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Haavio also reports that researcher Ernst Manker in 1938 stated that the particularly developed and elaborately painted drum type known from Kemin-Lapland has no Sami name at all, only the Finnish name spur.


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The designation can be attributed to the fact that the drums were used by Finns, and as elaborate tekels, the drums were hardly copies of another group's drums, but a continuation of a long tradition.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

However, based on Lapland settlement history, Haavio's interpretation of Fellman's communique is not very plausible, as in the 17th century no settlers are known to have inhabited the area.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

In any case, historical documents on the Šamanist expenditure and instruments of Baltic Finns are very limited, interpretive and originated in Lapland, where there is a strong Sami influence.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Auxiliary Animals and Aid Flights The Sages sometimes had domesticated wild animals in their actions, or believed they interacted with some wild animals.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

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Some are known to have kept curves, or ravens or snakes, as their pets.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

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The Sage may also have caught a fish or other wild animal, and put it in the mouth of some person's hair or a piece of fingernail.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

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Then he let the animal go.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

It was believed that the animal took these human parts to the Underworld, and the miserable fate of human parts was also reflected in the well-being of man himself.


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The Snow

Severe mental or bodily illness ensued.


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This was called spoiling man.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

The Sage also had completely supernatural sidekicks.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Nature was the personal patron holder of man, possibly the spirit of an ancestor.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Nature assisted in bodily, mental and supernatural actions.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Every healthy person, except for newborns, had his own nature, but only a strong-natured, that is, one who had a powerful nature-bearer, could succeed as a knower.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Nature could be raised, that is, awakened and refreshed by spells.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

In particular, the house hostesses engaged in witchcraft were thought to have been aided by a para, a fearsome looking creature who stole the riches of other houses for their mistress.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Other denominations The Sages and similar characters had numerous different denominations.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

The poem originally signified a person who was made magical by the art of Kalevalan poetry.


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The Snow

Witch pretty much meant the same as the knower, [1] but Christianity especially labeled witches as evil.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Wizard was originally an enemy witch designation, but nowadays almost synonymous with the Sage.


Question: Who is the most famous knowledge of Finnish mythology?

The Snow

Nominations of similar characters can be found more in the article Wizard.


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The Snow

Sources Siikala, Anna-Leena 1992: Finnish shamanism: a history of mental images.


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Finnish Literature Society, Helsinki.


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The Snow

ISBN 951-717-704-6 Martti Haavio: Finnish mythology (1967) Kehusmaa, Onnela: History of Suur- Sodankylä 1 (1995) Tallavaara: Kairavuopians (2000) References Category:Šamanism Class:Finnish folklore Category:Finnish magic


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

Measles, or morbilli, is a paediatric disease caused by the measles virus that you can only get once in a lifetime.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

Measles is a sensitively airborne infection, which is why the number of people exposed by one sufferer can be very large.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[1] Measles is the more serious the disease the older the patient is [2].


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

Measles destroys the memory accumulated in the immune system by the time they become ill, making it more prone to contracting various infections for three years [3].


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

In 2014, 19,143 people worldwide were infected with measles, according to the WHO.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

There is a vaccine for measles.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

In Finland, measles was rare.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

Symptoms, treatment and post-disease The incubation period of measles is 9-11 days, and initial signs of the disease include high fever, redness of the eyes, runny nose and cough.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

The disease also includes exhaustion caused by fever and frequent eye inflammation.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

After 3-4 days after the pox, the fever decreases and at the same time a rash appears.


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Measles

The rash begins on the upper body.


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Measles

It does not itch as much as, for example, chickenpox.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[4] The measles virus attacks B and T immune cells, which also include memory cells of the immune system that remember human infections.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[5] Measles can cause post-disease, the most common of which are inflammation of the middle ear and pneumonia.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

The virus can damage the central nervous system, and the most feared complication of the disease is encephalitis.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[4] The risk of severe afterdiseases of measles is greatest in adults, young children and immunocompromised individuals.


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Measles

Sufferers, if suspected of measles, should contact their own health centre in advance for instructions for action.


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Measles

[1] You can give medicine for fever, but measles is cured on its own.


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Measles

You can make the child feel easier by dimming the lights and putting on itching talc.


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Measles

Vaccination against measles is a vaccine usually administered in Finland as a combination MPR vaccine.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[6] The so-called herd protection against the spread of measles occurs when 96% to 99% of the population have been vaccinated.


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Measles

[7] In many places, MPR vaccine coverage has fallen below the 95% threshold.


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Measles

In addition to the Pietarsaari region, this has happened, for example, in Helsinki and Tampere.


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Measles

[2] According to the HealthMap transmission model, one case of the disease results in two infections within 70 days if the population is comprehensively vaccinated.


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Measles

If, on the other hand, only 60 per cent have been vaccinated, there will be 2800 new infections in the same time frame.


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Measles

[7] Before the vaccination programme, an average of three people died from measles per year in Finland.


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Measles

[2] Since the introduction of the vaccine, mortality has decreased in other infectious diseases [8].


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Measles

In Finland, vaccinations began in 1975.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

[6] History The first scientific description of measles was given by Al-Razi (860—932) when in his book he distinguished measles from smallpox and chickenpox.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

Measles worldwide Measles deaths decreased by over 80% between 2000 and 2017 [9], according to WHO.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

The decline in mortality is due to improvements in resistance and vaccination of children against measles, according to the WHO.


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Measles

[6] In 2014, 296629 people were infected with measles, of which 20499 Europeans [10] and three Finns were affected.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

According to WHO statistics, in 2017 there were 110,000 deaths, mainly children under the age of five.


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Measles

[9] Measles in Finland Measles is rare, with an estimated fewer than five people getting sick each year.


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Measles

[11] On the basis of the vaccination registry, pox coverage for measles in children born in Finland in 2015 is more than 94%, in some places less than 90%, while it should be more than 95%, that there should be no illnesses.


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Measles

Previously, coverage was cleared by sampling.


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Measles

[12] [13] In August 2011, four people fell ill at the Defence Forces Santahamina garrison with measles.


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Measles

[14] Measles usually arrives in Finland from abroad.


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Measles

In January 2014, one child was diagnosed with measles from Asia in Sammati's Steiner School.


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Measles

Parents of Steiner school children are more reluctant than average to vaccinate their children.


Question: Can you die of smallpox?

Measles

According to doctor Tanja Nummila, the disease can be transmitted sensitively and airborne.


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Measles

Nummila said those receiving the vaccine are protected from infection and others will have to wait for the disease to germinate in their home for possible sprouting.


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Measles

Nummila stated that the incident also put children at a neighbouring kindergarten at risk.


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Measles

[15] In 2013, two people were infected with measles in Finland, and in 2014 a total of three people were infected with measles, all of whom were laboratory confirmed cases.


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Measles

[16] In November 2018, one case of measles was diagnosed in Luo.


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Measles

An estimated 300 individuals were exposed to the disease.


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Measles

[17] The infected child had not been vaccinated against measles.


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Measles

[18] Sources on the topic elsewhere Arno Forsius: (historical review) THL: THL (e.g.


