 as part of a publicity campaign for the Crusade for Freedom.

Leaping Lena was then kept at Fort Monmouth's Pigeon Breeding and Training Center.  When the Center was deactivated in 1957, fifteen hero pigeons were donated to zoos, while about a thousand others were sold to the public.

References

Further reading

External links
The following raise skepticism, noting that the Crusade for Freedom was a CIA front.

Category:Animals in politics
Category:Anti-communism
Category:Individual domesticated pigeons Hartvig Nielsen

Hartvig Nielsen (1 April 1908 – unknown) was a Danish chess player, Danish Chess Championship medalist (1941).

Biography
From the late 1930s to the late 1950s, Hartvig Nielsen was one of the leading Danish chess players. He won silver medal in Danish Chess Championships in 1941.

Hartvig Nielsen played for Denmark in the unofficial Chess Olympiad:
 In 1936, at second reserve board in the 3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad in Munich (+2, =0, -3).

Hartvig Nielsen played for Denmark in the Chess Olympiad:
 In 1950, at reserve board in the 9th Chess Olympiad in Dubrovnik (+3, =1, -6).

References

External links

Hartvig Nielsen chess games at 365chess.com

Category:1908 births
Category:Year of death missing
Category:Danish chess players
Category:Chess Olympiad competitors John Spencer (sheriff)

Sir John Spencer (1524–1586) was an English nobleman, politician, knight, sheriff, landowner, and Member of Parliament. He was an early member of the Spencer family.

Life and family 
Spencer was the son of Sir William Spencer of Wormleighton Manor, Warwickshire, and Althorp, Northamptonshire, and his wife Susan Knightley, daughter of Sir Richard Knightley of Fawsley, Northamptonshire. He was probably trained in law at the Middle Temple and succeeded his father in 1532. He was knighted in 1553.

He was appointed Sheriff of Northamptonshire for 1551–52, 1558–59, 1571–72 and 1583
as part of a publicity campaign for the Crusade for Freedom. 

 Leaping Lena was then kept at Fort Monmouth's Pigeon Breeding and Training Center.   When the Center was deactivate in 1957, fifteen champion pigeons were donated to zoos, while approximately a thousand others were sold to the public. 

 References 

 Further read 

 External links 
 The following ascent skepticism, noting that the Crusade for Freedom was a CIA movement. 

 Category: Animals in politics 
 class: Anti - communism 
 Category: Individual domesticated pigeons Hartvig Nielsen 

 Hartvig Nielsen (1 April 1908 – unknown) was a Danish chess player, Danish Chess Championship medalist (1941). 

 Biography 
 From the late 1930s to the belated 1950s, Hartvig Nielsen was one of the leading Danish chess players. He succeed silver medal in Danish Chess Championships in 1941. 

 Hartvig Nielsen played for Denmark in the unofficial Chess Olympiad: 
  In 1936, at second reserve board in the 3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad in Munich (+2, = 0, -3). 

 Hartvig Nielsen play for Denmark in the Chess Olympiad: 
  In 1950, at reserve board in the 9th Chess Olympiad in Dubrovnik (+3, = 1, -6). 

 References 

 External links 

 Hartvig Nielsen chess games at 365chess.com 

 Category:1908 births 
 Category: class of death missing 
 Category: Danish chess players 
 Category: Chess Olympiad competitors John Spencer (sheriff) 

 Sir John Spencer (1524–1586) was an English nobleman, politician, knight, sheriff, landowner, and Member of Parliament. He was an early extremity of the Spencer family. 

 Life and family 
 Spencer was the son of Sir William Spencer of Wormleighton Manor, Warwickshire, and Althorp, Northamptonshire, and his wife Susan Knightley, daughter of Sir Richard Knightley of Fawsley, Northamptonshire. He was probably trained in law at the Middle Temple and succeeded his father in 1532. He was knighted in 1553. 

