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The New York Times Frederick Wiseman is one of the greatest filmmakers working today. Here is a very partial introduction to some of the themes of his body of work.

Frederick Wiseman: The Filmmaker Who Shows Us Ourselves

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Frederick Wiseman's great subject is human beings, in all of their — of our — variety and uniqueness. A complete career retrospective opens in New York April 14.

107 months ago

National Geographic Frederick II blossomed when he took the throne, attracting the great thinkers of Europe to his court and establishing Prussia as a dominant military power.

What's So Great About Frederick? The Warrior King of Prussia

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Viewed as effeminate, Frederick II was abused both physically and emotionally by his father.

107 months ago

NBC News Frederick Douglass was always ready for his close up, but not because of vanity.

Frederick Douglass was the most photographed American of the 1800s

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More portraits exist of Frederick Douglass than of Abraham Lincoln.

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NBC News Frederick Douglass was always ready for his close-up, but it wasn't because of vanity.

Frederick Douglass was the most photographed American of the 19th century

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More portraits of Frederick Douglass exist today than of Abraham Lincoln.

111 months ago

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Tattoo Artists Reveal The Tattoos They Absolutely Hate

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#1. Random inspirational words. Sometimes tattoo artists hate some tattoos for no reason at all. They just do. Tattoo artist houseofleopold for reasons unknown just hates tattooing a random compilation of inspirational words such as hope, dreams, lov Read more ... e, live, laugh, dance, etc.

117 months ago

The Economist Frederick the Great disliked Jews, Poles, Russians and, when the mood took him, almost everyone else. In fact, the only creatures he loved were his dogs http://econ.st/1XSTtFn

Prussian and powerful

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Frederick the Great: King of Prussia. By Tim Blanning. Allen Lane; 672 pages; £30. To be published in America by Random House in March; $35. FREDERICK II of Prussia...

126 months ago

The Economist Frederick the Great disliked Jews, Poles, Russians and, when the mood took him, almost everyone else. In fact, the only creatures he loved were his dogs http://econ.st/1JZ9zG7

Prussian and powerful

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Frederick the Great: King of Prussia. By Tim Blanning. Allen Lane; 672 pages; £30. To be published in America by Random House in March; $35. FREDERICK II of Prussia...

127 months ago

TechCrunch There goes your Friday afternoon...

InspiroBot Generates Random Inspirational Images To Make You Seem Deep And Maybe A Little Crazy

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Take a pretty picture. Slap some inspirational words on it. Post it on Facebook, then swim in a river of likes. If this is a thing you do, be afraid: you..

127 months ago