Bowling Green State University Professor Ellen Gorsevski, in assessing Rosenberg's book, " Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Compassion " ( 1999 ), in the context of geopolitical rhetoric states that " the relative strength of the individual is vastly overestimated while the key issue of structural violence is almost completely ignored.

Albert DeMeo wrote in his book that Rosenberg's murder affected his father deeply, and that when DeMeo came home after the murder, he went into his study room and didn't come out for two days.

Alfred Rosenberg's book The Myth of the Twentieth Century () resonated in these circles and gave them renewed impetus.

Her life inspired Erika Rosenberg's book Ich, Emilie Schindler, ( Herbig, 2001 ISBN 3-7766-2230-X ).

Rosenberg's book methodically accounted for Baltimore newspaper reporting in late 1899 and early 1900, when the sport seemingly was invented in Baltimore ( at the McGraw-Robinson center.

Government money for feminist research projects has been questioned and Professor Tiina Rosenberg was accused of plagiarism by right-wing political scientist Johan Tralau, citing a 2000 book review of Rosenberg's " Byxbegär " (' Wearing the trousers ').

After a review of the alleged errors in the book, Rosenberg's faculty at the Stockholm University deemed the matter unnecessary to investigate further.

The essay was reprinted in Rosenberg's book The Tradition of the New in 1959.

Rosenberg's book was received with disdain by Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts and scholars in the 1970s.

One of the intended outcomes of Rosenberg's model is to support humans in developing an awareness of what life-sustaining needs are arising within them and others moment by moment so that they may more effectively and compassionately find strategies to meet their own needs as well as contribute to meeting the needs of others.

In some of his speeches Hitler appeared to be close to Rosenberg's views: rejecting traditional Christianity as a religion based on Jewish culture, preferring an ethnically and culturally pure " Race " whose destiny was supposed to be assigned to the German people by " Providence ".

Outside of Europe in North Africa, according to Alfred Rosenberg's racial theories ( The Myth of the Twentieth Century ), some of the Berbers, particularly the Kabyles, were to be classified as Aryans.

DeMeo's men placed Rosenberg's body in his car and left it on the side of Cross Bay Boulevard ( near Gateway National Wildlife Refuge ) to be found.

" Roger Greenspun of the New York Times saw it differently: " If it were an ordinary bad movie ( and it is a very bad movie ), WUSA might, in spite of the distinguished names, and less distinguished presence, of its leading actors, be dismissed with no more than a nod to the tension between Rosenberg's ponderously emphatic direction, and Robert Stone's ponderously allusive screenplay.

Several accounts of the time before the Nazi ascension to power, indeed, speak of Hitler as being a mouthpiece for Rosenberg's views, and he clearly exerted a great deal of intellectual influence.

The grand jury transcripts, made public in 2008, record that on August 3, Ethel Rosenberg's sister-in-law, Ruth Greenglass, testified that in November 1944, Julius Rosenberg recruited Ethel, and urged her to recruit David Greenglass ( Ruth's husband ) into a conspiracy to engage in atomic espionage for the Soviet Union:

In a subsequent letter to The New York Times, Sobell denied that he knew anything about Julius Rosenberg's alleged atomic espionage activities – that the only thing he knew for sure was what he ( Sobell ) did with Julius Rosenberg.

Over the next two decades, Rosenberg's redefinition of art as an act rather than an object, as a process rather than a product, was influential, and laid the foundation for a number of major art movements, from Happenings and Fluxus to Conceptual, Performance art, Installation art and Earth Art.

Yet Flack wonders what to make of aspects of Rosenberg's presentation, such as his apparent " dim view of the place for thinking " and his building on Walter Wink's account of the origins of our way of thinking.

He joined the Nazi Party in 1932 and worked for Alfred Rosenberg's foreign policy office but eventually left to work for the Hamburg America Line shipping company.

The Austrian plan called for the Bohemian corps, the I under Bellegarde, consisting of 38, 000 troops, and the II of 20, 000 troops under Kollowrat, to attack Regensburg ( Ratisbon ) from the Bohemian mountains by way of Cham, the Austrian center and reserve, comprising 66, 000 men of Hohenzollern's III, Rosenberg's IV, and Lichtenstein's I Reserve Corps, to advance on the same objective through Scharding, and the left wing, made up of the V of Archduke Louis, Hiller's VI, and Kienmayer's II Reserve Corps, a total of 61, 000 men, to move forward toward Landshut and guard the flank.

