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Elsewhere, 29 May 1914 — The Canadian RMS Empress of Ireland sank in the Atlantic, among others, 70 Finns drowned.


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28 September 1994 — Passenger ship Estonia sank in the international sea area in the Baltic Sea.


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The deaths are 852, including Finnish citizens 10.


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June 18 - June 19, 2016 - Summer campers' boat tour in Russian Karelia ended tragically.


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Fourteen children perished by drowning or hypothermia.


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Road accidents in Finland In the Uskela car accident on 1 October 1937, eight young people drowned in a river when a truck carrying market people plunged into a ravine in the Isokylä village of Uskela near Salo.


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The bus crashed into the sea at Kakskerra, Turku, on 25 May 1940.


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Seventeen people were killed.


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In the Hollow level crossing crash on 12 September 1944, a bus carrying soldiers collided with a train in the overpassageway, leaving 13 persons dead and 8 seriously injured.


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In the bridge crash of Pirttikylä on 16 June 1946, a suspension bridge failed under a truck and 7 passengers on stage drowned.


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At the Peltosalmi bus crash, an ice road failed under the bus on January 2, 1951, leaving 9 passengers drowned.


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In the Kivisalmi bus crash on 28 July 1956, a bus crashed into Konneveteen through the booms of the loss, 15 drowned.


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In the Pernaya bus crash, two buses collided on 4 March 1968, with 4 fatalities.


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In the Kannonkoski level crossing crash on 22 February 1971, a minibus was hit by a track truck, leaving 6 schoolchildren dead.


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In the Luumäki bus crash on November 17, 1973, a tourist bus collided with a truck, with 8 fatalities.


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In the Laukaa bus killing on 5 July 1974, a Dutch tourist bus collided with a truck, leaving 12 people dead.


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In the Konginkangas bus crash on 19 March 2004, the trailer of a truck went hurtling on an icy road, hitting a full bus in Äänekoski, Konginkangas, 23 people were immediately killed.


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On 26 October 2017, at the Raasepori level crossing crash, a VR rail bus collided with a Finnish Defence Force SUV truck.


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Elsewhere, the bus crash in Kostamus on 20 March 1980, with 10 fatalities.


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Benalmádena bus crash on 19 April 2008, nine dead.


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[5] Explosive accidents In the Halifax explosion accident on 6 December 1917, 1635 people perished, and much of the city of Halifax was destroyed.


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In the explosion of Suomenlinna Vallisaari on 9 July 1937, the munitions depot burned down and exploded.


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Twelve people were killed.


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8 ammunition carriages were destroyed in the Tornio explosion accident on 22 July 1945.


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Sixteen soldiers died in the accident.


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Chlorine released from a chlorine tank that exploded in the Rauma explosion accident on 5 November 1947 caused the deaths of 19 people.


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The explosion of a saltpeter warehouse at Typpi Oy's factories in Oulu on 9 January 1963 killed 10 people in an explosion accident at the Uusikylä Armory depot of Finnish Defence Force in August 1965.


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The accident killed 4 and 69 people were injured.


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Material damage was great.


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On 11 November 1966, 1,000 kilograms of dynamite exploded in the mixing department of the Vihtavuori Dynamite Plant of Sulphur Acid Ltd.


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4 people perished in the accident.


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40 people were killed in the explosion at the Lapuan Cartridge Factory in central Lapua on 13 April 1976.


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[6] In the Durham Woods gas explosion, an underground gas line exploded in New Jersey on March 23, 1994, in the immediate vicinity of the settlement area.


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The accident had one casualty.


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In Enschede on 13 May 2000, the explosion of a fireworks warehouse during the vote for the Eurovisa final caused great material destruction in the city.


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Twenty-two people were killed and 947 injured.


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The explosion caused such a major inconvenience to telephone voting that the Netherlands resorted to jury duty.


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Approximately 30 kilograms of dynamite exploded in the Friisilä explosion accident in Espoo on 24 April 2006.


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10 people were injured in the crash.


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The tragic decision of Mikkeli's hostage drama ended with an explosion at the edge of Mikkeli Market on 9 August 1986.


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Fires The Cinema Imatra fire in Tampere on 23 October 1927 killed 21 people.


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In a fire at Kangasala Children's Home on 26 November 1954, 9 children under the age of 7 died in the fire of the wooden cell building of Köyliö vice-prison on 1 July 1959, 16 prisoners were killed.


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On 22 April 1966, 31 people were killed in a fire at Lapinlahti Municipal Home.


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Twenty-seven people perished in the Virtai nursing home fire on 23 January 1979.


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5 elderly people were killed in the Maaninga nursing home fire on 4 December 1999.


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Juha Vainio

Juha Harri “Junnu” Vainio or Juha “Watt” Vainio (10 May 1938 in Kotka — 29 October 1990 in Gryon, Switzerland [1]) was a Finnish singer-songwriter, iskelmälyricist and folk school teacher.


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He had time to make 2433 lyrics or compositions and recorded 245 songs himself, [2] [3] and is considered a multi-tasker in entertainment music [4] and one of Finland's most prolific lyricists along with Reino Helismaa and Vexi Salmi.


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[1] Vainio began his career in the early 1960s, and it lasted right up until his death.


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In addition to his city of birth, Kotka, he lived for several years in Helsinki and Espoo.


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His final years Vainio spent in Gryon, Switzerland, where he died of a heart attack in October 1990.


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He is buried in a family grave in Hietaniemi Cemetery.


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Among the songs performed by Vainio himself, the best known are “Albatross”, “Vanjapoikia mustachioed”, “Vän ahon laitaa”, “Old smuggler Laitinen” and “Kotkan poikii without wings”.


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Songs written by him but performed by others include “Third line back”, “I look at a deserted sandy beach”, “I want to be you affectionate”, “Rööperiin”, “My heart remains here”, “My memory only remains”, “Every day is too much”, “Hiding place”, “Midnight”, “Just an hour”, “I visit again until yesterday”, “At the time of bluebells”, “Fifteen summers”, “Never will you change”, “Somewhere”, “Tuulintie”, “Little doll”, “Kuusamo”, “Then I will only get everything”, “Last moment” as well as “Good morning Finland”.


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The additional name “Watt” was associated with the song “Best Wire Ensemble” (1964) from Vainio's first solo album, which was announced in the singles bag as “Juha 'Watt' Vainio and his orchestra approved by the Electrical Inspectorate”.


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The additional name was never used alone, but always in the form of Juha Watt Vainio.


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Life Family background and childhood Juha Vainio's parents were Tauno and Kaarina (née Miettinen) Vainio.


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The original surname of Tauno Vainio's father Emil Vainio (born 1881) was Alaajäski, but he changed his name soon after the century changed to Vainio.


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[5] Tauno Vainio's family had many athletes, and Kaarina Vainio also had a sporting background.


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Juha's uncle was athlete Pauli Vainio.


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Tauno and Kaarina got engaged in 1937.


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Tauno Vainio served in Vuoksenniska as the regional head of the patronage municipality and was known as a strict man in his principles.


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[6] Kaarina Vainio had attended middle school, and Tauno Vainio had graduated as a trade technician.


