During his three decades photographing in Bangladesh, Mr. Alam has covered numerous major news events, including natural disasters, governmental upheavals, the deaths of thousands of garment factory workers and the struggle against human rights abuses.
In the upheaval following her death, her business manager stole two filing cabinets containing her private documents, many of which have since "gone missing".
To compound the upheaval, Michael's death led to a rift between the Elliott clan and the remaining directors of the Royal Exchange.
The White House has announced that Mr. Obama plans to address the region in the wake of the upheaval — and the death of Osama bin Laden — in a speech on Thursday at the State Department.
Furthermore, the decision to write an exposition of his religious ideas may have been influenced by the political upheaval following the death of Oliver Cromwell in 1659, and the restoration of the monarchy.
But it is not known whether PDVSA could justify backing two F1 drivers at a time when Venezuela is in a state of political and social upheaval following the death earlier this year of president Hugo Chavez.
Death, upheaval and poverty increase tensions within the family and the likelihood of violence against girls and women.
Mr. McNair was remembered as a progressive governor at a time of racial change and social and political upheaval, but the deaths on Feb. 8, 1968, of three black college students from state highway patrol gunfire, and the wounding of 27 others, put an end to his hope of higher office.
All of these vast changes — divorce, death, geopolitical upheaval — take place offstage.
Her excellent history of the Versailles peace conference, "Paris 1919," forced us to rethink what was actually possible in the wake of so much death and upheaval.
