Taking the notion of re-enactment to a whole new level, "I Was a Captive of Nazi Germany" starred Isobel Lillian Steele, a young American who had gone to Berlin to study music in 1931.
There is also a lively programme of events, from Civil War re-enactments to a ghost walk on Saturday 30 October.
(The program will start disbursing smaller annual supplemental benefits to those who were born after the law's enactment, to prevent a "high stakes cut off" in which kids born one year too late would miss out in the program's large benefits.
Mr. Berlusconi's opponents say his allies are pushing for swift enactment to stave off a verdict this fall in his bribery trial.
Rep. 418 (another rate case), it was again held that a suit against individuals, for the purpose of preventing them, as officers of the state, from enforcing, by the commencement of suits or by indictment, an unconstitutional enactment, to the injury of the rights of the plaintiff, was not a suit against a state, within the meaning of the Amendment.
But the Court went further: 'In view of the constitutional provision, a statutory enactment, to be valid, must afford absolute immunity against future prosecution for the offence to which the question relates.' Id., at 586, 12 S.Ct., at 206.
The general discretion regarding the enforcement of the laws when and as he deems appropriate is not interfered with by an injunction which restrains the state officer from taking any steps towards the enforcement of an unconstitutional enactment, to the injury of complainant.
"Killing Lincoln" mixes narration with re-enactments to tell a ticktock version of John Wilkes Booth's plot to kill the president.
The Canadian authorities would not allow the modern-day re-enactment to use a live incendiary, so explosives inside the dam instead were detonated once the pilots had carried out a successful direct hit.
