Conrad Black (8148 bytes)
1: ...and [[Roy Thomson, 1st Baron Thomson of Fleet]]. Black is married to [[Barbara Amiel]], a well-known rig...
6: ...friends, [[David Radler]] and [[Peter G. White]], Black purchased and operated the ''[[Sherbrooke Record]...
8: ...adian holding company, whose holdings at the time Black took it over included some of Canada's finest blu...
11: In 1985, Black first entered the UK newspaper business, buying i...
13: ...ip. Despite divesting himself of his citizenship, Black continued to enjoy the privileges of being a memb...

Conrad (448 bytes)
1: '''Conrad''' is a name and can refer to many different peop...
2: *[[Conrad of Franconia]]
3: *[[Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor]]
4: *[[Conrad III of Germany]]
5: *[[Conrad IV of Germany]]

Conrad Lee (659 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Lee''', [[United States|American]] politician, is...
6: * [http://www.conradlee4congress.org/ campaign website]

Conrad Paumann (4052 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Paumann''' (c.[[1410]]–[[January 24]], [[14...
15: Conrad Paumann's gift, his disability, his instrument, a...
25: * (1) Article "Conrad Paumann", in ''The New Grove Dictionary of Music ...
29: [[Category:Renaissance composers|Paumann, Conrad]]
30: [[Category:German composers|Paumann, Conrad]]

Conrad Beissel (912 bytes)
1: '''Johann Conrad Beissel''' ([[1690]]/[[1691|91]] - [[July 6]], [[...
7: [[Category:1690 births|Beissel, Conrad]]
8: [[Category:1768 deaths|Beissel, Conrad]]

Kent Conrad (2273 bytes)
1: [[image:Kentconrad.jpg|right]]
2: '''Kent Conrad''' (born [[March 12]] [[1948]]) is a [[United Sta...
4: ...lleague in the Senate, [[Byron Dorgan]]. In 1980, Conrad succeeded Dorgan as tax commissioner. He was tax ...
6: ...would have welcomed him going back on his pledge, Conrad considered it binding and stood down. [[Byron Dor...
8: ...he term. As this was not running for re-election, Conrad ran for and secured the Democratic nomination. He...

Con Conrad (1464 bytes)
1: ...ber 28]], [[1938]]) Songwriter and producer born Conrad K. Dober in [[New York City]].
3: ...ess'', starring [[Al Jolson]], in 1913. By 1918, Conrad was writing and publishing, along with [[Henry Wa...
5: In [[1923]] Conrad focused on the stage and wrote the scores for the...
7: ...934]] along with collaborator [[Herb Magidson]]. Conrad died four years later in [[Van Nuys]], [[Californ...
12: [[Category:1891 births|Conrad, Con]]

Conrad Veidt (775 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Veidt''' (full name Hans Walter Conrad Weidt) was a [[Germany|German]] [[actor]].
5: [[Category:1893 births|Veidt, Conrad]]
6: [[Category:1943 deaths|Veidt, Conrad]]
7: [[Category:German actors|Veidt, Conrad]]
8: [[Category:Cinema actors|Veidt, Conrad]]

Conrad Shawcross (1316 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Shawcross''' (born [[1977]]) is a [[British]] art...

Conrad Aiken (1902 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Potter Aiken''' ([[August 5]] [[1889]]–[[Au...
5: [[Image:Tomb_of_Conrad_Aiken.jpg|thumbnail|right|200px|Aiken's tomb]]
11: *[http://www.gutenberg.org/author/Conrad_Aiken eTexts] of Aiken's works, at [[Project Gute...
13: [[Category:1889 births|Aiken, Conrad]]
14: [[Category:1973 deaths|Aiken, Conrad]]

Conrad of Montferrat (2908 bytes)
1: '''Conrad of Montferrat''' was one of the major participant...
3: Conrad had fought as an ally of [[Isaac II Angelus]] of ...
5: ...d supported him in this political struggle, while Conrad was supported by [[Philip II of France]] and [[Le...
7: ...hop of Beauvais. The bishop had already eaten, so Conrad returned home; on his way he was stabbed to death...
9: ...Sibylla and father of [[Baldwin V of Jerusalem]]. Conrad was also marquis of [[Montferrat]] although he sp...

Conrad, Montana (2650 bytes)
1: '''Conrad''' is a city located in [[Pondera County, Montana...
4: Conrad is located at 48°10'22" North, 111°56'50"...

...And Call Me Conrad (883 bytes)
1: '''''...And Call Me Conrad''''' (also known as '''''This Immortal''''') is o...
5: ...sitor when attempts are made on the Vegan's life. Conrad knows that keeping the Vegan alive is important&m...

Conrad, Iowa (2601 bytes)
1: '''Conrad''' is a city located in [[Grundy County, Iowa]]. ...
4: [[Image:IAMap-doton-Conrad.PNG|right|Location of Conrad, Iowa]]
5: Conrad is located at 42°13'30" North, 92°52'20" ...

Conrad Santos (3111 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Santos''' ([[November 26]], [[1934]]-) is a [[Man...
17: [[Category:1934 births|Santos, Conrad]]
18: [[Category:Manitoba politicians|Santos, Conrad]]

Joseph Conrad (4582 bytes)
1: [[Image:Conrad66.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Joseph Conrad]]
2: '''Joseph Conrad''' ([[December 3]], [[1857]]–[[August 3]], ...
6: Subsequently Conrad was brought up by his uncle. Conrad eventually abandoned his education at the age of ...
8: ...d language, thus it is altogether remarkable that Conrad should write so fluently and effectively in his t...
10: ..., only making an exception for [[Ivan Turgenev]]. Conrad is now best known for the [[novella]], ''[[Heart ...

Conrad Schumann (1868 bytes)
1: [[Image:Conrad Schumann.jpg|frame|right|Conrad Schumann leaps into [[West Berlin]] over barbed w...
3: '''Hans Conrad Schumann''' ([[1942]] – [[June 20]], [[1998...
14: [[Category:1942 births|Schumann, Conrad]]
15: [[Category:1998 deaths|Schumann, Conrad]]
16: [[Category:Suicides|Schumann, Conrad]]

Conrad Hilton, Jr (1369 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Hilton, Jr.''' ([[July 6]], [[1926]] – [[Fe...
3: ...s]], [[Texas]], the eldest son of [[Conrad Hilton|Conrad Nicholson Hilton]] and Mary Adelaide Barron. His ...
7: Hilton and Trish McClintock had two children, Conrad Nicholson Hilton, III (born [[1959]]) and Michael...
13: [[Category:1926 births|Hilton Jr, Conrad]]
14: [[Category:1969 deaths|Hilton Jr, Conrad]]

Conrad Vernon (1007 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Vernon''', born [[1974]], is an [[United States|A...
3: [[Category:1974 births|Vernon, Conrad]]

Conrad Wirth (278 bytes)
1: '''Conrad Wirth''' ([[1899]] - [[1993]]) was a [[United Sta...
5: [[Category:1899 births|Wirth, Conrad]]
6: [[Category:1993 deaths|Wirth, Conrad]]

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