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[7] Juha Harri Vainio was born on 10 May 1938 in Kotka to Tauno and Kaarina Vainio as the firstborn.


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However, his first childhood home was in the Vuoksenniska of the present Imatra.


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[6] Later, two more children were born into the family, Marja (born 1944) and Markku (b.


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[8] Little Juha was an avid singer and was often asked to sing by his neighbours.


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[9] When the Winter War began, Juha was still too young to understand the events.


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Father Tauno had to go to war as captain of the reserve, and Juha moved with his mother to live with her parents in Metsola, Kotka.


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As an adult, Vainio remembered from wartime mainly the aerial alarms and people's distress.


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[9] She has told me that she was more afraid of the women next door than war, but on the other hand has admitted that the war left mental wounds.


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These sensations are described by his song “A Kind of War Veteran” (on the album That's what life is like).


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Juha often had to escape with his mother because Kotka was a port city and was often bombed.


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[10] They were with the family of maternal cousins, among other things, and Juha became friends with his mother's cousin Olli Miettinen, who was six years older than Juha.


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Kaarina Vainio's only brother Mauno died in the war.


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[11] Juha's family moved to Metsola in 1945.


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There they lived until 1950, after which they moved to the centre of Kotka in Kotka.


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In his opinion, Vainio spent his most beautiful childhood in Metsola.


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It was there that she met, among others, four years older Nestori Miikkulainen, [12] whose name she later used in the song “Vanjapoikia mustache”.


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[13] With his friends, he often visited Eagle Harbour.


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[14] He liked the sea a lot through his life.


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Juha was diagnosed as a child with a congenital heart defect that had not been detected immediately after birth.


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Her lips blued, and she took an unusually fast breath.


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[15] Juha underwent surgery in early 1949.


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Around the same time, her mother was under treatment for tuberculosis, but she was cured.


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Juha was initially kept in an adult ward, perhaps because of the severity of the surgery, but later he was transferred to the children's ward to recuperate.


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[16] He soon got home and started to heal.


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School years Juha Vainio's schooling did not start particularly well.


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He became frustrated with schooling and was once trespassing away for three weeks.


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[17] After national school, Juha went to the Kotka Lyceum.


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[18] Around the same time his family moved from Metsola to Kotkansaari.


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[19] In school days, Vainio's best friend was Risto “Tiso” Warjus, who was two years older than him.


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[18] Both sang in the choir of the Lyceum of Eagle.


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[20] In Lyceum times, Vainio received the nickname Junnu.


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Junnu was originally called Arvo Vainio, a music teacher, because he had a nose as big as a cartoon character named Junnu.


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Later, the Junnu name passed to another Vainio, namely Juha.


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[21] At the age of fifteen, Vainio was certain that he would become a writer.


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[22] He read a book on poetry at a young age, and later has said that it was easy to break the rules once you had learned them.


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His gift for authorship came to light already in the material writings of the native language of the lyceum.


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On the other hand, the attitude of the teachers was rather contradictory; one teacher did not give a grade at all because he felt that the pakina written by Juha could not be considered at all material writing.


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[23] Although the subject writing was smooth, the rest of the schooling was a must-bun for Juha.


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[24] He was already close to finishing school, but the headmaster got to talk him out of it.


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Juha, though, transferred to the Inkeroinen coeducational school, and soon Risto Warjus also moved to the same school.


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[25] In the end, Vainio excelled at school mainly only in singing and sports.


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Around 1957, Vainio's family moved near the harbour in Kotkansaari.


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The next time, however, they moved after a few years, because that time near Sibeliuksenpuisto.


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[24] Juha Vainio played sports since he was a child, although he suffered a heart defect before surgery.


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He liked a lot of football and basketball, which were played a lot at Eagle.


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He also jumped in height along with Tiso Warjus.


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After the operation, Juha's basic condition had deteriorated, but he was able to quickly improve by sport.


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[26] First contact with music life, Juha Vainio was interested in music and gradually began to pass musicianship circles in the middle of the 1950s.


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The center of jazz music in Kotka was the Fennia restaurant, where Vainio's mother's cousin Olli Miettinen and Keijo Laitinen also played.


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While still a minor (the age limit at the time was 21 years), Vainio managed to sneak into the restaurant.


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He would introduce musicians to his lyrics and occasionally get to play the piano.


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[27] Olli Miettinen was nicknamed Emperor of Fennia, and the most wonderful “imperial” expenditure was arranged for him, for example he was crowned in 1958.


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The theme of the crowning was “Work for the unemployed, booze for Miettinen”.


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[28] Vainio has told me that his friends remember he was almost always broke.


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He started drinking little quietly more and more and begging his friends for drinks.


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[29] When Vainio's family lived in late 1956 on Keskus Street, his musician friend, three years older Heikki Kauppinen lived next door.


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[30] Vainio also became acquainted with Erkki Liikinen, who played drums.


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[31] [32] However, Vainio and his friends had different tastes in music: Olli Miettinen and Reijo “Rempo” Tani, among others, listened to jazz, while Vainio liked iskelmi music.


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[32] Many of Vainio's friends eventually ended up in his songs; for example, “The Old Smuggler Laitinen” is named after Keijo Laitinen.


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[33] In the autumn of 1957, Vainio attended army call-outs, [34] when he was in seventh, the penultimate grade of high school.


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However, he did not want to enter the army immediately after matriculating, but wanted to get himself a proper profession first.


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The following spring, he made it to the final grade of high school and decided during the summer break to go to Paris with his friend Peka.


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[35] Vainio was supposed to be a matriculation in the spring of 1959, but he received an improbatur in Swedish and did not graduate until the autumn.


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[36] As a father, teacher and private in Fennia, Juha Vainio also met his future wife Taina Kaukonen.


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[37] In the early stages of dating, Juha's sister, Marja Vainio, was allowed to act as a messenger.


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[36] When Taina became pregnant in early 1960, [38] Juha's parents gave a talk to the future father, and so Juha and Taina were married in the summer of 1960.


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The boy was born in October of the same year and was named Ilkka.


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The next child Sami was born already in 1961, Kalle 1963 and Kati in 1967.


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Initially, the newlyweds stayed with Juha's parents, but when Juha got to Helsinki to study, the couple moved there.


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[39] Juha graduated in 1962 as a national school teacher.


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[40] [41] Juha Vainio initially taught Myllykoski (now.


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Kouvola) Upper Head National School for upper classes.


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The students referred to him acquaintantly as Junnu.


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His teaching was quite relaxed, too, and he sang “Saku the Frog” instead of the morning hymn in the students in the mornings.


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[42] The students, among other things, ate and watched hockey at Vainio's.


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[43] However, Vainio was forced to enter the army in early 1964, and the teacher's jobs were allowed to remain for the time being.


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[44] Vainio had gained some notoriety with his lyrics, so he was tasked with writing the Karelian Brigade's new marching song, and he received leave from the army as well.


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[45] Vainio got out of the army at the age of 26 in the fall of 1964.


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[46] The career starts properly, Vainio was influenced musically by Tapio Rautavaara, Georg Malmstén and Henry Theel.


