John Opara

John Ucheena Opara, age 43, Minneapolis, MN View Details

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John Opara, Richmond, TX View Details

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John Opara, age 52, Saint Augustine, FL View Details

Locations: San Antonio TX, Jacksonville FL, Orange Park FL Possible Relatives: Helen N Opara, Ikenna Divine Opara

John Chinedu Opara, Richmond, TX View Details

Locations: San Antonio TX, Jacksonville FL, Orange Park FL Possible Relatives: Helen N Opara, Ikenna Divine Opara

John Francis Opara, age 60s View Details

Possible Relatives: Grace Chidima Opara, John Chukwubueze Opara, Nora Ifeoma Opara

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John Dalvi

Brigadier John Parashuram Dalvi was an Indian Army officer. During the Sino-Indian War of 1962, he was the commander of the Indian 7th Brigade, which was destroyed, leading Dalvi to be captured by theread more... People's Liberation Army on 22 October 1962.read less...

John S. Paraskevopoulos

John Stefanos Paraskevopoulos also known as John Paras, was a Greek/South African astronomer. He was born in Piraeus, Greece and graduated from the University of Athens, where he obtained his PhD in Pread more...hysics in 1910, under the supervision of Timoleon A. Argyropoulos. His thesis was entitled "Variability in absorption spectra". He served in the Greek army during the Balkan Wars and World War I. He work as an assistant of Prof. Demetrios Eginitis at the National Observatory of Athens, and in 1919, he went to the US with a two-year fellowship, spending part of that time working at Yerkes Observatory. There he met and married Dorothy W. Block. In 1921, he returned to Athens where he became head of the astronomy department of the National Observatory of Athens with a goal to built a large telescope in Greece. However, due to the war between Greece and Turkey during that period and the political instability that followed it soon became evident that the large telescope for the observatory would not materialise. So, in September 1923 Dr Paras accepted an offer from Dr Harlow Shapley, to become the Superintendent of the Harvard Observatory's Southern Station. He left this post due to a lack of funding and went to Arequipa, Peru to work at Boyden Station, a branch of Harvard Observatory, with a view to finding a more suitable location for it. The decision was made to move Boyden Station to South Africa due to better weather conditions, and Paraskevopoulos served there as director of Boyden Observatory in South Africa from 1927 to 1951. He co-discovered a couple of comets. The crater Paraskevopoulos on the Moon is named after him.read less...