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1Welt 1971, Aufbruch zum Geist 1972, Das Zeichen Gottes 1973, Der Mensch ist für die Zukunft angelegt 1975, Kirche und Welt 1978. Address: Erzbischöfliches Sekretariat, Rotenturmstrasse 2, 1010 Vienna, Austria. Telephone: 529511.
3KÖNIG, Gerd; German diplomatist; b. 24 June 1930, Klettwitz; ed. Akademie für Staats- und Rechtswissenschaften 1952-53, and at Inst. for Int. Relations, Moscow, U.S.S.R.; on staff of, G.D.R. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cultural Attaché at Belgrade Embassy 1959-62; leading functionary in Int. Relations Section of Cen. Cttee., Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands (SED) 1962-73; Cand. mem. SED Cen. Cttee. 1976-; Amb. to Czechoslovakia 1973-; Vaterländischer Verdienstorden in Bronze and other decorations. Address: Embassy of the German Democratic Republic, Gottwaldovo nábřeží 32, 125 39 Prague, Czechoslovakia.
5KÖNIG, Herbert, DR.RER.POL.; German lawyer, political and financial scientist and international consultant; b. 25 July 1925, Frankfurt; m.; ed. Univs. of Frankfurt and Graz; entered local govt. service, Frankfurt 1945, Fed. Govt. Service 1956; Fed. Acad. of Finance 1957; Asst. to Pres. Fed. Audit Board 1958; Budget Officer, Fed. Ministry for Econ. Affairs 1962, Counsellor for Mining Affairs 1966, Deputy Dir.-Gen. Cen. Dept. 1968; Deputy mem. Comm. for Reform of Foreign Service 1969; Asst. Sec.-Gen. OECD 1970-72; Consultant to Council of Europe and other orgs.; mem. Fed. Govt.'s Project Group on the Reform of Govt. and Admin. 1973-75; Fed. States and Local Govt. Adviser 1976-; part-time Prof. Univ. of Bielefeld and Cologne; Chairholder for Admin. Sciences, High School of the Bundeswehr, Hamburg 1978-. Publications: books and studies on organization, budget and personnel, mining and financial control. Address: Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft, Bonn (Office); D 5309 Meckenheim-Merl, Auf der Lehmwiese 11, Federal Republic of Germany (Home). Telephone: (02221) 761 (Office); (02225) 6847 (Home).
7KÖNIG, René, PH.D.; German sociologist; b. 5 July 1906, Magdeburg; s. of Gustav König and Marguerite Godefroy-Leboeuf; m. Irmgard Tillmanns 1947; two s.; ed. Univs. of Vienna, Berlin and Paris; Mem., Faculty Zurich Univ. 1938; apptd. to Chair of Sociology, Cologne Univ. 1949-74; Sec. First World Congress of Sociology, Zurich 1950; Editor Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie and Sozialpsychologie 1955; Pres. Int. Sociological Asscn. 1962-66; Guest Prof. Univs. of Mich. 1957, 1974, Calif. 1957, 1959-60, 1964-65, Columbia Univ. 1959, Colo. 1962, Arizona 1968-69, 1975; Rockefeller Fellow 1952; mem. Royal Netherlands Acad. of Sciences 1970; Hon. mem. German Sociological Asscn. 1975; Commendatore del Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italiana; Gold Medal, German Criminological Asscn., Gold Medal German Asscn. of Engineers, Premio Verga 1967, Medal for Education (Afghanistan) 1975. Publications: Naturalistische Ästhetik in Frankreich 1931, Niccolò Macchiavelli 1941, Materialien zur Soziologie der Familie 1946 (2nd ed. 1974), Soziologie heute 1949, Soziologie 1957, 1967, Grundformen der Gesellschaft: Soziologie der Gemeinde 1958 (English trans. The Community 1967), Das Buch der Mode 1958, 1967, Handbuch der empirischen Sozialforschung 1962, 1968, 1973, Soziologische Orientierungen 1972, Macht und Reiz der Mode (English trans. The Restless Image) 1971, Soziologische Studien 1971, Indianer Wohin? Alternativen in Arizona 1973, Kritik der historischexistenzialistischen Soziologie 1975, Durkheim zur Diskussion 1978. Address: Marienstrasse 9, 5 Cologne 40, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: Cologne 50-86-13 (Home).
