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The International who's who ; who's who in the world, incorporated with the International blue book … a biographical dictionary of the world's notable living men and women, 1910
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1BELOV, Nikolay Vasilievich; Soviet crystallographer; b. 14 Dec. 1891, Yanov, Poland; s. of Vasilii Vasilievich and Olga Andreyevna; m. Aleksandra Grigorevna (Ivanova); two d.; ed. St. Petersburg Polytechnic Inst. Head, X-ray Dept., Inst. of Crystallography of U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1938-; Prof. of Crystallography, Gorky Univ. 1946-, Moscow Univ. 1953-; Vice-Pres. Int. Union of Crystallography 1957-63, Pres. 1966-69; Pres. Nat. Comm. of Soviet Crystallographers; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1946-53, mem. 1953-; Foreign mem. Polish Acad. of Sciences 1977-; Hon. mem. of Mineral Socs. of U.S.S.R., U.S.A., France, U.K., German Dem. Repub.; Fedorov Prize 1947, State Prize 1952, Order of Red Banner of Labour 1953, Order of Lenin (three times), Lomonosov Medal 1966, Hero of Socialist Labour 1969, Lenin Prize 1974, Order of October Revolution 1975. Publications: Structure of Ionic Crystals 1947, Structural Crystallography 1951, A Classroom Method of Deriving 230 Space Groups of Symmetry 1951, 1651 Schubnikov Groups 1956, Crystal Chemistry of Silicates with Large Cations 1961, Mineralogy—Periodic System 1975, Essays in Structural Mineralogy 1949-1978 (212 pieces), Systematic Analysis of Patterson Function Starting from Crystal Symmetry 1974. Leisure interest: swimming. Address: Institute of Crystallography, Academy of Sciences of U.S.S.R., 59 Leninsky Prospekt, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
3BELSKY, Igor Dmitriyevich; Soviet choreographer; b. 28 March 1925; ed. Leningrad Ballet School. Dancer with Leningrad Kirov Theatre of Opera and Ballet 1943-62; Teacher of folk character dance at Leningrad Choreography School 1946-; Producer and Choreographer, Leningrad Kirov Theatre of Opera and Ballet 1959-62, Chief Choreographer 1962-; People's Artist of the R.S.F.S.R. Principal roles: Rotbart (Swan Lake), Nurali (Fountain of Bakhchiserai), Tybalt (Romeo and Juliet), Shurale (Yarushllin's Shurale), Severyan (Prokofiev's Stone Flower), Mako (Karayev's Thunder Road). Chief productions: Shores of Hope (Petrov) 1959, Leningrad Symphony (Shostakovich) 1961, Humpbacked Horse (Shchedrin) 1963. Address: Leningrad Kirov Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Ploshchad Iskusstva I, Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
5BELTRÁN, Washington; Uruguayan newspaper executive and politician; b. 1914; ed. Universidad de la República, Montevideo; joined El País 1939, Sub-Dir. 1949-61, Co-Dir. 1961-; mem. House of Representatives 1946; founded Reconstrucción Blanca group 1954, and Unión Blanca Democrática group within Partido Nacional 1950; Senator 1950-73; Nat. Counsellor of Govt. 1962-65; Pres. of National Council of Govt. 1965-66. Address: c/o Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Avenida 18 de Julio 1205, Montevideo, Uruguay.
