title: Fatboy Slim

texts: <mask> is an English musician, DJ and record producer who helped to popularise the big beat genre in the 1990s. Cook was the bassist for the Housemartins, who achieved a UK number-one single with their a cappella cover ofCaravan of Love. After the Housemartins split, Cook formed the electronic band Beats International, who produced the number-one single "Dub Be Good to Me". He played in a few films with moderate success. Better Living Through Chemistry was released under the name <mask>. You've Come a Long Way, Baby, Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars, and Palookaville are all follow-up albums. Cook formed the Brighton Port Authority with a number of other artists.Cornershop, the Beastie Boys, A Tribe Called Quest, and Wildchild were all successfully reworked by him. Cook has not released a new studio album since 2004, but he has toured and made a concept album. Cook has a Guinness World Record for most top-40 hits under different names. He won nine MTV Video Music Awards and two Brit Awards as a solo act. Cook was born in Kent in 1963. He attended the same school as future Labour Party leader Keir Starmer and took violin lessons. He was a big fan of music.When he was 14, his brother brought home the first album from the punk band The Damned, which turned him onto that genre. He played in a band called Disque Attack. When Charlie Alcock was told by his parents that he had to give up the band to concentrate on his O levels, Cook took over as lead vocalist. The Stomping Pond Frogs were formed by Cook and Paul Heaton. Cook went to read a B.A. at the age of 18. He achieved a 2:1 in British Studies after studying English, politics, and sociology. At this time, he began to develop his DJing skills in the thriving club scene in BRIGHTON, appearing at the BRIGHTON BELLE and the students' favourite The Basement, where he was known as DJ Quentox.The Housemartins were formed in 1985 by Heaton. Cook agreed to join them in Hull after their bassist left on the eve of their first national tour. The band's two albums, London 0 Hull 4 and The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death, peaked in the Top 10 of the UK Albums Chart. Isley-Jasper-Isley's version ofCaravan of Love reached number one just before Christmas 1986 and was originally a hit the year before. They split up by 1988. The band's drummer, Dave Hemingway, went on to form The Beautiful South, as did the band's vocalist, David Cook. He started making records with young studio engineer Simon Thornton.Thornton is credited in 2004 as "Executive Producer" on all of Cook's records. Cook's first solo hit was "Blame It on the Bassline", featuring MC Wildski. Credited to Norman Cook. The basic template of what would become Beats International's style was followed by MC Wildski. It reached number 29 on the UK Singles Chart. A loose confederation of studio musicians, including vocalists and rappers, were formed by Cook. Andy Boucher is a keyboardist.Their first album, Let Them Eat Bingo, included the number one single "Dub Be Good to Me", which caused a legal dispute over allegations of copyright infringement through the liberal use of unauthorized samples. "Just Be Good to Me" is a song by the band. Cook was bankrupted after he was ordered to pay back twice the royalties made on the record. Excursion on the Version failed to duplicate the success of its predecessor as it did not chart. Cook formed a band with horn player and singer Jesse Graham. The single "Turn On, tune In, Cop Out" was on their debut album. The song was used in an advertising campaign.More of Everything for Everybody was Cook's second album. Pizzaman is a house music album created by Cook and his friends. The Pizzamania album spawned three UK Top 40 hits: "Happiness", "Sex on the Streets", and "Trippin' on Sunshine". "Happiness" was used in a UK fruit juice ad. Michael Dominic directed the videos. Cook formed a group with his former roommate. The Boutique Nightclub was formerly known as the Big Beat Boutique."Magic Carpet Ride" was their biggest song. <mask> <mask> changed his name to <mask> <mask> in 1996. Cook said that the name didn't mean anything. I can't remember the truth, I've lied so many times about it. A word that can't exist is oxymoron. It's kind of goofy and ironic. The Fatboy <mask> album and Cook's second solo album, Better Living Through Chemistry, contained a Top 40 UK hit called " Everybody Needs a 303".The album You've Come a Long Way, Baby and the single "The Rockafeller Skank" were <mask> <mask>'s next work. Cook's first UK solo number one was "Praise You" from this album. Spike Jonze won many awards for his music video. He won three awards, including the award for breakthrough video, at the 1999 MTV Video Music Awards in New York City. In 2000, <mask> <mask> released his third studio album, Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars, which featured two collaborations with Macy Gray and a music video starring Christopher Walken. The socially significant video "Sunset (Bird of Prey)" was included on the album. <mask> <mask> won six awards for "Weapon of Choice" at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards.In 2004, Palookaville was Cook's first studio album in four years, and in 2003 he produced "Crazy Beat" and "Gene by Gene" from the Blur album Think Tank. Why Try Harder was Fatboy <mask>'s greatest hits album. There are ten Top 40 singles, a couple of Number Ones and two new tracks. Cook traveled to Cuba in 2006 and wrote and produced two original Cuban tracks for the album The Revolution Presents: Revolution. Rapster Records and K7 in 2009. Cuba's female vocal group Sexto Sentido is featured on two of the tracks. A band of young Cuban musicians, including Harold Lopez Nussa, were recorded at Cuba's EGREM Studios.The track "Guaguanco" was released separately in 2006 and was recorded during these sessions. A video featuring nude dancers with censor bars on them, making pictures and words with them, as well as a collaboration with David Byrne and Dizzee Rascal titled "Toe Jam", was released in 2008. The song "He's Frank (Slight Return)", a cover of a song by The Monochrome Set, is on the soundtrack album for the TV series Heroes. A puppet of Iggy Pop is featured in the video for this track. An alternative club version of "He's Frank (Washing Up)" was released, with a video featuring some footage of Iggy Pop acting and saying lyrics. The band's debut album, I Think We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat, is the first to be co-produced by Cook's long time engineer Simon Thornton, who also sings on one track. The album was released exclusively on CD at Amazon.com on January 6th and will be available for download on February 3rd.Cook's mix album, The Legend Returns, was a covermount album in the June 2010 issue of Mixmag. He performed as <mask> <mask> at the Ultra Music Festival. Rockefeller Skank and Right Here, Right Now were performed at the 2012 Summer Olympics closing ceremony on August 12th, and on September 1st he performed at BRIGHTON PRIDE. "Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat" with Riva Starr and Beardyman was Cook's first charting Fatboy Slim single in seven years. The song was supported by a Scottish DJ Calvin Harris. The 15th anniversary edition of Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars was released by Cook in 2015. This was supported by the release of remixes.Cook released The Fatboy Slim Collection in May of 2015. <mask> <mask>'s single "Where U Iz" was released on March 3, 2017. He and Beardyman collaborated on a song titled "Boom F**king Boom". Fatboy Slim vs. Australia was a new album from Australian artists of Cook's previous work. The single "Mama Do the Hump" by Rizzle Kicks peaked at number 2 in the charts and was produced by Cook. Cornershop, Beastie Boys, A Tribe Called Quest, and Wildchild were all successfully reworked by Cook. He did a version of "Amazonas" for the charity Bottletop.On 13 July 2002, <mask> <mask> performed the second of his free open-air concerts. The event attracted an estimated 250,000 people who crammed the promenade and beach between the piers. The event was forced to end early due to safety concerns. Many people were caught in traffic jams until the morning after the show had ended and the crowd had dissipated. <mask> <mask> was the headline performer on the "Other Stage" at the festival. <mask> <mask> played the Saturday headline slot at the Global Gathering festival in 2006 He played a two-hour set in front of a visual stage set with video screens and 3D lighting.The show ended with a fireworks display. Since 2002, <mask> <mask> has not been allowed to play in his hometown of Brighton. On January 1, 2007, he played to an audience of more than 20,000 fans. The tickets for the event, titled "Fatboy <mask>'s Big Beach Boutique 3," were only available to individuals with a BM postcode. <mask> <mask> and the crowd thought the concert was a success. David Guetta and the Cuban Brothers opened the concert. The Big Beach Boutique 4 was held in September of 2008.<mask> <mask> played at the O2 Wireless Festival and Rockness Festival in 2008. This may have been the last time he performed as <mask> <mask>, as he may now be concentrating on his new band, The Brighton Port Authority. <mask> <mask> closed the "Sahara" tent on Friday of the festival in 2008. The opening of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has been called one of the most memorable Sahara performances. In 2009, he was in Australia. In 2009, he played in Marlay Park, Dublin alongside David Guetta, Dizzee Rascal, and Calvin Harris, as well as one huge performance at the Sziget Festival in Hungary. He performed at the festival.He played a concert in the "pinball-machine" stage at trash city. <mask> <mask> performed at the east dance at the festival. He performed in Cape Town, South Africa as part of the Cool Britannia FIFA World Cup music festival. He performed at the Neapolis Festival in Naples. He performed at the Detroit's Movement Electronic Music Festival on May 30, 2011. <mask> <mask> performed at the closing party of Space Nightclub's We Love Sundays. <mask> <mask> performed at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco and the Red Bulletin/LePLUR Stage in New Orleans, Louisiana, on the 30th and 29th of October 2011.<mask> <mask> performed a live DJ set on the main stage at Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Florida. <mask> <mask> played a headline gig at the Bestival on the Isle of Wight in September. On the Road To Big Beach Bootique 5 was a one-hour radio programme hosted by Cook. There were 10 shows. At the closing ceremony for the 2012 Summer Olympics, he performed his famous remix of "The Rockafeller Skank", dubbed the "Funk Soul Brother", on top of a giant inflatable octopus. As a special guest, <mask> <mask> played at Ultra Music Festival, Wavefront Music Festival, Exit Festival, Bestival, and Glastonbury Festival. There are two stages.<mask> <mask> played at the House of Commons. This was the first time that a DJ had ever performed there, and was in aid of the Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation, which is aimed at "encouraging 16- to 25-year-olds to get more involved in their communities through grass root initiatives and to raise awareness for Fatboy <mask> played at least two times on the Sahara stage. <mask> <mask> played three sold-out shows in December, including The Warehouse Project in Manchester and O2 Brixton Academy, with support from VAS LEON, Slam Dunk'd, and DJ Fresh. He played a two-hour set for pre-school children and their parents at the festival. He played on the John Peel stage for the first time. Cook performed a version of his song " Right Here, Right Now" at a concert in England in October.Cook performed at a mass audience event in England as part of the government's trials to restart them. The seeds of the city's flourishing hip hop scene were sown when Cook and DJ Baptiste started putting on youth club hip hop jams. The 1980s block parties are recalled in the music documentary South Coast, which documents the cult hip hop scene from its grass roots to the present day. Cook is next to a star on the city's Walk of Fame. <mask> <mask> is on the "50 Bands to See Before You Die" list. He was married to TV personality ZOE BALL in 1999. Cook and Ball reconciled three months after they broke up.They have a son, Woody Fred Cook, who appeared on the Channel 4 show The Circle in 2019. Western Esplanade is in Portslade. After 18 years, Cook and Ball announced their separation. Cook has supported the football club since moving to BRIGHTON in the late 1980's. Cook checked into a rehabilitation center to fight alcoholism in March of 2009. Due to an extended stay in the rehabilitation centre, his performance at Snowbombing, a week-long winter sports and music festival held in the Austrian ski resort of Mayrhofen, was canceled, with the slot being filled by 2ManyDJs. Cook left the clinic at the end of March.He has not used drugs or alcohol in a decade. He held the Guinness World Record for the most Top 40 hits under different names. Cook uses lesser-known names in his performances. Norman Cook, also known as <mask> <mask>, was born in 1963.

