepared following the standard scientific methodology. The stalagmite-s cross-section was divided in three parts. The outer was most recent, created from water dropping from the ceiling. The first, oldest, core layer was created when the base for the creation of the stalagmite (dry matter, dust and various other particles) was developed. A total of 20 grams and 1.5 cm of the thickness of that core were prepared for dating.
Through an application of the vacuum pyrolysis protocol (thermal destruction), an adequate quantity of carbon was obtained. Mixing it with lithium yielded lithium-carbide, then acetylene and benzene. Then the C14 radiocarbon isotope method could be applied to 1.0192 grams of the hydrocarbon benzene (C6H6) obtained in this fashion. Now we are on the path to determine the age of the stalagmite's core.
The result of the dating was fantastic: 26,200 +/- 200 years!
So, radiocarbon dating indicated the age over 26,000 years. What is the actual age of this stalagmite?
First, when mechanically removing the stalagmite from the floor of the 'Ravne 3' tunnels, Richard did not cut to the very base. Around 1 cm of the stalagmite, essentially the oldest part, remained.
Second, calibrated age is typically 15% greater than radiocarbon age. However, as a fully precise method of dating organic material does not exist, a variance of several per cent or more is always to be expected.
Third, it takes time for the base to be naturally prepared for creation of stalagmites. This can take thousands of years.
In view of these three observations, a logical conclusion is that the actual minimum age of the stalagmite is between 30,000-35,000 years. The 'Ravne 3' tunnels are not just cavities, and they exhibit traces of shaping. Consequently, it is a tunnel network of exceptional age.
This takes us back to the time when the pyramid complex in Bosnia was constructed. I wish to remind you that the age of the organic material, fossilized leaves found between concrete blocks on the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun is 29,200 +/- 400 years. American astrophysicist Dr. Paul LaViolette estimated the calibrated age of the pyramid at 33,600 years.
We commenced clearing the 'Ravne 3' tunnels, which run along the north-south axis. They are parallel with the Ravne tunnels, although 200 meters apart. There is no doubt in my mind that, after several hundred meters, these tunnels will converge and continue towards the Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun.
That is our goal, to arrive underneath this largest and oldest of the world pyramids, despite the attacks of the cultural establishment from Bosnia and the entire world, which we experienced over the past 13 years. The fight for scientific truth is far nobler than bending your back to 'authority'.
Unlike in the early years, 2005 and 2006, when the power of officialdom and 'expert' authorities had been used in the attempt to stop us, nowadays we are in position to have all scientific arguments on our side. And there are more and more of them every day.
Tens of thousands of visitors to the Bosnian pyramids have become aware that history is not what we had been taught. In time, new history textbooks will recognize this.
And from the Spring of 2019, our volunteers from all over the world will again, under the guidance of experts, be given an opportunity to become part of the discovery of the most exciting project in the world.
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Many thanks to Adam and the other members of the Ruedig family for their kind hopsitality, and to Amy Stein for bringing me along.
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Sarah Jessica Parker – A Woman of Character
A Woman of Character
Though she may be best known for her role as fashionista Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City, Sarah Jessica Parker had already starred on stage and screen for more than 20 years before she slipped into Carrie's beloved Manolo Blahniks.
Parker made her Broadway debut when she was just 11. By the time she was 14, she was the lead in Annie on Broadway. Parker also starred in 1982's beloved, but shortlived, TV series Square Pegs, in which she played an awkward high school freshman eager to fit in with the cool kids. She quickly segued into movies, including starring with Kevin Bacon in Footloose, Steve Martin in L.A. Story, Nicolas Cage in Honeymoon in Vegas and Bette Midler in both Hocus Pocus and The First Wives Club.
But it was Sex and the City that took Parker from "girlfriend of" roles to leading lady. The HBO series, which ran from 1998 to 2004 (two feature films followed), turned her into a household name. As shoe- (and sometimes man-) obsessed Bradshaw, Parker's character's most significant and lasting relationships were with the city of Manhattan and her three best friends, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda. The role won Parker an Emmy for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series as well as four Golden Globes.
Parker now stars in another HBO series, Divorce, in which she plays Frances DuFresne, a mother of two finding her way after splitting with her husband, played by Thomas Haden Church.
It's a character for whom Parker has developed a deep affection and she reflexively jumps to Frances' defense when a journalist points out that Frances is not always likable.
