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* … that '''[[Sebastian Bleisch]]''' (born June 10, 1957), real name Norbert Bleisch, is a German writer and film director of gay pornographic movies which feature in part underage actors. | |||
* … that '''[[Don Bosco]]''' was an Italian priest born from a poor family, famously known in the Catholic community for his life-long work in favor of poor children. <!-- Added 9-12-15 --> | * … that '''[[Don Bosco]]''' was an Italian priest born from a poor family, famously known in the Catholic community for his life-long work in favor of poor children. <!-- Added 9-12-15 --> |
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From BoyWiki's new and recently improved articles:
- … that Sebastian Bleisch (born June 10, 1957), real name Norbert Bleisch, is a German writer and film director of gay pornographic movies which feature in part underage actors.
- … that Don Bosco was an Italian priest born from a poor family, famously known in the Catholic community for his life-long work in favor of poor children.
- … that the Ottoman Empire was a long-lived Islamic caliphate (state), whose capital was Istanbul.
- … that Albanian pederasty was a practice reported by many Western travelers in the nineteenth century.
- … that A Decent Life: The Dissenting Narrative of Tom O'Carroll is a documentary film by David Kennerly from the perspective of Tom O'Carroll.
- … that Kottabos was a game of skill played at ancient Greek symposia (drinking parties), especially in the 5th and 4th centuries BC.
- … that the Tomb of the Diver is a Greek tomb whose four walls depict symposium scenes, while the cover slab shows the famous scene that gives the tomb its name: a young man diving into a curling and waving stream of water.