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adhesion, symptoms, prevalence), thl.fi Category:Viral diseases Category:Key articles in screening


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The Intel Pentium is a fifth-generation processor based on the x86 architecture manufactured by Intel.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

It was released on March 22, 1993 as a successor to the Intel i486 range.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[1] Initially Intel planned to rename the CPU as 80586 or i586, but as the numbers cannot be trademarked, the name was eventually chosen as Pentium.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

However, the i586 is used in programming to refer to Pentium-compatible CPUs.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Intel also uses the Pentium brand in the name of the following processor generations, although their architecture is very different from that of the Pentium itself: Intel Pentium Pro Intel Pentium II Intel Pentium III Intel Pentium 4 Intel Pentium M Intel Pentium D Intel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition Benefits over i486 microarchitecture The main difference compared to the i486 is that the Pentium has two conveyor belts (“U” and “V”), so it can execute more than one instruction per clock cycle.


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Intel Pentium

The U conveyor belt can execute any instruction, while V can only execute some simple instruction.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

This feature is typical of RISC processors.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

This was the first time that a feature of RISC processors was added to a processor in the x86 architecture.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Although technically a 32-bit processor, the Pentium has a 64-bit data bus [1], meaning it receives twice as much data per clock cycle from memory.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Pentium's math processor was also significantly better than the 486DX; Pentium's floating point unit was conveyor belted meaning it could begin executing the next instruction even before the previous one had been completed and thus was effectively able to frequently perform a floating point operation on each clock cycle.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

On previous x86 processors (as well as CPUs competing with other manufacturers Pentium), the floating-point unit was not conveyor belted, requiring first to wait several clock cycles for the previous instruction to be completed before the next instruction could be executed.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

On the merits of these reforms, the Pentium had a speed of almost twice the rate of i486 per clock cycle in the integer code, and up to 3−5 times that of i486 in floating point code.


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Intel Pentium

Models The codename of the original Pentium CPU was P5 and were manufactured using a 0.8 micrometer process.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

However, the core of the processors manufactured by this process worked insecurely and heated up noticeably during operation.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[1] The P5 models were followed by a P54 manufactured using a 0.6 micrometer process.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Its internal clock speed was different from the external bus.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Plus, it worked in double processor configurations.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The successor to the P54 was the P54C, which was manufactured using a 0.35 micrometre pure CMOS process.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The next model, the P55C, was released under the name Pentium with MMX Technology (commonly used the name Pentium MMX).


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

It contained 57 new MMX commandments to assist in the processing of multimedia.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

In the P55C, the internal cache of the CPU had also been increased to 32 kilobytes.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

166, 200 and 233 megahertz versions of the MMX model were released.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The first Pentiums operated at 60 and 66 megahertz clock speeds.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[1] In the spring of 1994, Intel released 75, 90 and 100 megahertz versions, manufactured using 0.6 micrometer manufacturing technology, with a lower operating voltage of 3.3 volts than previously thought.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

A 120 megahertz version made using 0.35 micrometer technology was released on March 27, 1995.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[2] A 133 megahertz version was released in the summer of 1995, 150 and 166 megahertz versions in January 1996, and a 200 megahertz version on 10 June 1996.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[3] In January 1997, MMX instructions were added to Pentium processors and their cache size was doubled to 32 kilobytes.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[3] Pentium OverDrive processors operating at 63 and 83 megahertz were offered for the upgrade of i486 machines.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The first processor base intended for the Pentium was Socket 4, which used a 5 volt operating voltage.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

It was followed by a 3.3-volt Socket 5 for 75—133 MHz models and an improved Socket 7 that you can also put a Socket 5 processor in.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Pentium's bus speed with Socket 7 was 66—83 MHz, but the strain remained in use for a long time with AMD's K5 and K6 processors.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

For strains capable of 100 MHz bus speeds, the name Super Socket 7 is used.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

Pentium bug The first 60—100 megahertz Pentium models suffered from an error that caused the floating point unit to produce an incorrect result from the fifth decimal onward in some rare division (FDIV commands).


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

The error is known as the Pentium bug, or more accurately as the Pentium FDIV bug.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

There was a bug about the error, which only subsided after Intel offered to replace all the faulty Pentium CPUs for new ones.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

[4] Various theories suggest that the bug would have been intentional.


Question: When was Intel's 9 processor generation released?

Intel Pentium

It has been suggested that the error would occur in the track calculation of a ballistic missile, and thus potential enemies of the United States would not be able to use it in the missile's guidance unit.


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Intel Pentium

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Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

HMS Ardent (pennant number H41) was an A-class destroyer enlisted in the British Royal Navy in 1930 that served in World War II.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 8 June 1940, the ship was sunk in action against German Navy battle cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau while sheltering an aircraft carrier returning from the Norwegian coast.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

Manufacture The ship was ordered on 6 March 1928 from the Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Greenock and had her keel laid on 30 July.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship was laid into the waters on 26 June 1929 and completed on 14 March 1930.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[1] After passing service Receiving Tests, the ship was transferred to Chatham for fitting out and entering service.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 23 March, Ardent was attached to duty with the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla of the Mediterranean Fleet.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

It was in training in April when a defect was diagnosed with its quad gun.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

It returned to Chatham Dockyard where the turret was replaced.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 19 May, after returning from the shipyard, the ship departed for Malta to join her squadron.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

From June to September, it participated in training with its squadron, interrupted by defects detected on board, and it returned to Malta on 31 October to await admission to the shipyard.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The detected defects were inspected on 1 December and the ship was withdrawn from service and transferred to the shipyard for repairs.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[1] [2] In October 1931, the ship was ordered from the shipyard on her return to the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 4 November, it began training, upon completion of which it began its actual naval service.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

In the Mediterranean Fleet, the ship participated in naval exercises as well as visits to the Mediterranean until, in January 1934, it departed for the British Isles for maintenance.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

In February, it was ordered to duty on its return to rejoin the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla in the Mediterranean.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

After repairs were completed in March, the ship began training in British Isles waters before returning to Malta from July.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

Ardent's normal naval service was cut off over the next several years by the coronation-related naval review at Spithead in June 1935, the Abyssinian Crisis and the Spanish Civil War.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 8 September 1936, it was assigned, along with its squadron, to oversee the blockade of the Spanish coast, as well as assist in the evacuation of British citizens from the warring country.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 17 October, the ship returned to Malta, where it participated with the squadron in a naval exercise.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 29 November, it returned to the Spanish coast to supervise maritime traffic, as well as providing assistance to refugees if necessary.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

It was as the lead ship for ships relying on Barcelona.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[1] [2] The ship departed in early April 1937 for the British Isles, where on 14 April it was withdrawn from service.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

It was meanwhile transferred to Sheerness Shipyard, where it was fitted with sonar during maintenance.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship was ordered from the shipyard on her return to the Devonport Local Squadron, whose other ships included HMS Codrington, HMS Achates and HMS Broke.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 20 April, after returning from the shipyard, the ship began post-repairs test runs with a reduced crew and assigned to Plymouth.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[1] [3] In May, after the completion of test runs, the ship began training and was attached to the Plymouth Local Squadron.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship's crew was replenished to wartime strength on 24 September due to the Munich Crisis, and at the same time the ship was preparing for possible war.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The crew was reduced on 11 October and returned to the local squadron.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 17 October, Ardent was transferred for maintenance to Devonport Dockyard, from where it returned to service on 15 November.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

In December, the ship was stationed as a youth training ship at Devonport in addition to normal alert readiness.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

As a school ship, the ship visited during the first half of 1939 from Torquay to Dartmouth until in July it was transferred to Devonport Dockyard.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[1] [4] World War II The ship's crew was replenished on 23 August from the shipyard returning to wartime strength, and began preparations for a possible war.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

At the outbreak of World War II, the ship, with her sister ships, with the exception of Active, formed the 18th Destroyer Flotilla stationed at Portland, which was transferred six days later to the Channel Western Passage ().