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He wanted very much to be a musician when he was young and learned to play helpfully, even though he didn't become an actual musician.


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Vainio scrambled to make lyrics after realizing that bands of friends needed them, [47] and the texts brought him some fame.


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Vainio was first and foremost a lyricist.


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He had time to do the lyrics to an estimated 2500 songs released, most of which were recorded by some other artist.


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Vainio has written a lot of Toivo Kärje's compositions but also made translation lyrics to foreign songs.


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However, he gave up at some point making translation texts because they were only paid a lump sum and no royalties depending on the number of dials.


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When Spede Pasanen was starting his career, he asked Vainio and his caller friends to do a “Ruljanssiriihi” program with him for radio.


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The band agreed, and after Spede moved from radio to television, callers followed along.


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They were involved in, among other things, Spede's saloon and 50 small minutes.


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[48] With the help of Erkki Liikanen, Vainio was able to make records for Finndisc.


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The song “Best Wirewire Ensemble” was completed in 1964, and at the same time Vainio was given his additional name Watt, which was on the cover of the album.


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Vainio got to write several songs for different performers, and he collaborated with Katri Helena, among others.


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[49] In 1965 Juha Vainio's parents and siblings moved to Helsinki.


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[50] Around the same time Vainio moved with his family to Espoo, where he eventually lived for more than 25 years.


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[51] In 1966, he lost his good friend when Olli Miettinen died at the age of just 34.


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[52] Katri Helena had sung Vainio's lyrics “Where can I find a friend” and “Monday Tango” in 1963 [53], that is, even before Vainio's army days.


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After the army, Vainio became acquainted with Sauvo Puhtila, or Sauk, who told him that Yleisradio would need lyricists.


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Vainio was quite willing to leave his teaching duties at the time, and he began to collaborate with Reino Markkula.


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[54] Composed by Markkula and lyrics by Vainio, “Sä belong to every day” was given to Eino Grön to sing and became a hit.


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[55] Vainio worked a lot, as he worked as a lyricist at Fazer for a monthly salary and at the same time made his own songs.


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International hits he has written in Finnish include “Hideout” performed by Danny and “Nyi meni hermot” performed by The First, which brought the band to great acclaim.


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[56] However, Vainio was late for the agreed studio sessions, which irritated the bands and record company management.


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At the age of 30, Vainio did one of his most famous translation works, the song “Third Line Back” performed by Fred.


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[57] A success was also the Finnish version of The Beatles' song “Penny Lane”, “Rööperiin”, recorded by the band Jormas led by Pepe Willberg.


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In addition to his work, Vainio created a spectacular solo career even though he considered himself neither a singer nor a composer, but above all as a lyricist.


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However, he composed many songs.


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To begin with, he collaborated with Pertti Metsärinteen's band, and they recorded the song “Hum-Boogie”.


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[58] Vainio's first songs of his own were additionally “If Only I Could Get My Stud Tooth Back” from 1964, [49] “Salt, Salt, More Salt”, and “Midsummer Dances” from 1965.


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[50] Vainio's first record release was in 1966 by Juha “Watt” Vainio, on which those songs were.


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[59] The album was not really a studio album, but rather a collection of singles.


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Among the songs of the mid-1960s, “Sellanen ol' Vyborg” and “Tourists to Tuppukylä” gained popularity.


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In addition, Vainio co-authored the success song “Herrat Helsingin” with Erik Lindström.


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[60] When Finndisc was sold to Scandia, the collaboration between Vainio and Lindström ended.


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Vainio soon became acquainted with Jaakko Saloon through Sauk, while Saukki was looking for an extension in Scandia.


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[61] He began to collaborate with composer Toivo Kärje, who had lost his court words to Reino Helisma in January 1965.


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[62] [1] Well-known songs of the late 1960s and early 1970s included “Suomi—Sweden” and “Matkarakastaja” [63] of 1971, which received a lot of criticism.


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Previous records had been singles compilations, but Vainio's first actual album came out in 1972.


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[64] Viisari vibrahä album contains, among others, the title track “Viisari vibrahtää” and “Kaunissaari”, [65] which Vainio later recorded several times.


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[66] It was also on his next album, released in 1975, I came, saw and played.


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[65] “Matkaraastaja” and “Viisari vibrates” were Vainio's earliest published compositions, but he did not take up composing properly until the late 1970s.


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In 1966, Vainio became acquainted with Vexi Salme and Irwin Goodman, and they did a summer tour called “For the people what the people want”.


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Sometimes, however, it happened that Vainio was too drunk to perform.


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[67] In 1968, a singles compilation with Reijo Tani appeared Juha “Watt” Vainio and Reijo Tani, who have included “Terrible kankkunen” and “Old Smuggler Laitinen” as a result of the collaboration between Vainio and Kärje.


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[59] [68] In 1970, he began writing pachinos with Gunnar Mattsson.


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[69] Back to his duties as a teacher, Vainio became a teacher again in the early 1970s.


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Vainio invented nicknames for all the students, and the students accordingly called him Junnu.


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[70] In addition, he invented the most special punishments.


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Vainio and the students reportedly got along well with each other.


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[71] [72] However, the teacher's wash ended when the school superintendent came to visit.


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[71] He found several errors, including garbage on the floor and students chewing gum, and he did not like Vainio's lateness and undone paperwork.


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Vainio was forced to leave the teaching job, but arranged for the students to take a further field trip as a thank you.


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[72] Alcohol consumption and sobering Vainio constantly consumed more and more alcohol.


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In the late 1960s he was normally at Tapion Tuopi with Gunnar Mattsson and Aarre “Arska” Elo, among others.


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[73] He often carried a pocket with him in case the drinking stopped otherwise.


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One of the reasons for drinking is considered to be that Vainio's family life began to go for the worse.


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However, Vainio's alcohol consumption was not exceptional in his circle of acquaintances, where many others drank too much.


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Still, the texts were always completed on time.


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[74] Vainio's friends Heikki Kauppinen and Reijo Tani had stopped drinking in 1972.


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[75] Vainio initially wondered this.


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When Vexi Salmi became his co-worker for Fazer in 1970, Vainio and Salmi drank a lot together and were hungover at work every now and then.


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Once, Vainio had been supposed to make a text for a promotional song, but he had forgotten.


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When the words then had to be finished, Vainio had too hard a hangover.


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Eventually, Salmi helped by making the lyrics to Vainio's composition.


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[76] In the 1970s, Vainio's alcohol consumption increased, and his parents watched the situation powerless from the sidelines.


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[77] It is reported that Vainio refused to go to bed unless he had liquor under the bed, and he always had to have a bottle with him.


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[78] However, Vainio himself began to realise that he could not continue in the same way.


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By the summer of 1975, he was completely fed up with his drinking and wanted to get rid of alcohol.


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It was left in Vainio's mind when footballer Kai Pahlman once stated: “Canopy, you're still alive too!” For the rest of 1975, he remained for four months sober until he settled again briefly to drink.


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[78] For good drinking remained in January 1976.


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[79] Vainio received support from his friends who had stopped drinking some years earlier, such as Osmo “Osku” Kanerva.


