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روبرت بلوتش

روبرت إلبرت بلوتش (بالإنجليزية: Robert Albert Bloch) (من 05أبريل، 1917 إلى 23 سبتمبر، 1994) كان كاتب أمريكي مسهب، وخاصة في أدب الجريمة، أدب الرعب والخيال العلمي. ومن أشهر روايته سايكو والتي حولها للسينما المخرج ألفريد هيتشكوك في فيلمه الشهير سايكو.

وقد كتب بلوتش المئات من القصص الصغيرة وأكثر من عشرون روايه، عادة في أدب الجريمة، أدب الرعب والخيال العلمي، بما فيها الأكثر شهرة في أدب الرعب سايكو. وقد تأثر كثيرا بالكاتب هوارد فيليبس لافكرافت الذي راقب بلوتش وشجعه بجدية في بداياته على الكتابة.

وقد حصل بلوتش على العديد من الجوائز خلال حياته ومنها جائزة هوغو (بالإنجليزية: Hugo Award)، جائزة برام ستوكر (بالإنجليزية: Bram Stoker Award) وجائزة العالم الخيالي (بالإنجليزية: World Fantasy Award).

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生日，出生日期
1917年4月5日星期四
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芝加哥
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108
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1917年4月5日 是 星期四 星号下的 ♈。 这是一年中的 94 日。 美国总统是 Woodrow Wilson。

如果你出生在这一天，你已经 108 岁了。 您的最后一个生日是 2025年4月5日星期六，212 天前。 2026年4月5日星期日 天后，您的下一个生日是 152。 你已经活了 39,659 天，或者大约 951,818 小时，或者大约 57,109,093 分钟，或者大约 3,426,545,580 秒。

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5th of April 1917 News

1917年4月5日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻

AUSTRIA TO PROPOSE PEACE; Charles to Make Statement to World on Behalf of Teutonic Allies. OPPOSES PRUSSIAN JINGOES Pressure Brought to Bear on Reactionaries Who Demand Territorial Aggrandizement. PEOPLE STIRRED BY RUSSIA But Dual Monarchy May Be Compelled by Germany to Break with United States. AUSTRIA TO PROPOSE PEACE SHORTLY

Date: 05 April 1917

Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

will make peace statement shortly in name of Central Powers, is report

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Police and Fire News

Date: 05 April 1917

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PRESIDENT'S ACTION ELECTRIFIES RUSSIA; News Greeted with Shouts of Joy in Duma and Demonstrations in Streets.

Date: 05 April 1917

News of intervention received with joy in Russia

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TRADE OUTLOOK GOOD BANK BOARD HEARS; Construction, However, All Over the Country Is Conditioned on the War Situation. BUSINESS BOOMING HERE But Some Conservatism as to Future Buying Is Reported;-Active Spring Is Predicted.

Date: 05 April 1917

Special to The New York Times

Reserve Board report on trade outlook

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RUSSIA PROCLAIMS RELIGIOUS FREEDOM; Discriminatory Measures Largely Responsible for Rasputin's Rise and Czar's Downfall. WOMEN TO HAVE FRANCHISE Premier Says They Will Be Allowed to Vote in Election for Constituent Assembly.

Date: 05 April 1917

Provisional Govt. repeals all laws limiting religious freedom; Dr. A. Coralnik tells of practices of the Khlysty

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JOY IN THE AMERICAN LEGION.; 700 Soldiers Training in England Inspired by News from Washington.

Date: 06 April 1917

Amer. Legion now training in England cheers news of U. S. intervention

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FINANCIAL MARKETS; Industrials React, Rails Firmer ;-Profits Under War Taxes.

Date: 05 April 1917

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Police and Fire News

Date: 06 April 1917

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AMERICAN SHIP SUNK; CREW SAVED; Unarmed Missourian, Returning in Ballast, Is Destroyed in the Mediterranean. REPORT 5 OTHER SHIPS LOST Two of Them Belgian Relief Vessels with Valuable Cargoes ;-Americans on Board Others. AMERICANS ON 2 SHIPS SUNK. Saved from British and Norwegian Freighters Destroyed by U-Boats. AMERICAN SHIP SUNK; CREW SAVED BRITISH FREIGHTER IS SUNK. The Canadian, with Cargo of Horses, Had 56 Americans on Board. 2 RELIEF SHIPS SUNK, ONE BY A SUBMARINE Both Carried Much Needed Grain Cargoes from U.S. Ports and Had Promises of Safe Conduct. 105 NORWEGIAN SHIPS SUNK. Losses in Last Two Months Made Known by Legation in London.

Date: 06 April 1917

unarmed Amer. S. S. Missourian sunk without warning; Norwegian S. S. Sandvikgoole and British S. S. Lincolnshire sunk, with Americans on board

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FRANCE AROUSED BY OUR DECISION; Members of Both Chambers Cheer for America;-Many Cities Adopt Resolutions. POINCARE CABLES WILSON Deputies Suggest Offering Us the Port of Brest as a Naval Base. Brest to Be American Port. FRANCE AROUSED BY OUR DECISION Scene in the Senate. America Faithful to Traditions. The Image of American Affection.

Date: 06 April 1917

speaks in French Parliament on Amer. intervention

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