"It's so interesting to me that she's not considered sympathetic," Parker said. "Tony Soprano was a murderer and somehow was found to be sympathetic. I guess peopleexpect female characters on television to be cozy and to work hard to be considered likable. I think the really interesting thing about her is she's honest and challenged. She made mistakes and is wanting very much to be candid and do right and right the wrongs, so I'm quite fond of her. I like her and I think she has a certain courage that I don't always have."
Like Bradshaw, Parker said she has little in common with DuFresne, despite so completely inhabiting them. "For Frances, all the joy of parenting and being a partner had been removed and I think there's an inertia that can creep into marriages that feels very deadening and soul crushing," Parker said. "I don't relate necessarily to any of that except for my desire to be a good friend and mother and wife, but I certainly recognize that those are very real things for many people in many marriages." Immediately after wrapping the second season of Divorce in mid-June, Parker starred in a movie (still untitled), which she also produced.
Parker now easily toggles between television, film and stage, with her decisions based on what intrigues her. "It's usually about the work and the story that you get to tell and people that you get to work with," she said. "I just try to find interesting things and characters that I've not played before and work with people who I admire and am challenged by."
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Amelia Earhart Biography & Disappearance
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During this time Amelia had become ill with dysentery that lasted for several days. With faltering family finances, she soon sold the plane. It was never found, despite an extensive search that continued for decades. She ended up working in Boston.
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The most important escalation of the war might be the one the President didn't mention at West Point.
The White House "has authorized an expansion" of the CIA-lead killer drone campaign in Pakistan, to "parallel" the troop surge in Afghanistan, the New York Times reports. "American officials are talking to Pakistan about the possibility of striking in Baluchistan [province] for the first time... because that is where Afghan Taliban leaders are believed to hide."
You bet U.S. officials are talking. They're talking right on the Times' op-ed page. Seth Jones is a RAND Corporation analyst who now works in Kabul for Brigadier General Edward Reeder, the head of Combined Forces Special Operations Component Command. In an opinion piece in today's Times, Jones argues that "the United States and Pakistan must target Taliban leaders in Baluchistan."
"The Afghan war is organized and run out of Baluchistan. Virtually all significant meetings of the Taliban take place in that province, and many of the group's senior leaders and military commanders are based there," Jones adds in the piece, which identifies him only as a "civilian adviser to the American military." It's yet another example of the increasingly complicated combination of roles that think tank employees are playing in today's security environment – from policy analysts to pundits to wartime consiglieres.
Jones doesn't advocate for some full-scale invasion of Baluchistan. Instead, he suggests either conducting " police and intelligence operations" to "capture Taliban leaders" there. Or, Jones adds, the U.S. could just unleash its drones in the area. Looks like that option may be awfully close to being exercised.
Administration officials said that Mr. Obama had signed off on a plan by the Central Intelligence Agency to expand C.I.A. activities in Pakistan. The plan calls for more strikes against militants by drone aircraft, sending additional spies to Pakistan and securing a White House commitment to bulk up the C.I.A.'s budget for operations inside the country.


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It's a rainy week ahead, my friends, so pull out the galoshes and have your umbrellas at the ready. Today alone we've got a 90% chance of rain, and things stay wet as the week goes on. Tuesday and Wednesday have a chance of rain at 50%, with a possible total of over an inch of rain.
The rest of the week will feature cloudy skies, ranging from partly and mostly cloudy, all the way to overcast from Saturday to Monday.
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Tempearture-wise, this week stays mainly in the upper 50s, dipping down to the high 40s on Wednesday and Thursday. But that's just the forecasted highs. Lows this week slip into the 30s, which means you may need to break out the hats and scarves, pom poms, cableknit and all.
Werewolves will abound Tuesday night with the advent of the full moon. Keep your cats indoors and have your silver at the ready. Bullets are ideal but forks can work in a pinch. From there we switch to the waning phase, as the moon becomes slowly less visible.
Throwback fact: Today in 1899 it was 82° F. That sounds pretty nice, especially compared to today's record low of 17° F way back in 1936. Today's pretty average in comparison. We should strive for better. Keep that in mind.
Don't expect any snow for awhile, unless you built a time machine and you're planning on traveling back to October 29, 1905 when St. Paul got 5.5 inches of snow. An interesting choice, but we here at the Meteorology Department of the Mac Weekly do not judge.
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Gyanvapi: Request for carbon dating rejected, Hindu side to move SC
The district court on Friday rejected an application moved by the plaintiff for carbon dating or other scientific investigation of Shivling-like structure found inside the Gyanvapi mosque stating that in case if any harm is caused it will be in violation of the Supreme Court decree to preserve the structure.
