Mr. Maleki, 29, is one of dozens of reporters, photographers and bloggers who have either fled Iran or are trying to flee in the aftermath of the disputed June presidential election.
The Virginian settlers were dominated by English noblemen with their servants (many were Cavaliers fleeing in the aftermath of the English Civil War 1642 51) and poor peasants from southern England.
Cast members ran backstage as the intruder fled; in the aftermath, company members discovered that a bag belonging to the actress Martha Plimpton — who was participating in the reading — was missing, as well as the wallet of another actress.
In the Balkans before World War II there were approximately 15,000 White Russian émigrés who had fled there in the aftermath of the 1917 Russian Revolution.
When forced to flee Peking in the aftermath of the Boxer Rebellion, Ci Xi clipped her claws so she could better blend in with the masses.
It has been known for some time that scores of senior al-Qaida officials and their families were held in Iran after fleeing there in the aftermath of 2011.
At the same time, at least 500,000 Cambodians, including some 100,000 associated with the communists, fled to Thailand in the aftermath of Democratic Kampuchea's fall and because of the hardship, uncertainty, and disorder that accompanied the installation of the new regime.
The army newspaper, 26 September, claimed last week that one of the suspects, Malik Harhara, who has dual British and Yemeni nationality, was 'a former officer with the group of separatists who fled to London in the aftermath of the war in summer 1994'.
Arriving in the west as an impoverished refugee, fleeing from the aftermath of the Hungarian uprising in 1956, he was welcomed and nurtured by the highly active avant-garde musical milieu centred in Cologne.
The ruling was the largest in about 30 similar lawsuits filed by about 12,000 former and current Fukushima residents, and it was awarded even though the majority of the plaintiffs did not flee the area in the aftermath of the disaster.