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Eino Grön, who was a friend of Vainio's, decided to follow this example too sober and succeeded a year and a half later.


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[80] However, Vainio did not want to be called sober, but considered himself an alcoholic who had stopped drinking.


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[81] After sobering up, Vainio's lyrics became more serious and sensitive, but he still made humorous songs as well.


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Although Vainio had stopped drinking, he was tolerant of alcohol and was able to spend evenings with his friends even though they drank alcohol.


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In addition, he kept alcoholic beverages in his home for his friends.


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He set about dealing with drinking in his songs as well.


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However, sobering did not improve family life, and Juha and Taina Vainio ended up in divorce.


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[82] New winds After the divorce, Juha Vainio's life gradually began to change.


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During the latter half of the 1970s and the 1980s his creation star was at its fiercest and he took up not only lyricism but also composing.


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[83] He worked a lot with Veikko Sam and Jaakko Salo, and Salo began to adapt songs performed by Vainio himself.


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Vainio's song “Jawohl, jawohl”, released in 1976, received criticism because it criticised German tourists visiting Lapland.


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[84] The album also features the delicate song “I believe in tomorrow”.


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[85] Other well-known songs on the album include “Playboy 60 v”, “Suomi—Sweden” and “Again to the Landscapes of Childhood”.


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[65] In the late 1970s, Vainio began to compose in earnest, but he had already been publishing his tunes at the beginning of the decade.


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His earliest compositions include “Matkarastaja” and “Viari vibrates”.


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One of the most famous compositions of the end of the decade is the summery “Vän ahon laitaa”, which was released on the album of the same name in 1979.


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Although Vainio was already sober at the time, he still sang alcohol-related songs.


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Vainio began making much more sensitive songs as well, which can be seen on his next albums.


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Albatross and duck [86], released in 1981, contains one of Vainio's most popular songs, “Albatross”.


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[87] The theme of the song is lost youth.


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Another of the album's delicate songs is “Apotekki doorbell”, for which Vainio got the idea from Tapio Rautavaara.


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[88] Other well-known songs were “Consul of Panama” and “When I started drinking”.


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[86] In 1976 a number of porn songs commissioned from Vainio were released on cassette.


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[89] Vainio did some of the songs and also sang them.


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All musicians performed under pseudonyms, and Vainio's pseudonym was Junnu Kaihomieli.


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Several songs feature some familiar melody whose copyright protections had already expired: for example, the song “Rubber-Scrooge” is a more lewd version of the folk song “Robber-Scrooge”.


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In 1979 Vainio was also involved in making another cassette of these rallies.


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[89] The songs were not released on CD until 1992 and 1997 as Bad Boys Songs 1—2 and Porn Opera/Bad Boys Songs 3.


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Records sold gold.


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[29] Vainio collaborated with bodybuilder Kike Elomaa in 1982.


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[90] They sang together the song “Fitness rises sullakin”, which was written by Vainio.


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The b-side of the single was “Pokkana ja in place” sung by Elomaa alone.


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[91] In 1983 Delta released the album Such Life Is, which contains a large number of Vainio's most famous own songs: “Old boys with moustaches”, “There is no Copenhagen like before”, “That's what life is like”, “Eagle boys without wings” and “In the public sauna”.


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[92] [86] Life and Erotica, released in 1985, remained the last studio album that Vainio completed while he was alive.


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Also it has a lot of well-known and popular songs such as “Aleks ja Jaan”, “With Heiskanen when waved” and “Solitary ash tree”.


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Vainio had started dating Pirkko Heikkala [93] after his divorce.


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They were consecrated on 27 December 1981 in Kuusamo Church.


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[94] They were born in 1983 a daughter, Suvi.


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[95] The couple moved to Switzerland in the late 1980s.


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In 1988, Vainio reached the age of fifty, and a celebratory concert was given for him, attended by artists such as Katri Helena, Eino Grön and Pave Maijanen.


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[96] Death Vainio later had heart problems, and his sister Marja has recalled how she often put her hand on the heart.


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He had already finished his will, too.


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On one occasion, Vainio left for Florida because of work issues and asked his friend, composer Veikko Sam to join him.


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In the middle of the flight, Vainio hurried to the bathroom.


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[97] However, Sam did not worry until the air staff called for the doctor.


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A can of heart medicine in Vainio's pocket had opened, and the tablets were mixed with lozenges.


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Vainio had accidentally taken a lot of the drug, and his heart rate began to slow down.


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However, the flight attendant understood the situation, caused Vainio to vomit and saved his life.


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[98] Vainio suffered a heart attack at his home in Gryon, Switzerland, on October 29, 1990.


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He had been watching a movie with his wife, Pirko, the night before his death.


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Pirkko woke up to Juha's scream.


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A doctor was called to the scene, but there was nothing more to be done.


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His last words to his wife were, “Let's not get nervous.” [99] Juha Vainio died in his wife's arms.


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He was 52 years old when he died.


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[100] Vainio was blessed in the town of Vevey and buried in the Hietaniemi Cemetery in a family grave.


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[101] Just a day before his death, Vainio had befriended hockey coach Juhani Tamminen and had dinner with this family on October 28.


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Tamminen said Vainio had been in good health.


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[102] At the beginning of the following week, Tamminen had called a friend in Finland who told her that she had read in the tabloids that Vainio had died.


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[95] In his final years, Vainio was working on a record which Scandia released after his death in 1991 under the name Viväut.


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Of the songs on the album, “Long Ago” was of particular importance to Vainio, and he had recorded the song earlier in the early 1970s.


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[64] Vainio's main collaborator in his final years was producer Jaakko Salo.


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Vainio did his last gig on 12 October 1990.


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[103] Sala and Nicknames The most famous nicknames used for Juha Vainio are Junnu and Juha “Watt” Vainio.


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Junnu was an acquaintance designation that was also used in connection with the surname in the form Junnu Vainio.


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The name Juha “Watt” Vainio was used on the covers of several of Vainio's albums, in addition to which the title became established in popular use.


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However, Vainio's old friends never used the additional name Watt — to them he remained Junu.


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[104] Pseudonyms used by Vainio were Junnu, Junnu Kaihomieli, Jorma Koski, Ilkka Läkki, Mirja Lähki, Kirsi Sunila [105] and Heikki Ilmari.


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[106] Junnu Kaihomieli name he used when he made porn songs in the latter half of the 1970s.


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Characterizations Peter von Bagh has regarded Vainio as a pioneer of 1960s vocal humour, as Vainio started even before Irwin Goodman.


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Producer Jaakko Salo has said Vainio's career took a new spark when he got rid of alcohol.


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According to him, you can hear from Vainio's texts that he sings about his own experiences.


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[47] According to Jukka Virtanen, Vainio often wrote his own songs in such a way that the music was created in parallel with the lyrics.


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This can be seen well, among other things, in the song “Old Boys Mustachioed”, which is a waltz: after all, the song is sung about Nestor's undanced wedding.


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Virtanen has told me that Vainio worked quickly, but the songs still didn't come about easily.


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The work did not get any easier after sobering up, but the songs became more delicate.


