"the 2008 Democratic National Convention. She returned to speak at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, and again during the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, where she delivered a speech in support of the Democratic presidential nominee, and fellow First Lady, Hillary Clinton. As First Lady, Michelle Obama sought to become a role model for women, an advocate for poverty awareness, education, nutrition, physical activity and healthy eating, and became a fashion icon. Barack and Michelle Obama have two daughters: Malia Ann (), born July 4, 1998, and Natasha (known as Sasha ), born on June 10, 2001. They were"
"who is only interested in her husband and children though realistic, has been criticized. Dorothea Barrett compares this to the description of a matronly Dinah Morris at the end of ""Adam Bede"", which she calls 'inappropriate, almost humiliating'. Natasha Rostova Countess Natalya ""Natasha"" Ilyinichna Rostova (, named Natasha Rostov in the Rosemary Edmonds version; born 1792, according to the book) is a central fictional character in Leo Tolstoy's novel ""War and Peace"". She is the daughter of Ilya Rostov, a loving and generous nobleman. Natasha is based on both Tanya Behrs, Tolstoy's sister-in-law, and Sophia Tolstaya, the wife of Tolstoy."
"daughters Yevheniya and Oleksandra (born 2000) and son Mykhaylo (born 2001). The family continues to live in their private home in the historic neighborhood of Koncha-Zaspa. Olexiy was a representative in the regional parliament of Vinnytsia Oblast. In November 2014, he became People's Deputy of Ukraine. Former Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko is the godfather to their children. As the First Lady, Maryna Poroshenko has enjoyed a considerable level of people's support, being once described as ""a breath of fresh air."" According to a discussion on the Ukrainian TV show 1+1, Marina is charming, well spoken, educated, and represents a modern,"
"Natasha (2015 film) Natasha is a Canadian drama film, released in Canada in 2016 and in the United States in 2017. The film was written and directed by David Bezmozgis, based on the title story from his 2004 short story collection ""Natasha and Other Stories"". Natasha and Other Stories was a NY Times Notable Book and was translated into 15 languages. Mark Berman (Alex Ozerov), an idealistic Jewish Canadian teenager in Toronto is seduced into a torrid affair by the mysteriously appearing but extremely ruthless Natasha (Sasha K. Gordon), the daughter of his uncle Fima's new Russian mail-order bride who"
"daughter Natasha. The defence team believes they were leaked to the media by the investigators, although as evidence in a forthcoming trial they were ""sub judice"". The explanation offered by Dmitriev for the existence of the 140 photographs, 9 of which are claimed by the prosecution to be ""pornographic"", is that they record the improving health of a neglected and under-nourished little girl from a children's home, whom he and his second wife had taken into their care. He stopped keeping this photographic record in 2015. Today eleven years old, the daughter has recently won the Petrozavodsk city cup for"
"leadership and called Kazakhstan's achievements under his presidency a ""miracle"" during their phone call on November 30, 2016. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted his first ever visit to Kazakhstan in mid-December 2016, when he met with Nazarbayev. The two countries signed agreements on research and development, aviation, civil service commissions and agricultural cooperation, as well as a declaration on establishing an agricultural consortium. Nazarbayev is married to Sara Alpysqyzy Nazarbayeva. They have three daughters: Dariga, Dinara and Aliya. Nurali Aliyev, the grandson of Nazarbayev, was named in the Panama Papers. In September 2013, the American rapper Kanye West was"
"Natasha Rostova Countess Natalya ""Natasha"" Ilyinichna Rostova (, named Natasha Rostov in the Rosemary Edmonds version; born 1792, according to the book) is a central fictional character in Leo Tolstoy's novel ""War and Peace"". She is the daughter of Ilya Rostov, a loving and generous nobleman. Natasha is based on both Tanya Behrs, Tolstoy's sister-in-law, and Sophia Tolstaya, the wife of Tolstoy. At the start of the novel in 1805, Natasha is a 13-year-old girl, the daughter of Count Ilya Rostov and Countess Natalya Rostova. She has fallen in love with young Prince Boris Drubetskoy, who lives with his mother"
