After Nazi Germany defeated France in 1940, he opposed the granting of full authority to Philippe Pétain, the leader of the Germany-dependent puppet regime established in Vichy, France, and joined the French Resistance and took part in the resistance ranks under the pseudonym Violette.
Fenerbahçe Club Board Member Acun Ilıcalı said that they decided not to continue with Belgian striker Michy Batshuayi in line with the report of coach Jose Mourinho. (June 2024)
Canadian master actor Donald Sutherland, who made a name for himself with The Hunger Games film series, passed away at the age of 88. The news of Sutherland's death was announced by his son Kiefer Sutherland, who is also an actor.
He was born to a Jewish family in Friedberg, Hessen, Germany. He had to emigrate from Germany on October 1, 1933, due to the Nazi regime. He accepted the official call of the Turkish State and started working as a lecturer at Istanbul University Faculty of Law on October 4, 1933.
Jann Mardenborough's entry into the world of racing took very different paths. Learning how to control a car from game consoles, Mardenborough entered the world of racing through the back door, even through the chimney.
Collins' career began in 1991 writing television shows for children. She has worked on many television shows on Nickelodeon. She wrote the cartoons Clarissa Explains It All, The Mystery Files of Shelby Woo, Little Bear, and Oswald. Later she started writing books for children.
Netflix series Baby Reindeer, created by Scottish comedian Richard Gadd, caused a huge sensation. The series, watched by more than 60 million people in the first month of its broadcast, won the Gotham TV award. The serial's name is even expected to be mentioned at the Emmy Awards.
Kitaro, whose real name is Masanori Takahashi, is one of the most well-known representatives of this music, such as Vangelis and Yanni. However, unlike others, his music contains traces of the Far Eastern culture of which he is a part, rather than Western-style melodies.
Namık Kemal, who is known as the Poet of the Homeland, also gave importance to the theater genre and wrote six plays. "Homeland or Silistria", a play of patriotism and heroism, aroused interest not only in the country but also in Europe and was translated into five languages.
His inability to start the construction of the Gustav Mahler monument, which he had been working on since 1926, and the threats he received from the Nazis because Gustav Mahler was Jewish, drove him into a nervous breakdown. As a result of a nervous breakdown in 1932, he was hospitalized for 6 weeks.