Goldfaden himself soon came to Odessa, pushing Rosenberg's troupe into the provinces, and Osip Mikhailovich Lerner and N. M. Sheikevitch also founded a Yiddish theatre at Odessa, which for several years became the capital of Yiddish theatre.

Some progressive bloggers endorsed Rosenberg, and even some who supported Howard Dean for the post of DNC chair, were friendly towards Rosenberg's candidacy.

To date, NDN and Rosenberg's political efforts for and within the US Democratic Party still enjoy the support of many of their initial backers and original supporters of his candidacy for DNC Chair.

At 16, he tried out for Israel Rosenberg's theater troupe when they passed through town for a month.

They noted that the witness Ruth Greenglass ' recently released Grand Jury testimony said nothing about Ethel Rosenberg's alleged typing activities, for which the government convicted her.

: Visit the Cold War International History Project ( CWIHP ) for the full text of Alexander Vassiliev's Notebooks containing evidence on Rosenberg's involvement in Soviet espionage.

Initially, Munich cultural administrators had doubts about the compatibility of Egk's Stravinskian style with a Nazi audience, and he encountered difficulty with Munich's representative for Alfred Rosenberg's Kampfbund für deutsche Kultur ( Militant League for German Culture ), Paul Ehlers.

As Rosenberg's fan base grew, so did the Odd Todd website, which now includes such random material as " What's Happening ", movie reviews, his search for " Brittney Dirtor ", " Daily Facts I Learned from the TV ", reader-submitted poetry, recipes, and more.

The only weakness of Rosenberg's position was its left side, where the plateau formed a gentle slope, descending northeast.

They were met this time by Rohan's division from Rosenberg's IV Korps, which valiantly attempted to hold its ground, in a stubborn house-to-house defense, despite the fact that village was by now largely engulfed in flames.

The title is itself ambiguous as it both refers to American Action Painters and American Action Painters and reveals Rosenberg's political agenda which consisted in crediting US as the center of international culture after World War II and action painting as the most relevant of its cultural forms.

While the French were preparing their attack, artillery on both sides opened up, with Rosenberg's batteries, placed on high ground and at times behind earthworks.

In 1912 he exhibited at the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts and the Salon d ' Automne with his first solo show held at Léonce Rosenberg's Galerie L ’ Effort Moderne in Paris in 1920.

Rosenberg's critique shifted the emphasis from the object to the struggle itself, with the finished painting being only the physical manifestation, a kind of residue, of the actual work of art, which was in the act or process of the painting's creation.

Building on the ideas of Neil Postman, Riane Eisler, Walter Wink, Carl Rogers, and others, Rosenberg's contribution to this field involves reforming schools into " Life-Enriching " organizations, with the following characteristics:

Rosenberg's work with Carl Rogers on research to investigate the components of a helping relationship was, according to Little, central to the development of NVC.

Rosenberg's work with workshop attendees demonstrates " the real thing.

Israel Rosenberg's troupe ( which later had a series of managers, including Goldfaden's brother Tulya, and which at one point split in two, with one half led by actor Jacob Adler ) gave Russia's first professional Yiddish theater performance in Odessa in 1878.

) ( For greater detail on Adler's time with Rosenberg's company, see Israel Rosenberg.

By his own account, Adler took a leave of absence from his job to travel with Rosenberg's troupe to Kherson, where he made a successful acting debut as the lover Marcus in The Witch of Botoşani.

A series of intrigues almost led to a breakup with Sonya, but ultimately led both back into Rosenberg's troupe and led to their marriage in Poltova.

1999, 114 When they finally managed to get an audience, Goldfaden agreed to allow Rosenberg's company to function as a provincial touring company, but with a different brother of Goldfaden's, Tulya, not merely on board but officially head of the troupe.

In Rosenberg's view of world history, migrating Aryans founded various ancient civilizations which later declined and fell due to inter-marriage with lesser races.

He continued as overnight host until November 2004, when he was moved to middays to co-host with Sid Rosenberg after Rosenberg's previous co-host, Jody McDonald, did not have his contract renewed with the station.