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King; Charles Risk; Charles Risk; Charles Risk; Fernand St. Germain; Category:1895 births; Category:1972 deaths; Category:Politicians from Fall River, Massachusetts; Category:People from Cumberland, Rhode Island; Category:People from Boca Raton, Florida; Category:American military personnel of World War I; Category:Rhode Island Democrats; Category:Members of the Rhode Island House of Representatives; Category:Members of the United States House of Representatives from Rhode Island; Category:Democratic Party members of the United States House of Representatives; Category:Burials in Florida; Category:20th-century American politicians Aimee Allison; counter-recruitment; KPFA; Green Party of California; United States Army; combat medic; Conscientious Objector; First Gulf War; David Solnit; Seven Stories Press; A Question of Conscience; Stanford Graduate School of Education; Seven Stories Press; Category:American pacifists; Category:American radio personalities; Category:American conscientious objectors; Category:California Greens; Category:American anti-war activists; Category:African-American people in California politics; Category:American community activists; Category:Activists from the San Francisco Bay Area; Category:Stanford University alumni; Category:Stanford Graduate School of Education alumni; Category:Living people; Category:1969 births Aimery II of Narbonne; Viscount of Narbonne; Aimery I of Narbonne; Robert Guiscard; Sichelgaita; Raymond Berengar II of Barcelona; Fenouillèdes; Peyrepertusès; Bernard Ato IV; Béziers; Albigensian Crusade; Peyrepertuse; Douce I, Countess of Provence; County of Provence; Republic of Pisa; Via Domitia; abbey of Lagrasse; Richard de Millau; province of Narbonne; Montséret; Reconquista; Alfonso the Battler; Moorish; Fraga; Manrique Pérez de Lara; Category:1134 deaths; Category:Military personnel killed in action; Category:People of the Reconquista; Category:Viscounts of Narbonne; Category:12th-century Spanish people; Category:Christians of the 1113–15 Balearic Islands expedition; Category:Year of birth unknown Aimery IV of Narbonne; Viscount of Narbonne; condottiero; Charles I of Anjou; Pope Clement IV; Guiraut Riquier; Ghibellines; Arezzo; Battle of Campaldino; Charles II of Naples; Jordan IV of L'Isle-Jourdain; Amerigo Vespucci; Giovanni Villani; Category:1230s births; Category:1298 deaths; Category:Condottieri; Category:Viscounts of Narbonne; Category:Generals of former Italian states; Category:13th-century French people; Category:13th-century Italian people Aimery IV of Thouars; viscount of Thouars; Geoffrey II of Thouars; Odo I, Count of Blois; Bertha of Burgundy; Duke of Normandy; County of Maine; Thouars; Saracens; capture of Barbastro; William the Conqueror; Battle of Hastings; Poitevins; Angevins; La Roche-sur-Yon; St. Nicolas; Hugh VI of Lusignan; Viscounts of Thouars; Category:1020s births; Category:1094 deaths; Category:French nobility; Category:11th-century French people; Category:Norman conquest of England Aimery of Cyprus; Guy of Lusignan; Isabella I of Jerusalem; 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Communist University of the National Minorities of the West; Moscow Armistice; Communist Party of Finland; Parliament of Finland; Finnish People's Democratic League; Category:1906 births; Category:1987 deaths; Category:People from Pargas; Category:People from Turku and Pori Province (Grand Duchy of Finland); Category:Communist Party of Finland politicians; Category:Finnish People's Democratic League politicians; Category:Members of the Parliament of Finland; Category:Finnish people of World War II; Category:Prisoners and detainees of Finland Aimo