JanFethke 26 February 1903 &ndash 16 December 1980 was a Germany German Poland Polish film director and, under the pen name Jean Forge , a successful author. He also was a famous proponent of the language Esperanto . Life Born in Opole Oppeln , Silesia , JanFethke attended Oppeln s grammar school. Together with his brothers Stefan and Edmond, Fethke learned Esperanto in 1919, when aged sixteen. After leaving grammar school, he edited the periodical Esperanto Triumfonta for several years. Between 1923 and 1924 studied at Technical University of Danzig and worked for a local newspaper before moving to Berlin. In 1921, aged 18, he penned his first novel, the German language Der ausgestopfte Papagei The stuffed parrot . After 1923, he wrote his novels in Esperanto and used the pseudonym Jean Forge . His most important Esperanto works are Abismoj Abysses, 1923 , Saltego trans jarmiloj A leap across the millennia , 1924 and Mr. Tot A etas Mil Okulojn Mr. Tot buys a thousand eyes , 1931 , which have been translated into several languages. His books were inventive, rich in ideas, and a witty representative of enjoyable light literature with a talent for psychological observation and a precise knowledge of effects. After moving to Berlin in 1928, Fethke worked as a writer and assistant for Universum Film AG Ufa . His most successful films were Mutter Krausens Fahrt ins Gl ck Mommie Krause s trip into happiness and Jenseits der Stra e On the far side of the street , for which he wrote ... code WRD&x 15&y 11 Werke von und ber JanFethke de icon Persondata NAME Fethke, Jan ALTERNATIVE ... DEFAULTSORT Fethke, Jan Category 1903 births Category 1980 deaths Category German writers Category ... People from the Province of Silesia Category People from Opole cs Jean Forge de JanFethke eo Jean Forge pl JanFethke ... World War , Fethke achieved fame as a director in Poland. In 1960, he moved to West Berlin. He was a collaborator ... more details
Gary Craig Fethke Ph.D. born January 16, 1942 was an interim president of the University of Iowa . Fethke succeeded David Skorton , who left the University of Iowa to assume the Presidency of Cornell University . Fethke earned both his B.A. and Ph.D degrees from the University of Iowa. He taught at Bradley University from 1968 1974, and at the London School of Economics. He became a management science and economics professor at Iowa. In 1988 Fethke was named an Associate Dean of the Henry B. Tippie College of Business, and in 1993 he was named the interim dean of the Tippie College. One year later he was named Dean. Fethke served as President from David Skorton s departure in of the University of Iowa in 2006 until August 1, 2007. During his tenure, the Iowa Regents engaged in a difficult and controversial search for a full time president, finally selecting Sally Mason . External links http www.uiowa.edu The University of Iowa http www.uiowa.edu president index.html The President s Official Web Site s start s aca succession box title List of University of Iowa people University Presidents President of the University of Iowa br Interim before David J. Skorton after Sally Mason years 2006 August 1, 2007 s end University of Iowa presidents Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Fethke, Gary ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH January 16, 1942 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Fethke, Gary Category 1942 births Category Living people Category Presidents of the University of Iowa ... more details
