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Re: What happened to <oroklet.hu>
#hungary
HungarianRoots
The website oroklet.hu is a cemetery database only for Budapest cemeteries.
All the other lists for other cemeteries are transcriptions of death records (they do not fully cover everybody buried in these cemetery and thus can be misleading). If you need information for Budapest cemeteries calling the Chevra Kadisha at Sip u. 12 (Mazsihisz) can help. Oroklet used the databases of the Chevra. Regards, Karesz Vandor genealogist/Historian/Private tour guide Hungarian Roots web: www.hungarianroots.com e-mail: info@hungarianroots.com cell: +36-30-546-6950 This is our World and we only have One. Please consider not printing this e-mail thus saving trees and lives. If you need to print use the double-sided option. This SIG (h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org) is hosted by JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org For more information on the Hungarian SIG see our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/ and check out the fabulous Hungary Database at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Hungary/ For back issues, search the H-SIG message archives at http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~sigs Has JewishGen helped you connect with your family? We want to hear your story! Please email us at info@JewishGen.org today ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sign up now for value-added services! http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen/ValueAdded.asp To post a message, please address it to <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> ---- You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: [info@hungarianroots.com] To change the format of our mailings, to stop/resume delivery (vacation), or to unsubscribe, please go to http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv ----- A(z) üzenetben nem található vÃrus. EllenÅ‘rizte: AVG - www.avg.com Verzió: 2015.0.5856 / VÃrus adatbázis: 4311/9342 - Kiadás dátuma: 2015.03.20.
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Zagreb telephone directory
#hungary
Shaul Sharoni
Dear Siggers,
Is there any online access to the 1930 or 1940 telephone directory of Zagreb, Croatia? Best Regards, Shaul Sharoni, Israel
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Latest News From IAJGS2015 Conference in Jerusalem
#romania
IAJGS2015 Publicity
Enjoy a rare genealogical feast of knowledge when top experts >from
around the globe gather in Jerusalem. Nearly 200 guest lecturers will share their expertise and research on the world's main Jewish communities including North America, Eastern and Western Europe, Israel, and Russia, plus they'll take you to such exotic Jewish genealogical destinations as Tuscany, Casablanca, Sweden, Spain, Ethiopia, India, South Africa, Belgium, Latvia, Moldava, and many, many more. Their lectures will encompass a host of topics, >from technological developments in genealogical research to perspectives on the Holocaust to the science of onomastics (the study of names), and a wealth of other topics including DNA. A genealogist's delight! It pays to register by April 15 at www.iajgs2015.org for the 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Jerusalem >from July 6-10, 2015, to be eligible for early registration discount and our April 15 drawing for special prizes. Prizes for the upcoming drawing include hotel accommodations, annual MyHeritage.com subscriptions, Ancestry.com subscriptions, and more. Congratulations to the March 15th drawing winners: Bob Friedman who won a ticket to the Israel Museum; Jeffrey Mark Paull, a SIG Luncheon, and Bernard Valman, 2 hours of consultation. Prizes are continually being added. Enhanced cancellation/refund -- A reminder that Ortra, our conference organizer, is offering "no questions asked" cancellation/refund covering both hotel and total registration refunds, valid up to almost the eve of the conference (see details at the conference website under the Registration tab, registration FAQ.) Don't miss the pre-Conference Shabbaton on the Friday-Saturday, July 3-4 weekend preceding the Conference, followed by an unforgettable "Exploration Sunday" on July 5. Full and fascinating details are on the conference website www.iajgs2015.org under the Program tab. Conference Discussion Group and Social Media Sign up for our ongoing Conference discussion group, where announcements and special offers are being posted. Just click on the link under the FAQ tab of the conference website, www.iajgs2015.org to sign-up and stay informed. Also, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. See you in Jerusalem in July for the momentous and exciting 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy! Michael Goldstein, Chairman chairman@iajgs2015.org 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: What happened to <oroklet.hu>
#hungary
HungarianRoots
The website oroklet.hu is a cemetery database only for Budapest cemeteries.