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Virtanen thinks that the essence of Vainio's best songs lies in the fact that they contain a lot of detail and experiences of their own.


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[107] Hobbies Vainio played a lot of football and basketball in his youth.


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He was later an avid bench athlete, and he wrote a pep song composed for Tappara by Reijo Lehtovirta [108] called “Tappara on steel” in 1976.


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The song originated when manager Mikko Westberg asked Vainio for words to the endorsement song.


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He asked that it mention “Tappara is steel” and “rye cracks.”


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With the song, he was a supporter of Tappara for the rest of his life.


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[109] In basketball, Vainio was known as a supporter of Tapiola's Honga.


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He composed a supporting song for the team called “Hongan march”.


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[110] Vainio was also very fond of the sea and boating.


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[111] He often boated his own boat with his family and friends and in 1987 bought an island in Österskär with his wife Pirko.


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[112] Vainio's love of sailing can be seen in the song “Everything but sailing is pointless”, composed by Lasse Mårtenson and written by Vainio.


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The legacy of Juha “Watt” Vainio's appreciation rose much after his death.


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[113] Several celebratory concerts have been held in his honour, most recently in May 2008, the 70th anniversary of his birth.


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[114] After Vainio's sudden passing, his good friend Jukka Virtanen scripted the play Albatross and Heiskanen around his songs.


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The play premiered at Kotka, a restaurant in Cairo in 1992, after which it has been in the repertoire of many summer theatres, among others.


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Vainio's youth days at Fennia restaurant have also been made into the film Imperikunta.


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The prestigious Juha Vainio Prize has been named after Vainio, which has been awarded annually since 1991 to some prominent Finnish lyric.


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The amount of the prize is EUR 5000 (previously 30000 marks).


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The first prize was Juice Leskinen.


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[115] Vainio's name is also borne by Junnun Lauluseura ry., founded in December 1994.


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Its members include Vainio's colleagues and friends Keijo Laitinen, Pertti Metsärinne and Reijo Tani.


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[116] Junnu's Song Box books have been published by the Junun Song Society.


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[117] Several albums of Juha Vainio's songs have been released in which the songs are interpreted by Finnish artists.


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Among other things, an album was released in 1993 along Matka — songs by Juha Vainio, featuring artists such as Remu Aaltonen and Hector.


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[118] In 1997, an album of songs by Juha Vainio was released, in which the songs are sung by Erkki Liikanen together with the Kotka Philharmonic Orchestra.


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[119] In addition, Vesa-Matti Loiri has recorded as many as two albums of Vainio's music.


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The album Friend's Songs, released in 2003, includes the songs “That's what life is like” and “Consul of Panama”, among others.


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Immediately in its first week (45/2003), the album reached the top spot on the official Finnish album charts.


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The album was also first on the charts for Weeks 48 and 49 and Week 1 of 2004.


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Overall, it was on the list for 19 weeks.


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[120] In 2004, Valentine's Songs II was released, which has songs “Heiskanen with when waved” and “Albatross” among others.


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Its list standings were worse than that of the earlier album, missing out on second place at week 47 in 2004 as its top ranking.


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On the list, it had a total of ten weeks.


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[121] Vainio's songs were published on various compilation albums performed by him both while he was alive and later.


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The entirety of his solo productions were released in 2008 in a single package called Songs of Legend — All Recordings 1963—1990.


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In addition to the usual songs, it features a book, promotional songs and porn songs, those in which Vainio performs as a soloist.


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[122] Collection Synopsis The songs of Legenda — 48 masterpieces reached number 2 on the official Finnish album charts (23/2008).


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[123] Juha Vainio's son Ilkka Vainio is now influential in the music business as a lyricist and producer.


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[124] Kalle Vainio has his own restaurant in Munkkisaari, Helsinki [125], named after Vainio's “Matkarakastaja” song.


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Persons and places of the songs in Many songs performed by Vainio are sung by persons named, such as Heiskanen, Mattson, J. Janatuinen, Nuorgamin Jouni, Hakkarainen Masa, Numminen and Huikkanen.


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Sometimes the names are derived from Vainio's own acquaintances.


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The list contains a few examples: “The Old Smuggler Laitinen” — Keijo Laitinen, Vainio's musician friend.


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[33] Nestori Miikkulainen in “Vanjapoikia mustache” — Nestori Miikkulainen, Vainio's neighbour [13] Mattson in “On the way north” — Antero Mattson, Vainio's friend [126] Hakkarainen Masa in “There is no Copenhagen like before” — Matti Lappalainen, Vainio's friend [126] Hakkarainen's Masa in “There is no Copenhagen like before” — Matti Lappalainen, Vainio's friend [ 127] Piirakainen in “Life and Erotica” — Oras “Oki” Pikkarainen [127] Janatuinen among others.


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in “Midsummer Dances” — a certain eagle Janatuinen [47] In some of his songs, Vainio sings about his hometown Kotka, such as “Kotkan poikii without wings”.


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His songs also mention Stockholm, Copenhagen and Helsinki, among others.


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Vainio has said that when making the Finnish version of “Penny Lane” to “Rööper”, he was thinking of Kotka, although the lyrics refer to Helsinki.


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[47] Publications Albums See also Juha Vainio's promotional, congratulatory and porn songs Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Metso, Juha & Pietiläinen, Petri| title = Junnu Vainio - That's what life is like | location = Helsinki| publisher = Docendo| year = 2018}} Henriksson, Laura: Just like meningit sois: Juha Vainio's songs, Tammi, 2010 ISBN 978-951-31-5735-7 Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Age Belarus, Reijo| title = Full life — Junnu — Eagle boys without wings | location = Jyväskylä | publisher = Gummerus| year = 1998}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Nissilä—Salmi—Vainio—Virtanen—von Bagh| title = Juha Vainio: Songs of the Legend| publisher = Warner Music| year = 2008}} References Literature, Reijo: Full life — Junnu — Eagle Sons without Wings, Gummerus, 1998 Junnu Song Box 1.


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Junnu Song Association, 1995 Junnu Song Box 2.


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Junnu Song Society, 1997 Niemi, Marko: Juha “Watt” Vainio discography.


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Pop Book, 2004.


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Salo, Jaakko (ed.


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): That's what life is like.


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Book Group, 1993.


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Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Pietian, Petri — Juha Metso| title = Junnu Vainio: That's what life is like | location = Jyväskylä | publisher = Docendo| year = 2018| isbn = 978-952-291-541-2}} Vainio, Juha Watt: Thus there are cobs.


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(Pakinas.)


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WSOY, 1976.


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On the topic elsewhere Yle Vivinen archive.


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Yle Living Archives.


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Henrinlarch

Henrinlarch (Larix × marschlinsii) is a cross between European larch (Larix decidua) and Japanese larch (Larix kaempferi).


Question: What is the third most common conifer in Finland?

Henrinlarch

It can form in nature completely independently as its parent species grow in the same area.


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Henrinlarch

Henry's larch has been found in Scotland and first described in 1917.


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Henrinlarch

Almost around the same time, the intersect has also been successfully produced artificially in Switzerland when studying different species and species crosses of larch to meet the needs of the timber industry.


