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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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21967, Lenin Prize 1973. Principal compositions: Two Piano Concertos 1933, 1971, Five Pieces for Piano 1933, First Symphony 1935, Three Pieces for Piano 1935, Suite for Orchestra from Music for Much Ado About Nothing, In the Storm (Opera) 1939, Second Symphony 1941, incidental music for play Long Ago 1942, Frol Skobeyev (Opera) 1950, Mother (Opera) 1956, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra 1959, A Hundred Devils and One Girl (Operetta) 1961, Two Concertos for Violin 1964, 1976, White Nights (Operetta) 1967, Boy Giant (opera for children) 1969, Our Courtyard (ballet for children) 1970, Much Ado About Hearts (chamber opera) 1974, Third Symphony 1975, Love for Love (ballet) 1975, Concerto No. 2 for violin and orchestra 1976. Address: Composers' Union of the U.S.S.R., Ulitsa Nezhdanovoi 8/10, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
4KHRISTIANOVICH, Sergey Alekseyevich; Soviet mechanical engineer; b. 9 Nov. 1908, St. Petersburg (now Leningrad); ed. Leningrad Univ. Specialist in field of hydrodynamics and gas dynamics; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1939, mem. 1943-; Sec. Technical Sciences Section, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1953-56, Inst. of Physical Chem. of U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1956-57, Deputy Chair. Siberian section, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1957-61; Dir. Inst. of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, Siberian Div. 1957-65, All-Univ. Inst. of Physico-Technical and Radio-Technical Measurement 1965-72, Inst. of Mechanical Problems, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1972-; Hero of Socialist Labour 1969; thrice State prize laureate; Zhukovsky prize of U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1942; Order of Lenin (six times) and other decorations; mem. CPSU 1949-. Address: U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
6KIANO, Julius Gikonyo, M.A., Ph.D.; Kenyan economist and politician; b. 1 June 1926, Weithaga, Kenya; s. of Jonathan Kiano and Damari Wanjiru Kiano; m. Jane Mumbi Kiano 1966; two s. three d.; ed. Alliance High School, Kikuyu, Makerere Univ. Coll., Uganda, Antioch Coll., Stanford Univ. and Univ. of California at Berkeley, U.S.A. Lecturer in Econs. and Constitutional Law at Royal Tech. Coll., Kenya (now Univ. of Nairobi) 1956-58; elected mem. Kenya Legis. Council 1958-63; mem. Indian Govt. Cultural Scholarships Cttee. and U.S. Scholarship Cttee. 1959-62; mem. Kenya Advisory Council on Tech. Educ. and Vocational Training 1960-62; mem. Kenya Parl. 1963-; Minister of Commerce and Industry 1963-66, Minister of Labour 1966-67, Minister of Educ. 1968-70, Minister of Local Govt. 1970-73, Minister of Commerce and Industry 1973-76, Minister of Water Devt. 1976-; Chair. African Ministers of Educ. Conf. 1968, African Ministers of Industry Conf. 1975; mem. Common Market and Econ. Consultative Council of the East African Community 1973-76; Pres. UN Conf. on Desertification Aug.-Sept. 1977; mem. Freedom from Hunger Council 1976-; mem. Governing Council UNEP 1977-; mem. Exec. Cttee. Kenya African Nat. Union (KANU) 1978-, Sec. KANU Parl. Group. Leisure interests: social welfare. Address: Ministry of Water Development, Nairobi, Kenya.
8KIBAKI, Mwai, B.A., B.SC.(ECON.); Kenyan politician; b. 1931, Othaya, Kenya; ed. Makerere Univ. Coll. Lecturer in Econs. at Makerere Univ. Coll. 1959-60; Nat. Exec. Officer Kenya African Nat. Union 1960-62; elected by Legis. Council as one of Kenya's nine reps. in Central Legis. Assembly of East African Common Services Org. 1962; mem. House of Reps. for Nairobi Doonholm 1963-; Parl. Sec. to Treasury 1963; Asst. Minister of Econ. Planning and Devt. 1964-66; Minister for Commerce and Industry 1966-69; Minister of Finance Dec. 1969-Nov. 1970; Minister of Finance and Econ. Planning 1970-78; Vice-Pres. of Kenya Oct. 1978-. Address: Office of the Vice-President, Nairobi, Kenya.