All the other lists for other cemeteries are transcriptions of death records (they do not fully cover everybody buried in these cemetery and thus can be misleading). If you need information for Budapest cemeteries calling the Chevra Kadisha at Sip u. 12 (Mazsihisz) can help. Oroklet used the databases of the Chevra. Regards, Karesz Vandor genealogist/Historian/Private tour guide Hungarian Roots web: www.hungarianroots.com e-mail: info@hungarianroots.com cell: +36-30-546-6950 This is our World and we only have One. Please consider not printing this e-mail thus saving trees and lives. If you need to print use the double-sided option. This SIG (h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org) is hosted by JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org For more information on the Hungarian SIG see our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/ and check out the fabulous Hungary Database at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Hungary/ For back issues, search the H-SIG message archives at http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~sigs Has JewishGen helped you connect with your family? We want to hear your story! Please email us at info@JewishGen.org today ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Sign up now for value-added services! http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen/ValueAdded.asp To post a message, please address it to <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> ---- You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: [info@hungarianroots.com] To change the format of our mailings, to stop/resume delivery (vacation), or to unsubscribe, please go to http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv ----- A(z) üzenetben nem található vÃrus. EllenÅ‘rizte: AVG - www.avg.com Verzió: 2015.0.5856 / VÃrus adatbázis: 4311/9342 - Kiadás dátuma: 2015.03.20.
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Zagreb telephone directory
#hungary
Shaul Sharoni
Dear Siggers,
Is there any online access to the 1930 or 1940 telephone directory of Zagreb, Croatia? Best Regards, Shaul Sharoni, Israel
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Romania SIG #Romania Latest News From IAJGS2015 Conference in Jerusalem
#romania
IAJGS2015 Publicity
Enjoy a rare genealogical feast of knowledge when top experts >from
around the globe gather in Jerusalem. Nearly 200 guest lecturers will share their expertise and research on the world's main Jewish communities including North America, Eastern and Western Europe, Israel, and Russia, plus they'll take you to such exotic Jewish genealogical destinations as Tuscany, Casablanca, Sweden, Spain, Ethiopia, India, South Africa, Belgium, Latvia, Moldava, and many, many more. Their lectures will encompass a host of topics, >from technological developments in genealogical research to perspectives on the Holocaust to the science of onomastics (the study of names), and a wealth of other topics including DNA. A genealogist's delight! It pays to register by April 15 at www.iajgs2015.org for the 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Jerusalem >from July 6-10, 2015, to be eligible for early registration discount and our April 15 drawing for special prizes. Prizes for the upcoming drawing include hotel accommodations, annual MyHeritage.com subscriptions, Ancestry.com subscriptions, and more. Congratulations to the March 15th drawing winners: Bob Friedman who won a ticket to the Israel Museum; Jeffrey Mark Paull, a SIG Luncheon, and Bernard Valman, 2 hours of consultation. Prizes are continually being added. Enhanced cancellation/refund -- A reminder that Ortra, our conference organizer, is offering "no questions asked" cancellation/refund covering both hotel and total registration refunds, valid up to almost the eve of the conference (see details at the conference website under the Registration tab, registration FAQ.) Don't miss the pre-Conference Shabbaton on the Friday-Saturday, July 3-4 weekend preceding the Conference, followed by an unforgettable "Exploration Sunday" on July 5. Full and fascinating details are on the conference website www.iajgs2015.org under the Program tab. Conference Discussion Group and Social Media Sign up for our ongoing Conference discussion group, where announcements and special offers are being posted. Just click on the link under the FAQ tab of the conference website, www.iajgs2015.org to sign-up and stay informed. Also, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. See you in Jerusalem in July for the momentous and exciting 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy! Michael Goldstein, Chairman chairman@iajgs2015.org 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
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No father on death certificate?
#france
bernerfolk
I've posted an 1895 death certificate on Viewmate which Isidore Goldman kindly translated before I could even post a request (thank you Isidore!). Now I'm trying to make sense of the family.
The death is reported by the baby's grandfather (Isaac FREUDENBERG) and another witness. It says the baby is the daughter of Pauline FREUDENBERG but does not provide a father's name. I have census and directory records in 1896 & 1897 showing Pauline FREUDENBERG "fille" living with Isaac, his wife, and younger children. There is no "maiden" name shown for Pauline (as there is for Isaac's wife) or other indication I can see that she's a daughter-in-law. Should I assume the baby Sara was an out of wedlock birth? or... Pauline could have been widowed before the birth of her child (as my GGM was) and the family was >from Szrensk, Russia (Poland) so it wouldn't surprise me to see a widow using her maiden name, but wouldn't it be customary for the father's name to appear on the child's death certificate even if he was deceased? Wouldn't there be some indication of her married and widowed status on the census? The death certificate for baby Sara is on ViewMate here: http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/responselist.asp?key=38623 Thoughts anyone? Sherri Venditti
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French SIG #France No father on death certificate?