Lahti; Interim Peace; Viiala; Jyväskylä; gunsmith; Lahti-Saloranta M/26; Suomi KP/-31; Lahti L-35; Lahti L-39; Lahti-Saloranta M/26; Lahti L-35; Lahti L-39; 7,62 ITKK 31 VKT; 20 ITK 40 VKT; Viiala; Berdan rifle; Finnish Air Force; Finnish Army; Suomi M-31 SMG; MP18; Lahti-Saloranta M/26; Mosin Nagant; Spitz; Continuation War; assault rifle; Major General; Jyväskylä; Category:1896 births; Category:1970 deaths; Category:Finnish military personnel; Category:Firearm designers; Category:Weapon designers Aimon of Rans; Barony of Chalandritsa; Frankish Greece; Ferdinand of Majorca; Battle of Manolada; Louis of Burgundy; Martino Zaccaria; Lord of Chios; Category:13th-century births; Category:14th-century deaths; Category:Barons of the Principality of Achaea; Category:Medieval Achaea; Category:Burgundian people Aimpoint AB; Malmö, Sweden; red dot sight; Malmö, Sweden; red dot sight; Helsingborg; John Arne Ingemund Ekstrand; light-emitting diode; Aimpoint CompM2; mangin mirror; spherical aberration; optical axis; Aimpoint CompM2; Swedish Armed Forces; Aimpoint CompM4; M4 carbine; GIGN; Remington 870; Navy SEALs; EOTech; Trijicon; Elcan; ITL MARS; Category:Companies of Sweden; Category:Firearm industry; Category:Firearm sights; Category:Military corporations Aimpoint CompM2; Royal Ordnance L7; reflex sight; firearms; Aimpoint AB; Picatinny rail; Lithium battery; parallax; NATO; SOPMOD; Aimpoint CompM4; SOPMOD; Category:Firearm sights Aimpoint CompM4; 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Category:1839 deaths; Category:People from Fougères; Category:French counter-revolutionaries; Category:Royalist insurgents during the French Revolution; Category:Burials at Picpus Cemetery Aimé Teisseire; Puget-Théniers; French Army; World War II; Légion d'honneur; Free French Forces; Liberation of France; Order of Liberation; French Indochina; Légion d'Honneur; Le Figaro; Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération; Monte Carlo Casino; Puget-Théniers; Senegalese Tirailleurs; Saint-Maixent-l'École; French Congo; Rochefort-sur-Mer; Battle of France; Meurthe-et-Moselle; Armée d'Armistice; Frejus; Free French Forces; Adjutant; D-Day; Forêt d'Écouves; Châtel-sur-Moselle; Last Rites; Ardennes-Alsace Campaign; French Indochina; Légion d'Honneur; Cameroon; Category:1914 births; Category:2008 deaths; Category:People from Alpes-Maritimes; Category:French military personnel of World War II; Category:Free French military personnel of World War II; Category:Companions of the Liberation; Category:Recipients of the Croix de guerre 1939–1945 (France); 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Ayyubid; Saladin; Farrukh Shah; Zengid; Izz ad-Din Mas'ud; al-Adil; Kerak; Fayyum; Shafi'i; Maliki; waqf; al-Aziz Uthman; Battle of Hattin; Khilat; al-Mansur Muhammad; Mamluk; Baha ad-Din ibn Shaddad; Saladin; Urumiah; Category:1191 deaths; Category:Medieval Muslim generals; Category:Ayyubid dynasty; Category:People from Hama; Category:Year of birth unknown Al-Nasr (Afghanistan); Soviet war in Afghanistan; Muhammad Hussein Sadiqi; Abdul Ali Mazari; Shaykh Shafak; Tehran Eight; Soviet Union; Democratic Republic of Afghanistan; Revolutionary Council of Islamic Unity of Afghanistan; Khomeini; Tehran Eight; Category:1980s in Afghanistan; Category:Tehran Eight; Category:Anti-Soviet factions in the Soviet–Afghan War; Category:Shia Islamist groups Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen Brigades; Amer Qarmut; Imad Hammad; Ghazi al-Jabali; Murder of Hatuel family; Moussa Arafat; Kidnapping and murder of Eliyahu Asheri; 2011 southern Israel cross-border attacks; Popular Resistance Committees; Gilad Shalit; Merkava; 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