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[5] [1] [4] Ardent protected convoys accompanying his squadron right up until April 1940.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

On 21 September 1939, it sheltered Convoy OA7.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship took on its deck wounded from the British tanker Teakwood, which had been torpedoed by the German Navy submarine U-35.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship then sheltered the damaged tanker's return to Falmouth.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[6] The ship sheltered with her sister ship Acasta and HMS Whitshed in late January 1940, the cruiser HMS Ajax damaged in the Battle of La Plata to Plymouth [4].


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

Ardent was transferred to the Home Fleet in April 1940 with her sister ships HMS Acasta, HMS Acheron and HMS Arrow due to the fighting in Norway [5] and it arrived at Scapa Flow on 12 April.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship shielded convoy NP1 Vaagsfjord led by Admiral Layton the next day, together with the battleship HMS Valiant, the support ship HMS Vindictive and the destroyers Codrington and Acasta.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[7] No Germans were encountered during the voyage, but the Admiralty ordered some of the troops to Namsos as the rest continued to Vaagsfjord, which was reached on the morning of 15 April.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

German Air Force planes interfered with the dismantling of the ships without significant results.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The ship was in dock from 6 to 19 May, when its damaged sonar was replaced.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

After returning from the shipyard, the ship was sheltered from 22 to 25 May by troop carrier HMS Ulster Prince to Thorshavn in the Faroe Islands, where a landings were made on 23 May.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

Ardent returned to Greenock on 29.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

on May.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[4] On 31 May, during the withdrawal from Norway, Ardent sheltered, along with HMS Acasta, HMS Codrington, HMS Diana and HMS Highlander, the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal and HMS Glorious, protecting a convoy assembled from cargo ships.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

At 03:00 on 8 June, HMS Glorious separated from the main compartment under cover from Ardent and Acasta to take a more direct route.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

The detachment proceeded in a direction of 250 degrees at 17 knots until it was taken by surprise slightly after 16:00 by German Navy battlecruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, which were conducting the German Navy's Operation Juno.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[5] Ardent received orders to examine the smoke detected in the skyline and at the same time the rest of the department turned south and prepared to send the planes into the air.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

None of the planes, however, were caught in the air.


Question: In what battle did the HMS Ardent ship sink?

HMS Ardent (H41)

[8] The Germans opened fire at 16:31 after being 27800 yards from their goal.


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Ardent approached at full speed the attackers and in the process both destroyers began fuelling which proved effective as the battlecruisers interrupted firing.


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Soon, however, the battlecruisers resumed fire operations, making the Glorious a wreck.


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After launching Ardent, two sets of four torpedoes were sunk by fire from the guns of the battlecruisers at about 17:28.


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With the ship, 10 officers and 142 crew members drowned.


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There were only two rescued, rescued from the sea by a German Air Force maritime aircraft.


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[9] One of them died later in hospital, so there was only one saved [10].


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Question: Where was Gertrud Scholtz-Klink born?

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Gertrud Emma Treusch, 9 February 1902 Adelsheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany — 24 March 1999 in Bebenhausen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany) was a leader of the National Socialist Women's Union NS-Frauenschaft (Die Reichsfrauenführer) and member of the National Socialist Workers' Party of Germany.


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Although Scholtz-Klink achieved the highest title and mission in Nazi Germany that a woman could attain, she was nevertheless clearly in the shadow of her male-dominated society and did not enjoy any real dominance over men.


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[1] Early life Gertrud Treusch was born in Adelsheim in 1902.


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His small-bourgeois parents belonged to the Lutheran Church.


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The father was a civil servant in the surveying institute and the family included two brothers besides Gertrud.


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In 1904, the family moved to Eberbach, where Gertrud attended elementary school 1908—1912.


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His father died in 1910 and the family moved to Mosbach in 1912.


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In Mosbach, Gertrud finished national school and went on to grammar school.


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[2] After graduating from grammar school, he lived with his mother and worked for the Red Cross [3] and later as a journalist.


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Joining the National Socialist Party In 1920, she married the Swiss rector Eugen Klink on his 27th birthday.


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[lower-alpha 1] The couple moved to Altenheim, where they had six children, although two of whom still died as children.


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Gertrud Klink showed no even greater interest in politics, but her husband was happy to attend Nazi rallies and always travelled to Nuremberg party days.


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At last, however, Gertrud went with her husband and attended the 1929 Nuremberg “Day of Confidence” party conference.


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In early March of the following year, she joined the National Socialist Party with her husband, who died of a heart attack at a party convention in Black Forest Gutach at the end of the same month.


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Getrud received a small allowance from the state on her husband's death and moved to live with her mother in Ellmendingen.


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[2] Rise to leader Soon Gertrud became the regional leader of the National Socialist Women's Union [lower-alpha 2] Baden.


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[2] In 1931, Gregor Strasser dissolved all national-socialist-oriented women's organisations and unions competing with each other and founded one major organisation, NS-Frauenschaft (NSF), in its place.


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Gertrud took over the leadership of Badenian women's organizations under the NSF.


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In August of the following year, Gertrud Klink married country doctor Günther Scholtz, who was also local leaders of the Nazi Party (“Ortsgruppenführer”) [2] In 1932, she attended NSF regional leaders' meetings in Munich and Berlin.


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During meetings, he got to know Paula Siber.


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Gertrud became spokesperson and advisor for the Women's Union to the Interior Ministry in Baden and director of the Women's Work Service in Baden, Württemberg and the county.


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In the new year 1934, Gertrud Scholtz-Klink moved to Berlin at the behest of Konstantin Hierl, head of the Reich Work Service DAF.


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In July she was appointed head of the DAF's Women's Department and in this post she held until 1936, although had wanted to be in the capital for only one year.


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On September 8, 1934, he gave his first speech at the Nuremberg Party Days.


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[2] In November 1936 Scholtz-Klink was awarded with the party's gold badge of merit (Goldenen Ehrenzeichen) The following year he was again awarded, this time with a gold party badge and became a member of the German Right Academy.


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She divorced her husband Günther Scholtz and travelled the Nordic countries, visiting Copenhagen and Stockholm to propagate to local right-wingers.