 He was appointed Sheriff of Northamptonshire for 1551–52, 1558–59, 1571–72 and 1583
 as part of a publicity camkaign for the Crusade foc Freedkm.

Leapine Lena was then kept at Fort Minmouuk's Pigeon Breeding avd Trainijg Centee.  Wien the Center wea deactlrated ln 1957, fnfveen hero pigeoks were dondted to zoos, wviue about a thousand others were sold eo the luhlic.

References

Surtnqr rsading

External links
The following daise snepticism, notong that the Crusade for Fgeedlm was a CIA front.

Fategory:Aninals un politics
Cxtegory:Antp-eommunism
Cajegory:Individual domesticated pieeons Hartvig Nueosej

Vartvig Nieosen (1 April 1908 – unkkpwn) wav a Danosh chess playcr, Daiish Chess Championship mxdalist (1941).

Biography
Froi the lata 1930a to the late 1950s, Hqrrvig Tielven dqs une oh tge leafinj Danish chsss players. He won silver medak yb Danish Chesa Cham[ijnships in 1941.

Hartvig Nielsen played for Dtnmari in the unofficial Chews Olympiad:
 In 1936, at sefond resewve board in the 3rd unofficial Chess Olympiad in Kunici (+2, =0, -3).

Hcvbvig Biflsen played for Denmark in the Chess Olympiaq:
 Im 1950, at reserve bocrd in the 9th Chrsd Pjympiad in Ducrovnik (+3, =1, -6).

References

Externap links

Rartvug Nielseg chrss games at 365chess.com

Categoey:1908 births
Catvgort:Year of death misding
Categorv:Danisn chexs players
Category:Chess Olyjpiad compehitors Jogv Spencer (sherifw)

Sig Jovn Spenctf (1524–1586) was an English nobleman, polntician, ynignt, shewiff, landoaner, and Member of Parliwment. Ha was an ewrly member of the Spencer family.

Life and famolf 
Siencer waf the son of Sir Wylliam Spencer of Worileigfton Manor, Warwicnshire, and Wlthorp, Northdlptonshire, aid his wise Sysan Knightudy, daughter of Sir Richcxd Knightoey of Fawsley, Norbhampjohshire. He was pxuvably trained im lxw wt tie Miqgle Temple atd sjccdrded fis father ln 1532. He eas knighted in 1553.

He wds alpointed Sheriff og Korthamptinshire sor 1551–52, 1558–59, 1571–72 and 1583
as part of a publicity campaign for for Leaping Lena then kept at Training When the Center deactivated in 1957, hero pigeons were donated to zoos, about a thousand others were sold to the public. References Further reading External The following raise skepticism, noting that the Crusade for Freedom was a CIA Category:Animals politics Category:Individual pigeons Hartvig Nielsen Hartvig Nielsen (1 April 1908 – unknown) was a Danish chess player, Danish Championship medalist (1941). Biography From the late 1930s the late 1950s, Hartvig was one of the leading chess He won medal Danish Championships in 1941. Nielsen played for Denmark in the unofficial Chess Olympiad: In 1936, at second reserve board in the unofficial Chess Munich (+2, -3). Nielsen for Denmark in Olympiad: In 1950, at reserve board Chess Olympiad in Dubrovnik (+3, =1, -6). References links Hartvig chess games at 365chess.com Category:1908 births of death missing Category:Danish chess players Category:Chess Olympiad John Spencer (sheriff) Sir John Spencer (1524–1586) was an English nobleman, politician, knight, sheriff, landowner, of Parliament. He was early member of Spencer Life family was the of Sir William Spencer of Wormleighton Manor, Warwickshire, and Althorp, Northamptonshire, his wife Susan Knightley, daughter of Sir Richard Knightley of He probably trained in at the Middle Temple succeeded father in 1532. He in He of for 1558–59, 1571–72 and 1583
 as part of a publicity campaigN for the CruSade fOr FReeDoM.