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title: Lodune Sincaid

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texts: The American professional mixed martial artist was named <mask>. He lost to Bobby Southworth in the first elimination match of the UFC's The Ultimate Fighter 1 reality show, after winning the WEC Light-Heavyweight Championship. He was a member of the World Fighting Alliance and Palace Fighting Championship. After making his professional debut in 2001 fighting in small promotions, <mask> achieved a 6–0 record with all of his wins coming by submission or knockout. <mask> was invited to compete on the first-ever Ultimate Fighter by the UFC. He was knocked out by Bobby Southworth in the first elimination match of Team Couture. <mask> was knocked out by future UFC Middleweight Championship contender Nate Quarry in the first round of The Ultimate Fighter 1 Finale.WEC <mask> made his debut in the WEC. Sincaid won the bout via unanimous decision and was offered an opportunity to fight for the WEC Light Heavyweight Championship at WEC 20 and won by a rear-naked choke submission. He lost his next two fights, the first being against Mayhem Miller by a rear-naked choke submission and the second being against Doug Marshall by knockout. Sincaid tested positive for marijuana after his fight with Miller. After the demise of the WEC, Sincaid appeared in the Palace Fighting Championship organization as well as other small organizations. Sincaid spoke about his battle with Post-Traumatic Stress from the military. On April 11, it was reported that a man had been found dead in his apartment.