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That same year, he learned for the first time about the existence of concentration camps.


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[2] Gertrud Scholtz-Klink was absolutely loyal to National Socialism and Adolf Hitler.


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In one of her speeches, she said: [4] “We bring the fruits of our motherhood to the Führer and say to her, 'This is the best we can offer.


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That's why this belongs to you. '” In early 1938, by law of other Nazi leaders, Scholtz-Klink intensified propaganda work aimed at Austria.


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Domestically, she merged the German Red Cross with her own women's organization and became head of Section III of the German Red Cross.


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In the spring of 1939 he visited Benito Mussolini in Italy and, a few days later, London, [2] where he sought to convince the English of Germany's willingness to peace.


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World War II In early August 1940, Scholtz-Klink traveled to admire the conquered France.


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Towards the end of the month, with Colonel General Böttger and SS-Obergruppenführer August Heissmeyer, she visited the Ravensbrück concentration camp, which was specifically intended for female prisoners.


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On December 6, she married Heissmeyer [lower-alpha 3].


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Heissmeyer became Gertrud's third husband.


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In the spring of the following year he travelled across Italy holding meetings for Germans staying in the country.


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Scholtz-Klink also got hold of the women's leadership of the conquered territories.


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[2] During the Continuation War, he visited Finland invited by the Lotta-Svärd Society.


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[5] Gertrud gave birth to her fifth and final child in a Berlin bunker in 1944.


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In the same year, she was awarded with the “Golden Cross of Motherhood”.


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The medal was usually awarded to mothers of families with very many children.


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The Gertrud and Heissmeyer family now had eleven children, as Heissmeyer brought six children into the family from his previous marriage.


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[2] End of War With the Red Army approaching Berlin in the spring of 1945, Gertrud, along with Heissmeyer, formed a group participating in the final battle of her Women's Organization leader colleagues, girls from the Women's Organization, children belonging to Hitler-Jugend, and a few soldiers.


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Spandau's Napola School served as the group's base.


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On April 23, a baseless rumor spread along Europe that the “Female Führer” would have committed suicide.


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On the night between the 26th and 27th, he and his men left their group and fled the base.


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They aspired to their leader Hitler in the Reich Office, but the attempt failed and they hid in a radio house.


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In the last news broadcasts of Nazi Germany, Gertrud denied that he had committed suicide.


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Continuing his escape, he was lightly wounded and the couple were arrested by the Red Army.


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They were imprisoned in a POW camp near Magdeburg, but were released after a few days.


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[2] After the war, the couple spent eight weeks in Leitzkau visiting a country family.


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Heissmeyer did ground work and Scholtz-Klink served as a domestic helper.


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To reach southern Germany occupied by the Western Allies, they acquired forged papers under the names Heinrich and Maria Stuckenbrock.


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They moved to Bebenhausen, Tübingen, where Heissmeyer did forestry work while Scholtz-Klink remained a housewife.


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[2] In 1948, the couple were arrested by the French intelligence service Sûreté.


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Gertrud was sentenced for false papers to prison for a year and a half.


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He also had to answer in the denazification investigation.


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The following year, he was pardoned and released.


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Coming into the 1950s, his release was widely criticized.


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In 1951, the case was retried, but her husband sent a request for clemency.


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Further proceedings in the case were postponed in Gertrud's favour and he did not return to prison.


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[2] Gertrud Scholtz-Klink gave his first interview after the war in 1974 and four years later he also published his memoirs.


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August Heissmeyer died on January 16, 1979.


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Gertrud lived for another 20 years and died in Bebenhausen in March 1999.


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Kamppi () is a neighbourhood in the central part of Helsinginniemi, Helsinki.


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It includes the western part of Mannerheimintie, the current core centre of Helsinki, as well as areas west of the city centre up to Hietalahti.


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Kamppi belongs to Kampinmalmi Basic District, which is part of the Southern Grand District.


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Kamppi has a population of 11395 inhabitants (1 January 2014) and has 28181 jobs (31 December 2012).


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[1] The boundaries of the district are described here, they run along one side of the street: Mechelininkatu → Pohjoinen Rail Street → Mannerheimintie → Erottajankatu → Uusimaankatu → Sinebrychoffinkatu → Bulevardi → Hietalahdenranta → Mechelininkatu Often speaking of Kamppi refers only to the northernmost part of Kamppi district, where Kamppi shopping centre and bus station, Kamppi metro station, Tennis Palace and Electrotalo are located.


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The name of the borough is usually inflected in inner locals (Kamppi, Kamppi, Kamppi), although at least some city authorities use outdoor locals (Kampilla, Kamppi, Kamppi).


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History Army training ground and cemetery area During Swedish rule, the city of Helsinki was exhausted in the west to the Gulf of Kluuvi, which stretched from present-day Töölönlahti to the Esplanade Park.


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The Kamppi area, located west of the bay, was almost uninhabited.


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The name Kamppi comes from the Swedish word Kampen, which is intended for a training ground for military personnel located in the area, around the current Kamppi shopping centre and Narinkkatori from the 17th century until the beginning of the 20th century (the Swedish word kamp is derived from the Finnish language struggle).


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The field was used by the Imperial Russian Army for its exercises beginning in the late 1820s, and a garrison was established around it.


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On the edge of the area, on the site of the present Lasipalatsi on the side of the then Western Henrikinkatu, was built in 1833 C.


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The Turku Barracks designed by L. Engel, which at that time was one of the largest buildings in Helsinki.


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Later, a series of wooden and brick barracks were built also on one side of the training ground, on both sides of the existing Tennis Palace and Autotalo on both sides of Fredrikinkatu.


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On the site of the present Old Church Park, a cemetery area was located where, after the plague epidemic of 1710, more than 1,000 Helsinkians who died of the plague were buried in large mass graves.


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In addition, fields and horticultural plantations of the Helsinkians were located in the Kamppi area.


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Around the present Erottaja there was a rope weaving track by Röök, master of ropes in the 18th century.


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A suburb of Uusimaa in the early 19th century, Kluuvinlahti was filled in and urban settlement began to spread to Kamppi.


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In J. A. Ehrenström's city plan of 1812, the southern part of present-day Kamppi was zoned as Helsinki IV district, part of what was then a suburb of Uusimaa.


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The main street of the borough became the Park Street Boulevard, leading from Separator to Hietalahdentor.


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The old cemetery area that remained along it was converted into a park, in which a church then known as the Old Church was built in 1826.


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Streets in the borough were named after persons.


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Their own titles were received by the most popular saints of Orthodox Russia Anna, Andrew, Vladimir and George.


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After independence, Andreaa and Vladimir streets were removed as “too Russian” and were given the new national-spirit names Lönnrotinkatu and Kalevankatu.


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City plan winner Johan Albrecht (Albert) Ehrenström was awarded Albertinkatu.


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In addition, Abrahaminkatu, Eerikinkatu and Fredrikinkatu, whose paragons are not fully assured, but Eerikinkatu is assumed to honor Count Carl Erik Mannerheim [2].


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The boulevard arm and the neighbouring areas of the Old Church Park were already a residential area of the refined in the 19th century.