In his order, District Judge Ajay Krishna Vishvesha said several applications have been moved under Order 1 Rule 10 of the Code of Civil Procedure by the third parties and the parties present can argue on it.
Meanwhile, Vishnu Shankar Jain, the counsel of plaintiffs number 2 to 5, said that they will challenge the district court's order in the Supreme Court.
In his order the District Judge said, "I have heard both the parties and examined the documents. In their application plaintiffs number 2 to 5 have mainly prayed that the structure, nature and age of the Shivling found during the procedure executed by the Advocate Commissioner on May 16 should be done by using carbon dating or other scientific method like ground penetrating."
The court said importantly with reference to the present case, the SC in its order dated May 12 had directed that the so-called Shivlingam found during the examination done by the Commissioner should be kept safe.
The court said, "In such a situation if any harm is caused to the so-called Shivlingam due to use of carbon dating technique or ground penetrating radar then it will be in violation of the SC order dated May 17. Besides, it may also hurt the religious sentiments of the common people."
It said, "I am also of the view that it will not be appropriate to direct the Archaeological Survey of India to ascertain the age, nature and structure of the the so called Shivlingam found during the examination of Advocate Commissioner and there does not appear of any possibility of an equitable settlement of the intertwined questions by issuing such order."
The court ordered, "In the light of the above discussion, I come to the conclusion that the application 250C is liable to be dismissed. The application is being dismissed."
It said a number of applications have been moved by the third parties under Order 1 Rule 10 of the CPC. "Parties present can present their arguments on these applications," it said.
After hearing the arguments the court has fixed October 17 as the next date of hearing.
After the hearing was over, Vishnu Shankar Jain, the counsel of Hindu side, said that they will challenge the court's order in the SC. "The apex court in its order issued on May 22 had given power to the district court to decide the complete trial and the applications. The order passed by the district court is in violation of the SC order and we will move the apex court," he said.
Notably, an application seeking carbon dating of the Shivling like Structure, the walls, Maa Shringar Gauri Sthal and other deities was moved in the district court on September 22.
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Question: What Was The Basis For The Court's Ruling That Maryland Could Not Tax The Second Bank Of The Us?
1 What was the court ruling in McCulloch v Maryland?
2 Which constitutional principle did the Supreme Court ruling in McCulloch v Maryland?
3 What was the ruling in McCulloch v Maryland contribute to strengthening the national government?
4 How did the Supreme Court justify its ruling in favor of the Second Bank of the United States?
5 Which of the following was a major result of the McCulloch v Maryland decision?
6 What is the date and conclusion of the US Supreme Court's decision McCulloch v Maryland?
7 What happened to bring McCulloch v Maryland to the Supreme Court quizlet?
8 What was the lasting impact of McCulloch v Maryland?
9 What was the effect of the Supreme Court case McCulloch v Maryland?
10 What group benefited most from the Supreme Court decisions in McCulloch v Maryland and Gibbons v Ogden?
11 What was the most significant result of the ruling in Marbury v Madison?
12 What was the impact of the Marshall court on the United States government?
13 Where is the Supremacy Clause and what does it say?
14 What was the decision of Gibbons vs Ogden?
15 Who won Marbury v Madison?
What was the court ruling in McCulloch v Maryland?
In a unanimous decision, the Court held that Congress had the power to incorporate the bank and that Maryland could not tax instruments of the national government employed in the execution of constitutional powers.
Which constitutional principle did the Supreme Court ruling in McCulloch v Maryland?
What constitutional principle did the Supreme Court establish in the McCulloch v. Maryland case? The constitutional principle the Supreme Court established in this case was the principle of implied powers., where if a federal bank imposes a tax in one state, this tax extends to the federal bank in other states.
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What was the ruling in McCulloch v Maryland contribute to strengthening the national government?
How did the McCulloch ruling contribute to the strength of the national government? It contributed by the Constitution grants to Congress implied powers in order to create a functional national government and state action may not impede valid constitutional exercises of power by the Federal government.
How did the Supreme Court justify its ruling in favor of the Second Bank of the United States?
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Second Bank of the United States because it ruled that the Necessary and Proper clause of the U.S. Constitution gave the federal government certain implied powers not explicitly enumerated in the Constitution.
Which of the following was a major result of the McCulloch v Maryland decision?
Answer Expert Verified. One major result of the McCulloch v. Maryland decision was that "(D) It enforced the principle that the federal government has authority over state governments," since it held that Maryland had no right to tax money or funds created by the federal government.