7BELTRÃO, Alexandre Fontana; Brazilian coffee executive; b. 28 April 1924, Curitiba, Paraná; s. of Alexandre Beltrão and late Zilda Fontana Beltrão; m. Anna Emilia Beltrão 1964; two c.; ed. Instituto Santa Maria, Curitiba, Univ. de São Paulo, Escola Nacional de Engenharia, Rio de Janeiro. Assistant engineer 1944; army officer 1945-46; asst. engineer, Dept. of Soil Mechanics, Inst. de Pesquisas Tecnológicas, São Paulo 1948; trained in regional planning at Inst. Nat. d'Aerophotogrammetrie, Ministère de la Reconstruction, Paris and at Ministry of Works, London 1950-51; founder and Dir. of SPL (Planning Services Ltd.) 1954-; observer, Govt. of State of Paraná to UN Int. Coffee Conf. 1962; special adviser to Pres. Brazilian Coffee Inst. 1964; Chief Brazilian Coffee Inst. Bureau, N.Y. 1965-67; Pres. World Coffee Promotion Cttee. of Int. Coffee Org. 1965-67; Exec. Dir. Int. Coffee Org. May 1968-; Commdr. Order of Rio Branco. Publications: Paraná and the Coffee Economy 1963, essay on Economy of States of Paraná, Pará and Ceará (Brazil) 1958. Address: International Coffee Organization, 22 Berners Street, London, W.1, England. Telephone: 01-580 8595 (London); 267-2895 (Rio).
9BELTRÃO, Hélio Marcos Penna, F.I.A.M.; Brazilian lawyer and economist; b. 15 Oct. 1916, Rio de Janeiro; s. of Heitor and Christiana Penna Beltrão; m. Maria Coutinho Beltrão 1966; one s. two d.; ed. Faculdade Nacional de Direito and New York Univ. Director and Pres. of Social Security Agency (IPASE-IAPI) 1941-46; Pres. Brazilian Petroleum Inst. 1954-56; Dir. of Petrobrás S.A. (Govt. Oil Co.) 1954-56; Sec. of Planning, State of Guanabara 1960-61; mem. Board Nat. Bank for Econ. Devt. 1961-62, 1972, Nat. Housing Bank 1965-, Itaipu Binacional 1974-; mem. Cttee. on Fed. Admin. Reorganization 1964-67; Minister of Planning and Gen. Co-ordination March 1967-Oct. 1969; Dir. and Vice-Pres. Mesbla S.A. (chain of dept. stores), Rio de Janeiro 1962-71; Pres. Ultra Group of Companies 1969-; Pres. Getec-Guanabara Química Industrial 1970-; Dir. and Vice-Pres. Paraiso Cement Co. 1970-73; Pres. Brazilian Acad. of Science and Admin. 1975-; mem. Board Companhia Siderurgica Nacional 1978-; Fellow, Int. Acad. of Management 1971-. Leisure interest: popular music. Address: Avenida Graça Aranhan, 206-12° andar, Rio de Janeiro RJ (Office); Rua Prudente de Moraes, 1179 Penthouse Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro RJ, Brazil (Home).
11BELUKHA, Nikolay Andreyevich; Soviet politician; b. 16 Oct. 1920, Poltava, Ukraine; ed. Moscow Bauman Higher Technical School. Design Engineer, Chelyabinsk factory and research inst. in Leningrad 1945-48; Party Official 1948-63; Second Sec., Central Cttee., Communist Party of Latvia 1963-; mem. Bureau, Central Cttee., CP of Latvia; mem. Cen. Auditing Comm. of CPSU 1966-71, Candidate mem. Central Cttee. 1971-; Deputy Supreme Soviet of U.S.S.R. 1962-; mem. Comm. for Problems of Youth, Soviet of Nationalities; mem. CPSU 1948-. Address: Central Committee, Communist Party of Latvia, Riga, U.S.S.R.
13BELYAYEV, Spartak Timofeyevich, DR.SC.; Soviet physicist; b. 27 Oct. 1923, Moscow; ed. Moscow State Univ. Junior research worker, senior research worker, Head of Laboratory, I. Kurchatov Inst. of Nuclear Physics 1952-62; Siberian Dept., Acad. of Sciences 1962-; Prof., Rector, Novosibirsk State Univ. 1965-; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1964-68, Academician 1968-; mem. CPSU 1943-; Order of Lenin, Red Star, Order of October Revolution and medals. Publications: Scientific works in field of theory of atomic nucleus, particle movement in cyclotron, physics of relativistic plasma, statistic physics of quantum, many body systems. Address: Akademgorodok, Novosibirsk, U.S.S.R.