10KIBALNIKOV, Aleksandr Pavlovich; Soviet sculptor; b. 22 Aug. 1912, Orehovo village, Tsaritsyn (now Volgograd) region; ed. Saratov Art School. Exhbn. of first works 1939; designed monuments to Mayakovsky, Tretyakov, and Stalin in Moscow; works in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow; memorial complex (Heroic Fortress in concrete, stone and metal), Brest 1971; Chair. Moscow section, Union of Artists of R.S.F.S.R. 1963-66; mem. Soviet Acad. of Arts 1954-; State Prize for statue of Chernyshevsky 1949, 1951, Lenin Prize 1959, People's Artist of U.S.S.R. 1963; mem. CPSU 1963-. Address: U.S.S.R. Academy of Arts, Ulitsa Kropotkinskogo 21, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
12KIBEDI, Wanume, LL.B.; Ugandan lawyer and politician; b. 3 Aug. 1941, Busesa; s. of Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Kibedi; m. Elizabeth Kibedi (née Amin) 1970; one d.; ed. Busoga Coll. and Univ. of London; articled with Waterhouse and Co., London 1961-66, admitted solicitor 1966; worked in office of Attorney-Gen., Uganda 1968; Partner, Binaisa and Co. (advocates) 1969-70; Minister of Foreign Affairs Feb. 1971-73 (resigned); del. to UN Gen. Assembly 1971. Leisure interests: chess, tennis, reading.
14KIDD, Paul James Garland, Q.C.; Canadian business executive; b. 25 June 1913; s. of the late Rev. Charles and Mary (Youngson) Kidd; m. Elizabeth Dixon 1940; two d.; ed. Gananoque High School, Queen's Univ. and Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto; joined Legal Dept. of Hiram Walker & Sons Ltd. (Distillers) 1936; now Senior Vice-Pres. and Dir. Hiram Walker-Gooderham & Worts Ltd., and officer and Dir. of various subsidiary companies; Dir. Corby Distilleries Ltd., Liquid Carbonic Canada Ltd. Address: 2072 Riverside Drive East, Walkerville, Ont. N8Y 4S5 (Office); 7080 Riverside Drive East, Windsor, Ont. N8S 1C3, Canada (Home).
16KIDRON, Abraham, B.A.; Israeli diplomatist; b. 19 Nov. 1919; two d.; ed. Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem; joined Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem 1949-50; Attaché, Rome Embassy 1950-52; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem 1953-54; Consul, Cyprus 1954-56; First Sec. (Press), London Embassy 1957-59; Head of Research Dept. and Spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1959-63; Minister, Israel Legation, Yugoslavia 1963-65; Amb. to Philippines 1965-67; Asst. Dir.-Gen. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jerusalem 1969-71, Deputy Dir.-Gen. 1972-73, Dir.-Gen. 1973-76; Amb. to Netherlands 1976-77, to U.K. June 1977-. Address: c/o Embassy of Israel, 2 Palace Green, London, W.8, England.
18KIEBER, Walter, D.JUR.; Liechtenstein politician; b. 20 Feb. 1931, Feldkirch, Austria; s. of Alfons and Elisabeth Kieber; m. Selma Ritter 1959; one s. one d.; ed. Grammar School in Bregenz, Austria, Univ. of Innsbruck; lawyer in Vaduz 1955-59; entered civil service as Chief of the Govt. Legal Office 1959; Chief of Presidential Office 1965-; Sec.-Gen. of Govt. 1969, Deputy Chief of Govt. 1970-74, Chief of Govt. 1974-78, Deputy Chief of Govt. with responsibility for Economy, Transport, Justice, Youth and Sport April 1978-; Grand Cross, Liechtenstein Order of Merit, Grosses Goldenes Ehrenzeichen am Bande für Verdienste um die Republik Österreich (Austria); Progressive Citizens' Party. Address: Landstrasse 22, FL-9494 Schaan, Liechtenstein. Telephone: 2-25-29.
