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Austrália, a terra das exportações de minério de ferro, enfrenta um ‘julgamento verde’

Oct 27, 2024 | estadao.com.br | Michael Miller

Por mais de um século, a Austrália supriu a fome mundial por minério de ferro. Vastas extensões do árido vermelho-ferrugem do Outback foram escavadas e entregues ao exterior para fazer o aço que ajudou a transformar outras nações: primeiro os Estados Unidos, depois o Japão e mais recentemente a China, que compra mais de 80% do minério de ferro da Austrália. Agora, esse comércio está em risco à medida que a economia em declínio da China enxuga sua demanda por materiais de construção.
A man with 93 grandchildren: The memories of Joseph Vetter

Sep 19, 2024 | hpr1.com | Michael Miller

Culture | By Michael M. [email protected] October 11 and 12, Dr. Ann Braaten and I are presenting at the Regina and District Chapter of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Briga por mineradora australiana expõe guerra global pelo controle dos minerais da ‘revolução verde’

Aug 22, 2024 | estadao.com.br | Michael Miller

SYDNEY - Uma luta corporativa prolongada entre uma empresa de mineração australiana e investidores chineses abriu uma cortina sobre a intensificação do conflito global por minerais essenciais, à medida que os Estados Unidos e seus aliados tentam quebrar o controle de Pequim sobre um setor que será fundamental para a revolução verde.
From Ellis Island to the prairie

Aug 15, 2024 | hpr1.com | Michael Miller

Culture | By Michael [email protected] As I reflect back on July, I want to share a USA Today article from July 3, 1986, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. It has been 138 years since 1886 when immigrants, including the Germans from Russia, arrived at Ellis Island, New York. Allan Neuharth, a native of Eureka, South Dakota., was the founder of USA Today.
Julian Assange chega à Austrália como homem livre após fim de extensa batalha legal com os EUA

Jun 26, 2024 | estadao.com.br | Michael Miller

Julian Assange saiu de seu avião fretado e parou por um momento, respirando o ar frio da noite de Canberra, na Austrália. Então, o fundador australiano do WikiLeaks ergueu o punho triunfantemente e pisou em solo natal pela primeira vez em mais de uma década, acenando para seus apoiadores enquanto cruzava a pista antes de finalmente abraçar sua esposa como um homem livre.
In Touch with Prairie Living, June 2024

Jun 12, 2024 | ecrecord.com | Michael Miller

Leona (Woezner) Neu, 98, passed away May 2 in Ashley, North Dakota. Leona, daughter of Jacob J. Woeszner and Marie (Sackmann), was born on May 7, 1925. Leona attended Beresina Rural School No. 3 and Ashley High School. She sang in the Zion Lutheran Church Choir from 1958 to 1993. Leona was co-chair of the Ashley Centennial Pageant and North […]
Life in the ‘Promised Land’:

May 16, 2024 | hpr1.com | Michael Miller

Culture | Homesteading stories shared by late local historianBy Michael M. [email protected] The 53rd Germans from Russia Heritage Society Convention convenes July 17-20 at the Baymont Hotel in Mandan, North Dakota. For further information, contact GRHS at www.grhs.org. The Germans from Russia Heritage Society Convention provides a chance to connect with others who are passionate about this group’s unique culture, art, and history.
Reflections from the prairie

May 2, 2024 | hpr1.com | Michael Miller

Culture | By Michael M. [email protected] was pleased to visit with many colleagues and at the Germans from Russia Heritage Society Convention in Mandan in July, and at the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia Convention in Oklahoma City in August. There were many excellent workshops, displays, and presentations.
World Central Kitchen victims remembered for going ‘extra mile’ to deliver Gaza aid

Apr 2, 2024 | pressherald.com | Michael Miller |Kelsey Ables |Ellen Francis |Adam Taylor

Soon after learning of his friend’s death, Josh Phelps saw the gruesome images of an Israeli attack that World Central Kitchen said killed his friend and six others delivering aid in Gaza. “It was shocking,” said Phelps, a former WCK colleague of Australian aid worker Lalzawmi Frankcom. He had just texted Frankcom – known as Zomi – the day before, when photos of the pair delivering food to a Native American reservation in Pine Ridge, S.D., popped up on his phone.
Peltz, shawls and aprons: traditional dress of the Black Sea Germans

Mar 21, 2024 | hpr1.com | Michael Miller

Culture | By Michael M. [email protected] Nancy Martin and Connie Ulasewicz co-authored the article, “Ach, Gott, yes, I wish I was back in Russia: Heimat in the Dress of North Dakota’s Black Sea Germans.” It was published in the Journal of the Costume Society of America, Volume 46, 2020.