15BEN ABBES, Youssef, M.D.; Moroccan physician and politician; b. 15 Aug. 1921, Rabat; m. Marie Ben Abbes; 2 c.; ed. Marrakesh, Medical Coll. of Algiers and Paris; joined Public Health Service 1949, Dir. several hospitals, then Insp. of Public Health; Minister of Health 1958-62, of Health and Educ. 1961, of Educ., Youth and Sport 1961-65, of Foreign Affairs 1970-71; Mayor of Marrakesh and Pres. Provincial Council; Amb. to U.A.R. 1965-66, to Italy and Greece 1967-68, to Algeria 1969-70, to Spain 1971-72, to France and UNESCO 1972-, to the Vatican 1976-; Commdr. de l'Ordre nationale du Trone (Morocco), Commdr. de l'Ordre nationale du Mérite and other orders and decorations. Address: Embassy of Morocco, rue le Tasse 3, Paris 16e, France.
17BEN-AHARON, Yitzhak; Israeli administrator; b. 1906, Bukovina, Austria; ed. Berlin High School for Political Science and Econs; went to Palestine 1928; founder of Kibbutz Givat Hayim; Sec. Tel-Aviv Labour Council 1938-39; Lieut. British Army, Second World War; prisoner-of-war 1941-45; mem. Knesset 1949-62; Minister of Transport 1959-62; mem. Knesset 1969-; Sec.-Gen. Histadrut 1969-73. Publications: Listen Gentile, Michtavim Leuni, Bepheta Temura. Address: Kibbutz Givat Hayim (Meyuhad), Doar Hedera, Israel.
19BEN BELLA, Mohammed; Algerian politician; b. 1916. Warrant Officer in Moroccan regiment during Second World War (decorated); Chief O.A.S. rebel military group in Algeria 1947; imprisoned 1949-52 (escaped); directed Algerian national movement from exile in Libya 1952-56; arrested Oct. 1956; held in France 1959-62; Vice-Premier, Algerian Nationalist Provisional Govt., Tunis 1962, Leader, Algerian Political Bureau, Algeria 1962, Premier of Algeria Sept. 1962-65. Pres. of Algeria Sept. 1963-65; detained 1965-79; Lenin Peace Prize 1964. Address: Algiers, Algeria.
21BEN HAIM, Paul; Israeli composer; b. 5 July 1897, Munich, Germany; s. of Dr. Heinrich Frankenburger and Anna Schulmann; m. Helena Achan 1934; one s.; ed. State Acad. of Music and Univ. of Munich; active as conductor, composer and pianist in Germany until 1933; settled in Tel-Aviv permanently 1933; composer and teacher since 1933; Hon. Pres. League of Composers in Israel; Israel State Prize 1957; Cross of Merit, First Class (Fed. Repub. of Germany) 1968. Compositions: 5 Pieces for Piano 1948, Sonatina for Piano 1949, Sonata for Violin Solo 1951, Melody and Variations 1953, Sonata for Piano 1954, Three Songs without Words 1954, Concerto for Strings 1957, The Sweet Psalmist of Israel 1959, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra 1960, Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra 1961, Concerto for Cello and Orchestra 1963, two symphonies and many other works. Address: 11 Aharonovitz Street, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
23BEN-NATAN, Asher; Israeli diplomatist; b. 15 Feb. 1921, Vienna; m. Erika Frudt 1940; one s. one d.; ed. Z. P. Hayut Hebrew Coll., Vienna and Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales, Geneva. Co-founder and mem. Kibbutz Mederot-Zeraim 1938-44, latterly Sec. and Treas.; Political Dept., Jewish Agency 1944-45; on mission to Europe to organize rescue of Jews and illegal immigration to Palestine; attached to office of Head of Jewish Agency 1947-48; Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1948-51; studies in Geneva 1951-53; Govt. Rep. on Board of Red Sea Inkodeh Co. 1953-56, Gen. Man. 1955-56; Rep. of Ministry of Defence in Europe 1956-58; Dir.-Gen.
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