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Moabites. Palestinian Semites. Conquered by Babylon 582BC.
Mobutu Sese Seko. 1930-97. President of Zaire 1971- by coup.
Model Parliaments. 1265, 1295. Convened by Montfort, Edward I. Models for British representative parliament.
Modernism. 19C Movement to reinterpret Roman Catholicism based on science, psychology. Declared heretical, 1907. Loisy. Tyrrell.
Modernism. Early 20C literary movement. Lawrence. Eliot. Yeats.
Modernismo. 1888-. Spanish exotic poetry movement in wake of Symbolists. Darío.
Modigliani, Amadeo. 1884-1920. Italian/French artist. Elongated necks and simplified figures. Head 1911-12. Recining Nude 1919.
Mogadishu Raid. 1977. German commandos rescue hijack hostages.
Mogul. (Mughal). 1526-1857. Moslem dynasty in India.
Mohács, Battle. 1526. Suleiman I defeats Louis II. Turkey dominates Hungary to 17C.
Mohammed. Persian equivalent of Muhammad.
Mohicans. -17C. North American Indian tribe dispersed by war.
Moholy-Nagy, László. 1895-1946. Hungarian Bauhaus painter, designer, photographer.
Moissan, Henri. 1852-1907. French. Isolated flourine 1886. Electric furnace 1897.

Molay, Jacques de. 1243-1314. Last Grand Master of the Order of Templars. Burned.
Moldavia (former). 14C Vlachs establish. 1349 Independent. 14C +Bessarabia. 16C Autonomous/Ottoman. 1774 Russian protectorate. 1774 -Bessarabia. 1859 +Walachia =Romania. 1940 Part ceded to MSSR.
Moldova. 1924. Bessarabia + part of former Moldavia. 1940 Moldavian SSR. 1991 Independent Republic. CIS.
Molière, Jean-Baptiste. 1622-73. French comedy actor, playwright. School for Wives 1662. Tartuffe 1664. Don Juan 1665. Misanthrope. Died in role of Malade Imaginaire.
Molinism. Doctrine of Spanish Jesuit, Molina 1535-1600. Reconciled free will and divine grace.
Molinos, Miguel. 1628-96. Spanish priest. Quietism. Died in prison during Inquisition.
Molly Maguires. 1835-55 Irish anti-landlord society. 1862-77 Irish terrorists in PA coal mining area.
Moloch. Canaanite deity to whom children were sacrificed. Pseudonym for Yahweh.
Molotov. 1890-1986. Soviet Stalinist Prime Minister 1930-41.
Moltke, Helmuth von. 1800-91. Chief of Staff of Prussian army 1857-70, German 1870-88.
Mommsen, Theodor. 1817-1903. German historian. History of Rome 1854.