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Henri larch is also used in industry, since it combines the many advantages of its parent species from the point of view of the wood industry; the wood is resistant to pathogens and grows rapidly and the rapid growth rate does not affect the hardness or durability of the wood material.


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[1] Henry's larch is a seasonal plantain conifer growing to an average of 38 metres tall.


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Henrinlarch

At bust height, a full-sized henrinlarch is about a meter in diameter.


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By the way, henrinlarch generally looks like the average cache of its parent species.


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The needles are more like Japanese larch, that is, longer and bluer than European larch.


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The mother walks are 2.5—4 cm long, or almost as large as European larch, but the pineal scales are more similar in appearance to Japanese larch pineal scales.


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[1] In Finland, henrinlarch is the third most common larch after Siberian larch (Larix sibirica) and European larch (Lariz decidua) [2].


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List of Canada's 100 largest cities

This is a list of the 100 largest cities or municipalities in Canada by population.


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List of Canada's 100 largest cities

The data is based on the 2011 census.


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[1] In this list, only people living within its boundaries are counted in the city's population.


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Question: Where is the Acropolis Hill located?

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The Acropolis of Athens (,) is an acropolis, or castle mountain, located in Athens, Greece.


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It is the most famous of the castle mountains of Ancient Greece, and often by its mere name of the Acropolis refers to the fortress just in Athens, although the acropolis is located in several other Greek cities as well.


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[1] [2] [3] The Acropolis was at an early age the centre of Athenian settlement.


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In antiquity, it became the religious center of the city and, above all, the cult place of Athena.


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The acropolis is considered a display and symbol of the power of the whole ancient Greek spirit, art and architecture, and especially as a manifestation of the power and prosperity of Athens of the Classical period.


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The hill is associated with the earliest cults and myths of Athens as well as the greatest religious celebrations.


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The acropolis is particularly known for the large Parthenon temple, the Erekhtheion, as well as the Propylaia gatehouse.


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[2] [4] Today the Acropolis is the most famous and visited attraction in Athens and all of Greece.


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The archaeological site of Castle Mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.


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[5] The findings of the Acropolis are presented by the Acropolis Museum located in the vicinity of the hill.


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Geography The Acropolis is located in the centre of the Attica Plain in the centre of the ancient and present city of Athens.


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The hill rises about 90 metres higher than the surrounding plateau and about 156 metres above sea level, and continues to dominate the city's landscapes.


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[1] [2] To the west of the hill lies the shallower Areiopag Hill and the Agora area to the northwest.


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The lower city of ancient Athens was located around the hill especially on its north and east sides.


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On the north side lies what is now the Monastirák district, on the east and northeast sides the old town of Pláka.


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The surroundings of the Acropolis today form the neighbourhood of Akrópol, which takes its name from it, with the Akrópol Metro Station, among other things.


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The acropolis forms a natural fortification with steep walls and an entrance only from the western end.


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Springs were located on the northwest and south slopes of the hill in antiquity (e.g.


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the so-called Mycenaean source), which made the hill an excellent site for a fortress, as it was thus able to withstand a long siege.


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[3] In antiquity, the Acropolis was a garden-like place with plantings, large buildings and statues.


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[1] Today the hill is almost treeless and scorched by the sun.


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Around the hill especially on its north, west and south sides is parkland.


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Together with its southern slope archaeological site, as well as the Agora site, the Acropolis forms a unified archaeological attraction and pedestrian zone calmed by automobile traffic.


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History Prehistory and Antiquity The settlement of Athens originally originated on the Acropolis and its immediate surroundings.


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The site of the acropolis has been inhabited no later than the Neolithic Stone Age around 4000 BCE.


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As a fortress it has been used no later than the Mycenaean Bronze Age until the 10th century BCE, when it served as the centre of the Mycenaean Kingdom of Athens.


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There is presumed to have been located the Palace of the Kings of Athens.


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13th century BCE.


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the hill was protected by a strong wall called Pelasgimurus (Pelasgikon), of which some parts have been preserved especially in the south-western part of the hill.


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Apart from that, minor other parts of buildings of the Mycenaean period have been found on the hill.


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Other earlier remains of the hill date to the Geometric Period.


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[1] [2] [6] In Greek mythology set in the Mycenaean period, the Acropolis was the place where Athene and Poseidon competed for ownership of the city.


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Poseidon created a salt water fountain at the site.


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Athene won the shield after creating an olive tree more pleasing than the townspeople.


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Also associated with the acropolis include accounts of Kekrops, his daughters Aglauros, Herse and Pandrosos, and Erikhthonios and Erekhtheus.


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In antiquity, many myths were associated, first of all, with the place of the temple of Erekhtheion.


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No later than the Archaic period in the 7th century BCE.


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The Acropolis became a sacred place and centers of religious life in Athens.


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At that time, the cult of Athene Polia protecting the city was established on the site, as well as building this earliest temple, which was located on the site of the later Athene Polia temple.


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The Hekatompedon Temple, or the earliest Athena Temple at the site of the later Parthenon, was built around 570—566 BCE.


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More broadly, the Acropolis began to be constructed on the commission of the tyrant Peisistratos.


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The earlier Propylon, or gatehouse, was built at the time, as well as the first goddess shrine on the site of the later Athene Nike temple.


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During the Peisistratos period, Panathenaia, the most significant religious celebration in Athens, was also established, for which the hill served as one centre.


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The temple of Athene Polia was built around 529-520 BCE.


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[1] [2] [6] Hekatompedon Temple was demolished after the Athenians defeated the Persians at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE, when a new and larger Temple of Athena, or the so-called Old Parthenon or Pre-Parthenon, began to be built on the site.


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However, this unfinished temple was destroyed in an attack by the Persians in 480 BCE.


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Acropolis, among other shrines.


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[1] [2] [6] After the Persian Wars, the fortress on the Acropolis was reinforced by the so-called Themistokle built wall on the northern outskirts and the Kimon Wall on the south side.


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These form the main part of the walls that are currently visible.


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Parts of the destroyed temples of the castle mountain were used in the fortification.


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Construction of the new Temple of Athena, or the present Parthenon, did not begin until the Pericles Period in 447 BCE, when the monetary resources of the Maritime Union of Delos had been transferred from Delos to the Acropolis and the hill became the centre of the union.


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The Parthenon was completed in 438 BC.


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In its entirety, the large construction project on the Acropolis lasted throughout the 4th century BCE.


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the latter half, and included, along with the Parthenon, also the new greater Propylaia (437—432 BCE.


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), Temple of Athene Nike (435—420 BCE.)


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as well as Erekhtheion (421—406 BCE).


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The same era is also considered to be the golden age of all of Athens.


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Included in the construction work were sculptor Feidias and architects Iktinos, Kallikrates and Mnesikles, among others.


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[1] [2] [3] [6] after the Peloponnese War since 404 BCE.


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No more significant buildings were built on the acropolis in antiquity.


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This is how the castle mountain had acquired its present shape.


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In the Roman period in 27 BC.


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A small temple of Rome and Augustus was built on the east side of the Parthenon.


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The Erekhtheion was also refurbished.


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Although other Greek temples were looted during that time, the Parthenon retained its prestige and integrity.


