Donbas secessionism
Donbas secessionism is a movement in Eastern Ukraine, especially in Donbas that claim the secession of some oblasts from Ukraine to Russia or being of...
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Donghua Liu
Donghua Liu is a New Zealand businessman and expatriate of China.Liu became a New Zealand resident in 2005, three years after he first applied for res...
Donna Barr Tabor
Donna Barr Tabor (April 25, 1958 - May 19, 2016) was an early female paratrooper with the United States Army and command historian for the XVIII Airbo...
Donnie Kennedy
Walter Donald "Donnie" ("Don") Kennedy (born 1947) is a neo-Confederate American author and historian from Mississippi and a respiratory therapist. Ke...
Donofrio v. Wells
Donofrio v. Wells is a case submitted to the United States Supreme Court challenging Barack Obama's status as a natural-born citizen. Justice Souter p...
Doomwar
"Doomwar" is a 2010 event storyline published by Marvel Comics. It deals with Doctor Doom's covert overthrow of the royal family of Wakanda and the fo...
Doosraful
Doosraful (Bangla: দ�ছরাফ�ল, doo-srah-fool) refers to Mohammad Ashraful's bizarre delivery that got AB de Villiers out on day the seco...
Doron Veltzer
Veltzer Doron (born Tel Aviv, 1976) is an Israeli artist.BiographyThe youngest son of newly arriving Russian immigrants, Doron showed an acute aptitud...
Dorothy Mimiko-Kesenga
Dorothy Mimiko-Kesenga is a lawyer and civil servant from Papua New Guinea. She is Deputy Secretary of the Papua New Guinea Constitutional and Law Ref...
Double cross
Double cross is a phrase meaning to deceive by double-dealing.OriginThe phrase originates from the use of the word cross in the sense of foul play; de...
Double-Dare to Be Scared
DOUBLE-DARE TO BE SCARED: ANOTHER THIRTEEN CHILLING TALES by award-winning children's author Robert D. San Souci and illustrated by David Ouimet. It h...
Doug Denneny
Douglas J. Denneny (1962) is a retired American Naval Flight Officer and a candidate for the House of Representatives in Virginia’s 11th Congressional...
Doug Foster
Doug Foster (died August, 2006) was a soldier in the 2/17th AIF battalion (Australian 9th Division) involved in the clash between German and Australia...
Doug Hanks
Doug Hanks (born 1969), of Charlotte, North Carolina, ran as a Republican for the Charlotte City Council in 2005. He withdrew his bid on August 5, 200...
Doug Jaraczewski
Doug Jaraczewski is a fundraiser for political candidates in the Democratic Party in the United States. He is the president of a campaign strategy fir...
Doug Keirstead
Captain Douglas (Doug) Keirstead, CD, AdeC, BBA is an Aide-de-Camp to His Honour Brigadier-General the Honourable John James Grant, CMM, ONS, CD, (Ret...
Douglas Edmondson
Douglas Edmondson was a political figure in Manitoba, Canada during the 1980s. He was the first leader of that province's Confederation of Regions Par...
Douglas Herbert
Douglas Herbert is an American politician in the Democratic Party. He is currently the Democratic nominee for Congress in Early life and educationHerb...
Douglas Leahey
Douglas Leahey is a meteorologist and air-quality consultant based in Calgary, Alberta.Leahey received his doctorate from New York University, where h...
Douglas M. Webster
Douglas M. Webster, a lieutenant junior grade and a U.S. Navy aviator, was the sole victim of a 1965 Broken Arrow in the Pacific Ocean, that went unac...