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Virginia (list)

Thomas Jefferson

None

April 13, 1743 (age 38)

Continental Congress

June 1, 1779

1781

Virginia 5	James Madison		Anti-Administration	Congress of the Confederation	College of New Jersey (BA)	1789	Montpelier	March 16, 1751 (age 45)

Virginia		James Monroe		Anti-Administration	April 28, 1758 (age 36)	Farmer Continental Army Virginia Militia Lawyer	Virginia House of Delegates Congress of the Confederation	College of William & Mary (BA)	November 9, 1790	1796 Class 1	Charlottesville

Virginia (list)

James Monroe

Democratic-Republican

April 28, 1758 (age 44)

U.S. Minister to France U.S. Senate Virginia House of Delegates Congress of the Confederation Colonel in the Virginia Militia Major in the Continental Army

December 28, 1799

1802

Virginia (list)

James Monroe

Democratic-Republican

April 28, 1758 (age 52)

U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom Governor U.S. Minister to France U.S. Senate Virginia House of Delegates Congress of the Confederation Colonel in the Virginia Militia Major in the Continental Army

January 16, 1811

1814

Massachusetts		John Quincy Adams		Federalist	July 11, 1767 (age 40)	Diplomat Lawyer U.S. Minister to the Netherlands U.S. Minister to Prussia U.S. Minister to Russia U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom	Massachusetts Senate	Harvard University (AB, AM)	March 4, 1803	1808 Class 1	Boston

Massachusetts 11	John Quincy Adams		Anti-Jacksonian	President of the United States U.S. Secretary of State U.S. Senate U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom U.S. Minister to Russia Massachusetts Senate U.S. Minister to Prussia U.S. Minister to the Netherlands	Harvard University (AB, AM)	1831	Quincy	July 11, 1767 (age 66)

Massachusetts 12	John Quincy Adams		Whig	President of the United States U.S. Secretary of State U.S. Senate U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom U.S. Minister to Russia Massachusetts Senate U.S. Minister to Prussia U.S. Minister to the Netherlands	Harvard University (AB, AM)	1831	Quincy	July 11, 1767 (age 76)

Massachusetts 8	John Quincy Adams		Whig	President of the United States U.S. Secretary of State U.S. Senate U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom U.S. Minister to Russia Massachusetts Senate U.S. Minister to Prussia U.S. Minister to the Netherlands	Harvard University (AB, AM)	1831	Quincy	July 11, 1767 (age 80)

Tennessee at-large	Andrew Jackson		Democratic-Republican	U.S. Army Lawyer Planter Merchant	-	1796	Nashville	March 15, 1767 (age 30)

Tennessee		Andrew Jackson		Democratic-Republican	March 15, 1767 (age 31)	U.S. Army Lawyer Planter Merchant	U.S. House	-	September 26, 1797	1802 Class 1	Nashville

Tennessee		Andrew Jackson		Jacksonian	March 15, 1767 (age 58)	U.S. Army officer Lawyer Planter Merchant Federal Military Commissioner of Florida U.S. Senate	U.S. House Tennessee Supreme Court	-	March 4, 1823	1828 Class 1	Nashville

New York		Martin Van Buren		Jacksonian	December 5, 1782 (age 36)	Lawyer Columbia County Surrogate	New York Attorney General New York Senate	-	March 4, 1821	1832 Class 1	Albany

New York (list)

Martin Van Buren

Jacksonian

December 5, 1782 (age 36)