#france
bernerfolk
I've posted an 1895 death certificate on Viewmate which Isidore Goldman kindly translated before I could even post a request (thank you Isidore!). Now I'm trying to make sense of the family.
The death is reported by the baby's grandfather (Isaac FREUDENBERG) and another witness. It says the baby is the daughter of Pauline FREUDENBERG but does not provide a father's name. I have census and directory records in 1896 & 1897 showing Pauline FREUDENBERG "fille" living with Isaac, his wife, and younger children. There is no "maiden" name shown for Pauline (as there is for Isaac's wife) or other indication I can see that she's a daughter-in-law. Should I assume the baby Sara was an out of wedlock birth? or... Pauline could have been widowed before the birth of her child (as my GGM was) and the family was >from Szrensk, Russia (Poland) so it wouldn't surprise me to see a widow using her maiden name, but wouldn't it be customary for the father's name to appear on the child's death certificate even if he was deceased? Wouldn't there be some indication of her married and widowed status on the census? The death certificate for baby Sara is on ViewMate here: http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/responselist.asp?key=38623 Thoughts anyone? Sherri Venditti
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Latest News From IAJGS2015 Conference in Jerusalem
#france
bounce-2934990-772957@...
Enjoy a rare genealogical feast of knowledge when top experts >from
around the globe gather in Jerusalem. Nearly 200 guest lecturers will share their expertise and research on the world's main Jewish communities including North America, Eastern and Western Europe, Israel, and Russia, plus they'll take you to such exotic Jewish genealogical destinations as Tuscany, Casablanca, Sweden, Spain, Ethiopia, India, South Africa, Belgium, Latvia, Moldava, and many, many more. Their lectures will encompass a host of topics, >from technological developments in genealogical research to perspectives on the Holocaust to the science of onomastics (the study of names), and a wealth of other topics including DNA. A genealogist's delight! It pays to register by April 15 at www.iajgs2015.org for the 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Jerusalem >from July 6-10, 2015, to be eligible for early registration discount and our April 15 drawing for special prizes. Prizes for the upcoming drawing include hotel accommodations, annual MyHeritage.com subscriptions, Ancestry.com subscriptions, and more. Congratulations to the March 15th drawing winners: Bob Friedman who won a ticket to the Israel Museum; Jeffrey Mark Paull, a SIG Luncheon, and Bernard Valman, 2 hours of consultation. Prizes are continually being added. Enhanced cancellation/refund -- A reminder that Ortra, our conference organizer, is offering "no questions asked" cancellation/refund covering both hotel and total registration refunds, valid up to almost the eve of the conference (see details at the conference website under the Registration tab, registration FAQ.) Don't miss the pre-Conference Shabbaton on the Friday-Saturday, July 3-4 weekend preceding the Conference, followed by an unforgettable "Exploration Sunday" on July 5. Full and fascinating details are on the conference website www.iajgs2015.org under the Program tab. Conference Discussion Group and Social Media Sign up for our ongoing Conference discussion group, where announcements and special offers are being posted. Just click on the link under the FAQ tab of the conference website, www.iajgs2015.org to sign-up and stay informed. Also, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. See you in Jerusalem in July for the momentous and exciting 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy! Michael Goldstein, Chairman chairman@iajgs2015.org 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
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French SIG #France Latest News From IAJGS2015 Conference in Jerusalem
#france
bounce-2934990-772957@...