9KONJOVIC, Petar; Yugoslav composer and conductor; b. 5 May 1883; ed. Prague Conservatoire; fmr. Dir. Nat. Theatre, Novi Sad and Osijek; fmr. Dir. Ministry of Public Instruction and Zagreb Opera; fmr. Pres. Yugoslav Section Int. Society for Contemporary Music, Zagreb, and Society of Friends of Slavic Music, Belgrade; fmr. Dir. Inst. of Musicology and Sec. to Dept. for Arts and Music in Serbian Acad. of Sciences; fmr. Rector and Prof. Acad. of Music, Belgrade; Fellow of Serbian Acad. of Sciences and Arts. Works include: Vilin Veo-Ženidba Miloševa, Knezod Zete, Koštana, Majka Jugovića—La Patrie (operas), Seljaci (folk opera), Moja Zemlja, 100 Yugoslav folk songs arranged for voice and piano; Lyric, 24 songs, Makar Chudra, symphonic poem for complete orchestra; Koštana, symphonic tryptichon, Sonata for violin and piano; Na Selu (In the Country) symphonic variations; Capriccio adriatico concerto for violin and orchestra; songs and folk songs; symphony orchestra and chamber music works (two string quartets); Musica Divina, Liturgies, Psalms, Hymns and 20 other works for choirs. Publications: Personalities in Theatre and Music, Serbian and Slav Music, Miloje Milojević, Stevan Mokranjac—a musical portrait 1956. Address: Prvog maja 32/III, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
11KONO, Fumihiko, B.ENG.; Japanese business executive; b. 22 Nov. 1896, Otawara City; m. 1929; one s. two d.; ed. Tokyo Univ.; Aircraft Designer, Mitsubishi Internal Combustion Engine Mfg. Co. Ltd. 1921-45; Gen. Man. First Engineering Works, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. 1945, Kawasaki Engineering Works 1945-50; Dir. and Gen. Man. Kawasaki Engineering Works, Mitsubishi Nippon Heavy Industries Ltd. 1950-52, Man. Dir. 1952-56, Vice-Pres. 1956-61, Pres. 1961-64; Exec. Vice-Pres. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. 1964-65, Pres. 1965-70, 1970-73; Dir. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Ltd., Mitsubishi Steel Co. Ltd., Mitsubishi Atomic Power Industries Inc.; Vice-Pres. Fed. of Econ. Orgs. (Keidannen); Governing Dir. Japan Fed. of Employers' Asscns., The Shipbuilders' Asscn. of Japan; Vice-Pres. The Machinery Fed.; Blue Ribbon Medal. Leisure interests: baseball, golf. Address: 33-9, 6-chome, Denenchofu, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan (Home). Telephone: 03-721-4481.
13KONOPACKI, Henryk, M.A.; Polish chemist and government official; b. 25 Jan. 1925, Wronki; ed. Univ. of Poznań; various management posts in Pionki Chemicals Enterprise; Chief Eng. Organic and Artificial Materials Enterprise 1958-60, Dir. 1960-66; Deputy Minister of Chem. Industry 1966-76, Minister Dec. 1976-; mem. Polish United Workers' Party (PZPR); Order of Banner of Labour (Second Class). Address: Ministerstwo Przemysłu Chemicznego, ul. Wspólna 4, 00-926 Warsaw, Poland.
15KONOPHAGHOS, Constantine; Greek professor and politician; b. 1912; m.; one s. one d.; ed. Ecole Centrale, Paris; with Soc. Française du Laurion; with Soc. Anonyme de Produits Chimiques et d'Engrais; Prof. at Polytechnic 1963, Rector 1973; mem. Parl. for Preveza 1974-77; Minister of Industry 1974-77; Gold Cross of George I, Commdr. Order of the Phoenix, Légion d'honneur, Médaille de la Ville de Gand (Belgium). Publications: many scientific and literary works. Address: c/o Ministry of Industry, Athens, Greece.