"to Natasha who has to flee and she leaves it behind. A Fabergé Museum was opened in the popular Russian aristocratic spa destination of the 19th century Baden-Baden with a very large collection of Fabergé items. In 2015 a restaurant in Brooklyn was sued by Faberge INC over the use of the brand name. The american television personality Joan Rivers famously collected Fabergé jewelry and marketed copies of her Fabergé pieces on her television show. From 1990 to 2014 she appeared on the show Joan Rivers Classics Collection on QVC. In 1995 she published a best selling book ""Jewelry"" by"
"the parody band Samotsvety. Vinokur is married to Tamara Viktorovna Pervakova, an actress and former ballerina. On October 25, 1985, Tamara gave birth to their only daughter, Anastasia, who later pursued a career as a ballerina. Vladimir Vinokur Vladimir Natanovich Vinokur (born 31 March 1948 in Kursk) is a Russian actor and comedian. He was awarded the Meritorious Artist in 1984 and the People's Artist of the RSFSR in 1989. Vladimir Vinokur was born on 31 March 1948 in Kursk to Natana Vinokur (1919-1995), a builder of Jewish descent, and Anna Yulyevna (1922-), a teacher of Russian descent. His older"
"visit her future in-laws, the demented old Prince Bolkonsky and his pitiable spinster daughter Mary (""The Private and Intimate Life of the House""), to win their affection in advance of the marriage, which is critical to the status and fortune of the Rostov family. However, Natasha's visit with Mary and Bolkonsky ends in disaster (""Natasha & Bolkonskys""), as Mary finds Natasha vain, Natasha finds Mary cold, and Bolkonsky behaves bizarrely. Natasha leaves their home missing Andrey more than ever (""No One Else""). The next night Natasha is introduced to decadent Moscow society and watches an amazing performance with Marya and"
"hugs his mother. Nicholas is forced to exile Paul, as Rasputin's minions are still in power. However, the old charlatan's last prophecy comes true, as the Czar is overthrown and shot with his entire family by the Bolsheviks. The model for Princess Natasha was Princess Irina Yusupov, the wife of Felix Yusupov, one of Grigori Rasputin's actual murderers. Attorney Fanny Holtzmann filed a lawsuit by Yusupov against MGM in 1933, claiming invasion of privacy and libel. The film portrays her as a victim of Rasputin, and it is implied that he raped her, which never happened. She won an award"
"as Natasha) Romanova. As the Cold War flared up in the 1950s, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev realized that the Soviet Union needed its own equivalent to Captain America. Khrushchev chose Alexi Shostakov over Yuri Gagarin who would later become the first man in space. The KGB faked his death and trained him in secret, keeping his survival a secret from Natasha. He became a master of hand-to-hand combat and a highly skilled athlete. In addition, he carried a throwing disc on his belt which could be used against an opponent. Magnetic force returned the disc after throwing. The disc had"
"Natasha's older brother Nikolai (Jack Lowden) joins the Imperial Russian Army immediately and matures during the course of the war against Napoleon. Like Pierre, Natasha and Andrei, he also experiences romantic vicissitudes: despite his childhood love for his cousin Sonya (Aisling Loftus), his impoverished parents insist he marry a rich bride like the superficial Julie Karagina or the religious Marya Bolkonskaya (Jessie Buckley). Having begun with Napoleon's military campaign against Russia and Austria in 1805, the story concludes in 1812 after Napoleon's invasion of Russia has failed and he has retreated and withdrawn from Russian territory. The families at the"
"his wife Elizaveta Bresht, the daughter of Viatcheslav Bresht, a Russian Titan-Oligarch, and his two children's in Herzelia, Israel. Daniel Jammer Daniel Jammer (, August 11, 1966) is a Jewish German-Israeli businessman. Jammer is the owner and founder of Nation-E, an international Israeli based ICT company specializing in developing energy solutions. He used to own Maccabi Netanya from 2006 to 2011 and also FC Senec from 2003 to 2007. In 2014, Jammer was dubbed one of the leading cyber security figures in Israel by Globes, Israel’s leading business magazine. Jammer worked fifteen years for the Titan-Industrie firma Tirus in Executive"
"Khalvashi claims, taken away by the ex-government. The businessman has filed an $18 million lawsuit to regain his shares. Kibar Khalvashi Kibar Khalvashi (Georgian: ქიბარ ხალვაში; born 20 May 1963) is a Georgian businessman. The previous ""Rustavi 2"" shareholder now lives abroad in Germany. Khalvashi has been placed in the list of Georgian millionaires. The businessman has been known for his contacts with the ex-Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili. Issues in the past resulted with them not communicating anymore. He was also close friends with Irakli Okruashvili. His three children with wife, Nona Khalvashi are named Dea, Daya and Mate Khalvashi."
