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GELD, old Eng. law. It signifies a fine or compensation for an offence; also, rent, money or tribute.

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Overall, with the help of the booming oil sector, the country has managed to stabilize its internal economic turmoil, left after the dissolution of the Soviet Union and achieve significant economic growth (Zimnitskaya and Von Geldern 2010, p.

The Caspian basin: geopolitical dilemmas and geoeconomic opportunities

Von Geldern, 7; "One suspects that those who thought up the celebrations were consciously trying to create alternatives to church holidays.

"The Return of the Sacred": implicit religion and initiation symbolism in Zvyagintsev's Vozvrashchenie (2003)

More recently, a description of the Berlin manuscript was part of an attachment in Monika Costard, Spatmittelalterliche Frauenfrommigkeit am Niederrhein: Geschichte, Spiritualitat und Handschriften der Schwesternhauser in Geldern und Sonsbeck (Tubingen, Germany: Mohr Siebeck, 2011), 346-353.

Interplay between text and text collection: the case of Augustijnken's Dryvoldicheit

95) James yon Geldern, "Radio Moscow: The Voice from the Center," in Culture and Entertainment in Wartime Russia, ed.

How Russia learned to listen: radio and the making of Soviet culture

According to James Van Geldern, the revival of heroic ideas traditionally associated with territorial expansion would result in a welcome upsurge of confidence.

Movements of peoples and the Genesis of "Soviet spaces"

Now 51, Van Geldern is among the five percent who say they have seen a monster in the closet - or in his case, a monster's face he spotted on the wall of his room as a child.

AP Poll: 1 in 3 Americans Believe in Ghosts -- And That's Not All

GELDERN, GERMANY -- Ruwel AG said it will petition for insolvency for its Ruwel Denmark MS facility in Nykobing.

Ruwel Denmark insolvent

Schrijver, 'Die "Von Geldern Haggadah" und die judische Buchillustration des 18.

'Next year in Jerusalem!': a Haggadah at Blickling Hall: a spectacular Haggadah, written and illuminated by Joseph ben David of Leipnik in 1739-40, is one of the most remarkable treasures in the library at Blickling Hall, Norfolk. Emile Schrijver discsusses the importance of this manuscript, previously unknown to scholarship

Contrary to MacFadyen's portrayals of the field, though, numerous scholars of Soviet culture, such as Richard Stites, Katerina Clark, James von Geldern, and others, have been making similar arguments for at least a decade.

Songs for Fat People: Affect, Emotion, and Celebrity in the Russian Popular Song, 1900-1955

Para Peira van Geldern, un poeta es "un pobre diablo que hace versos por unas monedas y siempre muere en el asilo".