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After the invasion of the Herules in the 200th century divide.


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The fortress on the acropolis was again reinforced.


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Two new gates were also built at the west end.


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[2] [6] Later history and excavations in the 5th century the temples of the Acropolis were converted into churches.


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As a result, the architecture of the temples suffered damage, but on the other hand they remained in use and avoided complete destruction.


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The acropolis also served as a stronghold of medieval, Byzantine Athens.


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In the Byzantine period, the Parthenon served as the cathedral of the city and Propylaia as the bishop's residence.


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During the Frankish rule of 1204—1456, the castle mountain was re-fortified and, among other things, the so-called Frankish Tower was built there.


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Propylaia served as the residence of the Frankish ruler.


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During the Ottoman rule, 1456—1822, the Parthenon was in use as a mosque and Propylaia as the headquarters of the Turkish garrison.


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[2] The Acropolis was besieged by the Venetians in 1687 under Francesco Morosini.


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On 26 September, Venetian artillery fired on the Parthenon and caused great destruction on it, as it served as an ammunition depot for the Turks and an explosion occurred there.


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Between 1801 and 1806 Lord Elgin removed the most significant decorative elements of the buildings, including the most central Parthenon marbles, and exported them to Britain.


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The acropolis remained inhabited until the end of Turkish rule until the early 19th century.


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To the Acropolis, the Turks surrendered to the forces of independent Greece in 1822.


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[1] [2] After Greek independence, the Acropolis was converted into an archaeological site.


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Its archaeological investigations began on a small scale between 1835 and 1837.


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[2] Around the same time in 1833 Karl Friedrich Schinkel prepared a motion to place a royal palace built for Otto I, the first King of Greece, on the Acropolis in the context of ancient monuments.


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The plan was abandoned, and the palace, the later Hellenic Parliament House, was built on the east side of the hill.


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[7] Systematic archaeological excavations of the Acropolis were conducted by the Archaeological Society of Athens between 1885 and 1890.


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[2] [8] Even before and during the excavations, medieval and Turkic buildings were demolished and the hill was restored as close as possible to ancient living in terms of buildings.


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For example, the Frankish Tower was demolished in 1874.


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[9] A large-scale renovation program of buildings on the Acropolis began in 1975.


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Work is still continuing.


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[2] The acropolis was annexed to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1987.


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[5] Its surroundings were enhanced as an archaeological attraction in the run-up to the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.


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Buildings and Findings Overview At the entrance to the acropolis is located a massive gatehouse called Propylaia.


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At the top of the hill were located several temples, as well as smaller shrines.


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The southern side of the hill was dedicated to Athena, the patron goddess of the city, in various attributes and epithets of this, such as Polias (Protector of the City), Promakhos (Pre-fighter), Parthenos (Virgin), Nike (Victory) and Ergane (Patron of Crafts).


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Among the numerous Athena temples on the hill are what remains of the Parthenon Temple in the centre of the southern side of the Acropolis, as well as the small Athene Nike temple immediately south of the entrance.


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[2] [3] [4] Other areas of the hill were dedicated to other Olympian gods, such as Artemis, Poseidon, and Zeus, as well as to the oldest cults of Athens associated with the mythical first kings of Athens and their lineages.


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The best preserved is the Athene Polia, known as Erekhtheion, and the Temple of Poseidon-Erekhtheus, located in the centre of the northern edge of the hill east of the entrance.


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In addition to shrines, there were buildings associated with various cult activities on the hill, such as Arrheforeion and Khalkotheke.


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[2] [3] [4] On the slope of the hill were a number of caves considered sacred, among them the Pan Cave, the centre of the cult of Pan in Athens, and Aglaureion dedicated to Aglauros.


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There were also at least two cult sites dedicated to Aphrodite on the hillside, one on the north and the other on the southwest slope.


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On the southeastern slope of the hill were in turn the cult sites of Dionysus and Asklepios.


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In connection with the sanctuary of Dionysus, the theatre of Dionysus operated.


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On the northeastern slope, an odeion of Herod Atticus was built in the Roman period.


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[2] [3] [4] The sites located on the slope were accessed via the Peripatos road that circled the hill.


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Its length was about 1100 meters.


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[10] The most notable sites in the area are (numbers refer to schematic image): Temple of Parthenon Athene Polia Athene Polia Altar of Erekhtheion Athene Promakhos Statue Propylaia Athene Nike Temple of Aphrodite Pandemos and Shrine of Peitho Pelasg Wall (Mycenaean Wall) Artemis Brauronian Shrine of Khalkotheke Athene Ergane Shrine (place uncertain) Pandroseion Arrheforeion Sanctuary of Zeus Polieus Pandion Shrine of Rome and Temple of Augustus Agrippa Monument Beulé Gate Herod Atticus odeion Eumeneen stoa Asklepieion Theatre of Dionysus Dionysus Sanctuary of Thrasyllos Monument to Nicia Monument Pericleen odeion Peripatos Klepsydra Apollo Hypoacraios, Olympus Zeus and Pan Caves Mycenaean source Shrine of Aphrodite and Eros Peripatos Drawstring Aglaureion Way of Panathenaia Feast Castle Mount Temples and Shrines The Parthenon The Parthenon was the main temple of Athena on the Acropolis.


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It was dedicated to the Virgin Athena (Athene Parthenos) and was located on the southern edge of the castle mountain.


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The temple was built between 447—438 BCE, when it followed the earlier Athena temples Hekatompedon and the Old Parthenon which were present.


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The temple represents the Doorian style.


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It is a double peripteral temple with 8 x 17 columns on its façade.


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The temple has naos, or cella, pronaos and opisthodomos.


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There are six smaller columns in front of both the pronaos and opisthodomos.


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[3] [11] The temple was designed by the architects Iktinos and Kallikrates, while Feidias designed the artistic ensemble and sculpted a cult image of Athena made of gold and ivory that was present inside the temple, namely Athene Parthenos and the pediments, friezes and metopes on the façade decorations, namely the marble sculptures of the Parthenon.


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The pediment decorations featured myths related to Athena, the metopes of the frieze mythical battles, and another frieze circling the outer wall of the naos a large procession of the Panathenaia feast.


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[3] [11] In the Middle Ages, the Parthenon was used as a church, during Turkish rule as a mosque.


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The temple survived in relatively good condition until 1687, when it suffered major destruction by Venetian cannon fire.


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The temple was restored in 1896—1900, 1922—1933, and further from 1975 onward.


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[11] In renovations, among other things, much of the colonnade has been repaired.


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The temple and altar of Athene Polia dedicated to Athena Polia, or Athena, who protected the city, was the Old Temple of Athena on the Acropolis.


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It was located south of the later Erekhtheion, on the same site as the castle mountain's most early temple dedicated to Athena.


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The temple was built in the Archaic period around 529—520 BCE.


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and destroyed in the Persian Wars in 480 BCE.


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[12] The altar of Athene Polia on the east side of the temple was the old Athena altar on the hill, which served as the Athena altar common to the entire Acropolis, and thus, among other things, the Parthenon altar.