U.S. Senate New York Attorney General New York Senate Columbia County Surrogate

January 1, 1829

1831

Best Documentary Feature
Year	Name	Country	Film	Status	Milestone / Notes
1942	Frank Capra		Prelude to War	Won	Capra was born in the Kingdom of Italy and became a United States citizen in 1920. Tied with John Ford(The Battle of Midway), Ken G. Hall (Kokoda Front Line!), and Artkino (Moscow Strikes Back)
	The Netherlands Information Bureau		High Stakes in the East	nom
	British Ministry of Information		Listen to Britain	nom
			Twenty-One Miles	nom
	Belgian Ministry of Information		Little Belgium	nom
	Concanen Films		The White Eagle	nom
1943	British Ministry of Information		Desert Victory	Won
1945	The Government of Great Britain		The True Glory	Won	Shared with the Government of the United States
1947	Paul Rotha		The World Is Rich	nom
1949	Crown Film Unit		Daybreak in Udi	Won
1951	Olle Nordemar		Kon-Tiki	Won
1953	John Taylor Leon Clore Grahame Tharp		The Conquest of Everest	nom
	Castleton Knight		A Queen is Crowned	nom
1954	Guy Glover		The Stratford Adventure	nom	Emigrated to Canada in 1913.
1955	René Risacher		Heartbreak Ridge	nom
1956	Jacques-Yves Cousteau		The Silent World	Won
	The Government Film Committee of Denmark		Where Mountains Float	nom
1958	James Carr		Antarctic Crossing	nom
1959	Bernhard Grzimek		Serengeti Shall Not Die	Won	Born in modern day Poland, which was then part of the German Empire.
1961	Arthur Cohn René Lafuite	/	Le Ciel et la Boue (Sky Above and Mud Beneath)	won
	dell Istituto Nazionale Luce, Comitato Organizzatore Del Giochi Della XVII Olimpiade		La Grande Olimpiade (Olympic Games 1960)	nom
1962	Hugo Niebeling		Alvorada (Brazil's Changing Face)	nom
1963	Paul de Roubiax		Le Maillon et la Chaine (The Link and the Chain)	nom
1964	Jacques-Yves Cousteau		Jacques-Yves Cousteau's World without Sun	won
	Bert Haanstra		The Human Dutch	nom
	Jean Aurel		Over There, 1914-18	nom	Born in
1965	Peter Mills		The Forth Road Bridge	nom
	Frédéric Rossif		To Die in Madrid	nom
1966	Peter Watkins		The War Game	won
	Haroun Tazieff		Le Volcan Interdit (The Forbidden Volcano)	nom	Born in modern day Poland, which was then part of the Russian Empire, to a Muslim Tatar father and Polish Jewish mother. Later resided in France and Belgium.
1967	Pierre Schoendoerffer		The Anderson Platoon	won
1969	Bernard Chevry		Arthur Rubinstein – The Love of Life	won
1970	Dr. Harald Reinl		Chariots of the Gods	nom
1971	Lennart Ehrenborg Thor Heyerdahl	/	The RA Expedition	nom
	Marcel Ophuls		The Sorrow and the Pity	nom	Naturalized as a French citizen in 1938.
1972	Bert Haanstra		Ape and Super-Ape	nom
	Eckehard Munck		The Silent Revolution	nom
1973	Bengt von zue Muehlen		Battle of Berlin	nom
1976	Anthony Howarth		People of the Wind	nom	Shared with David Koff
1977	Robert Dornhelm		The Children of Theatre Street	nom	Shared with Earle Mack
	Bill Brind		High Grass Circus	nom	Shared with Torben Schioler and Tony Ianzelo
1978	Albert Lamorisse		The Lovers' Wind	nom
	Alan Root		Mysterious Castles of Clay	nom
	Jean-Pierre Dutilleux Barry Williams Michel Gast	//	Raoni	nom
1979	Jacques Bobet		Going the Distance	nom	Shared with Paul Cowan
	Tom Priestley		The Killing Ground	nom	Shared with Steve Singer
	Barry Alexander Brown		The War at Home	nom	Shared with Glenn Silber
1980	Bengt von zur Mühlen Arthur Cohn	/	The Yellow Star: The Persecution of the Jews in Europe 1933-45	nom
1981	Arnold Schwartzman		Genocide	win	Shared with Rabbi Marvin Hier