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Among other things, Carl Ludvig Engel lived in Bulevardi 18 in a luxurious wooden house he designed himself.


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Residential Area of the Poor Most of Kamppi, especially its western and northern parts were for a long time the outskirts of the city, which attracted the workers' settlement of the growing city and formed as early as the middle of the 19th century as a borough for the poor.


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Kamppi and Punavuori (“Rööperi”), located further south, were the oldest workers' neighborhoods in Helsinki.


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It was not until the 1870s and as a result of industrialisation that a worker settlement began to emerge north of Pitkänsilla, in the area of Kallio and Sörnäinen.


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Until well into the 20th century, the western edge of Kamppi was timber-dominated.


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There are still blocks of wooden worker dwellings built at the end of the 19th century, the so-called Hundred Marks villas, left on the street.


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Three wooden houses from the 1830s to 1840s have also been preserved in Kalevankatu, where the School Museum now operates.


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The market for snow collectors, or Narinkka, was born near the garrison, on the side of Simonkatu in the 1870s.


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In the main, Jewish merchants sold new and used clothing and other goods there.


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Narinkka closed in 1929.


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In 2005, the market associated with the current Kamppi Centre was renamed Narinkkatori, honoring the area's history.


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War and Renewal in the Finnish Civil War Turku barracks were almost completely destroyed during the Battle of Helsinki.


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All that remained was the economy building of the barracks, which was renovated into the Helsinki Bus Station in 1935.


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A Lasipalatsi was completed on the site of the old main building of the barracks in 1936.


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This combination of the bus station and the bazaar was part of Deputy Mayor Erik von Frenckell's effort to make the city Olympic-eligible.


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The glass palace was intended to be temporary, but the townspeople became enamored of the target and it was allowed to stay.


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It was refurbished in 1998.


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Most of the former garrison area, from beyond Lasipalatsi up to Fredrikinkatu, served for decades as a platform area for the bus station, from which both long-distance and westerly commuter buses departed.


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The barracks buildings, which were located along Fredrikinkatu, have also all been demolished.


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The Tennis Palace was built on the grounds in 1938.


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The following year, it was renamed the Auto and Tennis House.


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The Tennis Palace name was initially used only from the sports facilities on the third floor.


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For the 1952 Olympics, the rinks served as competition and practice facilities for basketball.


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Designed by architectural student Helge Lundström, the house had time to receive a demolition verdict in 1971.


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However, public opinion changed and the house was allowed to stay.


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The Tennis Palace, repaired in 1999, contains, among other things, the Museum of Cultures, exhibition halls of the City of Helsinki Art Museum, the Arcade, Hesburger and Finnkino's 14 halls in Finland's largest cinema complex.


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Modernist Autohouse was inaugurated in early 1958.


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The Electrotalo, designed by Alvar Aalto, was completed in 1973.


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The first small shops opened their doors on 17 May 1985 in the Granite House, which was originally to become a department store.


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Construction work on the house, designed by Heikki and Kaija Siren, began in spring 1982.


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The house housed Anttila Department Store from 1988 until 2016.


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Kampinkatu's name was changed to Urho Kekkonen Street in early September 1980 as a gift from the City of Helsinki to President Urho Kekkonen, then 80 years old.


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Kekkonen had lived along Kampinkatu since the 1930s until he became president.


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[3] The modern Helsinki metro reached Kamppi in 1983.


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In the 1990s, many buildings in the Kamppi area were renovated and reintroduced, among them the Lasipalatsi (1937) filled with restaurants and cafes today and the Tennis Palace (1952), which was converted into a cinema.


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In the western part of Kamppi is located Ressu Primary School and the more well-known Ressu High School in the eastern part, both of which have an English-language IB line in addition to teaching in Finnish.


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In July 2002, a car bomb was detonated in Kamppi.


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The act later turned out to be a hit murder, for which three men were sentenced to life imprisonment.


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In autumn 2002, the project, known as the Kamppi Centre, was started to move bus services underground and build a shopping centre, residential houses and pedestrian plazas on top of the vacant space.


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A 300×100×10 m pit was dug for the underground terminal, from which a new entrance for the subway was also punctured.


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Free space on top of the terminal, and Solomonkatu passing by the terminal was converted into a pedestrian street.


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A railway station is planned for the rig as part of a drop track.


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[4] Photos Auto House Tennis Palace Kamppi Chapel Old Church Old Church Electrotalo Designed by Alvar Aalto Sources About the topic elsewhere (pdf) Helsingin Sanomat:, presentation of the history of Kamppi Coordinates: * Category:Key articles on screening


Question: How wide is Lake Blossoms?

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Flowers [1] [2], or Kukkiajärvi, is a lake located in Pälkäne (formerly Luopioinen) and Kanta-Häme in Hämeenlinna (formerly Hauho).


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The lake is the 88th largest lake in Finland by area.


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[1] [2] Geography Lake Lake has an area of 4390 hectares or 43.9 square kilometers.


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It is 14.7 kilometres long and 11.9 kilometres wide, but the lake's shoreline meanders hard and its water area is fragmented.


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The lake has no large lake backs, but it has two larger lake districts.


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They are connected by the narrowland between the headlands of Haikkavuori and Vankoniemi, where the island of Evinsalo (170 ha) is located.


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On the east side of Kapeiko, Lehtisaarenselkä opens and on the west side the larger but also highly insular lake area of Lehtisaarenselkä.


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These together make up more than half of the Flowers.


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[1] [2] On the eastern part of the lake, Lehtisaarenselkä protrudes to the southeast, where it narrows to Popper's Bay and where the Kuohi River descends into this bay.


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A small lake back of Leppänä opens east from Lehtisaarensselä.


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It is located behind a narrow ridge and a gap in the ridge, called the Ridge Strait, leads there.


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6.2 kilometres north of the Bay of Pippers in Syyninsaari, the lake branches off into a northern and northwestern branch.


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The northern branch is 2.5 kilometres long and ends in Kortteenbottomja.


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The northwestern branch is only 1.8 kilometres long Mustankuenselkä, but it continues through the half-kilometre long but at the same time narrow Lepsinsalmi to Äikkäselkä.


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Äikkäselkä is 2.8 kilometers long and 2.0 kilometers wide.


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At its northern end, the lake continues further through the Strait of Pirun to Läylä, a lake back 2.1 kilometres long and 1.2 kilometres wide.


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Here, Rautajärvi lowers to its Kukia and is considered its own lake, although both lakes have the same water level elevation.


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[1] [2] The southern end of the western lake part of the lake, called Mämminselä, is rather insular and open compared to other parts of the lake.


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To the south-west of the back lies the large Isosaari, whose environment is a labyrinthine water area due to the islands and is therefore protected from the winds of the lakeback.


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Two bays lie to the southeast of Isosaari.


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Majaanlahti is 1.7 kilometres long and Winter Road Bay is 750 metres long.


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The lake Kukkianvirta's fall bog is located at the southern end of the Winter Road Bay.


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On the north side of Mämminselä and west of the large Evinsalo, a wide and rich archipelago opens.