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title: George Beurling

texts: <mask> "Buzz" <mask> was the most successful Canadian fighter pilot in the Second World War. As "Canada's most famous hero of the Second World War", <mask> was credited with shooting down 27 Axis aircraft in just 14 days over the besieged Mediterranean island. He had an official total of 31 or 31 before the war ended. The war service of <mask> was terminated due to his lack of teamwork and stunting. Having found a way to potentially continue combat flying in the postwar era, <mask> was killed in a crash while attempting to deliver an aircraft to Israel. There is a website called aceofww2.com. <mask> was the third of five children in the family and was born in Verdun, Quebec in 1921.Frederick Gustav <mask> was a commercial artist who worked for the Claude Neon Company. His mother was born in the Montreal suburb of Pointe-Saint-Charles and is English. At the age of 6 <mask> was interested in flying and his father built him a model aircraft. His parents wanted him to follow in his father's footsteps and become a commercial artist. He quit school at the age of 15 to find a job. He had 150 hours of flying time and passed all the exams for a commercial pilot licence. Wanting to increase his flying experience, he went to China to join the Chinese Nationalist Air Force.He was going to head to San Francisco and work for a while in China before signing up for the job. He was deported back to his home after being arrested at the border. He flew solo after taking the controls of an aircraft in 1933. He got a commercial licence after leaving school to work for an air freight company. In 1940, <mask> joined the Royal Air Force. <mask> was rejected from the Royal Canadian Air Force because of his lack of academic qualifications. He tried to join the air force but couldn't because his parents wouldn't let him.Instead, <mask> sailed across the Atlantic on a convoy, intending to join the Royal Air Force. He had to return to Canada after forgetting his birth certificate. He became a pilot in September 1940 after surviving the return trip. Beurling had survived one or two aerial misdemeanours. In September 1941, there was a 7 Operational Training Unit. <mask> did well in training. He was influenced by the great Ginger Lacey, who had a score at the time of 27.Lacey commented that <mask> was a wonderful pilot and an even better shot. The key to <mask>'s success was the combination of these two factors. They did not come without effort. He was immersed in gunnery, estimation of range, deflection, bullet trail and bullet drop until they were automatic. Flying and shooting became one action for him. He was posted to North Weald, Essex as a Sergeant Pilot in the middle of December. He flew his first combat mission on Christmas Day 1941.It took Beurling nearly four months to escort bomber and fighter sweeps across the English Channel. Beurling didn't get off an effective shot when he was in formations "jumped" by German fighters. In 1942, the squadrons were staffed by the personnel of the RCAF. <mask> was posted to 41 Squadron RAF because he was still technically a member of the RAF. He was assigned to the number four position two days later. He broke from the flight to chase after the Fw 190. He said the German fighter probably destroyed 2 to 3 miles off the coast.<mask> became unpopular with his superiors and fellow pilots after he was reprimanded for attacking a target without permission. As Red 4 found himself alone in the sky, he made his way back across the Channel, joining up with Sgt Appleton. After Group revision, 3-1-2 Fw 190 were credited to the RAF FC pilots. <mask> offered to take the place of another pilot who was posted overseas. He didn't know his destination until the ship reached Gibraltar. He was going to be No. The squadron is at Malta.During the siege of Malta, fighter pilots played a critical role. On 9 June, <mask> landed on the island after flying off the deck of his plane. His nickname was "Screwball", an expletive he used a lot. In the early morning of 12 June, <mask> and three other pilots from 249 were in a formation intercepting eight Bf 109s. Nobody saw the tail hit the ground, so <mask> was credited with a "damaged" tail. A series of kills by <mask> had no equal on the Mediterranean island. He attacked a formation of three Cant Z 1007bis, 14 Reggiane Re.2001s and more than two dozen Macchi C. 202s.He probably shot down Sergente Pecchiari. He claimed another Macchi that crashed near the Reggiane of Sottotenente Romano Pagliani. The Italians claimed two Spitfires, one by Furio Niclot Doglio, who would kill <mask> three weeks later. The aircraft of <mask> was badly shot up. He made a third claim that day, a hit from 800 yards. <mask>'s tally rose to five in four days, making him an ace. It is thought that he shot down the C. 202 of Sergente Maggiore Francesco Visentini.On 12 July, <mask>, piloting a Spitfire and searching for Pilot Officer Berkeley-Hill, who was missing, spotted, at a lower altitude, Tenente Colonnello Aldo Quarantotti and Tenente Carlo Seganti. The two Reggianes were downed by Beurling and Flying Officer Hetherington. The other Reggiane was attacked by Beurling. The Italian commander was decapitated by Beurling when he closed up to 100 ft. The aircraft fell into the sea. He was attacked by the Reggianes two days later. The aircraft was hit by more than 20 bullets.He said that his right heel was nicked by a bullet. <mask> lost his best friend in July. On the day after, eight 249 Spitfires were scrambled. After a long dogfight with a Reggiane, <mask> claimed to have damaged a bomber's left wing. Sergente Maggiore Bruno Di Pauli died in the 151a squadriglia. After an AA shell damaged his aircraft, the Macchi 202 pilot reported to have parachuted down, followed by six Spitfires that had not yet fired. July 27 was Beurling's biggest day.After shooting down Sergente Faliero Gelli, he flew Macchi MC with Captain Furio Niclot Doglio. 202s. Doglio, who was diving to counter attack the head-on Spitfires of 126 Squadron and had misinterpreted the warning waggling of wings of his wingman, was Beurl. The ace Leutnant Karl-Heinz Preu of JG 53 piloted one of the two Messerschmitt Bf109 fighters that Beurling claimed on the same day. On 24 July 1942, Beurling was awarded the distinguished flying medal, the citation read: On 30 July, he was commissioned as a pilot officer, and on 4 September, he won a bar to his DFM, largely for his exploits on 27 July. The enervation of daily combat combined with the effects of the poor ration were telling. Beurling only won 112 victories in August and September.He was jumped by two more while he was shooting at a Bf 109. He said that he hit one and it went into the sea. His section leader confirmed this. He belly-landed his plane in a field after it was hit in the engine. He said that he was uninjured except for a superficial cut in one arm. <mask> was either shot down by Herbert Rollwage or by Fw Pohl of the 77th Fighter Wing. <mask> went back to Ta' Qali Field.On 25 September, he claimed to have downed three German fighters, but on this occasion his victories seem to have been overstated. He met a dozen Bf 109s 30 miles northeast of Zonqor Point that day. He claimed to have "disintegrated" a first Messerschmitt, to have damaged a second and put in flames a third, that "enveloped in flames, dived vertically striking the sea", and the pilot bailing out. Two of these victims were German fighters that came back to base, even if badly damaged, and the third could be the one piloted by Kurt Gorbing, who died after making a forced-landing. <mask> was testing his newly serviced Spitfire when he was sent to intercept two Bf 109s over Filfla. He said he hit the "starboard fellow" in the engine and flipped him over. He hit the fuel tank when he tried to fly away.The kills brought <mask>'s tally to 21. There is no record of a crash on the island on October 10, 1942. Three miles north of St Paul's Bay, <mask> attacked a formation of Ju 88s. He claimed to have hit a bomber and then an oncoming Bf 109 that burst into flames. He shot at a second Messerschmitt without observing strikes. The citation read: <mask> was a committed Christian and non-smoker. He was devoted to the art of aerial combat.<mask> was known to be a solitary man on the ground and in the air. His relentless concentration on aerial fighting led <mask> to develop a marked skill at deflection shooting and together with his "situational awareness", he was soon recognised as a deadly fighter pilot. Many other pilots would break away from <mask>'s habit of only engaging enemy aircraft at 250 yards or less. <mask> was able to "toss his Spitfire" into violent combat because of his good eyesight. If he jumped from behind, he would pull back the stick of his aircraft so hard that it would enter a violent stall. This was a very dangerous act for the enemy fighter to follow. Beurling would ram both ailerons and rudder into a sudden and violent turn, causing his Spitfire to flip over and drop like a stone.Only a very experienced pilot would pull such stunts. It was a matter of habit for them to beurling. He knew that the Spitfire could be taken care of and get him home safely. <mask> was shot down four times. <mask> scrambled with six other pilots from his squadron to intercept a raid of Ju 88s escorted by 60 Bf109s, Macchi 202s and Reggiane 2001s just south of Zonqor Point. He strafed a bomber that he claimed to have shot down, but was hit by return fire from the Ju 88: "I picked up about 30 bullet holes." He claimed to have damaged a Messerschmitt and blew the left wing off another Bf109.He was hit from below by another German fighter. He was wounded in several places and his car was set on fire. He made it to the sea. No Messerschmitt was destroyed during this action. There are only 2. Staffel was damaged in the action and Edere crash-landed at San Pietro, Sicily. <mask> was probably shot down by either Obfw Riker or Karl von Lieres.Only one of the Ju 88s that were claimed to have been shot down did not return. <mask> was hospitalized after his rescue. On October 31, 1942, <mask> was sent back to Britain. The plane he was in crashed into the sea off Gibraltar. One of the three survivors was <mask>. The citation read that he had claimed over 27 kills, by far the highest total by an RAF pilot during the campaign. After landing in Britain, <mask> was sent to Canada to join a war bond drive and was invited to be the guest of honor at a parade in Verdun.He was promoted to war substantive Flying Officer on January 30, 1943. He didn't like the war bond campaign. He said things that embarrassed the RCAF, such as that he enjoyed killing people. The leg wound <mask> had received over Malta, combined with his poor general health, returned him to hospital for several weeks. He met his future wife, Diana Whittall, after completing his promotional work. Instructor returning to Britain, <mask> was posted as a gunnery instructor. He was posted to the school in May 1943.When the engine caught fire after being accidentally hit during a mock dogfight, <mask> had to bail out. The Crosskeys Bridge, which still stands today, was built in 1897 and is said to have been used by him. On 1 September 1943, <mask> transferred to the Royal Canadian Air Force and was posted to an operational squadron at Kenley, flying the new Spitfire IX. After shooting down an Fw 190 of JG 2 in September, <mask> requested command of a flight of North American P-47s in order to carry out free-roaming raids into Germany. His request was turned down. <mask> was promoted to flight lieutenant despite his commander's annoyance. His stunting of a de Havilland Tiger Moth at zero feet over his airfield eventually led to his Wing Commander threatening him with a court martial.<mask> was transferred to 126 Wing HQ and then to 412 Squadron. At 412 Squadron, <mask> came into conflict with his commander for stunting and his lack of teamwork, leading to his eventual grounding. He shot and wounded Uzz on December 30. There is a man flying a Fw 190A-45 W.Nr. The squadron was covering returning American bombers near Compigne, France. In April 1944, <mask> returned to Canada. Despite an attempt to join the United States Army Air Force, he was given an honorable discharge in October.He ended his career as a squadron leader with 31 kills and one share of official kills. <mask> was recruited to fly in the Israeli Air Force. Six days after the Israeli Declaration of Independence, <mask> died in a plane crash at Aeroporto dell'Urbe in Rome. It was his tenth crash. It was never proven that there was sabotage at the time of the accident. The initial report acknowledged that the bodies were burned beyond recognition. <mask>'s family and friends did not attend the funeral in Rome.The words "Colonel" were written on a brass plate over the lid of the coffin. Nobody claimed the body of <mask>, so his coffin was kept in a warehouse for three months. Diana Whittall Gardner had him buried in the Cimitero Acattolico behind the Cestia Pyramid. Two and half years after his death, <mask>'s casket arrived at Haifa Airport. An honour guard of young airmen mounted a silent watch as his coffin was laid to rest in a nearby air force base. The Israeli Air Force paid respects to <mask> during his funeral. He was re-buried at the foot of Mount Carmel.The grave is marked with a name, serial number and rank for Beurling that of segen. The account of his time in Malta was first published in 1943. The boulevard which carries <mask>'s name is the only reminder of the famous son. The high school in Verdun is named after him. The summary of victory claims that <mask> was credited with 31 air victories that were destroyed and 9 that were damaged. There are references to Bruce. On a Canadian Warbird, "Ode on a Canadian Warbird."Issue 6 of Air & Space was published in December 2009. 50 to 53. Mary Oswald. The members of Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame led the way. Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame was established in 1999. An excellent biography of <mask> "Screwball" <mask> can be found on the official site of Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame.