"The daughter of Asmat Zhordania and Levan Pagava would become a famous ballerina in France. Nina got married to Archil Tsitsishvili and had three daughters and five grandchildren. Andreika died in Georgia, while Redjeb Zhordania has one son, two daughters, and lives in New York, where he is a lecturer on French civilization. Zhordania's relative, Nina Gegechkori, was Lavrenti Beria's wife. Noe Zhordania Noe Zhordania ( /nɔɛ ʒɔrdɑniɑ/; ; born (or ) — January 11, 1953) was a Georgian journalist and Menshevik politician. He played an eminent role in the socialist revolutionary movement in the Russian Empire, and later chaired"
"up the character Pierre, an old, bitter, wealthy aristocrat, who is having an existential crisis, living a slothful life of wine, philosophy, and inaction (""Pierre""). He is best friends with Prince Andrey Bolkonsky (also sometimes spelt as Andrei), who has left to go to war. Andrey has recently become engaged to the young, beautiful countess Natasha Rostova. Natasha and her cousin Sonya arrive in Moscow to stay the winter with Natasha's godmother, Marya D., while Natasha waits for Andrey to return from the war. Marya D. is an old friend of Pierre's (""Moscow""). Marya D. advises Natasha that she must"
"a mass grave near Moscow. She was posthumously rehabilitated on October 10, 1957. She is commememorated at Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow. Her husband saved her daughters, and continued to work as Stalin's secretary until he was dismissed shortly before Stalin's death in 1953. Poskrebyshev was both ""Father and Mother"" to Galya and Natasha after his wife was arrested. Bronislava Poskrebysheva Bronislava Solomonovna Metallikova (Masenkis) - Poskrebysheva (, 1910–1941) was born in Proskurov, Podolia Governorate. She was the wife of Alexander Poskrebyshev, Joseph Stalin's personal assistant for many years. Bronislava, a doctor-endocrinologist at the Research Institute of Endocrinology (Department of Health"
"his ""wife"" were soon in demand at the homes of both titled nobles and newly-moneyed industrialists. Nikolai Tolstoy writes that:Despite these triumphs, the couple's home life was entering on a troubled period. On holiday in the Crimea in the spring of 1914, Alexei became greatly drawn to a young ballerina, Margarita Kandaurov. The break with Sophia was as abrupt as it had been with Julia. Out on a stroll, Alexei said significantly, 'I feel that this winter you're going to leave me.' Sophia did not reply, but took the hint and departed for another visit to Paris. The baby Mariana"
"followed by responses from team members who had been eyewitnesses of the actual events, including Craig Moore, Eugene Galeković and Mile Jedinak, stating that no event, as portrayed in Murray's book, ever occurred. Neill protested that before the Germany game it was Mark Schwarzer, and not Neill himself, who had given the team pep talk. A few days after the allegations hit the news, Murray retracted his allegations with a full apology, with an undertaking that future editions of his book would have the relevant portion deleted. Murray has two daughters, Tania, a singer-songwriter, and Natalie, a television journalist and"
"was also one of the commanders in charge of cleaning up the effects of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster in 1986 and was afterward diagnosed with cancer. His mother is Nadezhda Ulyanovna. Klitschko has been accused of working as a debt collector in the 1990s for mafia boss Viktor Rybalko. Klitschko has vehemently denied links to Rybalko. Vitali Klitschko is married to Natalia Egorova, a former athlete and model. They met in Kiev and got married on 26 April 1996. He has three children, Yegor-Daniel, Elizabeth-Victoria and Max (named after the former World Heavyweight Champion Max Schmeling). In 1996, Klitschko graduated"