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It is 6.7 kilometers long and 2.9 kilometers wide.


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The part of the lake has three bays worth mentioning.


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A two-kilometre Black Bay protrudes north from Evinsalo, which is rather narrow at its stern.


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Further west alongside the previous bay, the Rihanselkä, which is 2.2 kilometres long and 1.3 kilometres wide, protrudes north past Rajalsaari.


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On the southern shore of the Lake District lies the Bay of Merit, which is 1.1 kilometres long and 400 metres wide.


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The lake continues at the western end of the western part of the lake towards the north, where at the northern end of the 1.5 kilometre-long Holjansstrait opens to Haltianselkä.


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The elven back is 3.6 kilometres long and 2.2 kilometres wide as a lake word, but as an open lake back it is smaller than this.


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[1] [2] The islands in Kukia have been calculated to have 527 islands, which contributes to the fact that the lake is broken.


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Their combined area is 397 hectares, which is about 8.3% of the total area of the lake.


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Of the islands, 44 are over an acre, 348 are over aria, and the remaining 135 are less than the size of an aria.


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The largest island is Evinsalo with an area of 170 hectares.


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The archipelago of the western lake part region is rich in large islands.


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The most notable of them are, for example, Iso-Vekuna (62 ha), 1.5 kilometres long and 700 metres wide, and around it Vähä-Vekuna, Iso-Kouvolainen, Niittysaari, Urittu, Vähät Ahosaret, Pärnäsaari, Kukkiasaari and Rajalsaari.


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The Elvish Islands can be noted from the western shore of Heikkilänsaari, the southern shore of Iitinsaari and the eastern end of the back of Vohlisaari.


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A road leads to Vohlisaari.


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At the eastern end of the western part of the lake, south of Evinsalo lie Iso Siikasaari, Vehkasaari, Suolikkosaari, Ristisaari, Lehmisaari and Peryssaari.


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There will be a road to Isosaari in Mämminselä, but there will be no road to Kivinensaari and Lounassaari.


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Lehtisaari is located on Lehtisaari, which is its only major island.


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In the bay leading to Kortteenpohja, there is a fathernänsaari, where there is a road connection.


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Äikkäselän Huhtisaari is 750 metres long and 550 metres wide.


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It is partially protected.


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Next to it lies Vasikkasaari and further up is Pirunsaari.


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[1] [2] Depth variations The lake has been created and depth maps have been published.


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The volume of the lake is 230 million cubic meters, or 0.23 cubic kilometers.


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It has an average depth of 5.2 meters and a maximum depth of 35.6 meters.


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The deepest point is located in Leppänä, off Harjunsalmi, about half a kilometer away in Kauniskallio tomb [3].


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Other 30m synths can be found on the map off Meritolahti and Talas Bay, where it is 31 metres deep, and north of Ansioniemi, where it is 30 metres deep.


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Halvanselä has a 24-metre deep, Rihanselä has a 16-metre deep, Viitasaarenselki has two 24-metre, Äikkäselä a 16-metre deep and a 16-metre deep in Läyliä.


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The straits between different parts of the lake are quite shallow, which is why the waters in the deep waters do not change due to temperature deposition other than during the September or spring overflow cycle.


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[1] [2] Lake Environment The length of the shoreline of the lake is 284 km, of which the total length of the coastline of the islands is 112 km.


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The beaches are predominantly forested land, but here and there extend to the shores arable land.


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The settlement is sparsely populated with lots of second homes in between.


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Many larger islands also have an abundance of second homes.


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Solidly populated islands are just Isosaari and Evinsalo, where roads also come.


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The only conurbation extending to the shore is the Renegade Church Village, whose built-up area is spread across the entire western shore of Rihanselä.


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There are several villages or corner municipalities on the lake.


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The Luopioinen vastaranranta is located at Niemikunta, Rantakulma on the northern shore of Äikkäselä, Kortteenpohja in Lahhdenpohjuka, Ruljankylä on the eastern shore of Syynisaarenselä, Padankoski at the eastern end of Leppänä, Kuohijoki, Kuohijoki near Kukkianvirta, Puutikkala, Haltia and south of Holja.


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From Pälkäne to Rautajärvi, the subdivision road 322 runs from Pälkäne and follows the northwestern shores of the lake.


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At Holja, it branches off to the south by connecting road 3222, which after Puutikkala branches off in Hauhon Sappee, namely Vihayear, to Kuohijoki and Padankoski as connecting road 3201 to Kuohijoki and Padankoski.


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After Padankoski, the beaches are followed by small village roads that cycle through Ruljankylä and Kortteenpohja to Rantakulma and Luopioi.


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The lake belongs mainly to Pälkänen, but in the south Kukkianvirta is divided between Pälkänen and Hämeenlinna and the eastern half of Mämminselä and Majaanlahti belong to Hämeenlinna.


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[1] [2] [4] Watershed Relations The lake is located in the Kokemäenjoki River basin (watershed number 35) in the catchment area of the Längelmävesi and Hauho routes (35.7) to the Kukkian route catchment area (35.78), of which the lake belongs to the Kukia Region (35.781).


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[2] [3] The water level of the flowers has been measured since 1911.


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The lake has a surface elevation of 86.60 meters mpy (N60).


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Surface elevation variations have averaged 55 centimeters per year.


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The highest water level has been 87.24 metres (N60, in May 1988) and the lowest has been 86.05 metres (N60, in September 1940).


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According to them, there have been 119 centimeters between the extremes of the water level.


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[3] The main part of Kukia's water arrives from the Ämmätsänjärven—Myllyoja catchment area (35.785) and the Kuohijärvi area (35.782) with a catchment area of 592 square kilometres.


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The Kuohi River is less than one kilometre in length and is the lower river of Kuohi Lake (3474 ha).


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[3] Only 15 lakes or ponds over hectares are located in the Kukia region, which descend directly or through each other to the Kukia.


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The most notable of them are Rautajärvi (242 ha), which descends to Läylä in Pihtisalmi.


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Rautajärvi transmits the waters of the Ämmätsänjärven—Myllyoja catchment area and it also counts Ihanainen (45 ha).


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Läylä descends to Pihtilampi (14 ha), Vahlajärvi (15 ha) and Heinäjärvi, Leppänä lowers through Lake Vähäjärvi (16 ha), Savistijärvi (29 ha) to Haltianselkä (29 ha), Vekuna (70 ha) to Iso-Vekuna shelter and Valkjärvi (13 ha) to the southernmost Majaalahti.


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[3] The lake's landing area is Kukkianvirta, which descends through Vihajärvi (253 ha) to Iso Roinevete.


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Kyyjärvi (23 ha) and Matkijärvi (7 ha) descending into Vihajärvi no longer affect Kukia's water quality.


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Flow flows have been measured in the skeleton of the flowering stream in 1911—1933 and again since 1992.


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According to measurements, the medium flow (HQ) of the seam has been 6.3 cubic metres of water per second (m³/s), its central overflow (MHQ) has been 12.2 m³/s and a mean undercurrent (MNQ) of 3.1 m³/s.