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title: Jam Hsiao

texts: <mask> is a Taiwanese singer and actor. He began singing in restaurants at the age of 17 while still in high school. <mask> was on the first season of China Television's star search show, One Million Star. His debut album, <mask>o, was released in the year 2008 after he signed a contract with Warner Music Taiwan. <mask> won the Hong Kong Film Award for Best New Performer for his performance in The Killer Who Never Kills. His fourth album, It's All About Love, won him the Best Male Vocalist award. In 2015, he formed a four-man band called Lion and they got third in the Singer competition.<mask> returned three years later as a solo singer and finished third. In May 2007, <mask> was accepted to the first season of a TV show. The Taiwanese equivalent of American idol was this show. The production unit of the show wanted him to be a challenger in the first season. The show's 10 best remaining contestants were to compete against <mask> in a Point Kick style singing match. He won the first two rounds. The show's rating went up to a historical high even though he lost in the third round.He was the third most searched celebrity. His name is the second hottest search term for Taiwan Show Business. His brief appearance on the show captured the attention of the music industry at that time and the restaurant he was singing at was full house whenever there was his shift. <mask> was invited to go on variety shows even though he wasn't signed with a music record company. <mask>'s sudden popularity got A-Mei's attention. <mask> was invited to sing with A-Mei in the duet "Moment of the First Sight" on her album Star. It was the instant No.One hit. The Golden Horse Award is the most significant event for the film industry in Taiwan. At this time, <mask> was a student and a musician. Many record companies fought to get this young and fresh talent. Warner Music Taiwan and <mask> signed a four-year contract in March of 2008. His first album, <mask>o, was released in June 2008. It was the top hit on the billboard for 7 weeks.The premiere concert of Hsiao's new song attracted over ten thousand fans. In Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia, this album was the No.1 hit. He was nominated for the Best New Singer at the Golden Music Awards in Taiwan. He had a good position in the Taiwan music industry because of his performance. <mask>o tried acting. He had a small part in the popular Taiwanese drama "Fated To Love You/ ". Italy was visited by <mask>o in December of 2008.He wrote a song called "To My Beloved" after visiting Italy. The video for this song was used to raise funds for the Genesis Social Welfare Foundation. <mask>'s second album Princess was released in July of 2009, following the success of his first album. "Princess" was a No.1 hit for three months. <mask> had the chance to become the song producer for four of the songs on this album. Each of the four songs had its own style. He will hold his first large-scale live concert in December of 2009.<mask> released his third album, Love Moments, in November 2009, as part of his pre-concert initiative. 10 covers of songs originally sung by top female singers were included in this album. They were recorded in a live-band style. "Silent Flower" was in Taiwanese dialect, and the album's first hit song was the song he sang and got defeated on TV show, One Million Star in 2007. <mask> had five No.1 hits with his two albums in 2009. He had six songs in the top 100 and five in the top 100 Golden Songs of 2009. He won the Best Male Singer Award.He was nominated for a Best Male Singer award. The Mr. Rock Concert at Taipei Arena was a huge success. Within minutes, it was sold out. The stage set was made to look like a chess game. He performed songs in a number of languages. He used his drumming and keyboard skills on stage. Without dancers or guest singers, Hsiao single-handedly completed his first large-scale concert and earned enthusiastic praise.He went to Singapore, Beijing, Kuala Lumpur, and Shanghai. He incorporated different local elements in each of the different concert locations, which were highly appreciated by fans, and tailored each concert to the local market demands. <mask>o's fourth album, Jam Wild Dreams, was released in June 2011. He was involved in the production of background harmony. He had been the individual song producer since his "Princess" album in 2009, but this time he got to take on the role of album producer, a first for Hsiao. He was quoted as saying that this album represented his music ideologies and beliefs and that this album is the most live studio recorded album as he strive to preserve the energy and appeal of an actual live performance. The album was the number one album on Taiwan's KKBOX Music Rank.He won the Best Male Singer at the Golden Melody Awards. It was the 11th best-selling album in Taiwan in 2011. In the beginning of the year, <mask> was voted one of the most desirable singers by the audience in China, and was invited to perform in a trio with two other people. Most Chinese families have a tradition of watching a five-hour variety show on Chinese New Year's Eve. It is a pleasure to appear on this show. <mask> was ill with flu and laryngitis a few days before the event. He was able to run through the rehearsals.He couldn't speak on the night of the show. Hsiao knew he had to fulfill his commitment as a performer. He realized that this could be a once-in-a-life time opportunity for his two partners. He didn't cancel the appearance or refuse to do a lip-sync. "I did my best" was the only explanation he gave after the show. Although his performance was disappointing, his attitude, courage and professionalism earned the respect of the production unit, the fellow musicians and the hearts of the audience. His popularity soared in China after the New year, when his saga became a hot topic.This episode led to a new phrase called "There's a spirit called <mask>o", which shows how much he has been appreciated by the public. Mr. Jazz: A Song For You, It's All About Love started from Hong Kong in August 2011. The concert was going to be in Hong Kong. The show was sold out in a matter of minutes. Many fans were disappointed when they failed to get tickets. The second show was sold out in 6 minutes. The tour went to Singapore in January 2012 and then to Taiwan in February of that year.The same thing happened in Taipei. After the first show sold out, the second show was added and sold out. He was invited to bring the concert tour to many cities in Asia and Australia. "How Deep Is Your Love" and "L-O-V-E" are two of the eleven covers on <mask>'s first English album. The album showed a 180 degree change in style and performance, from the powerful Mr. Rock to the soothing Mr. Jazz. In an era where mainstream music dominates the charts, Hsiao aims to introduce less popular music to the Asian market. He wants more and more people to be exposed to music that they don't usually listen to.It's All About Love was released in November of 2012 by Hsiao. He also directed anMV for the song "Marry Me", in addition to producing, writing, singing, background vocal arrangement, and singing. He recorded a disco dance rap song, "Hey, Brother", and performed dance movement in the music video. He won the Best Male Singer award in Taiwan. <mask> was one of four mentors on Beijing Television's singing competition reality show Duets. One of his students, Xiao Yi Hang, was signed by Warner Music after winning first place in a competition. He was a mentor in the second season of Duets.The Song was <mask>'s sixth album. He was the producer and composer of six songs in this album. He enlisted a dance instructor from Korea to teach him how to dance to the song "Kiss Me" in just two days. The Korean drama "You Who Came From The Stars" ended with the song "Kelly", which was aired in Taiwan in May. The Shin Kong Mitsukoshi malls in Taiwan will play "The Song" before they close on 1 July. During the World Cup in Brazil, <mask>o became the World Cup Ambassador for Taiwan and his song "Let Go" was used as the closing song. The band Lion was formed in September of 2016 by <mask> and his friends.Their album was released on September 16. He appeared as one of the mentors of Sound of My Dream with other people. <mask> and his band Lion got third in the Singer competition. He returned in 2020 as a solo singer and finished third in the eighth season of I Am a Singers. <mask> doubled as a host for the first two episodes until he was replaced by his music partner, after the show announced that subsequent episodes were to be taped remotely as part of the safety measures due to the coronaviruses epidemic. In 2010, <mask>o joined the cast of a movie called The Killer Who Never Kills, based on a series of novels by Giddens Ko. He wrote the film's theme song and played the lead role in the film.He won the Best New actor award at the 31st Hong Kong Golden Film Awards in 2012 for his performance in the movie. Kevin Chu directed <mask> as the "Master of all Geeks" in his second film, "My Geeky Nerdy Buddies." Jiang Shuying and Xie Na were also in the film. It was released in mainland China and Taiwan. He expressed his support for unification by taking part in a pro-unification pop song that aired on Chinese television. Taiwanese Mandopop singers Taiwanese male film actors Taiwanese Mandopop singer-songwriters One Million Star contestants are 21st-century Taiwanese.

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title: Andrei Kirilenko (politician)

texts: From the start of the Cold War to the end, <mask> was a Soviet leader. <mask> was born to a Ukrainian family in 1906. He graduated from a local school in the 1920s and then from the Aviation Technology Institute in the 1930s. He joined the All-Union Communist Party in 1930. <mask> was the vice-chairman of the Bureau of the Central Committee of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic by the 1960s. <mask> became the "chief lieutenant" of the Central Committee after Nikita Khrushchev's forced resignation. His main goal was to strengthen Brezhnev's position within the party.He became one of the leading figures in the secretariat in order to accomplish this task. <mask> was responsible for personnel selection and supervision of economic planning throughout most of the Brezhnev Era. The Central Committee (CC) had a "counterweight" in 1976. In 1965, he became a member of the Politburo. He was forced to resign from active politics because of his health issues. <mask> was pushed aside when Andropov became general secretary. He died in Moscow.On September 8, 1906, <mask> was born to a working class family in the village of Alexeyevka, Belgorod Oblast, in the Russian Empire. He was an electrician and a locksmith when he was a boy. Five years after graduating from one of the local schools, <mask> attended the Alekseevskii Vocational technical school. <mask> started working for a mining enterprise in the late 1920s. He joined the All-Union Communist Party two years after becoming an active member of Komsomol. He graduated from the Aviation Technology Institute in 1936. He worked at the Zaporizhia Plant Engine as a design engineer.<mask> became an active participant in party politics and was eventually selected to the position of Second Secretary of the Voroshilov District Party Committee. He was voted in as First Secretary the following year. The Second Secretary of the Zaporizhzhya Regional Party Committee was appointed later that year. <mask> made significant contributions to the development of electrical engineering and metallurgy. <mask> was involved with safe zones during the Great Patriotic War. He was a member of the Military Soviet of the 18th Army of the Southern Front from 1941 to 1943. He contributed by improving discipline among soldiers as well as improving materiel support for the troops.During <mask>'s time in Moscow, the production of advanced aircraft increased rapidly. <mask> was made First Secretary of the Zaporizhya Regional Party at the end of the war. He was the First Secretary of the Dnepropetrovsk Regional Party Committee. From 1955 to 1962, he was the First Secretary of the Sverdlovsk Regional Party Committee and Nikita Khrushchev appointed him to take charge of economic planning and personnel selection in urban areas of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. <mask> was promoted to Khrushchev's vice-chairman of the Bureau of the Central Committee. Brezhnev used <mask> to win over supporters of his conspiracy against Khrushchev. After Khrushchev's ousting, a "collective leadership" was formed with Brezhnev as First Secretary, Alexei Kosygin as head of government, and Anastas Mikoyan as head of government.<mask> was ranked fifth in the collective leadership behind Brezhnev, Podgorny, and Kosygin. <mask> was a voting member of the Politburo. The Bureau of the Central Committee of theRSFSR was abolished in 1966. The main concern of <mask> was to maintain and strengthen his position within the Party. Men who were loyal to Brezhnev were also loyal to <mask>. The "counterweight" to <mask>'s power within the CC was Konstantin Chernenko. <mask> provided detailed supervision of new party personnel and the economy before Chernenko's rise in the Soviet hierarchy.<mask> supervised the economy when Chernenko came on board. By the late 1970s, <mask>'s health began to decline and his memory began to diminish. Despite his failing health, he was still a high-standing member, and he usually presided over the meetings of the secretariat. Most of <mask>'s duties had been associated with that office in the past, so First World representatives treated him as the Second Secretary of the Communist Party. <mask> was one of four people who had a seat in the secretariat and Politburo during most of his term. By 1976 <mask>'s position within the Soviet leadership had grown to such an extent that leading officials were beginning to worry about his "organizational tail" in the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. Many of his colleagues thought he was a threat to the Party Organisational Work Department of the Central Committee because of his responsibilities.His position was weakened so much by the end of the year that it weakened the Collective leadership. As with Kosygin, <mask>'s leading position in the Soviet leadership was in limbo due to his support for economic reform. <mask> and Brezhnev were estranged in 1977 due to the economic hardship of the Soviet Union. It is said that the two argued about how to improve the economy. The most common explanation is that <mask> became estranged because of his weakened position within the Collective leadership. <mask> was the leader of the Soviet delegation. The doctrine of Marxist-Leninism was officially subscribed to by the MPLA at this congress.The congress was important to the Soviet Union and <mask> compared it to Vietnam. <mask> and Kosygin were vocal opponents of the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. He blamed the Afghan Party leadership for the rebellion against them. He disliked it when the Afghan leadership tried to justify their actions on the basis that they also did it. <mask> was seen as a possible candidate for the post of First Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet in 1977, however, First World observers tended to overrate the significance of the office, and because of it, their observation was completely off the mark. The office of First Deputy Chairman was taken over by a 76-year-old man. <mask>'s position within the Soviet leadership was eventually taken over by the chairman of the KGB.<mask> lost his unofficial office as supervisor of the defence industry in 1979. The West saw <mask> as a candidate to replace Brezhnev as Soviet leader in 1982. <mask> was removed from the Politburo by the new General Secretary. <mask> had a disease called arteriosclerosis, which made him disabled from politics or protecting himself from attacks. <mask> couldn't remember the names of several Politburo members after Brezhnev's death. When he was asked to write a letter of resignation in 1982, he was unable to do so because he was unable to write properly. If Brezhnev died later, <mask> would still have to resign because the decision to remove him was taken before he died.<mask>'s son tried to defect to the United Kingdom. <mask>'s downfall was relatively easy compared to other Soviet politicians who had the same fate. Even if he was not a member of the Soviet leadership at the time, he was allowed to stand next to Brezhnev's family at his funeral. <mask> retired after making his last public appearance in 1983. Mitchell believes that <mask> was given the retirement so that he could win over <mask>'s appointees to top-ranking offices. He lived in Moscow for the rest of his life. He was buried at a cemetery.He was awarded the Hero of Socialist Labour twice, and he received seven Orders of Lenin and one Order of the October Revolution. The Politburo of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and the Governors of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast were recipients of the Order of Lenin Heroes.