17KONOTOP, Vasiliy Ivanovich; Soviet politician; b. 1910; ed. Kharkov Machine-Building Inst.; Mem. Communist Party of Soviet Union 1944-; worked Kolomna Engineering Works 1942-52; party work, Moscow District 1952-59; Chair. Exec. Cttee. Moscow District Council for Deputies of Labour 1959-63; First Sec. Moscow District Cttee. CPSU 1963-; Cand. mem. Cen. Cttee. of CPSU 1961-64, mem. 1964-; mem. Presidium of Supreme Soviet 1966-; Deputy to U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet 1954; mem. Cttee. U.S.S.R. Parl. Group. Address: Moscow Regional Committee of CPSU, 6 Staraya ploshchad, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
19KONOVALOV, Sergey, M.A., B.LITT.; British Slavonic scholar; b. 31 Oct. 1899, Moscow, U.S.S.R.; s. of Aleksandr Konovalov and Nadyezhda Vtorov; m. Janina Ryzowa 1949; ed. Classical Lycée in Moscow and Exeter Coll., Oxford; Prof. Russian Language and Literature, Birmingham Univ. 1929-45; Lecturer Slavonic Studies, Oxford Univ. 1930-45; Hon. Lecturer, London Univ. (School of Slavonic Studies) 1931-32, 1940-41; Prof. Russian, Oxford Univ. 1945-67, Prof. Emer. 1967-; Emer. Fellow New Coll., Oxford 1967-; mem. Int. Cttee. of Slavists 1958-68. Publications: Anthology of Contemporary Russian Literature 1932; Editor and contrib. Birmingham Russian Memoranda 1931-40, Co-editor Birmingham Polish Monographs 1936-39; article on Soviet Union, Encyclopaedia Britannica Year Book 1941; Russo-Polish Relations—an Historical Survey (in collaboration) 1945; Oxford and Russia (Inaugural Lecture) 1947; Editor and contributor Blackwell's Russian Texts 1945-, Oxford Slavonic Papers Vols. I-XIII 1950-67, and Oxford Russian Readers 1951-; Editor (with D. J. Richards) Russian Critical Essays 1971-72. Address: 175 Divinity Road, Oxford, England.
21KONSTANTINOV, Fyodor Vasiliyevich; Soviet philosopher; b. 21 Feb. 1901, Novoselki, Gorky region; ed. Inst. of Red Professors; teacher and party worker 1932-41; Soviet Army 1942-45; Assoc. Inst. of Philosophy, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1945-62, Dir. 1962-; Rector, Acad. of Social Sciences of Cen. Cttee. of CPSU 1954-55; Head, Dept. of Propaganda and Agitation, Cen. Cttee. of CPSU 1955-58; Cand. mem. Cen. Cttee. of CPSU 1956-61; Corresp. mem. U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences 1953-66, mem. 1966-; Academic Sec. Philosophy and Law Branch, U.S.S.R. Acad. of Sciences; Chief Editor Encyclopaedia of Philosophy; Pres. Philosophy Soc. of U.S.S.R. 1971-; Order of Lenin, Order of October Revolution and other decorations. Publications: For a Revolution on the Philosophy Front 1931, What is Marxist-Leninist Philosophy? 1941, Historical Materialism as a Science 1949, V. I. Lenin—a Biography 1972. Address: c/o Institute of Philosophy of U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, 14 Ulitsa Volkhonka, Moscow, U.S.S.R.
23KONTOS, Constantine William; American government official; b. 10 Aug. 1922, Chicago, Ill.; s. of William C. and Irene Thomas Kontos; m. Joan Fultz 1948; two s.; ed. Univ. of Chicago and London School of Economics; Special Asst. to Dir. of Econ. Co-operation Admin., Mission to Greece 1949-53; Programme Budget Officer, Foreign Operations Admin., Washington, D.C. 1953-55; Senior
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