"Natasha and Other Stories Natasha and Other Stories () is a collection of short stories by Canadian author David Bezmozgis. His first published book, ""Natasha"" was published in 2004. Stories from the collection first appeared in ""The New Yorker"", ""Harper's"" and ""Zoetrope All-Story"". The book is a collection of linked stories about the Bermans, a Jewish family from Latvia adapting to their new life as immigrants to Canada. The central character is Mark Berman, who is a young child when the family first arrives in Canada. The title story was adapted by Bezmozgis into the 2015 film ""Natasha"". ""Natasha and"
"was to Natalya Fateyeva. They had one son - Vladmir Basov Jr. (born 1959), also a prominent Soviet/Russian actor and film director. His last wife was Valentina Titova. Their son Alexandr Basov (born 1965) is a Russian film director as well, while their daughter Elizaveta (born 1971) finished dance courses. Vladimir Basov Vladimir Pavlovich Basov (, 28 July 1923 – 17 September 1987) was a Soviet actor, film director and screenwriter. Vladimir Basov was named People's Artist of the USSR in 1983. Vladimir Basov was born in the Urazovo village, Belgorod Oblast to Pavel Basov (Basultainen) and Alexandra Basova. His"
"wife of Cambridge spy Donald Maclean. Natasha Walter lives in London with her partner and their two children. Natasha Walter Natasha Walter (born 20 January 1967) is a British feminist writer and human rights activist. She is the author of a novel, ""A Quiet Life"" (2016), two works of feminist non-fiction: ""Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism"" (2010, Virago) and ""The New Feminism"" (1998, Virago). She is also the founder of the charity Women for Refugee Women. Her father was Nicolas Walter, an anarchist and secular humanist writer, while her mother Ruth Walter (née Oppenheim) was a teacher and (later)"
"four times: his first wife was Dominique Grazia, a Belgian fashion model, whom he married at the age of 26, and with whom he has a daughter, Nathalie. They were married for ten years. His second wife was American actress Alexandra King, whom he married in 1984 and with whom he adopted two children, Nicholas and Charlotte. His third wife was Romanian fashion model Amalia Teodosescu, whom he married in 2004. They have two children, Alessia and Emma Alexandra. After they split up in 2010, he married Romanian fashion model Brigitte Sfăt in 2013. ""Maxim"" has placed Năstase at number"
"and People's Artist of Uzbek SSR in 1939, and the soloist of the Uzbek State Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Alisher Navoi. His Mother, Shohista Saidova, was also a singer, a folk singer, a soloist for the Tashkent musical theatre of drama and Mukimi comedy. His parents met while studying at the Moscow Conservatory. The family had five sons and a daughter: Batir, Louise, Naufal, Farrukh, Jamshid, Ravshan. The children grew up in a house that was often visited by leading Uzbek artists and singers of the time. The art atmosphere and creativity nourished the children from an early"
"as of 29 June 2016. In August 2016, Tymoshchuk officially retired from his international career. Tymoshchuk is married to Nadiya Tymoshchuk (née Navrotska). The couple met in his hometown Lutsk while living in the same neighbourhood. Their twins were born three months prematurely in April 2010. In July, it was determined the children were growing well and would be released from hospital. In summer 2016, Nadiya, who currently lives in Munich together with children, announced she was filing for divorce. In June 2008, Tymoshchuk was awarded the title of ""Honorary citizen of Lutsk"". Tymoshchuk's favorite player is Lothar Matthäus and"
