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United Nations

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Petre Tutea

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Petre Ţuţea was a Romanian philosopher, journalist and economist.

Art is Hope

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Broken Heart

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Violence

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Confrontation

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Terrorism

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Peace

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Dirty Job

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Just Do It

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Censorship

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Confrontation

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Conversation between worlds

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Symphony of Destruction

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Islamic Rage Boy

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Comments Of Trump

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Donald Trump is unignorable danger, it is destroying his campaign, Republicans, America, he destroys himself.

Flammable Trump

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Donald Trump is unignorable danger and a harm to everyone, even to himself. The elections of United States presidential election, 2016 will be anther model that America didn't get the lesson; the Republican party can bring an xenophobic racist candidate to the White House. The policies of fear may success to make Trump the 45th President of USA, George W. Bush and the GOP didn't before.

Hristo The Tarsier

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Hristo The Tarsier; a character from my collection: "E.D.O.A.T."; or "Extraordinary Day Of A Tarsier"

Omar al Bashir

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Omar al Bashir, the International criminal, he wanted by International Criminal Court.

Islamist Regime in Sudan

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The Sudanese regime's political crimes are numerous. But, the world know only 3 million victims of genocide and millions of refugees and poor people. The Islamist regime destroyed my country as they did in Afghanistan, Somalia and many states.

Muhammad Ibrahim Nugud

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Muhammad Ibrahim Nugud (1930 – 22 March 2012) was a Sudanese politician who was Secretary-General of the Sudanese Communist Party. He succeeded Abdel Khaliq Mahjub after the latter's execution in 1971, leading the party for over 40 years; his leadership was viewed as a period of long decline for the party. He stood as a candidate in the 2010 presidential election, but performed poorly. Nugud died in London in March 2012, when he was about 82 years old.

Lev Shestov - sketch

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Lev Shestov is writer from Russia

A. B. Yehoshua

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Abraham B. ("Bulli") Yehoshua is an Israeli novelist, essayist, and playwright. His pen name is A. B. Yehoshua. He had born in December 19, 1936.

Abdulrazak Gurnah

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Abdulrazak Gurnah (born 1948 in Zanzibar) is a Tanzanian novelist based in the United Kingdom.
From 1980 to 1982, Gurnah lectured at the Bayero University Kano in Nigeria. He then moved to the University of Kent, where he earned his PhD in 1982. He is now a lecturer there.
The most famous of these are Paradise, Desertion and By the Sea, the first of which was shortlisted for both the Booker and the Whitbread Prize. By the Sea, meanwhile, was longlisted for the Booker and shortlisted for the Los Angeles Times Book Award.

Taban Lo Liyong

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Taban Lo Liyong (born 1939) is one of Africa's well-known poets and writers of fiction and literary criticism. His political views, as well as his on-going denigration of the post-colonial system of education in East Africa, have inspired criticism and controversy since the late 1960s.
His real name is Mokotiyang Rekenet, meaning "born at night". His mother later re-named him Lo-Liyong after herself, and Taban is Arabic word, meaning "tired". He was born in the Sudan and was carried “on the back” across the border into Uganda about a year later. After matriculation there, he attended Howard University and the University of Iowa Writer’s Workshop, where he was the first African to graduate in 1968. On the completion of his studies in the U.S., the tyrannical regime of Idi Amin prevented him from returning to Uganda. He went instead to neighbouring Kenya, and taught at the University of Nairobi. He has also taught at international universities in Papua New Guinea, Australia, Japan, and South Africa, and maintains that his diverse experience offers an opportunity to place Africa in a position intellectually on par with the rest of the world, thereby recognizing its various and valuable contributions to history and scholarship.
In collaboration with Henry Owuor-Anyumba and renowned Kenyan academic and writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o, he wrote On the Abolition of the English Department in 1968. Acknowledging the formidable influence of European literature over African writing, Liyong and his colleagues called for the educational system to emphasize the oral tradition (as a key traditional African form of learning), Swahili literature, as well as prose and poetry from African-American and Caribbean society.