After becoming subject to suzerainty to Norway as part of the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles, the Isle of Man later became a possession of the Scottish and then English crowns.

The murder charges against Jack McGurn were finally dropped because of a lack of evidence and he was just charged with a violation of the Mann Act: he took his girlfriend, Louise Rolfe, who was also the main witness against him and became known as the " Blonde Alibi ", across state lines to marry.

Horace Mann the then Secretary of the Board of Education of Massachusetts, USA favored the method and it soon became the dominant method state wide.

It is popularly said to be the sword of Olaf the Black, who became King of Mann and the Isles in 1226.

The deceased was buried at the top of a hill that became the Mann Truman Cemetery.

Founded in 1852 as Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, Horace Mann became the first president in 1853.

The band became an early MTV staple with the " Voices Carry " video, which depicts an oppressive boyfriend trying to convert Mann to his upper-class lifestyle ; she finally lashes out at him during a concert at Carnegie Hall, though filmed at the Strand Theatre in Dorchester Massachusetts, standing up from her seat in the audience and belting the lyrics, " He said, shut up!

In 1966, at the same time that he was designing the cover of Revolver, Voormann became a member of the 1960s band Manfred Mann, having turned down offers by The Hollies and The Moody Blues.

After the death of Amlaíb mac Gofraid in 941, Amlaíb Cuarán became King of Northumbria and probably succeeded his cousin Amlaíb as King of Mann.

The ancestor of many of the succeeding rulers of Mann and the Isles he also became King of Dublin, but no contemporary source refers either to him or any of his predecessors as " King of Mann and the Isles " as such.

While studying at Harvard Law School, Curry was inspired by the lectures of Horace Mann and became an advocate of free universal education.

In 1910 Tom Mann went to France and became acquainted with syndicalism.

After drumming for Manfred Mann in early 1970, he became Michael Giles ' replacement in King Crimson.

Administration of the government was vested in a Governor, and the Lords of Mann became absentee landlords.

The original styling proposal, by Harris Mann, had the same sleek, wedge-like shape of the Princess, but because British Leyland management, keen to control costs, wanted to install the existing E-Series engine and bulky heating system from the Marina, it became impossible to incorporate the low bonnet line as envisaged: the bodyshell began to look more and more bloated and tubby.

In 2005 Mann took up a tenure position as Associate Professor at Penn State University in the Department of Meteorology ( with joint appointments in Department of Geosciences and Earth and Environmental Systems Institute ) and also became director of the university's interdepartmental Earth System Science Center.

The old grammar school in the town, which later became a chapel, is now an exhibit of a Victorian period schoolroom, part of the Story Of Mann.

In 1333 William I de Montacute became Sovereign King of Mann, establishing the Royal House of Montagu.

When the 2nd Duke of Montagu in 1749 died without male issue, the 3rd Duke of Manchester, and his heirs, became heirs general of Drogo de Montaigu, of the Kings of Mann, of the Earls of Salisbury, and of the Barons de Monthermer.

During their exile from Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 40s, Pacific Palisades became a venue for German and Austrian writers and actors, like Thomas Mann, Lion Feuchtwanger, Vicki Baum, Oskar Homolka and Emil Ludwig.

Peter Mann became the current Chief Executive Officer for the UK and Offshore Group on May 1, 2010.

Of these, " Kicks " became their best-known song, an anti-drug message written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil that was originally earmarked for The Animals.

In autumn 1947, Mann became assistant professor of History at Claremont Men's College in California.

The Stewart and Mann collaboration established a new persona for Stewart ; one more violent and disillusioned, but still likeable.

** The SA were the subject of two 1933 Nazi propaganda films: S. A .- Mann Brand and Hans Westmar.

During the Nazi era, the German government deprived many left-wing and intellectual opponents of citizenship through expatriation, such as Albert Einstein, Oskar Maria Graf, Willy Brandt and Thomas Mann, often expatriating entire families.

Most notable of these critics was Fallada's contemporary Thomas Mann, who had fled Nazi repression early on and lived abroad.

Mann ( German for " man "), was a paramilitary rank used by several Nazi Party paramilitary organizations between 1925 and 1945.

In most Nazi Party organizations, the rank of Mann held no distinctive insignia.

An even lower rank, known as Anwärter, was established in the mid-1930s as a recruit or candidate position, held by an individual seeking an appointment as a Mann in a Nazi Party paramilitary organization.