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title: Adam Messinger

texts: <mask> "Messy" <mask> is based in Los Angeles, California. He is a producer for Canadian band Magic!, but was previously a member of the production duo The Messengers, earning credits on a number of successful singles and albums. Messinger started playing the piano at the age of five and went on to develop skills for a variety of instruments, including sax, bass, guitar, and drums/percussion. He attended the music program at York University in Toronto for two years after graduating from the Claude Watson School for the Arts. He was nominated for an award for his work with a group. The winning RnB song in the 2002 John Lennon Songwriting Contest was co-written by him. He won two GMA Canada Covenant Awards for his work with the band.In the past few years, his partnership with fellow Canadian singer/Songwriters "The Messengers" has functioned as a writing and production team for a number of artists. Chris Brown received a win for 2012 Best RnB Album for his work on the Messengers work. They won the Best Collaborative Video award for "That Should Be Me." Messinger won the producer of the year award for his work with Magic! They are 888-405-7720 888-405-7720 He won an international achievement award for his success with the song "Rude". "Not Afraid Anymore" is a song from the Fifty Shades Darker: Original Motion Picture soundtrack.Latium is a Sony Music International album producer. "You Don't Care About Me" is a song on the album "Don't Kill The Magic". "The One Thing" is a writer, producer and musician. "All Around the World": Writer, producer, musician "Believe": Writer, producer, musician "Just Like Them": Writer, co-producer, musician Chris Brown.

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title: Carl Friedrich Goerdeler