Enjoy a rare genealogical feast of knowledge when top experts >from
around the globe gather in Jerusalem. Nearly 200 guest lecturers will share their expertise and research on the world's main Jewish communities including North America, Eastern and Western Europe, Israel, and Russia, plus they'll take you to such exotic Jewish genealogical destinations as Tuscany, Casablanca, Sweden, Spain, Ethiopia, India, South Africa, Belgium, Latvia, Moldava, and many, many more. Their lectures will encompass a host of topics, >from technological developments in genealogical research to perspectives on the Holocaust to the science of onomastics (the study of names), and a wealth of other topics including DNA. A genealogist's delight! It pays to register by April 15 at www.iajgs2015.org for the 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Jerusalem >from July 6-10, 2015, to be eligible for early registration discount and our April 15 drawing for special prizes. Prizes for the upcoming drawing include hotel accommodations, annual MyHeritage.com subscriptions, Ancestry.com subscriptions, and more. Congratulations to the March 15th drawing winners: Bob Friedman who won a ticket to the Israel Museum; Jeffrey Mark Paull, a SIG Luncheon, and Bernard Valman, 2 hours of consultation. Prizes are continually being added. Enhanced cancellation/refund -- A reminder that Ortra, our conference organizer, is offering "no questions asked" cancellation/refund covering both hotel and total registration refunds, valid up to almost the eve of the conference (see details at the conference website under the Registration tab, registration FAQ.) Don't miss the pre-Conference Shabbaton on the Friday-Saturday, July 3-4 weekend preceding the Conference, followed by an unforgettable "Exploration Sunday" on July 5. Full and fascinating details are on the conference website www.iajgs2015.org under the Program tab. Conference Discussion Group and Social Media Sign up for our ongoing Conference discussion group, where announcements and special offers are being posted. Just click on the link under the FAQ tab of the conference website, www.iajgs2015.org to sign-up and stay informed. Also, follow us on Facebook and Twitter. See you in Jerusalem in July for the momentous and exciting 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy! Michael Goldstein, Chairman chairman@iajgs2015.org 35th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
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Re: Jewish cemeteries in Arad
#romania
Christine Rodricks <chrisreg@...>
Hello list,
As I will be visiting Arad later on in the year, I would like to know if there are several Jewish cemeteries and if they have been looked after. My last uncle who may have looked at my grandparents tombs passed away more than 20 years ago so I have no idea if the the graves are still there. I have a picture of the tomb taken in 1974 and it looks ok . I will be grateful if any genner on the list can give the info. Many thanks, Christine Rodricks Le Cannet, south of France =
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Romania SIG #Romania Re: Jewish cemeteries in Arad
#romania
Christine Rodricks <chrisreg@...>
Hello list,
As I will be visiting Arad later on in the year, I would like to know if there are several Jewish cemeteries and if they have been looked after. My last uncle who may have looked at my grandparents tombs passed away more than 20 years ago so I have no idea if the the graves are still there. I have a picture of the tomb taken in 1974 and it looks ok . I will be grateful if any genner on the list can give the info. Many thanks, Christine Rodricks Le Cannet, south of France =
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New identity requires new introduction
#germany
Sam Schulman
Hello, friends,
2 years ago I introduced myself as the descendent of Abraham LEBENSBERGER of Gaugrehweiler, Palatine; Babette WEINBERG of Bavaria and Simon BERGER of Wuerttemberg. My right-bank ancestors, it transpires, gave their grandchildren, my grandparents, inaccurate information about their names and places of origin. My great x 2 grandmother Theresa Weinberg (d. Quincy, IL 1899) was born WEINBERGER (originally LOEW) in Steinhart, Bavaria, and her mother was an EMANUEL of the same town. My great x 2 grandfather Simon Berger (d. Quincy, IL 1910) was born SELIGSBERGER in Fuchsstadt, Unterfranken, Bavaria, and STEINAM of the same town. . Mother's name STEINAM, also of Fuchsstadt. Unfortunately, Simon was the only emigrant in his famiy. Like all Fuchsstadters, Simon's relatives moved to Wuerzburg and eventually to their doom, with the exception of two nieces who married Ashkenazi Dutch brothers living in Utrecht named FRENKEL,some of whose children and grandchildren survived WWII in the Netherlands. Best regards, Sam Schulman samschulman@gmail.com Faber, Virginia My JGFF Researcher ID number is 570865.