Jan or JAN may refer to Acronyms Japanese Article Number , a barcode system Japanese Accepted Names for Pharmaceuticals, the Japanese equivalent of United States Adopted Name Jackson Evers International Airport IATA code JAN , an airport in Jackson, Mississippi Jackson, Mississippi Amtrak station , US Amtrak station code JAN Job Accommodation Network , US organization providing information about workplace accommodations for people with disabilities Joint Army Navy, a set of standards for such things as electronic color code for small parts Journal of Advanced Nursing , a scientific magazine by nurses and midwives People Jan name , male variant of John , female shortened form of Janet Jan Arabic name , Arabic title meaning dear also used as a name Other uses Common abbreviation for the month of January Jan comics , pseudonym of Spanish comic book artist Juan L pez Fern ndez A Danish car brand between 1915 and 1918, made by Jan Hagemeister Jan deity , lunar deity in Kachin mythology Jan Mayen , Norwegian island in the Arctic Ocean Abbreviation for the Journal of Addictions Nursing . disambig ca Jan de JAN es Jan fr Jan fy Jan it JAN nl Jan ja pt Jan ru ... more details
Infobox ESC entry See Wikipedia WikiProject Eurovision Song Contest song flagicon Armenia JanJan image File Inga & Anush Jan Jan.jpg 200px caption year 2009 country Armenia artist Inga and Anush Arshakyans Inga & Anush as with language languages Armenian language Armenian , English language English composer Mane Hakopyan lyricist Vardan Zadoyan, br Avet Barseghyan place 10th points 92 place semi 5th points semi 99 prev Q l , Q l prev link Q l , Q l next Apricot Stone next link Apricot Stone JanJan Armenian alphabet Armenian Wikt English language English translation My dear is a song by Armenia n singers Inga and Anush Arshakyans and was the Armenian entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009 , held in Moscow , Russia . ref cite web url http www.esctoday.com news read 13243 title Armenia Eurovision entrant chosen last Klier first Marcus date 2009 02 14 publisher ESCToday accessdate 2009 02 14 ref ref cite web url http www.eurovision.tv page news?id 1919file articles&id 5122 title Armenia decided Inga & Anush to Moscow last Brey first Marco date 2009 02 14 publisher Eurovision.tv accessdate 2009 02 14 ref The song was composed by Mane Akopyan , with lyrics written by Vardan Zadoyan and Avet Barseghyan . ref cite web url http www.diggiloo.net ?info.2009am title Janjan info publisher Diggiloo Thrush accessdate 2009 02 15 ref The song competed for Armenia in the first semi final on 12 May 2009, where it performed sixth. It was a finalist in the song contest and finished 10th with 92 points. Chart positions class wikitable align left width 100 Chart 2009 align left Peak br position align left Swedish Singles Chart ref http swedishcharts.com showitem.asp?interpret Inga 26 Anush&titel Jan Jan&cat s Swedish Singles Chart ref align center 29 align left UK Singles ... stub az JanJan es JanJan eo JanJan hy nn JanJan pt JanJan can o fi JanJan sv JanJan tr JanJan ... more details
Jan Kubis may refer to Jan Kubi 1913 1942 , Czech soldier J n Kubi born 1952 , Slovak diplomat hndis Kubis, Jan de Jan Kubis fr Jan Kubis ... more details
Jan Stanis awski may refer to Jan Stanis awski lexicographer 1893 1973 Jan Stanis awski painter 1860 1907 hndis Stanislawski, Jan pl Jan Stanis awski ... more details
Jan Kok may refer to Jan Kok footballer , medalist at the 1908 Olympics Jan Kok pharmacist , professor and rector magnificus of the University of Amsterdam hndis Kok, Jan nl Jan Kok ... more details
Jan Keizer may refer to Jan Keizer referee , retired Dutch referee Jan Keizer singer , Dutch singer and composer hndis Keizer, Jan nl Jan Keizer ... more details
Jan Dembowski may refer to Jan Dembowski general 1770 1823 , Polish general and politician Jan Bohdan Dembowski 1889 1963 , Polish biologist and politician hndis Dembowski, Jan de Jan Dembowski pl Jan Dembowski ... more details
Jan Vos may refer to Jan Vos poet 1612 1667 , Dutch poet and playwright Jan Vos footballer 1888 1939 , Dutch footballer hndis Vos, Jan de Jan Vos nl Jan Vos ... more details
Jan Hajek or Jan H jek may refer to Jan Hajek scientist Jan H jek tennis hndis name Hajek, Jan Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages cs Jan H jek ... more details
Jan Verheyen may refer to Jan Verheyen footballer , Belgian retired footballer Jan Verheyen director , Belgian film director of e.g. Dossier K. hndis Verheyen, Jan it Jan Verheyen nl Jan Verheyen ... more details