texts: <mask> was a monarchist conservative German politician, executive, economist, civil servant and opponent of the Nazi regime. He was opposed to the Holocaust while he was in office. Goerdeler would have been the Chancellor of the new government if the 20 July plot had succeeded. The Gestapo made the arrests and executions of hundreds or thousands of others after he gave them the names of his co-conspirators. Goerdeler was executed in February 1945. Goerdeler was born into a family of civil servants in the Prussia of the German Empire. Goerdeler's father was a member of the Landtag of the Free Conservative Party after 1899.Goerdeler's upbringing was described by his biographer as one of a large, loving middle-class family that was cultured, devoutly Lutheran, nationalist and conservative. As a young man, the deeply religious Goerdeler chose to live by the motto to restore everything in Christ. Goerdeler studied economics and law at the University of Tbingen. He was a civil servant for the municipal government of Solingen. The same year Goerdeler married Anneliese, he would have five children. His father was a district judge and he had a strong sense of duty and service to the State. His upbringing had been happy, but sternly intellectual and moral; his legal training had pointed to a career in local administration and economics.Although a very humane man, Goerderler's frigid, spartan belief in hard work and his austere, puritanical morality--he would not tolerate a divorced man or woman in his house--lacked warmth and comradeship. He was an autocrat by nature and his commanding personality, combined with his utter belief in the rightness of his point of view, enabled him to persuade weak or uncertain men over-easily to accept his own point of view. In February 1918 he was part of the German military government. Goerdeler was stationed at the headquarters of the XVII Army Corps in Danzig, Poland. In June 1919, Goerdeler submitted a memo to his superior, General Otto von Below, calling for the destruction of Poland as the only way to prevent territorial losses on Germany's eastern borders. Goerdeler joined the ultraconservative German National People's Party after his discharge from the German Army. Goerdeler was against the Versailles Treaty of 1919, which forced Germany to give up territories to the Polish state.Before the exact boundaries of the Polish-German border were determined, he suggested restoring West Prussia to Germany. During the 1920 Polish–Soviet War, Goerdeler played a key role in breaking a strike by Danzig dockers who wanted to shut down Poland's economy. He thought that Poland was not as bad as Russia. Goerdeler was elected as the mayor of Knigsberg in East Prussia in 1922 and as the mayor of Leipzig in 1930. Goerdeler was an outstanding municipal politician during the Weimar Republic era. Goerdeler was appointed Reich Price Commissioner on December 8th, 1931, and was given the task of overseeing deflationary policies. The sternness with which Goerdeler administered his task made him a well-known figure in Germany.The leader of the DNVP, Alfred Hugenberg, was a foe of the Brning government. In the early 1930s, Goerdeler became a leading advocate of the viewpoint that the Weimar Republic had failed and that a conservative revolution was needed to replace democracy. Goerdeler was considered as a potential Chancellor after the downfall of the Brning government. General Kurt von Schleicher sounded him out for the post but eventually he was chosen over him. Goerdeler was recommended by Brning to be his successor after the fall of his government. Goerdeler was rejected because he was a member of the DNVP. Under the leadership of Alfred Hugenberg, the DNVP had waged a vituperative campaign against Hindenburg and had even labeled him as one of the "November Criminals" who had allegedly "stabbed Germany in the back" in 1918.By 1932, no current or former member of the DNVP was acceptable to be chancellor. Goerdeler resigned as Price Commissioner after the fall of Brning. Goerdeler refused to serve in Papen's cabinet. As late as 1935, Goerdeler considered Hitler an "enlightened dictator" who would be a force for good. The only chapter of Goerdeler's life that he found embarrassing was the time he supported the Nazis. On 1 April 1933, the day of the national boycott against Jewish businesses in the Reich, Goerdeler appeared in full uniform of the Oberbrgermeister of Leipzig to order the SA not to enforce the boycott and to free several Jews taken hostage. He tried to help Jewish businessmen who were threatened with the "Aryanisation" economic policies of the Nazi regime.The Nuremberg Laws of 1935 did not give Goerdeler cause for complaint, but the Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service did. As part of his efforts to influence the Nazi regime, Goerdeler sent Hitler long memos containing his advice on economic policy, and in the second half of 1935, he wrote up a new draft law on the powers and responsibilities of municipal governments. He was a member of Hans Frank's Academy for German Law. Goerdeler was sympathetic to the regime and the National Socialists, but he always refused to join the NSDAP. By the mid-1930s, Goerdeler became more and more dissatisfied with the Nazis as it became clear that Hitler was carrying out economic and financial policies that were highly irresponsible. Goerdeler was worried about the city's debts because of the huge increase in spending by the municipal government. Goerdeler was opposed to annexation of Polish territories and clashed with Hitler over his foreign policy.He wrote to Hitler that the continued Polish possession of territories in Gdask Pomerania and Greater Poland was a thorn in the country's economic flesh and honour. Doctors who were members of the Communist Party of Germany or non-Aryans were not allowed to participate in public health insurance in 1933. The second decree of 1934 banned physicians from participating in public health insurance if they had more than one Jewish grandparent, or if they were married to a non-Aryan. The laws did not affect the physicians who received approbation. On 9 April 1935, the deputy mayor of Leipzig banned all Jewish doctors from participating in public health insurance and advised municipal employees not to consult Jewish doctors. Goerdeler received a complaint from the Middle German Regional Association of the Central Association of German Citizens of Jewish Faith. On April 11, 1935, Goerdeler ordered the end of Haake's boycott and provided a list of "non-Aryan" physicians who were allowed to operate under the existing laws.Goerdeler was accused of being an anti-Semite because he published a list of "non-Aryan" physicians to be excluded from practicing under public insurance. Goerdeler's defenders, like the Canadian historian Peter Hoffmann, argue that Goerdeler's insistence on enforcing the laws served to protect Jewish physicians. In November 1934, Goerdeler was again appointed Reich Price Commissioner and ordered to combat inflation caused by rearmament. The German public welcomed the news of Goerdeler's reappointment as Price Commissioner as a positive development. The appointment of Goerdeler was a response to the problem of inflation. Despite the great fanfare that greeted Goerdeler's appointment, he was given little real power. The idea of devaluing the Reichsmark was strongly opposed by Goerdeler in 1934.The Economics Minister and Reichsbank President clashed with Goerdeler over his inflationary policies during his second term as Price Commissioner. Goerdeler resigned as Price Commissioner in 1935 because he thought they posed a grave danger to the German economy. Goerdeler was disgusted by rampant corruption within the Nazi Party and became increasingly troubled by Nazi economic policies. The Nuremberg Laws, which Goerdeler found deeply distasteful, were enforced by Goerdeler in September 1935. In October 1935, Goerdeler sent Hitler a memo in which he urged that the priorities for the use of German foreign exchange should be shifted from buying raw materials that Germany lacked for rearmament and instead should be used to buy food that Germany lacked such as fats. In his report, Goerdeler wrote that the main goal of German economic policy should be "the satisfactory provision of the population with fats, even in relation to armaments, as having political priority". Goerdeler argued that the root of German economic problems was rearmament and that the solution was to reduce military spending, increase German exports and return to a free-market economy.The collapse of the economy with an extremely drastic drop in living standards is what Goerdeler warned about. After Hitler ignored Goerdeler's report, Goerdeler asked Hitler to destroy the Reich Commissariat since there was nothing to do. In the spring of 1936, Goerdeler and Haake had a dispute over the demolition of a monument to Felix Mendelssohn. In the summer of 1936, Goerdeler was heavily involved in trying to influence the decisionmaking regarding the economic crisis in Germany. During the economic crisis of 1936, Goerdeler and Schacht urged Hitler to reduce military spending, turn away from autarkic and protectionist policies and reduce statism. Some of Germany's leading business executives were supporters of the "free-market" group. A group of people called for the opposite of Goerdeler and Schacht.Gring commissioned a report from Goerdeler as a leading economic expert about whether or not Germany should devalue the Reichsmark despite his disagreements with Gring. The policies of the New Plan of 1934 were rejected by Goerdeler. Devaluing the Reichsmark was the best solution to the economic crisis, according to Goerdeler. Goerdeler argued that the tolerance of other Western nations, especially the United States for the German state's subsidising the dumping of exports was wearing thin and would soon result in harsh new tariffs being applied against German goods. The only way out of the economic crisis that gripped the German economy in 1936 was the devaluation of the Reichsmark, according to Goerdeler. For the Reichsmark to be successful, it would require co-ordination with other nations, especially the United States, the United Kingdom and France, which otherwise might be tempted to engage in competitive devaluations of the dollar, pound and the Swiss Franc. Goerdeler wanted rapprochement with the Western powers to get their co-operation.Goerdeler wrote of a "grandiose possibility" that a German reengagement with the world economy would lead to a new age of economic co-operation among the world's largest economies. In exchange for Anglo-French-American economic co-operation and support, Goerdeler argued that Germany should stop its own economic policies and cut military spending. Goerdeler felt that the price of Western economic support would be a moderation of the Nazi regime's policies in regards to the "Jewish question, freemasonry question, question of the rule of law, Church question". Goerdeler wrote, "I can well imagine that we will have to bring certain issues into a greater degree of alignment with the imponderable attitudes of other peoples, not in substance, but in the manner of dealing with them". According to the British historian Adam Tooze, Goerdeler was following his own agenda in seeking to moderate the regime's domestic policies in his memorandum and that it is highly unlikely that outside powers would have required concessions on anti-Semitic and other domestic policies that Goerdeler advocated Tooze thinks that Goerdeler was correct in saying that the West would have to cut military spending in order to get economic support. Goerdeler argued that his policies of economic liberalisation and devaluation would cause 2 million to 2.5 million Germans to be unemployed in the short term, but that the increase in exports would make the German economy stronger in the long run.Gring called Goerdeler's memorandum useless. Gring's copy of Goerdeler's memorandum has handwritten personal comments by Gring on the side. "Nonsense! "Oho!" When Gring forwarded a copy of Goerdeler's memorandum to Hitler, his covering letter stated: This may be quite important, my Fhrer, for your memorandum, since it reveals the complete confusion and incomprehension of our bourgeois businessmen, limitation of armament His recommendations are adequate for a mayor, but not for the state leadership. Hitler rejected Goerdeler's advice in August 1936.The Four Year Plan was launched by the Nazi regime as a way out of the 1936 economic crisis. Hitler's "Four- Year Plan Memorandum" may have been written in part as a reply to Goerdeler's memorandum because Hitler found Goerdeler's report objectionable. On 4 September 1936, speaking before the German Cabinet, Gring cited Goerdeler's memorandum as an example of flawed economic thinking and announced that Germany would pursue heavy military spending, protectionism and autarky, regardless of the economic consequences. The dispute between Goerdeler and Haake over the statue came to a head in the autumn of 1936. Goerdeler agreed to move the statue from its current location in front of the concert hall to a lower-profile position. Goerdeler left for a trip to Finland in 1936, promoted by the German Chamber of Commerce. After meeting with Hitler and Goebbels, Goerdeler was assured that nothing would happen to the statue.The statue was demolished by Haake. The matter of the statue was only the outward occasion of the conflict and Dr. Goerdeler's attitude in the Jewish Question had been revealed particularly clearly. Goerdeler tried to rebuild the statue. He resigned from office on March 31, 1937 after failing to win reelection. After his resignation as Oberbrgermeister of Leipzig, Goerdeler was offered the position of heading the finance department at the firm of Krupp AG. Krupp was ordered to withdraw the offer by Hitler, who forbade Goerdeler to take up the appointment. Goerdeler became the director of the overseas sales department at Robert Bosch.Goerdeler was involved in anti-Nazi plots after he