* Mann ( military rank ), a Nazi paramilitary rank

The Blue Angel was banned in Nazi Germany in 1933, as were all the works of Heinrich Mann and Carl Zuckmayer.

Very few Nazi Party groups maintained the rank of Obersturmmann and the title typically appeared in organizations ( such as the National Socialist Motor Corps ) which did not maintain the rank of Mann.

* A German version ( Hundert Mann und ein Befehl ), sung by Freddy Quinn and later again by Heidi Brühl had considerable success in Germany.

As a consequence, many fled Germany ( e. g., Erika Mann, Richard Plaut ).

In 1843, Mann traveled to Germany to investigate how the educational process worked.

He was familiar with the novella Tonio Kröger, which dealt with a half-German, half-Italian young artist in pre-WWI Germany and was written by Thomas Mann ( a friend of his ) and had a tape recording of the story being read by Mann himself.

In the body of the work, we hear that he had been at Paris and Constantinople ; had served the Sultan of Egypt a long time in his wars against the Bedouin, had been vainly offered by him a princely marriage and a great estate on condition of renouncing Christianity, and had left Egypt under Sultan Melech Madabron ( al-Muzaffar Sayf-ad-Din Hajji I who reigned in 1346-1347 ); had been at Mount Sinai, and had visited the Holy Land with letters under the great seal of the sultan, which gave him extraordinary facilities ; had been in Russia, Livonia, Kraków, Lithuania, " en roialme daresten " ( Dristra or Silistra in Bulgaria ), and many other parts near Tartary, but not in Tartary itself ; had drunk of the Well of Youth at Polombe ( Quilon on the Malabar coast ), and still seemed to feel the better ; had taken astronomical observations on the way to Lamory ( Sumatra ), as well as in Brabant, Germany, Bohemia and still farther north ; had been at an isle called Pathen in the Indian Ocean ; had been at Cansay ( Hangchow-fu ) in China, and had served the emperor of China fifteen months against the king of Mann ; had been among rocks of adamant in the Indian Ocean ; had been through a haunted valley, which he places near " Milstorak " ( i. e. Malasgird in Armenia ); had been driven home against his will in 1357 by arthritic gout ; and had written his book as a consolation for his " wretched rest ".

* In 2005, he was awarded the Goethe Prize from the city of Frankfurt, Germany for his life's work, a prize which was awarded in the past to the likes of Sigmund Freud and Thomas Mann.

Thomas Mann lived in Küsnacht between 1933 and 1939, after he was forced to leave Germany by the Nazis.

* Eiserne Mann, an iron pillar in Germany from the late Middle Ages

Golo Mann intended to finish his university studies in Hamburg and Göttingen, but dark clouds were arriving over Germany.

On 31 May 1933, Mann left Germany for the French town of Bandol near Toulon.

The Mann family left Germany after Hitler came to power, moving first to Switzerland, and, in 1938, to the United States.

She was born in Munich, Germany, the fourth of six children of the Nobel Prize winning author Thomas Mann and Katia, née Katharina Pringsheim.

As a consequence, many fled Germany ( including, for instance, Erika Mann ).

Dr. Wilfried Fuhrmann in Germany has transcribed and published all six of the hand-written German “ Der Mann ” Notebooks.

The magazine also reported on the cultural life of European capitals, writers included T. S. Eliot from London, John Eglinton from Dublin, Ezra Pound from Paris, Thomas Mann from Germany, and Hugo von Hofmannsthal from Vienna.

Erika Mann ( born 2 November 1950 in Leipzig ) is a German politician and was a Member of the European Parliament with the Social Democratic Party of Germany from 1994-2004.

Depending on the case it originates either from " Ulmer Mann " ( person from Ulm, Germany ) or derives from the Old High German word Uodalrich ( uodal = heritage ; rich

File: Stamps of Germany ( DDR ) 1971, MiNr 1645. jpg | Heinrich Mann

* 1949-Thomas Mann, Germany

* 1985-Golo Mann, Germany

In his “ The Story of a Novel: The Genesis of Doctor Faustus ” Thomas Mann later explained that already during the war a few copies of “ Lotte in Weimar ” had been smuggled into Germany from Switzerland and that haters of the regime had distributed a compilation of excerpts from the monologue in the seventh chapter under the camouflage title “ From Goethe ’ s Conversations With Riemer ”.