Jim, a fierce, die-hard hawk who fought in World War I, trots out all the snarling epithets applied to late '60s war protesters.
A man of great energy and fierce will, died October 18, at the venerable age of 105.
A fixture of Cambridge, Massachusetts, and New York's East Village, admired for his eccentric humor, immaculate handlebar mustache, and fierce loyalty, died on August 15, 2011, in the company of loving friends and family on the Upper East Side, New York.
Otfried Preussler, a German children's author whose books about wizards, witches and water spirits sold 50 million copies and whose half-century-old word choices recently inspired fierce debate, died on Feb. 18 in Prien am Chiemsee, Germany.
Allen Klein, a music executive who managed the business affairs of Sam Cooke, the Rolling Stones and, for a short time, the Beatles, and who was both admired and feared for his reputation as a fierce negotiator, died on Saturday in Manhattan, where he lived.
When another settler lies dying, Beret insists that Per find a minister for him, but Per is caught in a fierce snowstorm and dies.
Prof. Derek Freeman, who challenged Margaret Mead's famous account of adolescent sexuality in Samoa, provoking a fierce anthropological controversy, died July 6 in Canberra, Australia.
Petrovic, nicknamed the Croatian sensation, was a scorer and fierce competitor who died in a car crash in Germany in 1993.
Here he learned a few life lessons from Serbian gangsters, among whom, reportedly, was Jordje Bozovic Giske, a fierce paramilitary who died in the Yugoslav wars in 1991.
Henry Ashby Turner, a leading historian whose book "German Big Business and the Rise of Hitler" (1985) challenged the widely held theory that German industrialists were the Nazi Party's most influential supporters and embroiled him in a fierce scholarly debate, died Dec. 17 in New Haven, Conn.