20KIELMANSEGG, Gen. Johann Adolf, Graf von; retired German army officer; b. 30 Dec. 1906, Hofgeismar; s. of the late Adolf Graf von Kielmansegg and the late Eva Graefin von Kielmansegg (née von Werner); m. Mechthild Freiin von Dincklage 1933; two s. two d.; ed. Monastic School, Rossleben. Army Service 1926, Officer 1930; War Acad., Berlin 1937-39; Gen. Staff, 1st and 6th Panzer Div. 1939-42; OKH (High Command of the Army) 1942-44, C.O. Infantry Regiment III 1944-45; journalistic activities 1945-50; Defence Ministry 1950-55; Mil. Rep. of Fed. Repub. of Germany to SHAPE, Paris 1955-58; Second-in-Command, 5th Panzer Div. 1959-60, later C.O. 10th Panzer Div.; Defence Ministry, Bonn until 1963, promoted to rank of Gen. 1963; C.-in-C. Allied Land Forces, Cen. Europe 1963-66; C.-in.-C. Allied Forces, Cen. Europe 1966-68; now writer on politico-military matters; mem. Int. Inst. for Strategic Studies (London), and German Assn. for Foreign Affairs; mem. U.S. Strategic Inst. Washington, D.C.; Grand Cross of the Fed. Repub. with Ribbon and Star, Commdr. Légion d'honneur Commdr. Legion of Merit. Leisure interests: history, political science. Address: 7812 Bad Krozingen, Batzenbergstr. 7, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: 07633-3352.
22KIENIEWICZ, Stefan, Ph.D.; Polish historian; b. 20 Sept. 1907, Dereszewicze, U.S.S.R.; ed. Poznań Univ. Docent 1946-49, Assoc. Prof. 1949-58, Prof. Warsaw Univ. 1958-; Corresp. mem. Polish Acad. of Sciences (PAN) 1965-69, mem. 1969-, Chair. Cttee. of Historical Sciences 1969-71, 1975-, mem. 1971-75, mem. Scientific Council of PAN History Inst.; Head of Contemporary Polish History Group, Warsaw Univ.; Ed. Przeglad Historyczny 1952-; mem. Polish Historical Soc.; Knight's Cross, Order of Polonia Restituta 1954, Officer's Cross 1958, Commdr.'s Cross 1973, State Prize 1955, 1964, Minister of Nat. Defence Prize 1972, State Prize (1st Class) 1978. Publications: Społeczeństwo polskie w powstaniu poznańskim 1848, Ruch chłopski w Galicji 1846, Sprawa włościańska w Powstaniu Styczniowym, Między ugodą a rewolucją, Andrzej Zamoyski w latach 1861-1862, Historia Polski 1795-1864, Historia Polski 1795-1918 1968, Powstanie Styczniowe 1972, Historia Polski 1976, Warszawa w Latach 1795-1918 1977, Zarys dziejów Szkoły Głównej Warszawskiej (in preparation). Address: Ul. Wiktorska 83/87 m. 32, 02-582 Warsaw, Poland.
24KIERANS, Eric William; Canadian economist and politician; b. 2 Feb. 1914, Montreal; s. of Hugh Kierans and Lena (née Schmidt); m. Teresa Catherine Whelan 1938; one s. one d.; ed. Loyola Coll., Montreal, and McGill Univ., Montreal. Prof. of Commerce and Finance 1953-60; Dir. McGill School of Commerce 1953-60; Pres. Montreal and Canadian Stock Exchanges 1960-63; Minister of Revenue, Quebec 1963-65; Minister of Health, Quebec 1965-66; Pres. Quebec Liberal Fed. 1966-68; Postmaster-Gen. and Minister responsible for Dept. of Communications 1968-69; Minister of
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