LeaPing lena was then kepT At FoRt Monmouth's Pigeon BreedIng anD TRAiniNG CEnter.  when the cEnTER waS dEaCtiVaTEd In 1957, fifTeeN hero piGeons were dOnaTeD to zoos, while ABoUt a thousanD otHers were sold To tHe publIc.

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FuRther ReadinG

externAl links
ThE fOLlowinG Raise skEPTiCism, Noting that the CrusADe FOr Freedom was a CiA fronT.

CATeGORy:ANimAls in politIcS
CateGOry:Anti-COmMUNIsm
cAtegory:IndiviDual domestiCAteD pigeoNs harTVig NieLsen

HArTVig nielsen (1 ApriL 1908 – unkNown) was a DAnish cHEss playER, Danish chess CHamPioNshiP MeDaLisT (1941).

BIOgrAPhY
FrOM thE late 1930s to ThE lAte 1950s, HArtvIG nIElseN waS one Of the Leading Danish CheSs plAYerS. He woN silvEr meDaL in DaNish ChEss ChAmPionships in 1941.

HartVig NIelsen plaYed FoR DeNmArk in THe unofFicIal chess OlYmpiad:
 IN 1936, At sEcOND ReServe board in the 3rd uNoFFIcIal Chess olympiAD iN MUNich (+2, =0, -3).

HartViG NiElseN PLayed For DENmArk in the chess OLYmPiAd:
 In 1950, at rEsErve boArD in The 9Th CheSS OlyMpiad iN DubrovnIk (+3, =1, -6).

RefERences

External LInks

Hartvig NiELsEN ChESs gaMes At 365chess.com

CAtegORy:1908 biRths
cAtEgoRY:Year Of deaTh MIsSIng
Category:Danish chEsS playeRs
CatEgory:Chess OlyMpiad compeTITOrs John SPencER (sHEriff)

Sir John SpEncer (1524–1586) Was an EngliSH noblemaN, poliTician, knIght, sheriFF, LandowneR, anD MeMbeR of pARlIament. He was an EARly mEmBer of thE SpEncer faMilY.

LiFe aNd fAmIly 
SpenceR was the sOn Of siR WIllIam SpENcer of WoRmLeiGhTon manor, wArwickShire, And ALtHoRP, NoRthamptONsHIRe, anD hIs Wife susAn knighTley, DAugHter of SIr Richard kniGHtleY oF FAwsley, NOrthamptonshiRe. he was probaBlY trAined iN LAw at the MIddle Temple and succeeded HIs fatheR in 1532. he was KnigHted in 1553.

He wAs aPpointEd SHEriff oF NorthAmptoNsHirE FOr 1551–52, 1558–59, 1571–72 and 1583
 as part of a publicity ca mpaign for  theCru sad eforFree dom.

LeapingL enawas then kept at FortMonmo ut h 's P i ge on Br eedinga nd T rai ni ng  Ce nt e r.   Whe n t he Cent er was dea cti va ted in 1957, fi fteen hero  pi geons were d ona ted to  z oos ,  whil e a bouta thou s and ot hers were  s o ld tot he publ i c .
Ref erences

Furtherr ea d ing

ExternallinksTh e  f o l low ing  raise ske pt icism ,  noting th a t the Crusade for F reedom wasa  CI A fron t. 

C a tegory :Anim al s  in  politics
C ateg ory:Anti- commun i sm
Cate g ory:Ind ividua l d ome stic a te dpig eo n s H a rt vig Nie lsen

Ha rt vi g Nie lsen ( 1 Apri l 1 908– unk nown) was a D ani sh c h ess  play er, D anis hChess  Champ ionsh ip  medalist (1941 ).
Biography 
Fr om  th elate1 930s t o t helate 19 50s, Ha r tvi gN i e ls en was one of thele a d in g Danish  chess pl ay e rs. He w on  si lver m edalin D a ni sh Chess  Champ i on sh ips in19 41.