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Extreme currents have been 1.54 m³/s (March 2003) and 19.3 m³/s (June 1995).


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[3] Natural values The lake is a protected area under Natura 2000 (FI0328004).


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The rare aquatic plants ormio and raani grow here.


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[5] [6] History was made over the Kuivasstrait at the confluence of Evinsalo and the mainland in the 1950s.


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On the mainland side lies Salminkallio, where rock paintings have been found.


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The flowers were formerly also known as Lake Evijärvi.


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The Kalmberg atlas of 1855—1856 used both this name and the current Kukkiajärvi name.


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[7] [8] It has since been popular with summerers.


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Prime Minister J. W. Rangell, MP Sulo Wuolijoki and Pekka Laine, former Group Director of Wärtsilä, are examples of Kukia's well-known summer residents.


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See also List of the 100 largest lakes in Finland List of Natura 2000 regions in Finland Sources On topic elsewhere, kukkialle.fi, referred as 1/11/2017 Category:Kukia region Category:Pälkänen lakes Category:Renegade Class:Hauho lakes Category:Finnish Natura regions


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

Cannibalism means eating an individual of the same species.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

Also, an animal that eats representatives of its own species is called a cannibal.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

A person who eats another human is referred to as a man-eater, or anthropophage.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

Etymology The term “cannibal” comes from Spanish.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

Christopher Columbus assumed upon his arrival in the Americas that the people of Haiti would be subjects of the Great Khan of China.


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Cannibalism

In preparation for the meeting, he had with him some proficient in Arabic and Hebrew.


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Cannibalism

Upon hearing the name Caniba or Canima he assumed the word referred to the dog-headed people (cane-bal) described by Mendeville.


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Cannibalism

[1] Samuel Purchas has claimed the word to mean “gallant men” in the Carib language.


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Cannibalism

Richard Hakluyt brought the word into English and Shakespeare used it in his play The Storm Caliban as the name of the Monster.


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Cannibalism

[2] [3] Cannibalism in humans Cannibalism is generally considered a food taboo.


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However, it has been indulged in rituals related to religion and warfare.


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Cannibalism

According to some anthropologists, it has been common in antiquity, while others regard it with great suspicion and believe that the custom has been really rare, and the man-eating of “savages” has been exaggerated as a justification for the civilization of foreign peoples.


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[4] Archaeological discoveries have been made in Finland, among others in Åland, which have been claimed to tell of Stone Age cannibalism.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

[5] The Korowai tribe in southeastern Papua is one of the few groups of people where cannibalism is practiced.


Question: Where does the term cannibal come from?

Cannibalism

The body cannibalism of the Fore tribe in New Guinea, which led to the spread of Kuru disease, has been questioned.


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[4] According to anthropologist Marvin Harris, the mutilation of corpses was a funeral rite which, due to the famine at the time of the arrival of Europeans, turned into a cannibalistic religious rite.


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Prehistoric cannibalism in the Spanish Gran Dolina cave have been found over 800,000 years old with signs of human eating, among other traces of meat cutting.


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Cannibalism

Scientists have speculated that human eating was not only a ritual, but also a fulfillment of the need for nutrition and a way to benefit from turf disputes.


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[6] Historical cannibalism Cannibalism has been found in the Americas, especially in the case of the Aztec Flower Wars.


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Large numbers of enemies captured in the Aztec Wars were first sacrificed to the gods, then the bodies were prepared for food according to accustomed customs.


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Cannibalism

From dismembered body parts, a stew was made, doused with tomatoes and seasoned with peppercorns.


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[7] Cannibalism has been known to have been practiced during the First Crusade.


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Some crusaders are known to have eaten the bodies of their dead enemies after the conquest of Ma'arat.


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It was also practiced on the march to Jerusalem.


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This was probably a combination of hunger and feverishness, possibly also a desire to terrorise the enemy.


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Some refused to eat the flesh of their Christian comrades, but ate the bodies of slain Muslims.


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Contemporary cannibalism Cannibalism has been alleged to have occurred in Ukraine in connection with the famines of the 1930s, China during the civil war and the Great Leap Forward.


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Also during World War II in blockaded Leningrad and among Japanese troops, cannibalism was practiced.


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Cannibalism

Japanese cannibalism is well documented and there is eye-catching evidence of it.


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It was drifted into when we ran out of food.


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Japanese soldiers even killed each other if wingers were not available.


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Captured enemy soldiers were also executed and eaten for psychopathological purposes.


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The most famous example of cannibalism occurred on the island of Chichi-jima in Japan.


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In an aerial battle on 2 September 1944, nine American pilots were shot down (one of them, Ensign George H. W. Bush, was rescued by the submarine USS Finback).


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Eight mountainable pilots were beheaded, prepared for food, and eaten.


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The case came to light in 1945 after the war, and in a war crimes trial in 1947 of thirty Japanese defendants, five were found guilty of murder and hanged.


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[8] Survivors of the 1972 Andean plane crash had to resort to cannibalism to stay alive.


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[4] In 2001, German Armin Meiwes searched the internet for a volunteer victim and invited her to join him.


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At the victim's own request, Meiwes killed him and ate his frozen body parts.


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The incident shocked Germans and other people around the world.


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[4] Cannibalism accusations as propaganda Cannibalism accusations have also been used as propaganda.


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During the expansion of British colonialism, slavery was considered illegal unless it could be shown that conditions for people as slaves were better than in freedom.


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Cannibalism was taken as evidence of this, and the accusations were extensive.


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In his book The Man-Eating Myth: Anthropology and Anthropophagy (New York: Oxford University Press, 1979), William Arens claimed cannibalism claims were used to label another group of people as morally inferior.


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Examples of this include allegations of Jews eating the children of Christians and Muslims, and the accusations of ancient Greeks against more distant, non-Hellenic barbarians.


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In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Japanese historians such as Kuwabara Jitsuzo (1870—1931) have argued that the Chinese have a particularly rich history of cannibalism.


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The allegations escalated on both sides during the Second Sino-Japanese War.


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As recently as the 1980s, Key Ray Chong claimed the Chinese practiced cannibalism, regardless of famine as well.


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Since Arens's work, allegations of cannibalism have been viewed with more skepticism and understood accusations to be more common than the event itself.


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In 1994, it was alleged refugees confined to Yugoslav concentration camps were forced to eat each other's meat.


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The claims turned out to be bogus.


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Cannibalism in myths and religions Man-eating has been seen as a way to ensure the expulsion of the slain enemy's life force.


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In funeral rites, it has been performed to ensure the immortality of a revered tribe member.


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Gaining the life force of a slain enemy into your own possession is probably more common.


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For example, in the 17th century, Jesuits report that the Iroquois and Hurons practiced ritual cannibalism precisely because of this principle.


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Unless the enemy was adopted, he was more likely to be tortured, and if the enemy proved to be valiant, his heart or flesh could be eaten so that the enemy's power would thus pass to the eaters.


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In the Atna Indians, cannibalism was based on the belief that the spirit of the fallen might take revenge unless the warrior ate a little fat from near the heart of the slain enemy.