Jan Szczepa ski can refer to Jan Szczepa ski boxer born 1939 Jan Szczepa ski sociologist 1913 2004 Jan Alfred Szczepa ski 1902 1991 , film and theatre critic Jan J zef Szczepa ski 1919 2003 , writer hndis Szczepanski, Jan de Jan Szczepa ski pl Jan Szczepa ski ... more details
mergefrom Jan Nowak name date February 2011 Jan Nowak may refer to People Jan Nowak geologist 1880 1940 , Polish geologist & academic Jan Nowak Jeziora ski 1914 2005 , Polish writer and activist a.k.a. Jan Nowak Jan Nov k 1921 1984 , Czech composer hndis Nowak, Jan pl Jan Nowak ujednoznacznienie ... more details
Jan Jansen may refer to Jan Jansen cyclist , Dutch cyclist Jan B. Jansen , Norwegian professor of medicine Jan K. S. Jansen , Norwegian professor of medicine Jan Helge Jansen , Norwegian politician Jan Jansen, a List of Baldur s Gate characters Baldur s Gate character See also Jan Jansohn , guitarist Jan Janssen disambiguation Jan Jansson disambiguation hndis name Jansen, Jan nl Jan Jansen ... more details
Jan Halvorsen may refer to Jan Fr ystein Halvorsen , Norwegian judge Jan Halvor Halvorsen , Norwegian footballer and coach hndis name Halvorsen, Jan ... more details
Jan Johansen may refer to Jan Johansen singer born 1966 , Swedish singer Jan Johansen kayaker born 1944 , former Norwegian Olympic flatwater canoer Jan Arvid Johansen born 1947 , Norwegian musician See also Jan Johansson disambiguation hndis Johansen, Jan no Jan Johansen ... more details
Jan Holub may refer to Jan Holub ice hockey born 1983 , Czech ice hockey player Jan Holub I b. , Czechoslovakian speedway rider Jan Holub II born 1968 , Czechoslovakian and Czech speedway rider Jan Holub III born 1991 , Czech speedway rider hndis Holub, Jan pl Jan Holub ... more details
Jan Brueghel can refer to two Flemish painters Jan Brueghel the Elder 1568 1625 Jan Brueghel the Younger 1601 1678 hndis Brueghel, Jan de Jan Brueghel fr Jan Brueghel he it Jan Brueghel lv Jans Br gels ja pl Jan Brueghel pt Jan Brueghel ro Jan Brueghel ... more details
Jan Jansson may refer to Jan Janssonius , 1588 1664 , also known as Jan Jansson and Jan Janszoon, Dutch cartographer who lived and worked in Amsterdam in the 17th century Jan Jansson footballer born 1968 , Swedish footballer See also Jan Jansen disambiguation Jan Jansohn , guitarist Jan Janssen disambiguation hndis Jansson, Jan Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages sv Jan Jansson ... more details
Jan Peters may refer to Yakov Peters , also known as Jan Peters , Soviet revolutionary Jan Peters footballer , Dutch football player hndis Peters, Jan Long comment to avoid being listed on short pages nl Jan Peters ... more details
Jan Bystro may refer to Jan Bystro linguist 1860 1902 , Polish linguist Jan Stanis aw Bystro 1892 1964 , his son, Polish sociologist and ethnographer hndis Bystron, Jan pl Jan Bystro ... more details
Jan opusza ski may refer to Jan opusza ski physicist 1923 2008 , professor of Wroc aw University Jan opusza ski politician , 1955 leader of the political party Porozumienie Polskie hndis name Lopuszanski, Jan pl Jan opusza ski ... more details
Jan Opali ski may refer to several members of the Opali ski family Jan Opali ski 1519 1561 or 1529? , father of Jan Opali ski 1546 1598 Jan Opali ski 1546 1598 1546 c. 1590 , castellan of Rogozno, father of Jan Opali ski 1581 1637 Jan Opali ski 1581 1637 , voivode of Pozna Jan Opali ski 1642 1682 Jan Karol Opali ski , 1642 1695 , castellan of Pozna , starost hndis Opalinski, Jan ... more details
Jan Hofmeyr may refer to Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr Onze Jan , 1845 1909 , known as Our Jan Onze Jan , journalist and South African politician, leader of the Afrikaner Bond political party of the Cape Colony Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr 1894 1948 , Nephew of Our Jan , Rhodes Scholar, University professor and South African politician Jan Hendrik S. Hofmeyr , South African biologist and complexity theorist hndis Hofmeyr, Jan ... more details
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