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German SIG #Germany New identity requires new introduction
#germany
Sam Schulman
Hello, friends,
2 years ago I introduced myself as the descendent of Abraham LEBENSBERGER of Gaugrehweiler, Palatine; Babette WEINBERG of Bavaria and Simon BERGER of Wuerttemberg. My right-bank ancestors, it transpires, gave their grandchildren, my grandparents, inaccurate information about their names and places of origin. My great x 2 grandmother Theresa Weinberg (d. Quincy, IL 1899) was born WEINBERGER (originally LOEW) in Steinhart, Bavaria, and her mother was an EMANUEL of the same town. My great x 2 grandfather Simon Berger (d. Quincy, IL 1910) was born SELIGSBERGER in Fuchsstadt, Unterfranken, Bavaria, and STEINAM of the same town. . Mother's name STEINAM, also of Fuchsstadt. Unfortunately, Simon was the only emigrant in his famiy. Like all Fuchsstadters, Simon's relatives moved to Wuerzburg and eventually to their doom, with the exception of two nieces who married Ashkenazi Dutch brothers living in Utrecht named FRENKEL,some of whose children and grandchildren survived WWII in the Netherlands. Best regards, Sam Schulman samschulman@gmail.com Faber, Virginia My JGFF Researcher ID number is 570865.
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Re: Records
#ukraine
Phyllis Kramer
Sid Bennett asked Would anyone know if records for Shepetivka,
Ukraine were kept in another town? David Sandler suggested Miriam Weiner's book on Jewish records in Ukraine. even better...her inventory is online at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/archdta.shtml happy hunting! Phyllis Kramer, VP, Education, www.JewishGen.org/education MODERATOR'S NOTE: That concludes this thread unless anyone has an additional source.
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Re: Records
#ukraine
Phyllis Kramer
Sid Bennett asked Would anyone know if records for Shepetivka,
Ukraine were kept in another town? David Sandler suggested Miriam Weiner's book on Jewish records in Ukraine. even better...her inventory is online at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/archdta.shtml happy hunting! Phyllis Kramer, VP, Education, www.JewishGen.org/education MODERATOR'S NOTE: That concludes this thread unless anyone has an additional source.
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Re: Records
#ukraine
HelenieIrit
Mr. Bennett & Sandler,
Miriam Weiner's book is already online and even more updated at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/index.shtml . The search 'application' is at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/search.php . Good luck, Irit Shem-Tov Israel
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Re:Re: Records
#ukraine
HelenieIrit
Mr. Bennett & Sandler,
Miriam Weiner's book is already online and even more updated at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/index.shtml . The search 'application' is at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/search.php . Good luck, Irit Shem-Tov Israel
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Re: Records
#ukraine
Ariel Parkansky
Hi Sid,
You can also take a look to Miriam Weiner's site at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/ Regards, Ariel PARKANSKY http://www.thefamilytree.com.ar Kishinev, Tighina: PARKANSKY, LECHNER Kishinev, Calarasi: DUBIN, CHERNIAVSKY, FISMAN Odessa: VAISBEN, HOCHMANN, SCHARTZ Kiev, Odessa, Neporotovo, Podolia: ERLICHMAN, AISENGART Kiliya: SCHWARZBERG Bessarabia, Akkerman, Odessa: GLASS, KERSCHNER, ZEIGNER Chichelnik: ZUKERMAN, LASHOCK Podolia, Bershad, Obodovka: SITCOF, MONDRIK, LERMAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Records From: Bennett Sid <sidben03@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 09:57:20 -0400 X-Message-Number: 1 I found out that records for the Lithuanian village of Varena (Aran) were kept in Eisiskes. Would anyone know if records for Shepetivka, Ukraine were kept in another town? Sid Bennett Researching: KOSAKOWSKY.
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Re: Records
#ukraine
Ariel Parkansky
Hi Sid,
You can also take a look to Miriam Weiner's site at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/ Regards, Ariel PARKANSKY http://www.thefamilytree.com.ar Kishinev, Tighina: PARKANSKY, LECHNER Kishinev, Calarasi: DUBIN, CHERNIAVSKY, FISMAN Odessa: VAISBEN, HOCHMANN, SCHARTZ Kiev, Odessa, Neporotovo, Podolia: ERLICHMAN, AISENGART Kiliya: SCHWARZBERG Bessarabia, Akkerman, Odessa: GLASS, KERSCHNER, ZEIGNER Chichelnik: ZUKERMAN, LASHOCK Podolia, Bershad, Obodovka: SITCOF, MONDRIK, LERMAN ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: Records From: Bennett Sid <sidben03@gmail.com> Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 09:57:20 -0400 X-Message-Number: 1 I found out that records for the Lithuanian village of Varena (Aran) were kept in Eisiskes. Would anyone know if records for Shepetivka, Ukraine were kept in another town? Sid Bennett Researching: KOSAKOWSKY.
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