1982	Sturla Gunnarsson		After the Axe	nom	Shared with Steve Lucas
1984	Karel Dirka		Marlene	nom	Shared with Zev Braun
1985	Japhet Asher		Soliders in Hiding	nom
1987	Aviva Slesin		The Ten-Year Lunch: The Wit and Legend of the Algonquin Roundtable	win
	Robert Stone		Radio Bikini	nom
	Cyril Christo		A Stitch for Time	nom	Shared with Barbara Herbich
1988	Marcel Ophuls		Hotel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie	win
1990	Arthur Cohn		American Dream	win	Shared with Barbara Kopple
1991	Irving Saraf		In the Shadow of the Stars	win	Shared with Allie Light
	Hava Kohav Beller		The Restless Conscience: Resistance to Hitler Within Germany 1933-1945	nom
1992	Sally Dundas		Fires of Kuwait	nom
1995	Jon Blair		Anne Frank Remembered	win
1999	Arthur Cohn Kevin Macdonald	/	One Day in September	win
	Wim Wenders Ulrich Felsberg		Buena Vista Social Club	nom
2001	Jean-Xavier de Lestrade Denis Poncet		Murder on a Sunday Morning	won
	Christian Frei		War Photographer	nom
2002	Malcolm Clarke		Prisoner of Paradise	nom
	Jacques Perrin		Winged Migration	nom
2003	Carles Bosch Josep Maria Domenech		Balseros	nom
2004	Ross Kauffman Zana Briski		Born into Brothels	win
	Luigi Falorni		The Story of the Weeping Camel	nom	Shared with Byambasuren Davaa
2005	Luc Jacquet Yves Darondeau		March of the Penguins	win
	Hubert Sauper		Darwin's Nightmare	nom
2008	Simon Chinn James Marsh		Man on Wire	win
	Werner Herzog		Encounters at the End of the World	nom
2009	Anders Østergaard Lise Lense-Møller		Burma VJ	nom
2010	Banksy Jaimie D'Cruz		Exit Through the Gift Shop	nom
	Tim Hetherington		Restrepo	nom	Shared with Sebastian Junger
	Lucy Walker Angus Aynsley		Waste Land	nom
2011	Wim Wenders Gian-Piero Ringel		Pina	nom
2012	Malik Bendjelloul Simon Chinn	/	Searching for Sugar Man	won
2013	Signe Byrge Sørensen		The Act of Killing	nom	Shared with Joshua Oppenheimer
2014	Mathilde Bonnefoy Dirk Wilutzky	/	Citizenfour	won	Shared with Laura Poitras
	Wim Wenders David Rosier	/	The Salt of the Earth	nom	Shared with Juliano Ribeiro Salgado
	Orlando von Einsiedel Joanna Natasegara		Virunga	nom
2015	Asif Kapadia James Gay-Rees		Amy	win
	Signe Byrge Sørensen		The Look of Silence	nom	Shared with Joshua Oppenheimer
	Evgeny Afineevsky Den Tolmor	/	Winter on Fire: Ukraine's Fight for Freedom	nom
2016	Gianfranco Rosi Donatella Palermo		Fire at Sea	nom
	Raoul Peck Remi Grellety	/	I Am Not Your Negro	nom	Shared with Hébert Peck
2017	Agnès Varda JR Rosalie Varda		Faces Places	nom
	Søren Steen Jespersen		Last Men in Aleppo	nom	Shared with Feras Fayyad and Kareem Abeed
2018	Ansgar Frerich Eva Kemme Tobias N. Siebert		Of Fathers and Sons	nom	Talal Derki
2019	Kirstine Barfod Sigrid Dyekjær		The Cave	nom	Shared with Feras Fayyad
	Joanna Natasegara		The Edge of Democracy	nom	Shared with Petra Costa, Shane Boris, and Tiago Pavan
	Edward Watts		For Sama	nom	Shared with Waad al-Kateab
	Ljubo Stefanov Tamara Kotevska Atanas Georgiev		Honeyland	nom
2020/21	James Reed		My Octopus Teacher	win	Shared with Pippa Ehrlich and Craig Foster
	Alexander Nanau Bianca Oana		Collective	nom
2021	Jonas Poher Rasmussen Monica Hellström Signe Byrge Sørensen Charlotte De La Gournerie	/	Flee	nom
2022	Teddy Leifer		All That Breathes	nom	Shared with Shaunak Sen and Aman Mann
	Simon Lereng Wilmont Monica Hellström		A House Made of Splinters	nom
2023	Mstyslav Chernov		20 Days in Mariupol	win
	Christopher Sharp John Battsek	/	Bobi Wine: The People's President	nom
	Kaouther Ben Hania Nadim Cheikhrouha		Four Daughters	nom