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[13] Erekhtheion Erekhtheion was located in the northern part of the hill.


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It was dedicated to Athene Polia, as well as Poseidon and Erekhtheus.


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At the same time, it contained many of the oldest cult sites on the Acropolis and was possibly built on the site of the Mycenaean Athens royal palace.


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The Erekhtheion represents the Ionian style and is known above all for its karyatid columns.


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The temple was built around 421—406 BCE.


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[14] [15] Pandroseion Pandroseion was, in connection with the Erekhtheion, a cult site of Pandrosos immediately west of it.


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[16] It was built in connection with the construction of the Erekhtheion around 420 BCE.


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likely to an older cult site.


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The Temple of Athene Nike, or Temple of Victory, was located on the southwest corner of the Acropolis, south of Propylaia.


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It represented the Ionian style and was the first purely Ionian building on the Acropolis.


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The temple was completed on an earlier cult site around the year 420 BCE.


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[17] Athene Ergane's shrine to Athene Ergane, or a small shrine or temple dedicated to Athena who protects handicrafts, was presumably located somewhere west of the Parthenon.


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However, it has not been found.


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[18] The shrine of Artemis Brauronia The shrine of Artemis Brauronia was located on the southern edge of the Acropolis, west of the Parthenon.


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It was associated with the Artem cult in Brauron of eastern Attica and was built around 550 BCE.


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It represented the Doorian style and was used to preserve, among other things, the votive gifts given to Artemi.


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[19] The Sanctuary of Pandion was dedicated to the local heeros, Pandion.


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It was an open-air shrine surrounded by a corral.


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The shrine had been built around 450 BCE.


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[20] Today, the old building of the Acropolis Museum is located on the site of the sanctuary.


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The sanctuary of Zeus Polieus dedicated to Zeus Polieus was located in the eastern part of the hill at its highest point.


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Also it was an open-air shrine surrounded by a corral.


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The shrine had been built around 500 BCE.


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[21] [22] The Roman and Augustus Temple to Roma, the personification of the city of Rome and dedicated to Emperor Augustus, was built in the Roman period in 27 BC.


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It was a small circular temple with Ionian columns, and was probably located east of the Parthenon.


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[23] [24] The other structures of Castle Mountain Propylaia and the Beulé Gate Propylaia was a large gatehouse to the Acropolis and was located at the western end of the hill at its only natural entrance.


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It was built as part of the Pericle building programme in 437-432 BCE.


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The colonnade combined Doorese and Ionian styles.


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[6] [25] In the 200th century divide.


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A new fortification wall was built in front of Propylaia, with the so-called Beulé Gate.


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[26] The statue of Athene Promakhos, or Prefighter, was located at the western end of the Acropolis immediately after Propylaia.


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The large-sized statue was made of bronze and could be seen far out to sea.


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The statue was carved by Feidias around 475—450 BCE.


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[27] Arrheforeion Arrheforeion was located on the northern edge of the Acropolis.


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It was built in the late 4th century BCE.


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The building was inhabited by arrhephoroi, or two girls who performed cult tasks.


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From beside it led a secret staircase down to the Acropolis to the sanctuaries on the north slope.


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[28] [29] Khalkotheke Khalkotheke was located on the southern edge of the Acropolis next to the shrine of Artemis Brauronia.


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It was built around the year 450 BCE.


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and derived its name from the preservation there of bronze gifts donated to the Acropolis and votive gifts made of other metals.


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[30] The Agrippa Monument to Agrippa was located off Propylaia.


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It got its present name from the fact that it was dedicated in the Roman period to Marcus Agrippa.


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Originally, however, it was in the Hellenistic period of Eumenes II in 178 BCE.


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erected, and at its top was a sculpture showing a horse harness.


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Today, only the column of the monument remains.


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[31] South Slope Buildings Today the archaeological site of the Acropolis also includes sites on the south slope of Castle Mountain.


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The theatre of Dionysus dedicated to Dionysus Eleuthereus was located on the southern slope of the Acropolis.


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It was originally built predominantly wooden in the 5th century BCE.


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and was renovated to be built of stone in 342 BCE.


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It had a grandstand built into a semi-arc-shaped hillside, which could accommodate around 17000 spectators on the widest stage.


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The theatre building was the birthplace of ancient Greek theatre, and premieres of many notable Greek tragedies and comedies were performed there.


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[32] [33] Near the theatre there were monuments celebrating the play-competition victories of the Dionysia celebrations, such as the Thrasyllos Memorial and the Nikia Memorial.


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[34] [35] The shrine of Dionysus Eleuthereus to Dionysus Eleuthereus was located next to the theatre on its south side.


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The sanctuary included the old temple of Dionysus, which had been built in the 5th century BCE.


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together with the first theatre, as well as the newer Temple of Dionysus and the stoa, or columnar hall, which were built in the 3rd century BCE.


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in connection with the renewal of the theatre.


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[36] [37] The odeion of Pericleen in the 4th century BCE.


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the odeion, or musical theatre built, was located immediately to the east of the theatre of Dionysus.


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[38] Asklepieion Asklepieion, or the sanctuary of Asklepios, the god of medicine, was located on the southern slope of the Acropolis to the west of the theatre.


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The stoa of Eumenee was located to the east of the odeion of Herod Atticus.


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It was built by Eumenes II in the Hellenistic period around 197—159 BCE.


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Built by Herod Atticus, the odeion of Herod Atticus was located on the southwestern slope of the Acropolis.


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It was built in the Roman period around 161—174.


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The Odeion has been partially restored and is still used for theatrical productions.


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The shrine of Aphrodite Pandemos and Peitho dedicated to Aphrodite Pandemos and Peitho was located on the southwest slope of the hill below the Temple of Athene Nike.


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[39] The sanctuaries and other sites on the north and east slopes of the Acropolis along the Peripatos were located numerous shrines and other small buildings.


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The shrine of Aphrodite and Eros dedicated to Aphrodite and Eros was located on the north slope of the hill near the so-called Mycenaean Spring.


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[40] Aglaureion Aglaureion was a cave consecrated to Aglauros, found east of the Acropolis.


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Previously it was thought to have been located on the north slope of a hill somewhere near a Mycenaean source.


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[41] [42] [43] Other cave shrines on the North Slope were located the Cave of Hypollo Hypoacraios, the Cave of Zeus of Olympus and the Cave of Pan.


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The cult of Pan was established in a cave near Apollon's Cave after the Battle of Marathon, as the god was considered to have aided the Athenians in battle.


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[44] The source well of Klepsydra Klepsydra was located on the northwest slope of the hill.


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It was built in 465 BCE.


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[6] Object finds Object finds from the Acropolis area and preserved decorative parts of buildings are on display in the Acropolis Museum on the south side of the hill.


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However, many of the most significant decorative parts of the buildings, such as the main part of the Parthenon marble sculptures, the so-called Elgin Marbles, as well as one of the caryatids of the Erekhtheion have been exported to the British Museum.


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The remaining decorative sculptures have been moved to the Acropolis Museum and copies have been installed in the buildings on their site.


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Notable individual sculptures found on the hill include the so-called Epheb of Critios and Moskhoforos.


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