What is the date and conclusion of the US Supreme Court's decision McCulloch v Maryland?
On March 6, 1819, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in McCulloch v. Maryland that Congress had the authority to establish a federal bank, and that the financial institution could not be taxed by the states.
What happened to bring McCulloch v Maryland to the Supreme Court quizlet?
In a unanimous decision, the Court held that Congress had the power to incorporate the bank and that Maryland could not tax instruments of the national government employed in the execution of constitutional powers. There was no dissenting opinion. The decision in McCulloch was formed unanimously, by a vote of 7-0.
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What was the lasting impact of McCulloch v Maryland?
This case ensured that the original intention of the Constitution to make a strong central government was met and guaranteed that states cannot interfere with powers given to the federal government.
What was the effect of the Supreme Court case McCulloch v Maryland?
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) is one of the first and most important Supreme Court cases on federal power. In this case, the Supreme Court held that Congress has implied powers derived from those listed in Article I, Section 8. The "Necessary and Proper" Clause gave Congress the power to establish a national bank.
What group benefited most from the Supreme Court decisions in McCulloch v Maryland and Gibbons v Ogden?
The group that benefited the most from the Supreme Court decisions in McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden was The Federal Government. Those powers were then divided by the federal government.
What was the most significant result of the ruling in Marbury v Madison?
What was the most significant result of the ruling in Marbury v. Madison? The ruling determined that the Judiciary Act of 1789 was unconstitutional. The ruling determined that the Supreme Court should not hear Marbury's case.
What was the impact of the Marshall court on the United States government?
Marshall's ingenious legal interpretations had two effects. They strengthened the Court's position as a coequal with the legislative and executive branches of government, and they established the Court's power of judicial review in the political system. In a landmark case, Marbury v.
Where is the Supremacy Clause and what does it say?
Article VI, Paragraph 2 of the U.S. Constitution is commonly referred to as the Supremacy Clause. It establishes that the federal constitution, and federal law generally, take precedence over state laws, and even state constitutions.
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What was the decision of Gibbons vs Ogden?
Ogden, (1824), U.S. Supreme Court case establishing the principle that states cannot, by legislative enactment, interfere with the power of Congress to regulate commerce.
Who won Marbury v Madison?
On February 24, 1803, the Court rendered a unanimous 4–0 decision against Marbury. The Court's opinion was written by the chief justice, John Marshall, who structured the Court's opinion around a series of three questions it answered in turn: First, did Marbury have a right to his commission?
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This academic year 2017/18 has again seen outstanding results in both RAD Ballet and ISTD Modern exams.
Former Pupils:
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A professor of strategic studies says Vanuatu's declaration of support for China's position on the South China Sea dispute is well timed, and comes ahead of a major court ruling.
China claims almost all of the sea as its territory, which has angered many southeast Asian nations with competing territorial claims, including the Philippines, which is challenging Beijing's claim at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.
Last week, Vanuatu's prime minister issued a statement saying it supported China's claim.
Robert Ayson, from New Zealand's Victoria University, said the court was expected to rule in the Philippines' favour in coming weeks, and Beijing had already said it would not recognise the ruling.
But he said China had been undertaking a diplomatic and public relations blitz in recent weeks to rally support for its sweeping claims.
"So China's already expecting it'll be found against, and they're trying to build a group of countries that will be sympathetic to its position. China is seeking to get whatever support it can from wherever it is. It doesn't have to be a strong country, it doesn't have to a country with large armed forces or a large economy, it just has to be a country -- a sovereign state -- that will say we are sympathetic to China's position."
Last month, China said Fiji had come out in support of its claims, something Fiji was quick to deny.


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Schmidt, Eugene (Interview outline and video), 2008
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Schmidt, Eugene
Eugene Schmidt was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1918. He joined the National Guard during high school and was federalized on October 15, 1940. Eugene was assigned to a Head Quarters Company and he was deployed to Australia. Then he was sent to New Guinea and was injured by a loose fuel barrel on the way over. He had to stay in the rear while his company went to Buna and after they were done he met up with them in Australia for amphibious assault training. They went on 2 assaults in New Guinea at Saidor and Aitape. In October of 1944 he was sent back to the US and was assigned to be a MP in Detroit, Michigan. Eugene was discharged in July of 1945.
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Schmidt, Eugene, "Schmidt, Eugene (Interview outline and video), 2008," Digital Collections, accessed January 17, 2020, https://digitalcollections.library.gvsu.edu/document/29508.


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