Bosnia

No Man's Land

Quo Vadis Aida

Lithuania

Anatole Litvak

Laurence Harvey

Aviva Slesin

Moldova

Lewis Milestone

Den Tolmor

Ukraine

Best Documentary Feature
Year	Name	Film	Category	Status	Milestone / Notes
1928/29	Paul Muni	The Valiant	Best Actor	nom	First actor of Austro-Hungarian (later defined as Ukrainian) background to earn an Oscar nomination. Became a United States citizen.
1932/33		I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang	Best Actor	nom
1935		Black Fury	Best Actor	write in
1936		The Story of Louis Pasteur	Best Actor	won
1937		The Life of Émile Zola	Best Actor	nom
1940	Samuel Spewack	My Favorite Wife	Best story	nom	Shared with Bella Spewack
1942	Jo Swerling	The Pride of the Yankees	Best Adapted Screenplay	nom
1944	Otto Preminger	Laura	Best Director	nom
1948	Anatole Litvak	The Snake Pit	Best Director	nom	Born in modern day Ukraine, which was then part of the Russian Empire, to a Lithuanian Jewish family
1951	Anatole Litvak	Decision Before Dawn	Best Picture	nom
	Sam Zimbalist	Quo Vadis	Best Picture	nom
1959		Ben-Hur	Best Picture	won
	Otto Preminger	Anatomy of a Murder	Best Picture	nom	Born in Austro-Hungarian Empire
1963		The Cardinal	Best Director	nom
1970	Ingo Preminger	MASH	Best Picture	nom
2023	Mstyslav Chernov	20 Days in Mariupol	Best Documentary Feature	won	Shared with Michelle Mizner and Raney Aronson-Rath

Estonia

Bengt Von Muehlen

Miliza Korjus

Tangerines

Best Documentary Feature
Year	Name	Film	Category	Status	Milestone / Notes
1938	Miliza Korjus	The Great Waltz	Best Supporting Actress	nom
1973	Bengt von zur Mühlen	Battle of Berlin	Best Documentary Feature	nom
1980	Bengt von zur Mühlen	The Yellow Star: The Persecution of the Jews in Europe 1933-45		nom
2014	Estonia	Tangerines	Best International Feature	nom

North Macedonia

Honeyland

Before the Rain

Serbia

Steve Teisch

Marcell Jankovics

Armenia

Atom Egoyan

Steve Zaillian

Luxembourg

Alexandre Espigares

Laurent Witz

Portugal

Daniel Sousa

Ice Merchants

Eduardo Serra

Georgia

A Chief in Love

#	County	Seat	Population
5	Becker	Detroit Lakes	35,283
11	Big Stone	Ortonville	5,105
23	Chippewa	Montevideo	12,172
27	Clay	Moorhead	66,258
33	Cottonwood	Windom	11,319
41	Douglas	Alexandria	39,953
51	Grant	Elbow Lake	6,139
57	Hubbard	Park Rapids	22,132
67	Kandiyohi	Willmar	43,813
69	Kittson	Hallock	4,060
73	Lac qui Parle	Madison	6,630
81	Lincoln	Ivanhoe	5,521
83	Lyon	Marshall	25,427
85	McLeod	Glencoe	36,785
89	Marshall	Warren	8,810
93	Meeker	Litchfield	23,490
97	Morrison	Little Falls	34,250
101	Murray	Slayton	8,049
107	Norman	Ada	6,329
111	Otter Tail	Fergus Falls	60,626
113	Pennington	Thief River Falls	13,714
117	Pipestone	Pipestone	9,245
119	Polk	Crookston	30,412
121	Pope	Glenwood	11,400
125	Red Lake	Red Lake Falls	3,911
127	Redwood	Redwood Falls	15,288
129	Renville	Olivia	14,348
135	Roseau	Roseau	15,252
143	Sibley	Gaylord	15,084
145	Stearns	St. Cloud	160,977
149	Stevens	Morris	9,728
151	Swift	Benson	9,719
153	Todd	Long Prairie	25,667
155	Traverse	Wheaton	3,136
159	Wadena	Wadena	14,241
167	Wilkin	Breckenridge	6,306
173	Yellow Medicine	Granite Falls	9,467

Cities and townships of 10,000 or more people

• Moorhead – 44,861

2,500 – 10,000 people

• East Grand Forks – 8,929
• Thief River Falls – 8,903
• Crookston – 7,323
• Thomson Township – 5,003
• Chisholm – 4,775
• Dilworth – 4,771
• La Grand Township – 4,056
• Pine City – 3,736
• Long Prairie – 3,661
• Staples – 2,998
• Barnesville – 2,781
• Roseau – 2,730

See also

The Canadian women's roster

References

[[Category:2006 Winter Olympics ice hockey team roster templates|Men Canada]] [[Category:2006 Winter Olympics convenience templates]]