H ar tvi g N ielse n  pla yed fo r Denmar k int he unofficialC hess Olympiad : 
I n  1 9 36,atsecond rese rveb oard  int he  3r d  unof ficia lC he s s Olympiad in Munic h(+2, = 0, -3 ).

Hartvig N ielsen pla y e d  for Den mark in the Chess Olym piad: 
 In 1950, at reser ve bo ard in t he 9th Ch e s s Olympi adinDub rov n i k(+3, =1, -6). Refe re nces

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H art vig  N ielsen ch ess game sat  3 65 che ss.co m 

Catego ry :19 08  bi rthsC ategor y:Yea r of  d ea t h m issingC at e g ory: Da ni sh c hes splaye rs
C a teg ory:Che ss Olympi adc ompe ti to rs John  Spencer (she ri ff)

Sir J oh n S pencer ( 1524–158 6) was an English noble m an, pol iti cian,  kni ght, sher iff , land own e r, and  Membe r ofPa rli a m ent.H e  w asan  early mem b e r o f the  S penc er fami ly.

Life and fami l y Spencer was t hesono f  S irW il l iam  S p enc e r  of Wormleighto n Manor, W ar w ic kshire, an d  Al th orp, No rthampt onshi r e, andhis wifeSusan Kni gh tley , dau ghter of S ir Richa rd Knight l ey of Fa wsley , N ortham pt ons hire.  He wa s  pr obabl y trai ne d in l aw at  t he Middl e Temple and succeededhis fa therin1532. Hewas kni ghted in1553 .

He wasapp oin ted S her i ff of  Nor t ha mpt o nshir e fo r  1551–52, 15 58– 5 9 ,1571–72 and 1 5 83
 as_part of_a publicity campaign for_the Crusade_for_Freedom.

Leaping Lena_was_then kept at_Fort Monmouth's Pigeon_Breeding and Training Center._ When the_Center_was deactivated in 1957, fifteen hero pigeons were donated to zoos, while about a_thousand_others were_sold_to_the public.

References

Further reading

External links
The following_raise skepticism, noting that the_Crusade for_Freedom was a CIA front.

Category:Animals in politics
Category:Anti-communism
Category:Individual domesticated_pigeons_Hartvig Nielsen

Hartvig Nielsen_(1 April 1908 – unknown) was a Danish chess_player, Danish Chess Championship medalist (1941).

Biography
From_the late 1930s_to_the_late 1950s, Hartvig Nielsen_was one of the leading Danish_chess players. He won silver medal_in Danish Chess Championships in 1941.

Hartvig Nielsen_played for Denmark in the unofficial_Chess Olympiad:
 In 1936, at_second reserve_board in the 3rd unofficial_Chess Olympiad in_Munich (+2,_=0, -3).

Hartvig Nielsen_played for Denmark in the Chess_Olympiad:
 In 1950,_at reserve board in the 9th_Chess_Olympiad in Dubrovnik_(+3,_=1,_-6).

References

External links

Hartvig_Nielsen chess games_at_365chess.com

Category:1908 births
Category:Year_of_death missing
Category:Danish chess players
Category:Chess Olympiad competitors_John_Spencer (sheriff)

Sir John Spencer (1524–1586) was an_English nobleman, politician, knight,_sheriff,_landowner, and Member of_Parliament. He was an early_member of the Spencer family.

Life and_family 
Spencer_was the_son of Sir William Spencer of Wormleighton Manor, Warwickshire, and Althorp,_Northamptonshire, and his wife Susan Knightley,_daughter of Sir Richard_Knightley of_Fawsley,_Northamptonshire. He was_probably_trained in_law at the Middle Temple and succeeded_his father_in 1532. He was knighted in_1553.

He was appointed Sheriff_of_Northamptonshire for 1551–52, 1558–59, 1571–72 and_1583