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texts: each of the various confederations would send five to ten members based on their populations. The European confederation was to be the nucleus of a "World Confederation of Nations" that would promote peace and prosperity. In 1943, Goerdeler wrote a letter to General <mask> Goerdeler complaining that those involved in the plot were better at finding excuses for inaction than reasons for action. It took a lot of effort by Goerdeler's friends to get him out of the plan. In July 1943, after visiting western Germany, Goerdeler wrote a letter to Field Marshall Gnther von Kluge complaining about his continued support of the regime. Kluge refused to answer Goerdeler's letter, despite the fact that Goerdeler was calling the Field-Marshal a traitor for not joining the conspiracy. In August 1943, Goerdeler and Karl Strlin sent a joint memo to the Reich Interior Minister.The Gestapo visited both men at their homes to warn them that they would be sent to a concentration camp if they continued with trouble-making. In September 1943, Goerdeler appealed to his friend Jacob Wallenberg to ask the British to stop bombing until the middle of October because it would make the putsch more difficult. In the autumn of 1943, Goerdeler sent a memo to the British and American governments that called for a negotiated peace between the Allies and Germany once the Nazis were overthrown. Goerdeler called for the "1914 frontier" to be the basis of Germany's borders in Western and Eastern Europe, as well as for Austria and the Sudetenland to remain part of the Reich. Goerdeler was a member of the "Easterners" who wanted to reach an understanding with the Soviet Union after the overthrow of Hitler and the "Westerners" who wanted to reach an understanding with Britain and the United States. In the summer of 1943, Goerdeler told Jacob Wallenberg that the putsch to depose Hitler would happen in September. After five years of trying, the only senior officers that Goerdeler had been able to get were Field Marshall Erwin von Witzleben and General Ludwig Beck.In September 1943, Goerdeler went to a meeting at the home of Olbricht with General Beck and von Tresckow to convince Kluge to join the conspiracy. Kluge was persuaded to join the plot after he was badly injured in a car accident. Goerdeler gloomily noted that Kluge's successor, Field Marshall Busch, was a National Socialist who was clearly not "verschwrungsfhig". Colonel Count Claus von Stauffenberg met Goerdeler in the autumn of 1943. The two men didn't like each other very much. Stauffenberg was revealed to be a cranky, obstinate fellow who wanted to play politics. I had a lot of disagreements with him.He wanted to steer a dubious political course with the left-leaning Socialists and Communists, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals <mask>, who had been the unofficial leader of the German opposition since 1937, resented the efforts of Stauffenberg, who he regarded as a dangerous "romantic socialist", to take over the conspiracy. Goerdeler was seen by Stauffenberg as the leader of the revolution of the greybeards. Stauffenberg was appreciated by Goerdeler despite his differences with him. To stage a putsch, Goerdeler assumed, required recruiting a senior military figure who could order large bodies of troops into action against the Nazi regime, and it had been the reluctance of senior military officers to be recruited like Kluge, who could never quite make up his mind. Stauffenberg was able to solve the problem by coming up with a plan that was supposed to crush the slave labour uprising but was actually the cover for a putsch. The means for a putsch, without the senior officers who were not willing to break with the regime, had been devised by Stauffenberg, but his uneasy relations with Stauffenberg were described by the German historian Hans Mommsen.Goerdeler was a strong advocate of laissez-faire capitalism and opposed the socialism of the Kreisau Circle. The economic system was to be the basis of the "democracy of the Ten Commandments" according to Goerdeler. Goerdeler was criticized by other members of the German resistance for objecting to killing Hitler, for his sympathy, and for wanting to see Hitler tried and executed. Goerdeler was delighted when Strlin gave him a positive report about field marshal Erwin Rommel's attitude towards the conspiracy, after he was sent to meet Strlin to see if he would like to join the anti-Nazi conspiracy. Strlin was asked by Goerdeler if Rommel would be willing to play a leading role in a post-Hitler government. Strlin was unable to make contact again as Rommel was fully engaged in preparing to resist the Allied landing in France. Strlin described Goerdeler as being in a high-strung state, constantly afraid that he could be arrested at any moment, and anxious to recruit Rommel while attempting to juggle Rommel's demand that he be Wehrmacht Commander-in-chief.A meeting to sort out where Rommel stood in regards to the conspiracy could not be arranged until May. On May 27, 1944, Goerdeler attended a secret meeting with Strlin, the former Foreign Minister Baron Konstantin von Neurath and General Hans Speidel. At the meeting, Speidel made it clear that his chief wanted nothing to do with any attempt to assassinate Hitler, but was prepared to serve in a government headed by Goerdeler. Goerdeler told Kunrath von Hammerstein that his father stood at the helm of world history. The present state of world troubles in 1944 might have been avoided if General Kurt von Hammerstein-Equord had carried out a putsch in 1933. There is a controversy about Goerdeler's attitude towards anti-Semitism. Goerdeler did resist the Holocaust and other forms of mass murder after agreeing with the antisemitic policy of the regime.Christof Dipper argued in his 1983 essay that the majority of the anti-Nazi national-conservatives were anti-Semitic. The bureaucratic, pseudo-legal deprivation of the Jews practised until 1938 was still considered acceptable by the social circle of Goerdeler. The national-conservatives like Goerdeler did not intend to restore civil rights to the Jews after the overthrow of Hitler, despite the fact that no one in the Widerstand movement supported the Holocaust. In 2004, the Canadian historian Peter Hoffmann wrote "The German Resistance and the Holocaust", in which he claimed that Goerdeler was opposed to anti-Semitism in all forms, and that this opposition played a major role in his efforts to overthrow the Nazi regime. <mask>r defended himself against the charge that he was an anti-Semite in two books. In 1934–1939, Goerdeler urged the government to change its "Jewish policy" as a matter of justice and national interests, and he argued that Germany could enjoy good relations with Britain, France and the United States only if the policies were changed. The British government was urged by Goerdeler to pressure Hitler to end his "Jewish policy".He wanted the League of Nations to create a Jewish state that would extend Jewish citizenship to everyone. Goerdeler said that for German Jews there must be four categories of "exceptions" since Germans lost their German citizenship by acquiring another citizenship. According to the analysis of population, emigration, immigration and naturalization statistics, Goerdeler's proposal guaranteed German citizenship to at least 94% of German Jews. If possible, Goerdeler intended to protect all German Jews against the loss of their German citizenship; the few who did not fall into one of Goerdeler's categories of "exceptions" could have applied, under the 1913 German citizenship law, for re-in. The overthrow of the Nazi government was a pre-condition for Goerdeler's proposals to be implemented. Danny Orbach defended Goerdeler against the charge that he was an anti-Semite by noting his support for Zionism. In a recent article, Orbach argued that Dipper's accusations of anti-Semitism are based on a misinterpretation of Goerdeler's plan to restore emancipation to the German Jews and secure a national homeland.According to the Israeli historian, Goerdeler was an anti-Semitic who supported Zionism only because he disliked the idea of German Jews living in Germany. The Israeli historian David Bankier wrote in 2002 that Goerdeler was appalled by the Holocaust and was sincerely against the Nazis, but for him, Jews were not and never could be Germans, and instead were an alien, foreign element who would just have to be relocated from Germany whatever they The solution of the Jewish question after the war was the establishment of a Jewish state in parts of the country, according to Bankier. In May 1944, Goerdeler came up with the idea of talking Hitler into resigning as a way of ending Nazi Germany. Goerdeler wanted to meet with Hitler and explain to him why his leadership was not good. It took considerable effort on the part of Goerdeler's friends to talk him out of this plan, which they considered to be as crazy as it was impractical. The British historian said that Goerdeler's plans to talk Hitler into resigning reflected a lack of realism on his part.Goerdeler finished his Cabinet list in June 1944. If the Western powers or the Soviet Union signed an armistice with the new German government first, then the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs would go to Count <mask> von der Schulenburg, the former ambassador to the Soviet Union. The statement "The persecution of the Jews, which has been carried out in the most inhuman, deeply shaming and quite irreparable ways, is to cease" was included in the radio address Goerdeler planned to deliver once the putsch had triumphed. On 16 July 1944, Goerdeler saw his wife and children for the last time in Leipzig, and then left for Berlin to prepare for the putsch. General Beck's home in the Berlin suburb of Lichterfelde was where Goerdeler stayed in the days preceding the putsch attempt. Goerdeler was very confident in the success of the planned putsch. Goerdeler went into hiding after a warrant for his arrest was issued.Goerdeler was hiding out at the estate of his friend, Baron Palombrini, and he was listening to the radio for news of success. The Gestapo found a lot of documents relating to the putsch in the room in which Goerdeler had been hiding. The final time that Goerdeler's hopes in the Army were to be dashed was when the Army troops led by Major Otto Remer crushed the putsch of 20 July. Goerdeler was captured after visiting his parents' grave in Marienwerder, Poland, on August 12th, 1944, after he escaped from Berlin. Eight members of Goerdeler's family were sent to concentration camps after he was arrested. His brother was executed on 1 March 1945. Goerdeler claimed that he wanted to overthrow the Nazi regime because of the Holocaust.He was sentenced to death after a trial at the People's Court. The other prisoners saw Goerdeler as a "spineless rat" because he was not physically tortured by the Gestapo. Goerdeler's friend, the historian, who shared the same prison with him, reported that Goerdeler was never tortured but was instead subjected to "the overheating of cells, painfully tight shackling especially at night, bright light shining on one's face while one is Goerdeler was often "groaning aloud from hunger" according to one prisoner. In order to save his life and the others imprisoned, Goerdeler hoped to overload the Gestapo with information and thus cause hundreds to be arrested. During his time in prison, Goerdeler was asked to help write the constitution of Germany. Goerdeler often met with Otto Ohlendorf and Dr. Mding to get his advice.It's not clear if Goerdeler was sincere in wanting to help the SS or just trying to save his life. Goerdeler became more focused on spiritual matters when confronted with the loneliness of his imprisonment. Goerdeler thought that the triumph of evil and the destruction of all that he loved was the triumph of evil. I was astonished at Goerdeler's undiminished intellectual power, but at the same time I was shocked by his outward appearance. The old man who stood before me was in the same light summer clothes as he was when he was captured, but with a different face. His eyes shocked me the most. The most impressive thing about him was his grey eyes, they were once bright and had flashed beneath the heavy eyebrows.They were like the eyes of a blind man with no light in them. His intellectual power was the same as it had always been, but his spiritual strength was different. His look seemed to have turned inward. A man with the weariness of death in his soul was what I held. While on death row, Goerdeler wrote a letter that called the Holocaust the worst of Nazi crimes. Goerdeler was anti-Semitic at the same time. In his "Thoughts of a Man condemned to Death", written towards the end of 1944 in prison, Goerdeler wrote, "We should not attempt to minimize what has been happening, but we should also emphasize the great guilt of the Jews, who had invaded our public life inHe was put to death by hanging with two other men in Berlin. Goerdeler asked the world to accept his martyrdom as penance for the German people in his farewell letter. Fest, Plotting Hitler's Death : The Story Of The German Resistance, New York was published in 1996. A History Of German Resistance To Hitler was written by Gill. Daniel Hitler's Willing Executioners is a book by Goldhagen. One of the "X documents" detailing A.P. is the Notes of a conversation with 'X'. Young had meetings with Goerdeler on 6th and 7th of August.David Bankier wrote The Jews in Plans for Postwar Germany. The Tom Cruise film does not explain why they tried to kill Hitler. The Politics of a coup was written by Jacob Pemberton. Peter Hoffmann wrote Goerdeler's Writings. Tom Segev wrote The Good Germans. German people were executed for their roles in the 20 July plot of the German