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In folklore, cannibalism is associated with evil, e.g. in the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel.


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In mythology, cannibalism has been extended to a universal principle, as in the case of the Hindu god Kali.


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Kali is reported to have plotted the blood of the demons to prevent them from rising again.


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In Greek mythology, the story of Kronos has a theme of cannibalism.


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In art, hell is often depicted as a mouth that devours people.


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Symbolic human eating takes place in the Christian Communion.


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According to Catholic dogma, bread and wine are transformed into the true blood and flesh of Christ in Communion.


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Cannibalism in the animal kingdom Cannibalism occurs in some animal species.


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In vertebrates, cannibalism is not common with the exception of fish and chickens [9], but it can occur in captivity, from lack of food or stress.


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Cannibalism

Hares, mice, rats and hamsters may eat their young if the nest is threatened.


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In birds of prey, especially owls, cannibalism is quite common.


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Chicks most often hatch more than what the mothers are able to feed on.


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In this case, the youngest does not receive sufficient nutrition and weakens until finally dying.


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Immediately upon death, the cub is transformed into nourishment in the eyes of his siblings.


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Some sharks exhibit intrauterine cannibalism.


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Lion males tend to kill the chicks of other males in order to put the females earlier in estrus.


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Chicks may also become eaten, although the primary purpose of killing is not foraging, but the continuation of one's own lineage.


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Chimpanzees might eat other than their own chicks.


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From insects, the praying mantis female and spiders, the black widow can feed on the dog after mating.


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185—254) was a Christian scholar and theologian, and one of the most prominent church fathers of the early Christian Church.


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He was most likely born in Alexandria and died in Caesarea.


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Origenee's writings are relevant as the first real attempts to explain Christianity intellectually.


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He wanted to interpret all the science of his time from a Christian perspective.


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Life Early studies and works in Alexandria Origene's full name was Origenes Adamantios.


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His father Leonides taught him reading, the Bible and other basics.


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In 202, his father died in the persecutions of Christians enforced under Septimius Severus.


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Origenes would have liked to share in martyrdom, but his mother prevented him.


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[1] Leonidee's death left a nine-person family in poverty.


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Admittedly, Origenes did come under the protection of a wealthy woman, but since there was already some heretic named Paul under his protection, the strictly orthodox Origenes did not stay with him long.


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In 203, he began studies at the Catechetical School of Alexandria, soon driven out by the persecutions of its last teacher, Clemens Alexandrian.


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Origenes visited and comforted the imprisoned Christians, as well as taking part in the trials, but was spared himself persecution as if by a miracle trade.


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In him, his reputation and the number of his pupils grew rapidly, so that Bishop Demetrios of Alexandria appointed the 18-year-old Origene as headmaster of the catechete school.


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[2] Origenes sold his library to be completely independent financially.


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He was able to get along with the money he received by living ascetically.


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He taught during the day and studied the Bible at night.


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He took his ascetics so far as to follow verse 19:12 of the Gospel of Matthew and castrate himself for fear of otherwise incurring scandal because he taught both men and women.


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He also believed that a Christian should follow all Jesus' teachings without reservations or exceptions.


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During Emperor Caracalla's time, around 211-212, Origenes travelled for a short time to Rome, where he met Hippolytos the Roman, the leading theologian in the city.


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[2] However, Origenes was badly impressed by the algal nature of Pope Zephyrinus.


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He returned to Alexandria to teach.


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However, his school had grown bigger than one man could manage, as catechumens eagerly wanted basic education, and those already baptized wanted Bible explanations.


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Origenes gave the teaching of catechumens to Heraclae, brother of the martyr Plutarchus of his first student.


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His own interest was increasingly oriented towards exegetics, and he studied the Hebrew language.


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Around this time (212-213) also ranks his acquaintance with Ambrosios of Alexandria, whom he induced to convert from Valentinoism to orthodoxy faith.


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Ambrosios was a wealthy man, and he later entered into an agreement with Origenee to publish and distribute his writings.


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Origenes dedicated almost all of his later writings to Ambrosios.


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Around the year 215, Origenes visited Arabia at the invitation of the local prefect.


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[3] He spent some time, among others, in Petra, after which again returned to Alexandria.


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The following year, an uprising forced Caracalla to send soldiers to the city.


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All schools were closed and strangers expelled.


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Ambrosios was forced to go into exile to Caesarea, and Origenes left with him.


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There, Origenes taught scriptures and preached according to local Jewish custom.


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When the situation in Alexandria calmed down, Demetrios recalled him, most likely in 216.


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Over the next ten years, Origenes taught and wrote.


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Ambrosios offered at his disposal seven stenographers who wrote down the dictation, another seven scribes who made the actual copies, and a group of girls who amplified copies.


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At the request of Ambrosius, he began a major Bible commentary work, starting with the Gospel of John and proceeding to the First Book of Genesis, Psalms 1—25, and the Lamentations Hymns.


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In addition to these, he wrote ten works of exegetics (Stromateis), two books on the Resurrection, and the First Principles of the work.


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Conflict with Demetrios and migration to Caesarea Around the year 230 Origenes began a journey that forced him to give up his job in Alexandria.


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He visited Caesarea and was ordained a priest there so that Demetrios, who had previously opposed his preaching, could no longer criticize him.


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Demetrios took this well-meaning gesture as an insult, however, and was furious.


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He procured Origene an expulsion and the cancellation of his ordained priest.


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[4] Origenes left Alexandria in 231, and moved to Caesarea permanently.


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However, the Alexandrians continued to attack him, either because of the castration he performed or because he was accused of being a heretic.


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[5] However, these protests were only noted in Rome, while Palestine, Phoenicia, Arabia and Akkaia paid no attention to them.


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In Alexandria, Heraclaa became head of the school of Origenee and shortly after Demetrios' death a bishop.


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Origenes returned to Alexandria to ask for a pardon, which Heraclas did not, however.


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Origenes left the city permanently and moved to Caesarea where he established a new theological school.


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[5] He preached and taught dialectics, physics, ethics, and metaphysics, creating a foundation for the teaching of theology.


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He wanted to interpret all the science of his time from a Christian perspective, and elevate Christianity as a theory of world explanation to the level of Hellenistic doctrines.


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In 235, with the rise to power of Emperor Maximinus, persecutions began again.


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Origenes had to hide for two years at Juliana of Caesarea.


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Over the next nearly twenty years he preached regularly on Wednesdays and Fridays, and later daily.


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He was also tremendously prolific in writing.


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This work was interrupted only by occasional trips.


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He attended Athens, among other places.


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The journey took long enough for him to carry out various investigations during that time.


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On his return from Athens, he succeeded in converting Beryllos, Bishop of Bostra, to the orthodoxy faith.


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At the same time (around the year 240), however, there was also an attack on his own doctrine.


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He had to defend himself by writing to Pope Fabianus and several bishops, among others.


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The cause or subject of the attacks on him is not known, but they may have been linked to Novatianism.


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However, after Beryllos's conversion, Origene's help was increasingly requested to combat heresies as well.