"order to raise funds for her trousseau. Natasha visits the Moscow opera, where she meets Hélène and her brother Anatole. Anatole has since married a Polish woman whom he has abandoned in Poland. He is very attracted to Natasha and determined to seduce her, and conspires with his sister to do so. Anatole succeeds in making Natasha believe he loves her, eventually establishing plans to elope. Natasha writes to Princess Maria, Andrei's sister, breaking off her engagement. At the last moment, Sonya discovers her plans to elope and foils them. Natasha learns from Pierre of Anatole's marriage. Devastated, Natasha makes"
"that is, despite his eloquence he cannot accomplish what he talks of. Also referred to as Natasha. Natasha is a seventeen-year-old daughter of Dar’ya Mikhailovna. She is observant, well-read and intelligent, but also quite secretive. While her mother thinks of her as a good-natured and well-mannered girl, she is not of a high opinion about her intelligence, and quite wrongly. She also thinks Natasha is ‘cold’, emotionless, but in the beginning of Chapter Five we are told by the narrator that “Her feelings were strong and deep, but reserved; even as a child she seldom cried, and now she seldom"
"who wanted an independent Ukraine, while to others he was a power-hungry Cossack Hetman who offered Ukraine to a Muslim Sultan in exchange for hereditary overlordship of his native land. Among his descendants are Natalia Pushkina, Maria Nirod, and Dmytro Doroshenko. Natalia would marry the poet Alexander Pushkin, and have a daughter named also Natalia, who was named the Countess of Merenberg following her marriage to her husband, a Nassau prince. Their descendants subsequently married into, amongst others, the Romanov dynasty and the Westminster and Milford-Haven noble families of Great Britain. Dmytro on the other hand was a prominent Ukrainian"
"February 2011 Fomenko was announced as Engineering Director of the Marussia Virgin Racing Formula One team. He was married to Andrei Mironov's stepdaughter, actress Maria Golubkina, and has three children: daughters Anastasia and Ekaterina, and a son, Ivan. Nikolai Fomenko Nikolai Vladimirovich Fomenko (, born 30 April 1962) is a Russian musician, comic actor, motor racer, former president of Marussia Motors and former engineering director of Marussia F1. Fomenko started his career as vocalist and guitarist in the band Secret, who were very popular in Russia in the mid-1980s. Fomenko first started his acting career as a theater actor in"
"success. Balaga, their trusted troika driver (""Balaga""), soon arrives to take them to Natasha's house and a wild party ensues as Anatole bids farewell to his friends. However, they are thwarted at the last moment by Marya D. (""The Abduction""). Marya D. scolds Natasha but then tries to comfort her with Sonya's help. Natasha screams at them, breaks down and waits for Anatole to come back for her all night (""In My House""). Marya D. calls on Pierre in the middle of the night (""A Call to Pierre""), begging him to handle the crisis, and Pierre finally learns that the"
"Prince Anatole Kuragin takes advantage of the situation by courting Natasha, even though he is already married. She succumbs to his charms, and tries to elope with Kuragin. Although this is thwarted by Natasha's cousin Sonya, Natasha hastily writes to Princess Marya, breaking off the engagement. After her plan to elope is ruined, Natasha attempts suicide. She is rescued by the doctor before she dies. As Napoleon advances into Russia, the Rostovs are forced to evacuate their estate and retreat to their Moscow residence. When the Rostovs plan to evacuate Moscow, her parents use the carts for transportation of the"