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texts: <mask> was an American showman, freak show director, and barker. He wrote his memoirs under his stage name, as told to Jerry Holtman. After moving to the United States with his family in 1906, <mask> changed his name to Israel <mask>. He was raised in a strict Orthodox Jewish household. He joined the combined Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. He was assigned to Lewiston, Maine, based on the first major city he worked in, in order to be allowed to stay with the circus. Lewiston wore an "Arab costume" as he led the animals in the parade while he worked as a pony groomer for the circus.<mask> left the circus to serve in World War I. After being attached for training with the Canadian Army, he was posted to the 40th Battalion of Britain's Royal Fusiliers in the Jewish Legion and served as a camp cook. He mentions in his book that he served with David Ben-Gurion, who was in the 38th. He was stationed in Italy, Palestine, Port Said, Egypt, and Damascus, Syria. His actual service records show that he was discharged at the rank of private, even though he was promoted to lance corporal in Damascus. After the war ended, he traveled to South Africa to see his family and eventually returned to England. He was discharged from military service in December 1919 and sailed from New York City to Massachusetts.<mask> returned to the United States and worked as a shophand in a machine shop for a short time. He rode the rails to a few towns after working in New York City. He mentions in his book that he was arrested for vagrancy in eastern Georgia and worked on a chain gang for six days. He worked in a restaurant in Cleveland. The winter quarters of five railroad circuses were where <mask> went in 1920. He was hired by the John Robinson Shows as a "candy butcher," selling concessions during the show as well as during the concert after the show. After the circus season ended, he worked as a candy butcher for the Union News Company on the West Point Railroad, which traveled back and forth from Atlanta to Jacksonville.<mask> was a candy butcher and concessions buyer for the Howes Great London Circus. He mentions in his book that he learned conning, grafting, and short-changing techniques here. He began to practice his short-changing technique after working in the ticket booth at the circus. He was the assistant manager of concessions and the purchasing agent for Gollmar Bros. over the next few years. He was a ticket seller for the circus and dated a hoochie coochie dancer. He ran a hamburger stand at Golden Brothers Circus, as well as selling balloons and novelty items. This was his first experience as a barker and he was referred to as a "talker" in the circus community.He worked with the Carolina Minstrels in early 1925. He worked downtown at the head of the band to make announcements, as well as selling reserved tickets, supervised equipment unloading and setup, and selling prize candy. He worked at the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch show as a ticket seller and sideshow announcer. He was fired by Joe Miller for short-changing patrons after working for Miller Brothers again. Lewiston was hired to organize and hire performers and musicians for a hoochie coochie show. He ran a betting wheel after the touring season ended. He ran a brothel in Kansas City, Missouri before the police shut it down, after working as a candy butcher and a fill-in performer for Pat Whale's Traveling Burlesque Show.<mask> was hired as an assistant to the Morris and Castle carnival in 1927. He sold tickets to the show at the Mississippi Valley Fair in Davenport, Iowa, where he talked up the show on the midway. He met his future wife Rose, who was working with Morris and Castle as a mentalist, at this time. <mask> was named the manager of the "Broadway review" show after staying on with Morris and Castle. He and Rose were married on November 26, 1928 in Cook County, Illinois. She continued to perform as a fortune teller under her stage name and was known as <mask>. They worked for the Al G. Barnes Circus sideshow in 1929.Lewiston and Rose were fortune tellers. They worked for the circus in 1930. The sideshow closed in August due to poor sales, but Rose was a fortune teller. Lewiston brought several circus freaks with him when they returned to Morris and Castle. Lewiston and Rose added a duo mindreading act to their performance at several state fairs. He ran the privilege car at the John T. Wortham Carnival and Rose ran the fortunetelling booth at the Al. The G. Barnes Circus was that season.<mask> was hired by Duke Mills to organize a freak show for the upcoming "Century of Progress" World's Fair in Chicago, and to serve as the barker and managing director. The freak show opened in 1933 but failed to compete with Ripley's Believe It Or Not located just down the midway. <mask> was hired by Lew Dufour and Joe Rogers to design the "Darkest Africa" show at the World's Fair, featuring Africans from Nigeria, Uganda, Belgian Congo, and French Congo, and representing the Ubangi, Karamojo, and Ashanti ethnic groups. Sometimes called "<mask>" or "<mask>", he works as a barker for this show as well as being a lecturer. The blacks have better eyesight than ours, according to <mask>, a former British army officer. Strong and brave! There are muscles on those backs.The German officers used to say, "Give me a hundred thousand such men, trained in the use of modern arms, and I'll conquer the moon." Lewiston and Rose did a mindreading act for Morris Miller's Traveling Museum. After working at the World's Fair in 1933, <mask> was hired to work at the circus the following year. He was promoted to chief assistant on his second day after starting in the ticket booth and bally stand. <mask> was the sideshow pay master. He states in his book that he adapted the circus slogan, "The greatest side show on earth." <mask> and Rose did a mindreading act while the circus was closed.<mask> directed the "Parade of the freaks" from the center ring at the opening of the circus in 1935. He was the assistant manager of the sideshow and has been alternating with <mask> on big show announcements. According to the magazine, <mask> would present a mental act on road tour, which was a first for that circus. Rose was hired to perform as a mentalist. The couple worked with the circus for two years. The Traveling Museum was formed by <mask> and Rose after they left the circus. A variety of sideshow and freak performers, a "girlie show," and snakes can be found at <mask>ton's Traveling Museum.Rose was the organization's treasurer and managed several fortune tellers. They performed at venues throughout the United States and Canada, including the Canadian National Exhibition. Eli was born in Illinois in February of 1938, and later became part of the act. He was advertised as the baby of two dwarfs, with advertisements including "Midget Couple and Normal Baby, 10-mo." The old son. The story of Lewiston's python display, which included a wrestling act, was featured in a full-column article with two more columns of photos in The Charlotte Observer, and an excerpt of the story even received national attention. <mask> explained that pythons only eat once every three months.Pete had to pass up two meals because of a throat injury. He was fed a snack of thirty pounds of chopped meat, fifteen dozen eggs and fifteen pounds of crushed bone with an eight-foot rubber hose. Pete was held by eighteen men while they fed him. While Rose ran her "Palace of Knowledge" at the New York World's Fair in 1939 and 1940, Lewiston continued to bring his museum on tour. He ran a freak animal show and an enlarged side show. While traveling with Jones in Warren, Pennsylvania during the summer of 1940, Lewiston 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Lewiston claims to have been the first showman to buy and reuse the "headless girl" display, transforming it from a simple illusion act to fooling audiences by pretending she was real.He rigged the exhibit with flowing liquids and medical equipment to create the story of "Olga Hess," who was kept alive by a doctor after he was decapitated on a train. The Museum performed well throughout the early to mid-1940s, contracting with amusement parks and state fairs during the summer and touring during the winter. In 1941, <mask>'s Traveling Museum joined the Happy Land Shows. They performed at the fair. He was sentenced to nine months in the Eastern State Penitentiary due to the lewd nature of the show and several hoochie coochie girls were released after six days. In 1942, while the Museum was in Erie, Pennsylvania, <mask>'s performing "stone man" Charles Porter visited a famous local resident also suffering from the disease, and they were profiled in the local paper. While the Museum was in Pittsburgh in 1944, the two legal guardians of Bobo and Kiki, the show's "pinheads," arrived to take the pair back to Texas.A local patrolman arrested all five of them after a fight broke out after Rose objected that their contract had not yet expired. Pinheads stayed on with the show after the charges were dismissed. He formed a partnership with Archie Gayer, the operator of Archie's Playland Arcade in Detroit. Lewiston managed a variety of attractions for several years, including an exhibit titled "Crime Does Not Pay," bazaars, and sideshow acts, and a new annex was added to the back of the arcade. While working for Lewiston in 1947, sword swallower Tony Marino "gulped a two-foot length of lighted neon tube, glowed at his appreciative audience, bowed, thereupon went out like a light, and was hustled to a hospital for removal." After two weeks of recovery, Marino continued performing with Lewiston's Museum. The first time that any single show operator had attractions at all three parks at the same time was in 1950, when Lewiston ran sideshows at Edgewater Park, Eastwood Park, and Jefferson Beach.He leased sideshow and concert operation rights to Mills Bros. in 1951. He stated in his book that he was bitten in the face by a South American boa constrictor. In the early 1950s, <mask> and Rose retired from performance and management and moved to Florida, where they invested in several hotel properties. Rose was buried in Cook County, Illinois, after she died from cancer. He married a woman in Monroe County, Florida, in 1955. The couple moved to Los Angeles in 1957. His eyesight had deteriorated badly.He theorizes that it might have been due to his heavy drinking. A local daily newspaper ran a story about a famous circus man who bought a hotel. He started writing a weekly column for the paper. He started an employment agency and worked to help parolees reintegrate into society. The state board of corrections praised his service at a dinner. He began working on his memoirs as his health waned. The book "Freak Show Man: the Autobiography of <mask>" was published posthumously in 1968.The primary source for this article was Freak Show Man: the Autobiography of <mask>, which was published in 1968.

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